The Association France-Grande-Bretagne was founded in 1916 during the First World War. Today there are 34 branches with some 4000 members from various nationalities throughout France. Our orgainstaion is run by volunteers and offers its members by means of its activities, opportunities for friendly exchanges and meetings. We offer the following activities:...

We are a friendly expat group welcoming new members to the area. We organise a huge range of activities to allow newcomers to socialise and feel comfortable in the area. Our group began in March 2010 and has seen our membership grow with people from various nationalities since then. By far the biggest thing we have done since May 2011 is incorporate an...

Our organisation aims to help you get to know Bordeaux, its region, its quality of life, whilst letting you make new friendships and enjoy a rich season of activities and convivial meetings. Come along to one of our meetings, and join us in our discovery of the beautiful city of Bordeaux and all its facets: its history, its architecture, its cultural life,...

This billingual association in Normandy organises a variety of social and cultural events each month - which include: summer walks, talks in French or English, a book club during the winter months, quiz nights, plant swaps, and many more interesting activities. Events are casual, friendly and animated - all in all they are a great chance to meet lovely people...

Americans in Alsace (AIA) is a volunteer based non-profit organization headquartered in Strasbourg, France. AIA has been a strong and lively association since 1991 and it continues to grow each year. We currently have approximately 160 member families. Whether you are new to the region or a long-time resident, there is something for you in AIA. Americans...

Club International du Quercy is based in Montaigu de Quercy. The principal purpose of the Club is to welcome new arrivals to the area, especially from other countries, and help them become part of the local community through language and cultural workshops, sports and recreational activities, visits and social gatherings, etc. The Club offers language courses...

The English Speaking Community of Alsace is a not–for–profit organisation for English speakers of all nationalities and backgrounds. It has been organising social events and providing networking opportunities in Strasbourg and the surrounding areas for over forty years. We hope you like our website and it gives you a flavour of our activities. http://esc-alsace.org/ We...

“The Tuesday Friends” is a voluntarily run, informal networking support group of English speaking expatriates, located in Department 53, Mayenne, France, that has developed through a need for native language conversation, socialising and friendship. You can sign up to our email list to receive information and events copy & paste this into your address bar...

Our town-twinning association « English in Andernos » brings together anglophiles and English-speaking people from Andernos and surroundings. We organize convivial events all through the year : exchanges (Largs, Ayrshire), outings, and English language classes. We would very much like more British expats to join in and help us develop more activities: conversation...

The Association Culturelle Franco-Anglaise Aquitaine (ACFAA) was formed on 21st. July 1992 by Philip Rodger, a Scot living in Eymet and the first 4 years were dedicated to an art group. Over the following years other groups and social activities were introduced. Today we have 450+ members, run 8 French & 3 English classes, 9 activity groups ranging from Art to...