The International Association
of
Lyceum Clubs
Welcome to
An International Network of Clubs
that brings together women
interested in culture, art, music,
science and learning
interested in culture, art, music,
science and learning
and where they forge
lifelong friendship
and where they forge
lifelong friendship
since 1906!
Established in 1906
The International Association of Lyceum Clubs brings together
generations of Lyceum Clubs' members
at
International Annual Events and Activities.
Registered in Switzerland, apolitical and non-sectarian, the International Association of Lyceum Clubs (IALC) is the highest authority within the Lyceum. Its members are the National Federations/Associations of Lyceum Clubs.
A network of Clubs that provides generations of women with
- a warm and welcoming environment to meet,
- to forge lifelong friendships,
- and to engage in cultural and intellectual pursuits.
What's On
Our International Cultural Days
Madeleine van der Vlist, President of the IALC &Maria Niki Thomaides, President of the Federation of the Lyceum Club of Famagusta Cyprus are pleased to announce that the International Cultural Days 2027 will take place in Ayia Napa, …
Our International Activities
Next activity will be announced shortly.
Our Anniversaries
Thirty years ago, our club was founded in Frankfurt by Antje Fest, Rosemarie Nicolaus and a number of women from their circle of friends. The idea was to bring together women who are committed to art, culture and social causes and who wish to network internationally. Today, our club has almost 80 …
The Jubilée of The International Lyceum Club of Paris Founded three years after London, the Lyceum Club of Paris was the third historic Lyceum Club to be created (Berlin being the second). The idea of opening a Club in Paris, published in the newspaper Le Gaulois in 1903, was initially …
100 Years Ago in Madrid This year, the Spanish Ministry of Cultural Affairs is hosting a series of talks and exhibitions to honour the women who founded the Lyceum Club Femenino in 1926. Inspired by London’s Lyceum Club, María de Maeztu and other leading women from Spain’s cultural and intellectual …