How do I meet people in Quito?
When we asked people living in Quito about club and activities where newcomers can meet others, they responded...
"DAMAS - Damas Norteamericanas y Britanicas - meets once a month and does service projects for the community, we have an English book library and a play group for moms with young kids. English Fellowship Church - all English speaking Advent St. Nicholas Church - 3 services in English, Spanish, and German," explained one expat living in Quito, Ecuador.
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"Expats living in Quito have the opportunity to join many different clubs and activities, such as book clubs, hiking groups, language lessons and art classes. Additionally, there are many meetup groups and expat activities that are organized on a regular basis. For those that are interested in joining a church, there is also a range of religious and spiritual organizations that offer a great way to meet new people and make connections. Additionally, expats can attend local sporting and cultural events or go to pubs and restaurants. Meeting people from other cultures or backgrounds can also be achieved by participating in volunteering activities or joining a gym, yoga studio or martial arts class," said another expat in Quito, Ecuador, Ecuador.
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How do I meet people in Quito?
If you live in Quito, newcomers to Quito would love to hear your answer to this question.