A Brief History of the BCA

The British Cultural Association was formed in September 1991 to hold activities and outings in English which appealed to British families in the area as well as to teachers of English. In that period, members met monthly to participate in activities such as a boat trip on the Camargue or a trip to Navacelles. Cooking and food were also a feature during the early years, with evenings dedicated to curry, pork roast dinner and, of course, fish and chips. The night of 5th November (Guy Fawkes Night) was always popular with children as was the annual Easter Egg Hunt.

After a quiet period, the BCA went through a renaissance in the 2010s to become the BCA: an active and thriving community of English-speakers from all over the world. Today our members meet more regularly than ever before thanks to the passion and drive of those who lead activities and events.

Join the BCA

In joining the BCA, you will be joining a flourishing, welcoming, anglophone community with a full programme of diverse activities to keep yourself occupied and well-connected. We are all about creating a close-knit, cooperative association for English-speakers of any skill level from anywhere in the world.

With an annual membership fee of 10 - 20€, BCA membership is truly great value for money!  Potential members are welcome to attend one activity before deciding whether to join.  Just let the Secretary know (see below) so that the Activity Leader can be notified. 

Join BCA - if you are interested in joining us, go to this link -  to make your payment through HelloAsso.  We look forward to meeting you!

Subscription begins on 1st October and ends on 30th September.

Get in Touch

Please address any inquiries to our Secretary via bca.secretary@gmail.com.

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