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<<Click on Images to Enlarge>> Don't miss the delicious Christmas Dinner coming up on the 13th of December put on by Pete Schoen, and his sister, Barbara Vaughn with special guest chef, Frank Marmo. The three of them will be creating a delicious meal consisting of Sauerbraten with roasted potatoes, red cabbage, butternut squash and more. Glühwein will also be served. Don't forget abiout the 50-50 raffle at our dinners. Guests should bring a few dollars in cash to participate in the fun! Doors open at 5:30pm. Cost is 25$. Please make reservations by calling 509-954-6964. Also, the annual German Christmas service will be held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church the following day on the 14th starting at 3pm. The church is located at 24th and Grand Blvd. Coffee and cookies will be served at the Deutches Haus after the service. GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY MISSION purpose of the Society is to offer Hospitality to all people of all nationalities who offer support and foster the traditions of the Germanic homeland, to cultivate the German language, to sing German songs and to enjoy humor, poetry, drama, music, and dance in the tradition of German Gemuetlichkeit. The mailing address for the German-American Society is: P O Box 10036 Spokane, WA. 99209 The German American Society of Spokane, Washington is located at 25 W. 3rd Ave. Follow this link for more information and a map. Spokane Hotels and Motels - Welcome to Spokane, WA! Spokane Hotels and Motels offer great rates on over 50 hotels near downtown Spokane. Book securely online for great rates on hotels in Spokane.

German-American Society is now on Facebook Monthly newsletters can be found by clicking here. If you are a member and would like a username and password to access this area, please send a message to webmaster@germanamericansociety-spokane.org. German American Society building celebrates historic landmark status: Deutsches Haus first in new category of Spokane Register. You can also see the article here if you would like to print out a copy for yourself.   Click here to read a wonderfully written short history of the German-American Society of Spokane provided by Edgar Bueschke.   Die Einweihung und Eröffnung der Turn-Halle Translated by Edgar Bueschke   The Concordia Choir has their own web page. You can find it by clicking here. We've created a new page where we will post photos of some of our events. Click here to view this page. Check out the Pioneer Day web page by clicking here. Check out the calendar

 

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"Few people have blended so completely into the multicultural tapestry of American society and yet have made such singular economic, political, social, scientific, and cultural contributions to the growth and success of these United States as have Americans of German extraction. - President Ronald Reagan, 1987