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VALENTINE’S DAY Celebration!
Written by Valerie Olsson   

Join us in celebrating Valentine’s Day! Sunday the 14th of February 2010.
At Örtagården Restaurant. We meet between 18.00 – 18,30

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Not later than Thursday Feb 11:th

Valerie Olsson

Örtagården
Nybrogatan 31
114 39, Stockholm
Tel. 08-662 17 28

http://www.ortagarden.gastrogate.se/
Middagsbuffén kostar 125:-

Vi serverar grundbuffé med ökat utbut av kött, fisk och efterrätt för 125 SEK

 

 
Guided Tour: Stockholm Public Library - February 25th
Written by Peter A. Miller   

This striking example of Stockholm architecture is most definitely  ....  “One for the Books" !

We know that the theme of “Stockholm Architecture” is a popular one with ESCCers.  Our city walks with their focus on neighborhood planning and design have attracted, and continue to attract an avid following.

Well, how many times have you walked by Sveavägen 73   and simply kept on walking?  Know it or not, you’ve just passed by a grand edifice right in our own backyard!

Here’s what Lonely Planet has to say about this stadsbiblioteket :

Lonely Planet review :
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About the ESCC
Written by Peter Dulley   
The ESCC was founded in 1979 and is based in Stockholm. It is focused on the cultural and social needs of Sweden's English speaking community. While the majority of our members are from the United States of America and the British Commonwealth, we welcome anyone who wants to participate in cultural or social activities where English is the spoken language. Despite our diverse backgrounds, we see the most important aim of the club as being to celebrate the "ties that bind us", namely, our cultural and linguistic heritage.
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