How do I meet people in Boquete?
When we asked people living in Boquete about club and activities where newcomers can meet others, they responded...
"At first I shunned the gringo/expat organized weekly meeting, the Tuesday Morning Informational and Networking Meeting. All the people were of retired age, I'm not. Then I started going, I found I had things to say and others had things to teach. they soon published a small book of the meetings minutes with recaps of many speakers. I learned many valuable things and shared opinions and even changed some opinions. We bonded, we drank local coffee, we bitched and moaned and rejoyced together. seek out such groups and see what you can learn or contribute to them," said a member in Boquete, Panama.
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"Expats in Boquete often join clubs and activities such as the Boquete Expat Club, Boquete Garden Club, Boquete Birders, Boquete Book Club, Boquete Photography Club, and Boquete Hiking Club. Expats also meet people by attending local events such as the Boquete Jazz & Blues Festival, Boquete Flower & Coffee Festival, and Boquete International Film Festival. Additionally, expats can meet people by attending local churches, volunteering in the community, or joining a language exchange program," remarked another expat who made the move to Boquete, Panama.
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How do I meet people in Boquete?
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