And More
Upcoming events
A monthly cosy chat in town around a cuppa.
Traditional French celebration for Epiphany (Twelfth Night).
Join ESC members around the Monopoly board – or whatever takes your fancy. A wide selection of games is available.
Afterwork gathering. Snacks provided, buy your own drinks. Guests welcome!
Traditional Scottish celebration of the national poet. Expect haggis, bagpipes, Scottish dancing – and a lot of fun!
Bookings now open.
Join ESC members in the bar before Tagora’s production of An evening of Alan Bennett.
- 10:00–11:30
A monthly cosy chat in town around a cuppa.
- 10:00–11:30
A monthly cosy chat in town around a cuppa.
ESC’s annual general meeting. More information in due course.
What to expect over the year
Bonfire night
Guy Fawkes, the most famous traitor in British history, tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament and King James I in the Gunpowder plot of 1606. The anniversary of his arrest is celebrated each year with bonfires (including an effigy of Guy on top) and fireworks.
Burns supper
End of January every year, the ESC honours the life and work of the Scottish poet Robert Burns. Guests enjoy a traditional Scottish 3-course menu including the famous McSweens’s haggis. Live musicians on stage for the ceilidh dancing together with the pipers provide musical interludes throughout the evening. A real treat!
Annual barbecue
A golden opportunity to connect with old friends and meet with new people in the relaxed atmosphere of the garden of l’Escale. Good food, games for the kids and mellow jazz contribute in making this such a worthwhile experience.
Picnics
The scenic outdoors of the “Citadelle parc” in Strasbourg are the perfect setting for our autumn family picnic. You bring your own food and we provide for the entertainment and an awesome afternoon together.
and much more… like for instance
… Impro nights
Theatrical improvisation, impro, is a good opportunity for live practice of the English language, in a fun games format which can appeal to natives and fluent non-natives, even if they have no experience or ambition in theatre. You will be smoothly guided by Nikki to act in several role-playing exercises with an emphasis on spontaneity. Just be ready to let mental barrier down to tap into your creative side! The group (4 to 8 persons) meets in turn from 7-9 pm at private homes or somewhere in town. For directions and signing-up for our next two hours session, please contact events@esc-alsace.org.
For all our get-togethers, it is recommended to have a good command
of the English language.
