SGC is starting Kinderchor Saskatoon – A German Children’s Choir, kick-off and information night on September 21!

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The Saskatchewan German Council presents

A Multicultural Cooking Series

Germany meets China – sharing German & Chinese food and culture.

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The Kleine Pakete is the Regina German Club’s first junior folk dance group. It is open for both boys and girls ages 4 to 12 years. Germany consists of many different regions, and each has their own unique form of folk dancing. Our dance instructor tries to incorporate the many forms and makes it fun for the children.

The group meets once a week at 6pm to 7pm on Monday evenings from September to June to practice. They are under the direction of the dance instructor Ms. Tamara Scrimbit. The group has participated in several cultural events in Regina, such as The Regina German Clubs Christmas Weihnachtsfeier, Tanz Zabawa, Spring Free From Racism, Mosaic Kick Off, and Mosaic) If you are interested in booking or joining the Kleine Pakete please contact the Regina German Club at:

306-352-5897

or info@reginagermanclub.ca

The Hansel and Gretel Preschool has spots open for the 2016-2017 school year.

For more information, please read the poster!

“Starting March 15, 2016, visa-exempt foreign nationals who fly to or transit through Canada will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Exceptions include U.S. citizens and foreign nationals with a valid visa. Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, are not eligible to apply for an eTA and are strongly encouraged to travel with a valid Canadian passport.”

To find out more and if you need an eTA, click here.

The SGC receives grants through Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation which allows us to provide services to the community and to support our many member groups. We always ask that you, whenever possible, promote the Saskatchewan German Council, SaskCulture and Saskatchewan Lotteries as the funders of your events. To make it easier this is why we have our new “recognizing our funder” banners. There are a total of 3 banners, one is permanently located in Saskatoon, another in Regina and the last one will be available to any member groups outside of those cities.

Click here for logo usage guidelines from SaskCulture.

If you would like the logo usage guideline from SGC sent to you, please contact the office.

Our new “recognizing your funder” banners:

Make sure to visit the SGC’s Christmas Tree at the Western Development Museum for the Festival of Trees from November 22 to November 28!

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Make sure to read all about the Folkfest in Spiritwood that took place at the beginning of September, more than 700 people participated in the festival.

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German Language School Saskatoon

German for children, high school students and adults!

Classes starting this week, register now!

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Spring Time in the Queen City

Spring time at the Regina German club finds us completing a few more renovations. We replaced our front doors with more secure steel ones, and we finished bringing our women’s bathroom up to the same level as the men’s bathroom. The big reveal of the new bathroom was done at Mosaic and many people commented how nice they looked.

Spring in Regina finds many cultural organizations setting up displays to demonstrate their culture to their neighbors. The German club opened their doors to show off our music, dancing, food, and drink. Volunteers from all around Regina and area came together to make this event as successful as it was. Several thousand people gathered at the club to take part in the activities. Our Volksliederchor entertained the crowds with their songs and our Karnevalgesellschaft brought smiles to all in attendance with their dance performances from Sound of Music and a demonstration from the smallest of dancers. Our food options changed this year and many were very happy to tear into our new choices. Our chef, Bryce, put together some amazing Schweine Haxen. The honeys pork melted in your mouth, and the portion size was enough to make any good German happy. People stayed late enjoying the hot weather every night and enjoying the bands that played in our outdoor tent.

Following on the heels of Mosaic the Regina German Club hosted the SGC’s annual Teffpunkt. Family Fun day saw an influx of children that was very welcome. The children enjoyed the use of a bouncy house, played games, and had their faces painted. The adult attendees of the weekend were invited on tours of some of the features of our city including a tour of local brewery, Rebellion Brewing, a Genealogy session with Alvin Knoll, and a pretzel making session with Andrea MacLeod.

For more information please go to our website www.reginagermanclub.ca