There seems to only be one person that runs the International House, and getting ahold of her is nearly impossible.
Paul B.
Classificação do local: 5 Danville, CA
Amazing place. A $ 30 membership(student rate) gets you access to loads here(and admittedly I didn’t even pay that for the first few months I was there — *shame*). Once I live closer next year I’ll be going to more than just the morning Tai Chi — which is all that I’ve done so far(Mike is awesome).
Vania C.
Classificação do local: 5 Castro Valley, CA
It’s a wonderful place to rent out rooms for an event, small or big. There’s the community room, lounge and Hagan room available; just call for information and details. With renting the place out, there’s also a large kitchen with fridge, stoves and other things that are available(just as long as things are kept clean and put back). Language classes are taught here by fluent speakers/teachers and membership with the I house will allow you to take any class you like(dance classes included too along with other event). There’s storytelling for younger children each month and gathers for others weekly. Many other events happen weekly, just check on their website to see what’s available and interests you :] Every year, the International House puts on the International Festival and there are many activities and performances. It’s clear that everyone there is very passionate about their work and helping people out. Just come and check this place you, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed. This place is just run by a few people so they can be stretched pretty thin. Don’t hesitate to leave message and they’ll get back to you as soon as they can. There are many volunteer opportunities here too! Final Thoughts: Very nice place to study with comfy chairs :]
Lynn P.
Classificação do local: 4 Redding, CA
While I haven’t yet taken advantage of the wide variety of offerings here(which includes art exhibits, festivals, conferences, classes & workshops, films, and more), I have attended some free lectures given by UC Davis professors long ago(one on US-Iran relations and the other on Pearl Harbor). If these are any indication of the quality of the«lectures and discussions» program, my impression is quite favorable. The lectures I attended were well organized, interesting, informative, and entertaining. Moreover they were given in a relaxed setting with refreshments. From what I recall, all members of the audience were able to have their questions answered. International House events can also be viewed in calendar format here: