Zouk Mikael · Lebanon
Find your voice on a Wednesday night
A Toastmasters club in Zouk Mikael, Lebanon. Public speaking, every Wednesday at 7:45 pm. Visiting is free — and you can start the night you walk in.
Nobody here was born confident
You stand up, you speak, and a room that was nervous once too tells you exactly what worked.
Speak like you mean it
Confidence built the only way it can be — on your feet, in front of people, every week.
You won't do it alone
A second family that cheers you on — and sticks around long after Wednesday night.
Take it as far as you want
Our members compete in District 127 contests, in English and in Arabic. Some go further.
Always know what's next
A Toastmasters Pathways journey you choose yourself, plus a mentor from day one.
Ninety minutes, and not one of them wasted
The whole evening, start to finish.
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The room is called to order
The Sergeant at Arms welcomes everyone and hands over to the President.
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Your host takes the stage
The Toastmaster of the Evening runs the night.
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Meet the support team
The Timer, the Reel Master, and the Grammarian with a Word of the Day.
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Prepared speeches
Members speak from their Pathways projects. Warm applause, guaranteed.
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Table Topics — jump in
One minute, one question you've never seen. Guests welcome.
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Honest, generous feedback
Evaluators tell each speaker what landed, and what to build on.
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Ribbons
We vote for Best Speaker, Best Table Topics and Best Evaluator.
Just turn up
Nothing to book. Nothing to prepare. Watch from your seat, or stand up and surprise yourself.
Zouk Mikael Main Road, Keserwan, Mount Lebanon — twenty minutes north of Beirut, just off the highway. No car? Our carpooling group means a missing car never means a missed Wednesday.
When you're ready for the stage
Visit free as often as you like. Membership is for when you want a role of your own.
- Your official Toastmasters International dues and all club fees
- A Pathways learning journey, chosen to match your own goals
- Weekly role bookings — speaker, evaluator, host, and the rest
- A personal mentor who guides you through your first projects
- Club contests, socials and District 127 events
One prerequisite: you must be over 18. And per Toastmasters International rules, we keep the room welcoming by leaving sex, politics and religion at the door.
Leading the club is part of the deal
Loudspeakers is part of Toastmasters International and run by an elected Executive Committee — renewed every six months. Leadership here isn't a closed shop. It's one of the things members join to learn.
Before you come
Is it really free to attend?
Yes — attending as a guest is completely free, and you are welcome any week. Guests can't book meeting roles, but you are very much encouraged to jump into Table Topics and try some impromptu speaking.
Do I have to speak on my first visit?
Not at all. Plenty of people come and just watch the first time. Table Topics is open to guests if you want it, and completely optional if you don't.
What language are meetings held in?
Mainly English — that is the language most of the meeting runs in. Arabic is welcome too, and our members compete in District 127 contests in both languages.
Can I join the meetings online?
For the time being our meetings are live and in-person only — it is a big part of what makes the experience special. In exceptional circumstances we may temporarily reinstate online meetings.
I don't have a car. Can I still get there?
Yes. We run a carpooling WhatsApp group where you can coordinate with members who live near you and catch a ride to and from the meeting. Just let us know and we'll add you to the group.
How do I actually become a member?
Talk to our Vice President of Membership at any meeting, or message us on WhatsApp. They'll walk you through the process and connect you with the Treasurer to settle the fees.
The room is waiting
No description does a Wednesday justice. Message us — we'll look out for you.
Loudspeakers Toastmasters Club · Zouk Mikael, Keserwan, Lebanon
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