Greece
How do I meet people in Greece?
When we asked people living in Greece about club and activities where newcomers can meet others, they responded...
"Northern Greece is extremely restricted in terms of Clubs and Associations. If you speak the language it is a little easier to meet people, I have been involved in charity work which I found in Drama's Government offices. I would recommend joining a Gym or local Swimming Pool," explained one expat living in Drama, Greece.
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"Thessaloniki, being a cultural city.. has many nationalities mixed together..
Much more so than when I first arrived in Greece..
There are many groups/organizations here in Thess.
I.W.O.G. International Women`s Organization of Greece e-mail: [email protected]
They meet on the 2nd Wednesday of every month (not in summer) for coffee, networking & social activities.. yearly membership 35 euros or guest fee 5 euros ( this pays for your tea/coffee , cake/snack at the meetings )there is also a raffle & 2nd hand book store, all money raised goes to local charities...
T.O.W.E.R. ( Thessaloniki Organization for Women Employment & Resources )
Non for profit organization to help women ...
It is not a job agency..!
web site: www.tower4women.gr
e-mail: [email protected]
During the first week of June, all the country specific clubs get together to raise money for local charities... with the International food festival , with over 30 countries taking part.. this year it will be held on Sunday 6th June at Aretzou plaza Krini , next to the beach..,"
said another expat in Thessaloniki, Greece.
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