FRENCH LANGUAGE AND FRANCOPHONE CULTURE & FILM GROUP Bonjour! If you're interested in the French language and Francophone culture, come to our meetups and get to know other folks with the same interests. . Don't be shy! Come hang out with us. Everybody is welcome. Meet local French language and Francophone culture lovers for conversation and fun! Come to a French Language Meetup and make new friends as you practice speaking, discover new phrases. All ages and levels welcome. French speaker …

Meet other locals interested in Scottish and Celtic Culture. A gathering of recent emigrants, expatriates, and people with Scottish/Celtic roots who get together to drink and discuss Scottish and Celtic origins, history, art and music. Q. Who can join? A. Anyone Scottish or with Scottish ancestry. Celts (Welsh, Irish, Manx and Bretons) are also more than welcome welcome to come along and add to the craic.

Meet other local Hash House Harriers, those ("Hounds" and "Hares") who get together to follow a marked trail and enjoy fellowship and beverages at the end! Please note that this is a family-friendly hash as most venues will accommodate kids. Montage of what we're about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RwZqxWYIrw (Thanks, TFU!) MH3 Home Page: http://www.mhhh.ca/ Montreal Gazette:  http://www.montrealgazette.com/health/Runner+pack+laughs/5315637/story.html In general, the cost for a run is $8 …

The American International Club of Vermont is being created to allow a vehicle for people with international experience to come together to socialize and network in an atmosphere that is fun, supportive and intellectually stimulating. I decided to start this group to provide an opportunity for social interaction, networking and the exchange of information between foreign professionals living in Vermont and Vermont residents who have spent part of their life living overseas. I thoroughly enjoyed …

This meetup group was organized in October 2010 to make it easier for American Women to find each other in Montreal. Please post a picture, introduce yourself to everyone and become a contributing member!  We look forward to getting to know you. Make sure to follow us on Facebook where there is more communication among members. It is always helpful to know what area of Montreal people live in, so be sure to add that to your intro.

Meet with Japanese and French speakers who want to exchange and practice Japanese and/or French. Meet people who share an enjoyment for the Japanese and French language and culture. Make new friends with your language exchange partners! All ages and beginners welcome. If you are interested in learning Japanese language and culture , this is where you should join. You will meet both native Japanese people and non-natives who have the same interests as you do about Japan. If you want to practic …

Hello dear visitor ! :) Welcome to this new group for local & international newcomers and long-time residents in Montreal !! Group Presentation It aims to organize social events for Montreal new and long-time residents, between 20 & 35 years old *, from all over the world, to help international and local new residents to get integrated, to feel they're part of this great city. And also to improve their french or english speaking & listening in a cool and relaxed way, as walking, hikking, visiti …

SPLASH Japanese Language Social House Meet-Up for people who want to learn Japanese and Japanese! Why learn Japanese? 1. To increase understanding of other cultures 2. To improve employment potential 3. To increase language skills 4. To develop life skills 5. To improve chances of entry into universities in japan 6. To appreciate international literature, music, and film 7. To make travel more feasible and enjoyable 8. To expand options in education and professions 9. To increase understanding o …

SPLASH Korean Language Social House Meet-Up for people who want to learn Korean. Why learn Korean? 1. To increase understanding of other cultures 2. To improve employment potential 3. To increase language skills 4. To develop life skills 5. To improve chances of entry into universities 6. To appreciate international literature, music, and film 7. To make travel more feasible and enjoyable 8. To expand options in education and professions 9. To increase understanding one's own culture 10. To make …

Discover the reels, jigs and strathspeys of Scottish Country Dancing (SCD), and find out why British psychologists have claimed that Scottish Country Dancing is better than sex!* You don't have to be Scottish to enjoy doing the dances from Scotland. There are 170 branches worldwide and SCD is practiced on every continent (including Antarctica). It is a popular past time for people of many ages and backgrounds. Join to stay fit, or to become a part of the global SCD scene which offers world-wide …