Soccer Tornament: It Is Goal Time in Miami

The German American Business Chamber of South Florida invites everybody to either join or participate at a international soccer tournament organized by the British American Business Council Miami. It takes place on a mini-field, each team consists of seven players, and up to 5 substitutes.
There are three Team Categories: Mens Open, 35+ an Co-Eds. It starts on [...]

White Rose Exhibition Opens in Las Vegas

In 1942 a group of German university students, with the support of their philosophy professor, created and distributed leaflets calling for fellow students and citizens to rise up against Hitler’s tyranny. Putting their lives on the line, they denounced the crimes against humanity committed by his dictatorship. They were apprehended and tried in the Nazi [...]

LA: Swiss Games Presented at Game Art Festival

Four games from the Geneva University of Art and Design appear in the Third Annual UCLA Game Art Festival, hosted at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, California. Three of them were previously on view at swissnex San Francisco in the Game Gazer exhibition, and another was created in April during a joint workshop between students from [...]

LA: Arnold Schoenberg’s “Verklärte Nacht”

The Salastina Music Society presents Arnold Schoenberg’s “Verklärte Nacht,” on May 10 & 11.
The performance is based on German poet Richard Dehmel’s poem of the same name with an in-depth exploration by KUSC Radio Host Brian Lauritzen prior to the concerts.
Performers include Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Principal Cellist Andrew Shulman, Pacific Symphony violists Meredith Crawford [...]

L.A.: MAK Center presents “Everything Loose Will Land”

The MAK Center presents Everything Loose Will Land, an exhibition exploring the cross-pollination that took place between architects and artists in Los Angeles in the 1970s, a time when the autonomy of art forms yielded to convergences, collaborations, borrowings and more.

Part of the Getty initiative, Pacific Standard Time Presents: Modern Architecture in L.A, it is [...]

NYC: German Community celebrates Maifest

At May 7, the German-American community in New York  will celebrate the “Maifest”.
Join the Party and celebrate the arrival of Spring with the annual “Maifest NYC” party including authentic German food, wine, beer and music! The event will also act as a fundraiser for GERMANYinNYC.org (Link: http://germanyinnyc.org) and will be held at the Vitra showroom in Manhattan’s [...]

LA: Cabaret Artist Thomas C. Breuer at Goethe-Institut

As is often the case, the criminal returns to the scene of the crime.  German author and cabaret artist Thomas C. Breuer last paid the Goethe-Institut Los Angeles a visit in 2007, where he won the audience over with his unique take on all things German.  Breuer returns to the Goethe-Institut at May 7, bringing [...]

In the Phoenix Club, the Maifest is a Kinderfest

The “Phoenix Club” in Anaheim, CA, presents his Maifest / Kinderfest on May 5.
In the park and in the Festhalle, there are lots of activities and entertainment for young and old.
Dance to the music of the EXPRESS BAND.
A Special Performance of  “Der Loewe lacht” by Christof und Vadislava Altmann is also announced.  Dancing Performances will [...]

NYC: Mini-Fair at Deutsches Haus at May 3

As a part of the PEN World Voices Festival of Literature, a Mini-Fair take place at the German Haus at New York University on Friday, May 3rd.

PEN reimagines the New York City street festival as an open air indie book fair. Nestled among the cobblestone streets of NYU’s storied Washington Mews, this day-long “festival within [...]

San Francisco: Benefit Concert on May 1

50 MASON SOCIAL HOUSE SPONSORS OURSHELVES BENEFIT CONCERT
FEATURING LIVE PERFORMANCES BY SF ARTISTS DAWN OBERG AND IRA MARLOWE
San Francisco, CA – Dawn Oberg and 50 Mason Social House are sponsoring a benefit concert to raise funds for local organization, Ourshelves. The benefit concert will feature live performances by two local San Francisco artists Dawn Oberg [...]

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