As the sun set over the picturesque city of Munich, work turned into wunderbar for the Munich Italiani Group. Known for their exceptional Aperitivo events, the group hosted an Oktoberfest-themed afterwork party. The fusion of German tradition, Italian hospitality, mouthwatering cuisine, and our friendly members made this a treasured event.
It was clear that some attendees took the Oktoberfest theme to heart, as the table was adorned with dirndls and lederhosen. Without a doubt, the traditional Bavarian clothing added an authentic touch to the evening.
On the evening of 1 October, members of the Tokyo Japanese Conversation Group gathered around the garden terrace along the river of Toyosu for a soul-soothing evening that blended music, nature, and food. Meeting outdoors despite the chance for rain, the Sunset Music Garden was a testament to the resilience and passion of those who appreciate nature and their sense of community.
On the same day, members of the London Photography Group went on a photographic adventure where vintage met funky fashion at The Classic Car Boot Sale at King’s Cross. As they roamed the street market, they found themselves in a haven of nostalgia, surrounded by classic cars, bikes, and fashion inspired by the 20th century.
The event concluded with a vibrant collection of photos, each frame telling a unique story of the fun day they’d shared together.
If you’re also interested in photography, come and join the Helsinki Walking & Exploring Group at the Helsinki Photo Festival on Saturday, 28 October! Explore photography and the works of emerging photographers together with other enthusiasts.
Mystery on a Plate: On 4 October, the Malmo Meet and Chat Group attended the world premiere of the “Swedish Pizza with a Side of Crime” play, a captivating blend of drama and comedy. An exceptional evening of laughter and suspense brought together the artsy foodies and crime lovers.
The Venetian Masks Exhibition was held in London on Sunday, 1 October. The event was a celebration of the rich history and artistry of Venetian masks, dating back to the 1300s.
Attendees from the London La Dolce Vita Group had the opportunity to get a close look at these unique masks, each telling a story of its own, and to learn more about them during a short lecture. The evening was then rounded off with a delectable free buffet and stimulating conversation.
In the spirit of embracing the wonders of autumn, the Helsinki Walking & Exploring Group embarked on a pleasant nature walk through Munkkiniemi on 15 October. Exploring the Nation-Romantic style architecture of Gallen Kallela Museum and climbing the bird-watch tower served as a beautiful reminder of the harmonious co-existence of culture and nature, adding to the relaxation and fun the tour offered.
Are you currently in Brussels? This is your reminder to check out the InterNations Brussels Official Halloween Dancing Event! Mark your calendar for this party on Wednesday, 25 October. Dancing, costumes, and fun at a new venue reserved exclusively for InterNations are waiting for you!
The Copenhagen Culture & Language Exchange Group invites you to experience Halloween with all your senses on Friday, 20 October (so tomorrow!). Don’t miss Tivoli’s atmospheric autumn season and find yourself mesmerized by the Halloween decorations and beautiful lights.
You’re not a fan of witches and spiders but are still looking for something to do in Copenhagen? Lover of board games shouldn’t miss game night on Monday, 23 October! Join the Copenhagen Boardgamers Group for an exciting and fun-filled evening.
Let’s live the InterNations spirit: nobody stands alone! Check the events calendar in your community to find more exciting events and activities in the upcoming weeks, hosted by our lovely Ambassadors and Consuls!
Want to take the lead yourself? If you enjoy organizing activities and sharing your interests with others, find out how to get involved as a Consul.
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Beste is the Corporate Communications Intern at InterNations. She moved to Germany around a year ago and currently lives in Göttingen as a master's student. She likes to travel and learn about other cultures.
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