« AGLR » - ANGLOPHONE GROUP OF LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON
A new, exciting and different social networking association is being launched this February: the Anglophone Group of Languedoc-Roussillon “AGLR”. Greatly inspired by the immensely successful group in Provence “AAGP” (Anglo-American Group of Provence) the AGLR was founded by former members of the group in Provence who have relocated to the Languedoc Roussillon, Nancy McGee and Krista Cole. The aim of the AGLR is to support English speaking newcomers adapt to life in the area, to preserve and share Anglo-American traditions, language and culture and to promote a continuing exchange of friendship and understanding with the French community.
Where the AGLR differs from other associations in the area is that it offers an extended variety of activities catering to adults, teens and toddlers which will include book discussions, hikes, children’s playgroups, whisky and wine tastings, afternoon tea, cooking classes, French conversation, golf, bridge, dominos, pot luck lunches and much more.
The monthly calendar of activities, a description of events, contact info, restaurant reviews, etc. are available on the website http://www.anglophone-group-languedoc-roussillon.com/index.htm which also has a password protected section for members providing the members directory and full details to sign up for activities and events.
Joining the AGLR also gives you access to the ‘One List’, a group email service where the messages you post will be sent to the mailboxes of all the members registered for it. Need specific advice? Want to buy or sell something? This lets you communicate with others easily and effectively.
If you would like to join the AGLR, visit the membership page of the website for eligibility details and an application form or contact us at AGLR, 19 Quai de Lattre de Tassigny, 34200 Sete. As a special welcome offer, we are inviting potential members to participate in one activity prior to joining the Group.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A special thanks to Laurence Bry, President of the AAGP, for her support and encouragements. The AAGP, with its 700 members and 40 years of existence, has been and will be a continual source of inspiration for our newly founded group. We are pleased to be a part of this greater network of Anglophones in the South of France.
The AGLR is a non profit association registered under the 1st July 1901 law, with the Montpellier prefecture (30 December 2010 – N° W343012254) and is run solely by volunteers.
AGLR - Anglophone Group Languedoc Roussillon
Join us for the welcome cocktail on February 23rd! Consult website for more details.
A new, exciting and different social networking association is being launched this February: the Anglophone Group of Languedoc-Roussillon “AGLR”.
http://www.anglophone-group-languedoc-roussillon.com/index.htm"
The aim of the AGLR is to support English speaking newcomers adapt to life in the area, to preserve and share Anglo-American traditions, language and culture and to promote a continuing exchange of friendship and understanding with the French community. Activities for adults, teens and toddlers, visit website for eligibility details and membership form. WELCOME OFFER, potential members invited to participate in one activity prior to joining the Group.