IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Dutch Drinking Committee

  
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  Dutch expatriates gather together to share beer and experiences every last Friday of the month. Belgian citizens welcome too! Read on
  

• German School

  
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• International Women's Club (IWC)

  
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  English speaking network of over 100 women residing in St. Petersburg, diverse social and friendly!  There are many interest groups including painting, cookery and languages and a general meeting is held once a month. Read on
  

• English Communication Club

  
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  A community of English speaking people, both native speakers and Russians, who meet twice a week to socialise, improve their English communication skills, make new friends and simply have a good time. Read on
  

• P'tit Cref Pre-school

  
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  Cref offers the unique pre-school alternative of  three language learning. Russian-English-French are taught in rotation at the school. Read on
  

• Roman Catholic Parish, Church of St. Catherine of Alexandria

  
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  Daily services in Russian 08:30, 19:00; Sat 12:00 (Russian), 20:00 (Spanish); Sun 09:30 (English), 12:00 (Russian), 13:30 (Polish), 17:00 (French). Read on
  

• The British Book Centre

  
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  Made up of the remnants of the long since closed down British Council library, this place is a haven for students and teachers of English. Read on
  

• American Corner

  
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  A fascinating cultural centre with a heavily stocked library, daily conversation clubs, film screenings, books clubs, city tours and lectures. Read on
  

• Goethe Institute

  
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  German language courses, library and information service. They regularly support film screenings, book groups and exhibitions. Read on