Welcome
Germans and their descendents have always been an important part of South Australia’s heritage, comprising ten percent of the population since the very earliest days of white settlement.
The South Australian German Association (German Club) was established in 1886. Our aim is to promote, encourage and foster German language, culture, habits and social life in Australia.
The club is open to everyone. You are encouraged to come and join us and enjoy the friendly German atmosphere, the Gemutlichkeit, which has been for so long in South Australian tradition. A range of all your favourite German and Australian beers are available at the bar and the separate bistro and dining areas offer a tantalising range of delicious German and Australian meals at very reasonable rates. The club is famous for the Oktober and Schützenfests. Twenty groups within the club cater for a wide range of interests. Check them out and enquire about joining. A wide range of rooms and halls are available for hire.
Upcoming Events
May 2012
6th — Videoshow, Main Hall, 1pm
11th & 18th — Mayfest, Main Halls 6pm, ADL German Band, 8pm Herbert Stauber
13th — Muttertag, Restaurant, Lunch 12 – 3pm
19th — Hamburger Abend, Main Halls, 7pm, Entertainer: Herbert Stauber
June 2012
3rd — Videoshow, Main Hall, 1pm
July 2012
1st — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
14th — Dance in the Alps, Main Halls, Bund der Bayern
15th — Kaffeekränzchen, Main Hall, Deutscher Volksliederchor
21st — Quiz Night, Shooting Group, Main Hall
August 2012
5th — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
September 2012
2nd — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
15th — Bushwalkers Dance, Main Hall, 8pm, Bushwalkers
October 2012
7th — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
5th, 12th, 19th, 26th — Oktoberfest, Main Halls 6pm, ADL German Band, 8pm Herbert Stauber, Bund der Bayern
14th — Club‘s AGM, Main Hall, 2pm
November 2012
4th — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
25th — Children & Members X-mas Party, Main Halls, 2-4pm
December 2012
2nd — Video Show, Main Hall, 1pm
31st — New Years Eve Ball
You can also view the regular weekly events (of the special interest groups).
