GANDIA AREA SOCIAL CLUB (INTERNATIONAL)

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we had our ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on Tuesday 26th January - this was your meeting. Proxy voting allowed (read rules). AGM info or diary page. We voted Rose in as President and Pam as Vice-President.
Remember, your club membership should be renewed before the end of February: Membership Form

Thursday 11 Feb ST VALENTINE'S DINNER DANCE

Did you know that we have a Welfare Secretary? so if you discover that any of our club members are poorly please tell Rose 96 285 2828.

Last year's photos now available in the gallery, unfortunately my camera ceased in the summer so there are fewer for the second half of the year.

Our home for Thursday dinners is the Viva España (Oliva)
Seats and menu options must be booked in advance, menu is here
or go to the diary page with tel number and menu link
On special nights you can book a table, or on normal nights if you have guests.

Welcome to the Gandia Area Social Club (International), GASC for short, a social club set up in the La Safor region of Spain for both existing residents and newcomers to this area. All nationalities are welcome. In particular we try to be supportive of new arrivals to Spain - coping with a new language and assimilating new customs is not always easy, membership of the Club helps to make you feel less lonely in the early months whilst establishing your new home. Come and meet people and make friends with us.

Our aims are broadly twofold:
to provide a focus for social exchange, entertainment, recreation and mutual support and assistance among members
to welcome and provide assistance, advice and information (wherever and however possible) to new migrants to the area.

We meet once a week on a Thursday at Viva España, Oliva (on N332 Gandia side), for dinner (from 7.30 for 8.30pm), social evening and dinner dances as arranged. Weekly walks, petanca twice a week, golf, trips and outings are also available (for members and often non-members).

Among the growing numbers of informal and semi-formal social groups set up by non-Spanish residents this Club is believed to be the first organisation of its kind in the La Safor region officially established and constituted under Spanish law. Link to membership info

Use the menu at the bottom of this page to find further details on the Club and its activities. Or send an email for more information to do with the club: info request, or if you have any comments, suggestions, complaints or praises to make you can just email them through: email comment . Follow the links provided to reach other local English language websites offering more information on the region and what it has to offer.