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Expat groups in Zug

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04/04/2011Expat groups in Zug

Expatica's quick links to expat groups in Zug and Lucerne.

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Below is our list of expat groups in Zug; click on the links below to go to the group’s website. Should you wish to add a group, please contact us or add your group to our A-Z Listings.

Association Roots - CH-Rhine Valley, FL-Liechtenstein, A-Voralberg
The Association Roots is an international and interactive platform that has been created for people who have moved to Werdenberg and surrounding regions in the Rhine Valley "3-Countries Meeting Point". The purpose of the group is to network, support, share and draw personal experiences to encourage a sense of belonging.

Glocals.com
A community for expats and locals in Geneva, Lausanne, Bern, Zurich and Basel. A good way to get information, join activities and meet people.

IMKC
The IMKC is a club for English speaking families with young children. Most activities are designed for mums and kids to meet in a social and learning environment. The Club offers various playgroups that meet weekly in a rented room. Members can choose what group to attend according to the child’s age and development.

International Men's Club of Zug
The club offers a wide range of social activities throughout the year with the aim of offering English speaking expatriates in and around Zug a business and social forum.

International Women's Club of Lucerne
They are an active English-speaking club in the Lucerne area, and are delighted to share their interests and events on the web. Their goal is to reach out to English-speaking women in the Lucerne area and build new friendships.

Zug International Women’s Club
The Zug International Women’s Club was started in February 1967 by two Englishwomen, who instigated a regular coffee morning with a view to meeting other English-speaking women living in the Zug area. The ZIWC has since grown to be a thriving organisation comprising over 500 members representing nearly 50 different nationalities.

Round Table Switzerland
The focal point of Round Table is its regular meetings. Normally twice a month, usually in the evening and sometimes with a meal they are chaired by one Tabler for the year. The regular meeting is the forum for speakers and many other forms of activity and entertainment.

The English Theatre Group of Zug
The English Theatre Group of Zug is a non-profit association of amateur performers and supporters. Finances for productions are obtained through ticket revenues, sponsorships and donations from individuals and corporations. Membership fees are used to cover the group's running costs; net proceeds from productions are used to finance future shows.

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