Vienna International Jiu Jitsu Club is one of the only English-speaking martial arts clubs in Vienna, and is aimed at giving non-German speakers the chance to learn a martial art.
Category: Clubs and Societies
Introducing One Player Down
One of the challenges of moving to a new city is how to keep up with the sports you enjoy playing. Granted nowadays it is a lot easier to find where sports are practised and where teams are based, but sometimes the very formal training times don’t work out if your job is demanding in…
Joel’s Guide to watching NFL in Vienna
Watching the NFL in Vienna has never been easier. With the “early” game times (for US sports), one can catch most American Football games and still get a full night’s sleep each week. Of course, the easiest way is to catch it on local TV, as both Puls4 (in German) and Sky Sports US (in…
11 October – Seminar on How to become an Austrian Citizen
Robin Lumsden, Founding Partner of Lumsden & Partners will be holding a free seminar on 11 October about becoming an Austrian citizen – advanced registration is required. Further information: http://www.vienna-expats.at/events/11-october-how-to-become-an-austrian-citizen/
Weekly painting classes with Abby Brown
A young artist, Abby Brown, is offering painting classes – which might be of interest to our users. If you sign up for the class, let her know that you found out about the class through Vienna Expats. We’ve included some further information from her class description to give you a better idea about what…
Clandestine Cake Club – Vienna Branch
The Clandestine Cake Club started in the UK, but has spread around the world – including Vienna. Emma writes “We are all about cake! We bake it, we eat it, and we talk about it.The Clandestine Cake Club was originally started in the UK. The individual clubs meet in secret locations all over the world….