Places where German events are held
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German Park sits at 200 North German Street in downtown New Ulm, Minnesota, a short walk from the business district. The city park is known for its angel fountain, formal flower gardens, pergola, picnic pavilion, and the outdoor performing arts amphitheater used for free summer concerts and community gatherings. A German-themed castle playground and open green space make it a Read more...
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Open since 2013 in Eagle at the Boise foothills, The Schnitzel Garten serves scratch-made German dishes, artisanal sausages, desserts, and imported beer and wine in a casual dining room and outdoor Biergarten. Locals and visitors gather for family dinners, live music, and seasonal celebrations including Oktoberfest. Read more...
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Founded in 1856, Germania Verein is San Jose’s historic German-American social club, based at Germania Hall on North 2nd Street. The volunteer membership keeps German language, music, and customs alive through choir rehearsals, Kaffeeklatsch gatherings, Stammtisch conversation practice, seasonal festivals such as the Apple Harvest Festival, and community banquets at the club’s own hall. Read more...
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Apollo Maennerchor is a historic German singing and social club in Sharon, Pennsylvania, founded in 1870. The clubhouse on South Dock Street offers German dining, a bier hall, and an upstairs Festhalle for dances, concerts, and community celebrations. Members and guests keep Männerchor traditions alive with live music, Oktoberfest and seasonal events, and a welcoming hall that has long been Read more...
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The Texas Wendish Heritage Museum in Serbin near Giddings preserves the story of the Wends—Slavic Lutherans from Lusatia who settled this part of Texas in the 1850s. Visitors can tour historic buildings and exhibits on Wendish language, faith, and daily life, including the painted St. Paul Lutheran Church context and homestead collections. Open Tuesday through Saturday afternoons, the museum and Read more...
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The United German Hungarians of Philadelphia and Vicinity is a historic German-American cultural club founded in 1910 as the Banater Männerchor by ethnic Germans from the former Kingdom of Hungary, especially the Banat and Danube regions. Today the club keeps that heritage alive at its Oakford clubhouse with Schuhplattler dance, soccer, Kirchweih celebrations, and community events for members and guests. Read more...
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Hofbräuhaus Buffalo is a German microbrewery, beer hall, restaurant, and beer garden at 190 Scott Street in Buffalo, New York. Guests find Bavarian cuisine, Hofbräu beers brewed on site or imported from Munich, live music, and seasonal festivals including Christkindlmarkt, continuing the Hofbräuhaus tradition in Western New York. Read more...
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The Historic German House is an all-inclusive event venue in Rochester’s South Wedge at 315 Gregory Street, originally built as a parish hall for St. Boniface Church and later home to German singing societies including the Teutonia Liedertafel. Today the restored landmark hosts weddings and celebrations in its historic ballroom and suites, with catering and full-venue packages. Guests experience a Read more...
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Der Harrisburg Maennerchor is Harrisburg’s oldest social club, founded in 1867 by German immigrants and still rooted in downtown North Street near the Capitol complex. Members and guests gather in the beer hall and game room for drafts, pool, darts, and live music, while the upstairs Cathedral Room—once a church sanctuary—hosts receptions, concerts, and community events. The club continues German-American Read more...
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Frankford Hall is a sprawling German-style biergarten in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood, set in a converted industrial warehouse along Frankford Avenue. Picnic tables fill the open courtyard and indoor halls, with pretzels, schnitzel, sausages, and a long list of German and local drafts on tap. Part of the Starr Restaurants family, it is a neighborhood gathering spot for casual meals, large Read more...
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Germania of Poughkeepsie is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has preserved German and German-American heritage in New York’s Hudson Valley for more than 170 years. Based at 37 Old Degarmo Road, the club hosts year-round festivals, heritage and sport groups, and community gatherings in the spirit of Gemütlichkeit—from Oktoberfest and Christkindlmarkt to folk dance, soccer, and hall rentals open to members Read more...
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The Boeckling Club is a German restaurant, bar, and biergarten in Sandusky, Ohio, housed in the historic 1914 home of George A. Boeckling—the German-American promoter who built Cedar Point into a world-famous amusement park. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983, the restored landmark serves authentic German fare and imported bier in the bar and renovated biergarten, Read more...