French & International Meetups

The Pittsburgh French & International Meetup Groups is a well established group for French speakers of all ages and abilities to meet up and practice French conversation & share interests in French culture.

We have been meeting for French Conversation for the past 3 years Saturdays at the Coffee Tree on Walnut Street in Shady Side. We also meet most weeks at other locations in Pittsburgh for fun, conversation, & exchange of ideas.

This is a French club unlike any other French club in Pittsburgh. We are a group for casual French speakers looking to socialize and have a good time together. If you like meeting new, and socializing with interesting and fun people, stop reading and join this group now. We are the group for you.


The main Meetup website is here:
http://www.meetup.com/FrenchLessons/

The calendar is here:
http://www.meetup.com/FrenchLessons/calendar/

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ps. you can join us on these other groups, too!

Pittsburgh International Food, Languages and Cultures Group
http://www.meetup.com/Pittsburgh-International/

The Pittsburgh- Wexford Arabic Language Meetup Group
http://www.meetup.com/ArabicLessons/ Edit description
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The Pittsburgh French & International Meetup Groups is a well established group for French speakers of all ages and abilities to meet up and practice French conversation & share interests in French culture.

We have been meeting for French Conversation for the past 3 years Saturdays at the Coffee Tree on Walnut Street in Shady Side. We also meet most weeks at other locations in Pittsburgh for fun, conversation, & exchange of ideas.

This is a French club unlike any other French club in... (read more)Privacy Type:Open: All content is public.

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