- Posted by Stefan
- On 18. February 2020
Excursions are organised by our social events secretary. In the past, these have included trips by coach to Christmas markets such as Aachen, Münster and Soest, to the asparagus fields in Walbeck, the beautiful Keukenhof gardens and tulip fields in Holland, wine tasting on the Mosel and Cologne cathedral, to name but a few.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 18. February 2020
Theatre trips are very popular amongst the members, none more so than the Shakespeare plays performed annually at the Globe theatre in Neuss. There are several English speaking theatre companies who perform at venues in and around Düsseldorf and members have also enjoyed outings to local theatres which have staged plays in English.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 9. January 2016
Tennis is usually played at one of the three tennis clubs in Lohausen, Neusser Weg 90 either on indoor courts or outdoor, depending on the season. Badminton is played at the Badminton Centre, Vogelsanger Weg in Mörsenbroich.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 25. January 2016
Why not join the BWC group of cinema enthusiasts for an enjoyable afternoon or evening out at the Cinestar, Hansaallee 245, Düsseldorf-Lörick. Not only do we watch a film together, but we can also meet before or after the film for a chat and a drink. Films chosen are usually in English. For the full […]
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 29. November 2015
‘Prost’ is for those wishing to socialise in the evenings in local restaurants over a meal and glass of wine. Each month the meeting takes place at a different restaurant and is advertised in the Newsletter. ‘Prost’ evenings are arranged by Britta W.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 17. December 2015
Luncheons take place on the second Tuesday in the month at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Düsseldorf. There are occasionally changes to this schedule which are advertised in the newsletter or online.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 18. December 2015
Bridge is a trick-taking game using a standard 52-card deck. It is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. Millions of people play bridge worldwide in clubs, tournaments, online and with friends at home, making it one of the world’s most popular card games, particularly […]
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 17. December 2015
A new book is chosen every month and discussed at the monthly meetings.
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- Posted by Stefan
- On 17. December 2015
The club is divided into four different areas, Central (CENT), North (NOR), West (WES) and South East (SOEA). Members are put into coffee areas according to where they live, but they may attend coffee mornings in any of the areas mentioned.
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