Places where German events are held
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The German American Cultural Center (GACC) in Clinton Township serves metro Detroit by sharing the benefits of German cultural achievement for cultural, social, educational, athletic, charitable, and civic purposes. Twelve German, Swiss, and Austrian clubs are affiliated with the GACC, which brings heritage programs and community events to members and the wider metro Detroit area from its Hayes Road home. Read more...
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German-American cultural organization in Illinois celebrating heritage, music, folk dance, and German food. Lake Villa clubhouse hosts community festivities and Gemütlichkeit; also maintains a Chicago clubhouse. Read more...
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The German Family Society of Akron preserves Donauschwaben and German-American culture at its clubhouse on Ranfield Road in Kent, Ohio. Founded in 1955, the volunteer-run society hosts Bierfest, Oktoberfest, Schuhplattler dancing, and hall rentals, with member-maintained grounds that serve weddings, receptions, and community gatherings across Northeast Ohio. Read more...
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Germania Maennerchor in Evansville, Indiana is a historic German singing and social club whose brick clubhouse at 916 N. Fulton Avenue has anchored West Side Gemütlichkeit since 1913. Members keep German choral music, dinners, and Volksfest traditions alive in a landmark hall designed by Frank Schlotter, with private rentals and community gatherings throughout the year. Read more...
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The German American Cultural Society of Rhode Island (GACSRI) is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit social club in Pawtucket dedicated to preserving German heritage and building new friendships. The clubhouse hosts community gatherings in a traditional Bierhalle-style ballroom and a cozy Ratskeller pub, with hall rentals available for members and outside events. Read more...
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The Harugari German-American Club of West Haven, Connecticut has celebrated German culture since 1875. Rooted in the Deutschen Ordens der Harugari singing tradition, the club maintains a clubhouse, outdoor pavilion, and grounds for members, families, and guests. Events include Bierfests, dances, and seasonal celebrations that keep German music, song, and Gemütlichkeit alive in southern Connecticut. Read more...
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The Meriden Turner Society, founded in 1866, is a German American organization in Meriden, Connecticut dedicated to preserving German culture through Gemütlichkeit, traditional song, Schuhplattler dance, and shared meals. Its Turner Halle and pavilion at 800 Old Colony Road host member dinners, Saengerfest gatherings, holiday bazaars, and hall rentals, continuing more than a century and a half of Turnverein spirit Read more...
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The German American Social Club of Peekskill, founded in 1936, preserves German traditions at its Bavarian-style clubhouse on nine acres at 11 Kramers Pond Road in Putnam Valley, New York. Members host dinners, dances, and community fundraisers, highlighted by the annual German Fest and Oktoberfest under the tent with live music, homemade foods, and Gemütlichkeit for families and guests from Read more...
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The Concordia Singing Society is a long-standing German cultural club in the Gloversville area of upstate New York, with a clubhouse and outdoor pavilion at 138 Concordia Club Road. Members and guests gather for Friday dinners, singing, recreational fields, lounge nights, and public rentals of the indoor hall and pavilion. The society promotes German heritage through music, Gemütlichkeit, and community Read more...
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The Binghamton German Club is a Southern Tier German cultural society with picnic grounds and a clubhouse at 218 Loughlin Road in Binghamton, New York. Founded more than a century ago to celebrate German music and Gemütlichkeit, it hosts Friday Stammtisch in the Ratskellar, seasonal festivals including Oktoberfest, and is home to the Binghamton Gemischtechor mixed chorus. Read more...
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The Boylston Schul-Verein is a historic German-American club founded in 1874 and now based at 8 County Street in Walpole, Massachusetts. Its wooded grounds include a pavilion for large outdoor gatherings, a ballroom for dances and celebrations, and a members’ Ratskeller, alongside German language schools and public cultural events that keep New England German heritage active. Read more...
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The German American Social Club of Nevada (GASCON) is a volunteer-run German cultural club founded in 1971 that purchased its North Las Vegas clubhouse in 1981. The traditional hall at 1110 East Lake Mead Boulevard hosts Saturday dinners, Jazz Night Tuesdays, Karneval, and an annual Oktoberfest, and the authentic German hall is available to rent for private celebrations seating up Read more...