Expat Connection is a group providing a range of social events that bring Expats and Argentines together in a relaxed environment. The group was formed by American Martin Frankel, a recent expat himself, with the dual purpose of catering for the vibrant and growing Expat community, and providing a bridge between foreigners and Argentines.
Forget the traditional tourist path: Expat Connection provides you with a host of activities both social and educational – such as happy hours, dinner parties, day trips and on the more serious side our very successful “Buying …

Hello friends,
I want to invite you to come this week to the Cafe Manaia and join in to chat about different Art related subjects.
HablArte
Both in English and Castellano (painting/film/design/architecture/fashion/graphics/etc.)
Time: 7:30 pm/Thursday/Jueves
Address: CAFE MANAIA, Tucuman 678 (between Florida and Maipu).
I hope to see you there,
John Shown
posted via Pablo Laurito: potenza78ar@yahoo.com.ar

This is not just another Coffee Meeting… so don´t miss it!
In our next training session of Nómadas Globales Argentina´s Weekly Coffee Meetings, we will provide you with an innovative tool utilized by the largest Intercultural Training Companies around the globe: the Cultural Model questionnaire.
By completing the questionnaire and obtaining your personal results, we´ll work together on:
- helping you understand your cultural orientation at workplace and the orientation of people of other cultures you work with
- exploring Argentina´s business culture in 5 main areas: hierarchy, chage tolerance, group dependence, …

English Writer’s Group meets on Wednesdays
at Cafe Variete Osvaldo Pugliese, Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543
11am – 1pm, every Wednesday.
Go and join in the writing conversations and critiques.
Contact:
Sally Blake
Tango dancer. Writer. Adventurer.
I would love it if you’d check out my blog:
http://sallycatway.com
or follow me on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/sallycatway
tangosallycat@googlemail.com

Just to keep things interesting, porteños turn a classic hot chocolate into a tradition. Submarinos are nothing more than a simple hot chocolate which can be ordered at any “confiteria” in Buenos Aires. The fun how ever, lies in dunking a solid semisweet chocolate bar in piping hot milk. Their in, the name “submarino” meaning submarine.
Chocolates Aguila, a staple in argentine sweets makes individual 30 gram bars for your dunking pleasure. So popular, they are listed in Wikipedia, be sure to indulge.
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