Come join us for a picnic in the park while practicing your Spanish!

Come join us for a picnic in the park while practicing your Spanish language skills!

All levels welcome, beginner through advanced. PLEASE RSVP.

Whether you’re just starting out learning Spanish, brushing up on your skills, or completely fluent, this is the language group for you!

This is a safe and nurturing environment so everyone should feel comfortable joining this group.

Our goal is to provide an environment to practice and improve your Spanish speaking skills for all levels.

This language group will meet in a covered outdoor garden pavilion and participants are welcome to bring a lunch to eat during this group.

We would recommend you come as often as possible to get the most out of these sessions. This group will be offered twice a month, every other week.

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Our meet up will take place at McGovern Centennial Gardens at Hermann Park. The address is 1500 Hermann Drive. You can park in Parking lot C, entrance is at Crawford St/Hermann Dr. Once you park, walk through the main entrance by the Cherie Flores Garden Pavilion. It’s a grey brick building lined with Crape Myrtle trees. You’ll see a giant Mount and some fountains. Once you walk through the main entrance, follow the pathway to the right underneath the Pergola Walk. Keep walking past the 3 garden benches, and then turn right into the edible produce area, called the Family Garden. You’ll see covered picnic tables and a blue storage box. This is where we will meet.

Here is the link to get to Parking Lot C: https://goo.gl/maps/Gvn6DiJqo1R2 . Other maps and imaps usually take people to a different location. Also please keep these directions handy once you arrive, as it can be a little tricky to find.

Parking is complimentary in Parking Lot C. There is also bike parking located at the garden entrances and the closest metro rail stop is the “Museum District”.