Savor a home-cooked German Mittagessen every second Tuesday of the month at Stammtisch Curbside. Pick up your meal-to-go at the GAI between 11:30 a.m. and noon. Reservations are required—please call the office at 651-222-7027 or email office@gaimn.org by 3 p.m. on the Wednesday before Stammtisch to reserve your meal. $14 includes a meal and dessert. Das Menü: Paprika Schnitzel, noodles, […]
Event hours Friday, September 13 | 4 to 10 PM Saturday, September 14 | 10 AM to 10 PM St. Paul Oktoberfest is held annually on the beautiful grounds of the Germanic-American Institute. Just like the Munich original, we celebrate in September when the weather is better! As the GAI's largest fundraiser, proceeds from the […]
The GAI Damenklub (Women’s Club) welcomes all German speaking women who are interested in gathering for Gemütlichkeit and conversation auf Deutsch. The Damen meet at the GAI the third Monday of the month at noon for a potluck lunch and conversation.
Step into the world of polka with our energetic and fun-filled dance class, taught by Jimi the Polka Dancing Pirate! Whether you are new to polka or you’re looking to refine your skills and wow everyone on the dance floor at Oktoberfests around the Twin Cities these classes will be filled with fun for everyone. Registration includes […]
This German language club meets on the third Wednesday of the month at the GAI. Founded in 1979, the Sprachklub offers community members an opportunity to speak German in an informal, congenial setting, regardless of level of proficiency. A variety of topics are presented, and fluency ranges from a working knowledge of German to native […]
The Germanic-American Institute is thrilled to be one of the stops on this year's Summit Hill House Tour! Hosted in partnership by the Summit Hill Association and Ramsey Hill Association, the Summit Hill House Tour is a one-day architectural tour that grants tour-goers a rare inside look at some of the most historic homes and […]
100 years ago, Berlin was a cauldron of artistic exploration and expression. Artists were testing new forms and pushing the limits of social norms, responding to a wildly-changing world around them. A lot of that experimentation found its way to the tiny stages of hugely popular cabarets. These performances reflected a society convulsing in cultural […]