The American Library in Paris was established in 1920 under the auspices of the American Library Association with a core collection of books and periodicals donated by American libraries to United States armed forces personnel serving their allies in World War I. The Library has grown since then into the largest English-language lending library on the European...

We are a small English-language library very near the town centre. At long last we have permanent premises at 23 rue Lakanal, very near the town centre in Montpellier. We are open every Wednesday from 3-5.30 & the first & third Saturday each month from 10-12 The association was set once it became clear that we were not going to be able to save the former...

Our library holds the largest collection of books in English in the West of France. However, we offer more than just a collection of books - we also organize many activities, such as a film club, a book club, Walk and Talk (our hiking group), pizza and board game events and much more! See our What’s happening page for full listing: http://ellia.org/actualites-whats-happening/ Twice...

If you love reading, live in Paris, but don't feel up to discussing the finer points of Proust in French, welcome to an English-speaking book club. We'll meet once a month to discuss the nominated book and our recent reads. The chosen books might be by a classic French author, or might feature France or Paris heavily within the book, or might be just any...

The Library began as an exchange of books between families who spent the winters in Nice in the 1820s. Today, we are housed in the basement of the Centenary Church Hall at 12b Rue de France, about 10 metres closer to the Church than it was originally. Although we are still on the grounds of Holy Trinity, we are organised separately from the Church and the Library...

We have a variety of categories including fiction, history, house and garden, children books, mind and body, and many more! All books and DVDs are in English, but the library is open to all nationalities. The library has local news and other information and we accept advertsiing for local events, help and support groups, etc, The library has become a...

The Paris Institute for Critical Thinking (PICT) is a non-profit organization founded in 2018 and based in Paris, France. The Institute is devoted to scholarly teaching and research in the English language. Our main aim is to offer university-quality courses in the humanities and social sciences to participants outside the university.