Groups and Clubs in Xi'an

Check out what's going on in Xi'an's clubs and groups. If you belong to a club or group and would like it to be shown on our website, then please contact us.

A drinking club with a running problem. Whether you're a Hash Veteran or Virgin you are welcome to join...If you speak English or not you are welcome to join...If you like to run or like to drink you are welcome to join...Basically if you want to come out and have a good time we would love to have you...

The Xi'an Book Club meet the second Wednesday, and fourth Sunday of every month at various location around the city for general talk, catch-up, and sometimes it's about books , in general a great way to grab a cup of coffee (or tea!), sit around and talk to like minded people.

wir hoffen, alle sind gut ins neue Jahr gerutscht und wieder gesund und munter in Xi'an gelandet! Für 2010 wünschen wir allen viel Erfolg, Gesundheit und uns allen viele schöne Stunden, nicht nur beim Deutschsprachigen Stammtisch.

The Xi'an Foreign Business Forum is a non-profit organisation. The Forum exists as a stage for bringing the Xi'an foreign business community together socially, providing a support mechanism to its members and as a vehicle to be able to voice opinions and plans to local government"

The Library Project donates books and libraries to under financed schools and orphanages in the developing world. They believe education is the key motivator to breaking the cycle of poverty that exists in the developing world. As they see it education is change. To learn more about The Library Project, please check out their website at: www.library-project.org

The Yellow River Soup Kitchen is a not for profit NGO, registered in the UK. A secular organisation that is open to everybody, it is wholly run by volunteers for volunteers and as such has no overheads of any description. To learn more about The Yellow River Soup Kitchen, please check out their website at: http://www.yellowrivercharity.com

The Japanese Society has been in Xi’an for a number of years, meeting

once a month at various locations around the city it’s open to all Japanese and Japanese speakers living, visiting, and working in Xi’an. http://www.xian-jpn.com/index.htm

The Korean Free Paper is the link to the Korean population in Xi’an. The random get together and other news can all be found in their online paper. http://www.xasilkroad.com

The Wine Club at Cafe Ren
A place brimming with the rich aroma of coffee, a wide variety of Chinese tea, delectable cakes and chocolates plus a selections of good wine and champagne. Where sophistication knows no boundaries.

The Wine Club at Cafe Ren has rapidly grown and membership is now restricted.