Members
Where to meet us
Evening Drinks
Wed, 07.01.09 19:30-21:30
Where?
Milano Cocktail Bar, Ronda Universidad, 35 (FGC & Metro Plaza Catalunya)
Join us for a chat in a great atmosphere, have a drink and unwind!
Bar Milano is two minutes from Plaza Catalunya, on Ronda Universidad. Go to the North west side of Plaza catalunya. You’ll see
the Barcelona Football Club shop on the corner. Turn left at the shop, walk along Ronda Universidad until you see
the “Bracafe”. On the left hand side of this cafe you’ll see stairs going down. This leads to Bar Milano. All welcome.
Cost
Everyone pays for their own drinks.
Contact
Sarah Barclay
Mothers and Toddlers
Wed, 14.01.09 10:30 - 13:00
Where?
Casa Orlandai, C/Jaume Piquet, 23 (FGC Sarria)
Organized on a drop in basis as a safe place for babies and young children to play and great opportunity for moms to meet. Featuring a sing-along time, and other activities as determined by the group. Please note that you need to be a BWN member to attend the group on regular basis, however first two visits are free as a trial sessions.See you soon!
Cost
Contact
Yuko Suzuki & Rebecca Glazer
&
Coffee Morning
Thu, 15.01.09 11.00 - 13.00
Where?
Casa Orlandai
C/Jaume Piquet 23
(FGC Sarria)
Cost
Contact
BWN Corporate Sponsors
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