Groups & clubs in the Netherlands | Expat community

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope in order to help themselves and others to recover from alcoholism.

COC Rotterdam represents the interests of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex (LGBTIQ+) people in its working area. They strive for a diverse and inclusive society that works on equality and emancipation. 

A fellowship for men and women who want to stop using narcotics. They use the same principles as Alcoholics Anonymous.

The Anglo-Netherlands Society was founded in June 1920 as the Anglo-Batavian Society and adopted its present name in 1944, it is sometimes referred to as the Anglo-Dutch Club, or the Anglo-Dutch Society. It aims to promote the social, artistic, literary, educational, scientific and other interests that the Dutch and the British have in common.

A bilingual chapter of the Red Hat Society, a purely social non-profit women’s group. The
primary goal of the Red Hat Society is to connect women over the age of 50 through cultural and/or sporty-healthy activities, which will lift their quality of life to a higher platform. 

While supporting projects in the local community, RCTHM's membership composition places a special emphasis on the support of international projects.

Non-profit organisation supporting the expat community in the Netherlands.

The Alliance Française de La Haye specializes in teaching French as a foreign language. It also participates in organizing cultural events in The Hague and its surrounding areas. The association is non-profit.

The American Women's Club of The Hague (AWC) has been bringing together English-speaking women for over 95 years. They warmly welcome women of all nationalities to join their vibrant community, connect through social activities, and make a meaningful impact through philanthropic efforts in The Hague and beyond.

From 1965, the club organises cultural days with visits in museums and othert activities. French and Dutch explore together the very best of the country.

As its name suggests, the Hispanic Association of The Hague is a group of people interested in the Spanish language and the culture of all Spanish-speaking countries. It was founded in 1920 as 'Genootschap Nederland-Spanje' and in the 1950s was renamed the Hispanic Association of The Hague. The general purpose of the Hispanic Association of The Hague is to promote the language and culture of Spain and Latin America.

A social club connecting people in the Netherlands who share a link to or interest in Australia and / or New Zealand.

The British Club of The Hague is an international social community that welcomes anyone in the area who enjoys involvement in British life and culture. The Club meets on Fridays during the day, with activities throughout the year: discussions, talks, art and craft sessions, lunches, Mahjong and Bridge - and a tradition of fund-raising for a new charity each year. Members can borrow books in English from the well-stocked library. Coffee and tea are free, and home-made cakes add a delicious dimension to meetings.

The British Society organises events with a British flavour. A very social club, they're open to people of every nationality who are English speakers looking to meet new friends, play sports and socialise

A club for German expats in the Netherlands. They meet every third Frida of the month for a regular get-together, and host readings and lectures.

Meet up with other English-speaking expats living in the Eindhoven area. Come along, make new friends and enjoy a few laughs. There is a meet up nearly every night of the week, in Eindhoven, either for a drink, to play board games, to enjoy comedy night, to play some music with music with stranger and learn languages, but always for a laugh. Everyone is welcome. Come along and get involved!

An internationally-minded community featuring great events for globally geared people. The ideal way to grow your social network.

English-speaking group that connects people who understand the unique situation of being a foreigner in this modern Dutch city.

IWC Breda offers a meeting place for English-speaking women from all over the world.

Also known as the Pickwick Club, the International Women's Club Rotterdam is a social meeting place for women of all ages and backgrounds with English as a common denominator. Their aim is to bring together British women, of all ages, living in the Netherlands, both expats as well as those who have made The Netherlands their permanent home. They have no religious or political affiliations and also welcome members of other nationalities.

The primary purpose of this club is to bring together women of all nationalities living in the area of South Limburg, promoting friendship, sharing mutual interests and extending support and information to newcomers.

The IWC Amsterdam serves to unite women from all over the world, helping members who come to Holland to settle in, enjoy their new environment and gain a better understanding of Dutch life and culture. The majority of women are expats following international employment, some married to Dutch and some Dutch women who have lived abroad and seek a community of like-minded friends.

The International Women's Contact Utrecht (IWCU) is an English-speaking social club for members, founded in 1992. They promote contact, community and friendship for more than 170 members who come from over 30 different countries. They are a member-run club and organise a wide range of activities and events across the Province of Utrecht.

The International Women’s Contact The Hague (IWC), founded in 1978, brings together expatriate women living in the Netherlands as well as Dutch women with an international perspective.

The Irish Club Netherlands (ICN) was founded in 1984 to provide a focal point for Irish people living in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands-India association is a friendship and cultural organisation related to these two countries.

The Oxford & Cambridge Society of the Netherlands is the official point of contact for alumni of both universities who reside in the Netherlands. They organize a variety of social and cultural events throughout the year, such as the annual black-tie dinner, annual BBQ or informal pub gatherings in various cities.

Do you have international experience & enjoy cross-cultural encounters? Then the Rotary Club Utrecht International might be just right for you!

Portal for Latin Americans in Eindhoven.

The Hungry Mind is a volunteer-run community centre, café and activities centre, bringing together the local and international communities. They run activities for kids and adults, and guarantee a warm welcome to everyone. 

A service club of professionals with an international background. They like to welcome individuals that are interested in forming friendships, building a strong network and making a difference in society, both locally and internationally, towards a better world.

Breda Internationals is a community that helps expats and internationals living in Breda connect and share information and experiences. At Breda Internationals, they're committed to supporting expats who are settling into a new life in the Netherlands.

TIC is a non-profit organisation which aims to help internationals feel more at home in the Netherlands by organising social and educational activities for internationals in Brabant.

Your Expat Social Club is an active Online Community for expats in The Netherlands. Connect with fellow expats, share experiences, find support, and join their weekly fun and unique come together events. Join the welcoming community today!

If you're an international woman living in the Eindhoven area, or you're a Dutch woman who has returned after living abroad, and you want to meet other women from around the world: The International Women's Club Eindhoven may be perfect for you!

Have you ever packed a bag and headed out into the world to see what would happen next? You are a Girl Gone International. GGI creates safe, free communities across the world for women and non binary people of all ages so you can find new friends and feel at home wherever you are, wherever you want to go.

WOW Family Center in Amsterdam brings together families for meaningful moments and learning experiences. It offers baby and toddler classes that boost creativity, a cosy cafe where families can meet likeminded people, holiday camps and afterschool clubs.