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# Saskatchewan German Council

Language, Culture, Tradition.

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- [Swiss Collector to Repatriate Indigenous Artifacts](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/swiss-collector-to-repatriate-indigenous-artifacts/) - A Swiss collector who has amassed thousands of Indigenous artifacts said he is eager to have his collection repatriated back to the communities it came from. Read the full article: Full article
- [Preserving and researching the history of German immigration to Canada](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/preserving-and-researching-the-history-of-german-immigration-to-canada/) - The German-Canadian Studies (GCS) at the University of Winnipeg is working on a project dedicated to preserving and researching the history of German immigration to Canada. They are seeking donations of private materials such as letters, diaries, photographs, movies and personal documents that capture the experience of German immigrants in Canada over the years. They collect only
- [Did you know that the hot dog has strong German roots?](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/did-you-know-that-the-hot-dog-has-strong-german-roots/) - Most experts credit German-American immigrant Charles Feltman, born Carl Feldmann in Lower Saxony, with creating the hot dog at Coney Island in 1867. By serving frankfurters in long buns, he made them easy to eat on the go, turning a German sausage tradition into one of North America’s most iconic summer foods. Read the story
- [International Parliamentary Scholarship](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/international-parliamentary-scholarship/) - The German Bundestag’s International Parliamentary Scholarship (IPS) offers politically and socially engaged young university graduates from Canada and other participating countries the opportunity to spend five months in Berlin and gain firsthand insight into Germany’s parliamentary system. Participants take part in educational programming, university courses, and a three-month placement in the office of a Member
- [The German autobahn...](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-german-autobahn/) - Germany’s Autobahn is famous around the world for sections without a general speed limit, but the reality is more nuanced, with many areas subject to restrictions and safety rules. While some stretches allow drivers to travel freely, recommended speeds and numerous regulated zones show that Germany’s highway system is not simply a place for unlimited
- [How do Germans live?](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/how-do-germans-live/) - This page offers a quick, data-based snapshot of everyday life in Germany, using recent statistics to show how Germans live, work, earn, and structure family life. It introduces key facts such as age, income, housing, working hours, and life expectancy in a clear, easy-to-scan format. Facts and figures about Germans
- [Statistics Canada is now hiring in your community](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/statistics-canada-is-now-hiring-in-your-community/) - We are pleased to inform you that the next Census of Population will take place in May 2026. To support this important project, Statistics Canada is hiring for supervisory and non-supervisory positions. Approximately 32,000 jobs are available across Canada! We are looking for local people to help us collect accurate data in your community. These
- [German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD): Spring Deadlines for Funding](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-academic-exchange-service-daad-spring-deadlines-for-funding/) - The German Academic Exchange Service offers new spring funding opportunities for students, researchers, and artists interested in academic or creative projects in Germany. Several programs support study, research, and professional development, including options for returning alumni. More information is available through the German Consulate General Vancouver’s website.
- [German New Year's Tradition](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-new-years-tradition/) - Bleigießen - Lead Pouring, a German New Year's Tradition. Read the article here.
- [WebTutorials: Working and living in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/webtutorials-working-and-living-in-germany/) - The International Services (ZAV) in Germany is a service within the Federal Employment Agency (BA). The BA works with many high-ranking domestic and international cooperation partners and labor market services. The focus is on the immigration of skilled workers from abroad and the placement of special professional groups. The ZAV is the central point of
- [Switzerland's Gruyère crowned world’s best cheese](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/switzerlands-gruyere-crowned-worlds-best-cheese/) - A Swiss Gruyère cheese was crowned the world's best cheese at the World Cheese Awards 2025 in Bern, Switzerland. Read more
- [Spotlight on Germany’s Hightech Agenda: Opportunities for Canadian-German Research Collaboration](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/spotlight-on-germanys-hightech-agenda-opportunities-for-canadian-german-research-collaboration/) - In November 2025, the German federal government launched its €18 billion Hightech Agenda, a strategic initiative to strengthen Germany’s innovation, technological sovereignty, and global competitiveness. The agenda targets six cutting-edge technologies: 🛰️ Technologies for Climate‑Neutral Mobility 🛰️ Artificial Intelligence (AI) 🛰️ Quantum Technologies 🛰️ Microelectronics 🛰️ Biotechnology 🛰️ Nuclear Fusion & Climate‑Neutral Energy Generation Read the
- [Taylor Swift fans flock to German museum to see Ophelia painting](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/taylor-swift-fans-flock-to-german-museum-to-see-ophelia-painting/) - Taylor Swift fans are driving a surge in popularity of a German museum exhibiting a portrait of the Shakespeare character Ophelia, recently reimagined in a song and music video from Swift's new album The Life of a Showgirl. Museum Wiesbaden, in the central German state of Hessen, saw hundreds more visitors than usual over the
- [Geplante Gesetzesänderung im deutschen Staatsangehörigkeitsrecht zum Antrag auf Erteilung einer Beibehaltungsgenehmigung für Personen im Ausland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/geplante-gesetzesanderung-im-deutschen-staatsangehorigkeitsrecht-zum-antrag-auf-erteilung-einer-beibehaltungsgenehmigung-fur-personen-im-ausland/) - Das Gesetz zur Modernisierung des Staatsangehörigkeitsrechts wird am 26. Juni 2024 in Kraft treten. Damit wird es für Deutsche im Ausland auch einfacher, die Staatsangehörigkeit der neuen Heimat anzunehmen, ohne ihre deutsche zu verlieren. Genaueres lesen Sie bitte hier.
- [Oscar Peterson's German Connection](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/oscar-petersons-german-connection/) - 1925-2025 - Happy Birthday Oscar! Here is a small compilation from when Oscar Peterson was in the Black Forest / Germany. From 1963 he regularly visited Villingen to make recordings with Hans-Georg Brunner-Schwer (HGBS). Many of these recordings were released on HGBS's record label MPS-Records. Most Perfect Sound! This is a dedication to beautiful recordings.
- [Uncover the past at Kronau Heritage Museum](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/uncover-the-past-at-kronau-heritage-museum/) - Step into Saskatchewan's rich history with Jenelle Lippai #Onthego at the Kronau Heritage Museum finding out about the amazing exhibits there. Check out the video above or via link: https://www.ctvnews.ca/regina/video/2025/07/09/uncover-the-past-at-kronau-heritage-museum/
- [Keeping stories of Mennonite immigration from disappearing](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/keeping-stories-of-mennonite-immigration-from-disappearing/) - The University of Winnipeg is conducting a large oral history project on Mennonites in Canada, with the purpose of capturing stories of those who fled the Soviet Union in the 1920s before those stories are lost. Read more about the project: Go to the article
- [German Soccer Legend Thomas Müller Signs with Vancouver Whitecaps FC](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-soccer-legend-thomas-muller-signs-with-vancouver-whitecaps-fc/) - German Vancouverites wondered, “Is he coming?” The question is answered: Thomas Müller, Germany’s goal-scoring star, has signed with the Whitecaps until year’s end. Check it out
- [The Top Van Life Destinations Across Germany, Switzerland And Austria](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-top-van-life-destinations-across-germany-switzerland-and-austria/) - Embark on a journey through the heart of Europe, where Germany, Austria, and Switzerland beckon with their rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. Read the article from Discover Germany here.
- [We are hiring!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/we-are-hiring-2/) - We are currently looking for a Cultural Media Assistant to join our team. The role begins on June 9, 2025 and offers a flexible schedule spread over several months with a total of 50 work hours. Key highlights of the role: Start Date: June 9, 2025 Flexible work hours over several months to fit business and
- [How to speak Denglish like a true German](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/how-to-speak-denglish-like-a-true-german/) - Did you ever wonder if Germans use English words as they should be used. You might be surprised. Read the article from DW to have some fun. Link
- [Neue Informationsseite für Kanadierinnen und Kanadier in Deutschland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/neue-informationsseite-fur-kanadierinnen-und-kanadier-in-deutschland/) - DKG hat eine neue Infromationsseite für Kanadier in Deutschland, die den Alltag ein wenig leichter machen soll. Folgen Sie dem Link.
- [The tradition of the April joke](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-tradition-of-the-april-joke/) - The history goes back at least to 1530 in Augsburg. When speculators lost quite a bit of money. Read the full article in Deutschland.de
- [Gerd Nefzer wins Oscar for visual effects in Dune](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/gerd-nefzer-wins-oscar-for-visual-effects-in-dune/) - German visual effects artist Gerd Nefzer won an Oscar for his work on Dune, showcasing his mastery in cinematic special effects. His stunning visuals brought Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic to life. Read the full article on 'Deutsche Welle' here.
- [Beyond the peaks](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/beyond-the-peaks/) - Would you like to discover the Swiss mountains in seven films. In 10 languages, the films celebrate the Swiss love of mountains and the great outdoors. Follow the link.
- [Bundestagswahl am 23. Februar - Briefwahl](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/bundestagswahl-am-23-februar-briefwahl/) - Am 23. Februar 2025 findet die Wahl zum Deutschen Bundestag statt. Deutsche, die außerhalb der Bundesrepublik Deutschland leben und im Bundesgebiet keine Wohnung mehr innehaben, können bei Vorliegen der sonstigen wahlrechtlichen Voraussetzungen an der Wahl teilnehmen. Mehr Info hier
- [Travel to Hamburg](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/travel-to-hamburg/) - Did you ever dream about visiting Hamburg? Check out 'A Weekend in Hamburg' and find out, if a visit to Hamburg would be a dream come true. Link to the magazine
- [Are Saint Nick and Santa Clause the same?](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/are-saint-nick-and-santa-clause-the-same/) - Read the article from Deutsche Welle "Why Saint Nick and Santa Claus are not the same". How Christianity, pagan folklore and capitalism were combined to create the legend of Santa Claus — and why he's not interchangeable with Saint Nicholas. Full article here
- [Bundestagswahl 2025](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/bundestagswahl-2025/) - The Federal Chancellor has announced that he will call a vote of confidence on 11.12.24, the Bundestag will decide on this on 16.12. This will lead to early elections, probably on 23.2.25. For more information go here.
- [The top ten Christmas market treats to try this year](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-top-ten-christmas-market-treats-to-try-this-year/) - If you wonder which treats are a must have during your visit of Christmas markets in Europe, read the article from discover Germany. Article here. In case you would like to try out some recipes check out the ones on our website: Leberkäse, Schupfnudeln made from potatoes, Grog, Stollen, Lumumba, Reibekuchen
- [Staatsangehörigkeitsrecht - Citizenship Rights](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/staatsangehorigkeitsrecht-citizenship-rights/) - The amendments to the German Citizenship Act came into force on June 27th. Read more here.
- [200 years of Beueler Weiberfastnacht](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/200-years-of-beueler-weiberfastnacht/) - "Weiberfastnacht," also known as Women's Carnival Day, is celebrated as an unofficial holiday in cities along the Rhine such as Mainz, Cologne, and Dusseldorf. On this day, women are ceremonially presented with the key to the city by the Lord Mayor, granting them free reign to revel and celebrate throughout the day. This event has
- [Frankfurt Book Fair - Saskatchewan Books & More](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/frankfurt-book-fair-saskatchewan-books-more/) - Canada was the Guest of Honour at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair in October. Find information on Saskatchewan books at the book fair, Canadian titles translated into German (Kanadische Autor*innen in Übersetzung) and a selection of Canadian titles for the German market. Happy reading!
- [The 100 Castle Bike Tour](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-100-castle-bike-tour/) - Would you like to do something different for your holidays next year? Why not travel to Germany and hop on a bike to tour 100 castles in the Münsterland region. Read the article about the tour here.
- [Working in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/working-in-germany-2/)
- [German Heritage Month](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-heritage-month-2/) - October is officially recognized as "German Heritage Month" in Canada. It's a time to celebrate the contributions of German-Canadians to our society, embrace the richness of German language and culture, and ensure that future generations have the opportunity to learn about and appreciate German heritage. Enjoy the events during October - everyone is welcome! Poster
- [Sheep migration in Switzerland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/sheep-migration-in-switzerland/) - Did you know more than a thousand sheep are migrating to Alpine pastures in a Swiss tradition every year. Read the full article here.
- [New Immigration Story](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/new-immigration-story/) - Discover Renate Ankenbrand's journey from the streets of Berlin to the prairies of Saskatoon. Our newest immigration story offers a unique perspective on starting fresh in Saskatchewan. Read the whole story
- [Authentic experiences in the mountains](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/authentic-experiences-in-the-mountains/) - Deepening one’s knowledge of the culture, traditions and customs of the holiday destination will add value, enrichment, and emotions to one’s travel experience. In Alta Badia, in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, traditions are still lived every day. Read the full article in Discover Germany, Switzerland and Austria here.
- [The winner of Canada's got Talent is from Saskatchewan](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-winner-of-canadas-got-talent-is-from-saskatchewan/) - The Indigenous singer Rebecca Strong from Prince Albert won Canada's got Talent 2024. More information here.
- [Summer Job - Cultural Development Assistant](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/summer-job-cultural-development-assistant-2/) - Title: Cultural Development Assistant (Canada Summer Job) Duration: May 13, 2024 until July 5, 2024 (8 weeks) Job Summary The Cultural Development Assistant contributes to the development of cultural materials, programs, and events with the goal of providing access to cultural experiences. Along with promoting the German culture and language, activities promote cross-cultural understanding and
- [April 30, Walpurgis Night in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/april-30-walpurgis-night-in-germany/) - Did you know the night of April 30, is called Walpurgisnacht? Read the article from 'I am Expat' and find out more. Article
- [Notice of Annual General Meeting](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/notice-of-annual-general-meeting-2/) - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for the Saskatchewan German Council Inc. (SGC) Annual General Meeting. DATE: Saturday, June 15, 2024 TIME: 10:00 a.m. PLACE: Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) 600 45th St. West Saskatoon, SK S7L 5W9 ……………………. For all AGM Information including Board Nomination Forms, go to https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/annual-general-meeting
- [Become a Member of the SGC](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/become-a-member-of-the-sgc/) - Saskatchewan German Council – creating and sharing experiences of German culture in Saskatchewan for everyone. Join or renew the membership today for only $25.00! We welcome people of all ages and backgrounds. Poster.
- [Easter Traditions of German Speaking Countries](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/easter-traditions-of-german-speaking-countries/) - Read about the top 10 Easter Traditions from Germany, Austria and Switzerland in discover Germany. Check out the weird and wonderful traditions here.
- [2024 European Parliament election](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/2024-european-parliament-election/) - On June 9, EU citizens will elect the European Parliament. You can find more information on the procedures and requirements for German citizens abroad explained in the following two documents from the Consulate General of Germany in Vancouver. Bekanntmachung für Deutsche zur Wahl zum Europäischen Parlament Teilnahme an der Europawahl am 09. Juni 2024 vom Ausland aus
- [What is Shrove Tuesday?](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/what-is-shrove-tuesday/) - Carnival is nearing its end for this season. Do you know, what the Shrove Tuesday is about. Read the article from Timeanddate here.
- [Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/snow-polo-world-cup-in-st-moritz/) - Snow polo is a somewhat different and rare winter sport. Read the article about the snow polo world cup in St. Moritz here.
- [Immigration Stories](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/immigration-stories-2/) - During World War II, 45 million Europeans were displaced, which means that they were residing in a different location by the end of the war in 1945 compared to where they were living when the war started. Numerous families, including the Alksne family from Riga, Latvia, were compelled to relocate multiple times. Read their story
- [Saskatoon Morning with Candis Lipski](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/saskatoon-morning-with-candis-lipski/) - The winter months are also a time of celebration and light for people all over the world. Over the next few weeks we're going to be bringing you stories from some of those traditions. Our own Theresa Kliem is of course from Germany, where they celebrate St. Nicholas Day, or Nikolaus, on Dec. 6. A
- [Immigration Stories](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/immigration-stories/) - The immigration story of Gregor & Ilona Beck, originating from German families, deeply connected to agricultural-related enterprises, is now online. They relocated to Saskatchewan, bringing knowledge and skills, which made them a perfect match for Saskatchewan. Their journey is now documented online, shedding light on their transition and the contributions they've made to their new
- [Online Advent Calendar](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/online-advent-calendar/) - Our Advent Calendar, featuring 24 Christmas markets in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Canada (including Saskatchewan), is now available online. Each day, a new market will be revealed, accompanied by its history, German traditions, Christmas recipes, and crafts. Additionally, interactive games and quizzes for both kids and adults will be included, along with opportunities to
- [Austrian Souvenirs](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/austrian-souvenirs/) - Read the article from an Austrian about 17 authentic Austrian Souvenirs.
- [Consul General visits the Saskatchewan German Council](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/consul-general-visits-the-saskatchewan-german-council/) - Consul General Marc Eichhorn seized the opportunity of the inauguration of the new Honorary Consul Benedict Nussbaum in Saskatoon to also convene with the Saskatoon German Council. Read the article here.
- [New Consul General](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/new-consul-general/) - The Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Vancouver has a new Consul General. Welcome to Mr. Marc Eichhorn who has taken up his post recently. Mr. Eichhorn is looking forward to working as part of the close partnership between Germany and Canada. German Consulate General Vancouver
- [Government of Canada signs MoU with Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/government-of-canada-signs-mou-with-volkswagen-and-mercedes-benz/) - Germany's heavyweights in the automotive industry, the Volkswagen Group and Mercedes-Benz, want to work more closely with Canada in the future. During the visit of Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) to Canada, both companies signed declarations of intent on electromobility in Toronto on August 23. Read more on the declaration of intent here.
- [Inauguration of the New Honorary Consul Benedict Nussbaum in Saskatoon](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/inauguration-of-the-new-honorary-consul-benedict-nussbaum-in-saskatoon/) - On March 3rd, the official inauguration of the new Honorary Consul Benedict Nussbaum took place in Saskatoon, in the presence of German Consul General Marc Eichhorn. Read the article here.
- [German Academic Exchange Service - Scholarships available](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-academic-exchange-service-scholarships-available/) - Interested in studying in Germany? The German Academic Exchange Service / Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), has an upcoming deadline for a variety of programs. Check out their study scholarships for music, architecture, performing arts, and more. DAAD Canada
- [Celebrate German Traditions in SK with a Schultüte](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/celebrate-german-traditions-in-sk-with-a-schultute/) - To celebrate the first day of school in Germany, children receive a cone-shaped bag (Schultüte) which is filled with treats and school supplies to make the first day of school sweeter. Das Schulhaus - Regina German Language School has Schultüten for sale to get you ready for back to school! Check out the link or
- [German bread - world famous and diverse](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-bread-world-famous-and-diverse/) - Dive into the flavourful landscape of German bread, where over 3000 diverse types tantalize taste buds. From rustic Vollkornbrot to artisanal specialities, Germany's bread heritage is a culinary journey worth savouring. Read the article.
- [Newcomers and mental health: The toll of living in two worlds](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/newcomers-and-mental-health-the-toll-of-living-in-two-worlds/) - When Theresa Kliem immigrated to Canada from she was keenly aware of her homesickness. It made her curious about the mental health of other immigrants - especially ones in smaller communities. Her documentary on the subject "The Newcomers" introduces us to people making a new life in small town Saskatchewan. Today we caught up with
- [Travel destination Grand Duchy of Luxembourg](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/travel-destination-grand-duchy-of-luxembourg/)
- [The Oktoberfest Edition - CBC - Blue Sky Radio](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-oktoberfest-edition-cbc-blue-sky-radio/) - On September 29th we took you listeners on a virtual Oktoberfest adventure. We learned some of the history of Oktoberfest from CBC's Theresa Kliem, we checked in with German Club festivities happening in Regina and Saskatoon and we learned about why some people this province love polka music thanks to musician Neil Stubbs and CBC's
- [German Heritage Month](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-heritage-month/) - Dear Friends! In December 2016, the Canadian Parliament officially declared October “German Heritage Month” in order to “recognize the contributions that German-Canadians have made to Canadian society, the richness of the German language and culture, and the importance of educating and reflecting upon German heritage for future generations, and that the Waterloo Region is host to
- [German Mini Lesson Teachers needed](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-mini-lesson-teachers-needed/) - German language speakers needed! The Mini Language Lesson Program matches language instructors with schools for 8 hours of language & cultural instruction. Language instructors are paid an honorarium of $300.00 plus expenses (travel, meals, etc). You don’t have to be a licensed teacher to participate, just have fun! Poster
- [ROCK YOUR ROOTS: WALK FOR RECONCILIATION](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/rock-your-roots-walk-for-reconciliation/) - The Walk for Reconciliation gathers Indigenous, non-Indigenous and newcomer peoples in Saskatoon to demonstrate their commitment to truth and reconciliation. Participants are invited to "Rock Your Roots" by wearing cultural regalia or carrying signs that celebrate their heritage. Information for Newcomers Poster
- [A great Basketball-Day!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/a-great-basketball-day/) - Germany, led by their Canadian coach Gordon Herbert, achieved a historic victory by winning the Basketball World Cup for the first time. Meanwhile, the Canadian team pleasantly surprised everyone by defeating the US team and securing the third place. To learn more about this amazing tournament, click here.
- [Cultural Events in Germany and Austria](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/cultural-events-in-germany/) - We might be coming to the end of summer but that doesn’t mean there is nothing to do, far from it. From the legendary Oktoberfest in Munich to film festivals, wine events and stage plays – take your pick. Check out the events here.
- [What is new at the Oktoberfest 2023 in Munich](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/what-is-new-at-the-oktoberfest-2023-in-munich/) - From September 16th to October 3rd, the largest folk festival in the world takes place on the Theresienwiese. At the 188th Oktoberfest this year, you can celebrate for a whole 18 days. The start will be the traditional tapping of the barrel by Mayor Dieter Reiter on September 16 at 12 noon in the Schottenhamel
- [Swiss Federal Elections 2023](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/swiss-federal-elections-2023/) - The Swiss Federal Elections will take place in October. To get more information about the election on October 22nd follow the link.
- [The State of Cultural Clubs in Saskatchewan](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-state-of-cultural-clubs-in-saskatchewan/) - Our communities continue to become more and more diverse right across the province and each year -- in the two biggest cities, festivals are held to collectively showcase that. In many cases, it's the cultural clubs that keep people together and help put on those pavilions one weekend each year. The rest of the year,
- [The energy transition. On the way to a sustainable economy](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-energy-transition-on-the-way-to-a-sustainable-economy/) - Germany is looking to become a climate-neutral industrialised country by 2045. At the heart of the transformation is the energy transition, i.e. the switch from fossil fuels such as gas and coal to renewable energies. But German industry also has responsibility internationally when it comes to the observance of human rights in global supply chains.
- [Europe is suffering from an extreme heat wave](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/europe-is-suffering-from-an-extreme-heat-wave/) - Medical experts suggest workers take midday siestas, while the German health minster recommends cooling off at church as Germany suffers from extreme heat. Read the article how experts recommend to cope with this on Deutsche Welle.
- [The Singer Wolf Biermann](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/the-singer-wolf-biermann/) - A new exhibition dedicated to German singer-songwriter and famous former East German dissident Wolf Biermann reflects the history of a divided Germany. Read the interesting article from Deutsche Welle. Article.
- [Pilates - The Acrobatic Immigrant](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/pilates-the-acrobatic-immigrant/) - Joseph Hubertus Pilates was born in 1883 in Germany. His father, Heinrich Friedrich Pilates was a metal worker and enthusiastic gymnast, and his mother was a housewife. He was a sickly child but overcame his health problems by practicing a healthy lifestyle. Read his story about his internment in Wales and how he developed methods
- [Working in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/working-in-germany/) - Germany's parliament on Friday approved plans to attract more skilled workers to Europe's biggest economy and help address labor shortages in a growing number of professions. Read the article in Euronews here.
- [Words that only exist in German](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/words-that-only-exist-in-german/) - Did you know there are words in German, they can't be found in other languages. We found an interesting article explaining some of them. To read the article on FluentU click here.
- [Germany’s journey to democracy](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/germanys-journey-to-democracy/) - It was 175 years ago when Germany’s first freely-elected parliament met in St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt. The constitution they created is one of the most important chapters in the history of German democracy. Go to Deutschland.de to read the full article.
- [German Language Award](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-language-award/) - Are you learning German at a Saskatchewan High School? SGCAF is offering two German Language Awards for high school students. Follow the link and send us your application before June 12th. Application form.
- [Treffpunkt - Feel the German Culture](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/treffpunkt-feel-the-german-culture/) - Everyone is welcome! Come join us at Treffpunkt in Regina at the Regina German Club on June 10th. We will have a delicious lunch followed by the Special Volunteer Awards presentation. Later you can choose between two interesting events, either a Regina walking tour visiting Regina's oldest streets, or watch the documentary 'The newcomers' and
- [Liechtenstein and Switzerland mark 100 years of customs union](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/liechtenstein-and-switzerland-mark-100-years-of-customs-union/) - Read about the celebrations that took place on Saturday along the Rhine River on the invisible border between Switzerland and Liechtenstein to mark the creation of a single economic area after signing the Customs Treaty on March 29, 1923. Read the article here.
- [Volkswagen’s New Electric Vehicle Battery Plant](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/volkswagens-new-electric-vehicle-battery-plant/) - Ontario and Canada secured a historic investment from Volkswagen, Europe’s largest automaker. Volkswagen is investing $7 billion to establish its first overseas electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant in St. Thomas, Ontario. Read the article from Newsroom here.
- [Top Ten Wines of the DACH regions](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/top-ten-wines-of-the-dach-regions/) - Did you know that some of the best wines come from Germany, Austria and Switzerland, the DACH regions? Read the article from Discover Germany here.
- [USask Lecture Theatre named for Nobel Laureate  Gerhard Herzberg](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/usask-lecture-theatre-named-for-nobel-laureate-gerhard-herzberg/) - A prominent lecture theatre on the University of Saskatchewan (USask) campus is now named in honour of Nobel Laureate Dr. Gerhard Herzberg (PhD). Read the article here.
- [April E-Update](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/april-e-update/) - Check out our latest E-Update. To read the Update click here.
- [GREEN BERLIN – THE FUTURE OF TOURISM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/green-berlin-the-future-of-tourism/) - In a time when more and more tourists are traveling the globe, making destinations more prominent and ultimately busier, having a sustainable tourism strategy has become increasingly important for cities. Read the full article on Discover Germany here.
- [Film Screening: The Ascent of Chimborazo](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/film-screening-the-ascent-of-chimborazo/) - We know the film will not be shown in Saskatchewan however it is a story about Alexander von Humboldt. The Goethe Institute will screen the movie in Ottawa. Here the link. In case you would like to read more about Alexander von Humboldt here the article from Wikipedia.
- [Bernhard Bettermann, an Interview](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/bernhard-bettermann-an-interview/) - Discover Germany, Austria & Switzerland met up with actor Bernhard Bettermann to talk about his role in the popular TV series 'In Aller Freundschaft', his love for Switzerland, his future goals and much more. Read the full article here.
- [Oscar Winning Film 'All Quiet on the Western Front'](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/oscar-winning-film-all-quiet-on-the-western-front/) - The anti-war drama won four Oscars, including for the haunting music composed by Volker Bertelmann, aka Hauschka. The German composer told DW how hard it was to capture the horror of war in music. Read the full article on 'Deutsche Welle' here.
- [Discover Germany - Berlin Fahrrad Fever](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/discover-germany-berlin-fahrrad-fever/) - Did you know Germans love to bike? For example, Berlin is as bike-friendly as they come. With over 600 kilometers of bike paths, and grandiose new schemes in the pipeline, it’s no surprise that over two-thirds of households in the city own a bike. Read the full article here.
- [Leipzig Book Fair is on again in April](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/leipzig-book-fair-is-on-again-in-april/) - Leipzig Book Fair is the most important get-together in the spring for the book and media industry, connecting readers with authors, publishers and media companies from Germany and around the world. They all visit Leipzig to experience a diversity of literature, discover innovations and gain new perspectives. To read more follow the link.
- [Beer Hiking in Franconia](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/beer-hiking-in-franconia/) - Everything you wanted to ask about Franconia beer, but were too afraid to ask. You would like to read the full article from Discover Germany? Click here.
- [Wilhelm Röntgen passed away 100 Years ago](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/wilhelm-rontgen-passed-away-100-years-ago/) - Did you know, Wilhelm Röntgen, who first discovered the X-rays, lived from March 27th, 1845 to February 10th, 1923. So he passed away 100 years ago. To read more about this exceptional German scientist you can read an article on Wikipedia in English here, or a German news article on Tagesschau here.
- [Shrove Tuesday in Munic](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/shrove-tuesday-in-munic/) - A mass of gently swaying people occupies the Viktualienmarkt in central Munich. The long-established market is a popular place for both city residents and visitors to purchase gourmet food and drink, but Tuesday afternoons are rarely this busy: Faschingsdienstag is not an ordinary Tuesday, however. Read the article by Stuart Forster in Discover Germany.
- [Made in Switzerland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/made-in-switzerland/) - Read about the best and most recognized products made in Switzerland. Click here to read the article.
- [USask researcher and Nobel laureate Herzberg predicted source of comet’s green hue in 1939](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/usask-researcher-and-nobel-laureate-herzberg-predicted-source-of-comets-green-hue-in-1939/) - What a perfect coincidence. You can listen to a public lecture about Gerhard Herzberg - A life in Science at the WDM in Moose Jaw on February 11th. And the comet visits just in time. A comet from the outer solar system will be visible from Earth for the first time in 50,000 years –
- [Saskatchewan Government to open German trade office](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/saskatchewan-government-to-open-german-trade-office/) - The Saskatchewan government is set to open a new trade office in Germany as it aims to tap investment from the so-called “manufacturing powerhouse.” Read the article here.
- [Fasnacht in Switzerland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/fasnacht-in-switzerland/) - Fasnacht in Switzerland is following old traditions. Scaring old man winter away with amazing costumes and a lot of noise has a long history. Read an article about Fasnacht in Switzerland here.
- [Best of German Architecture 2023](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/best-of-german-architecture-2023/) - Take a look at just some of the structures that showcase the vast creativity of German architects. Read the Article here.
- [Culture on the Move](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/culture-on-the-move/) - The 'Culture Train' links Germany and Poland. Read the article about this train service from Berlin to Wroclaw, which is more than a means of transportation — it also offers a culture program. To read the article on Deutsche Welle, click here.
- [For all Rammstein fans](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/for-all-rammstein-fans/) - Statue of Till Lindemann stolen just hours after unveiling. Read the article.
- [Cinema, Music and High Culture](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/cinema-music-and-high-culture/) - A review of 2022: these cultural events made an impact on audiences in Germany. Read the interesting article on Deutschland.de.
- [Donate to our Charity and Support Young German Language Learners!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/donate-to-our-charity-and-support-young-german-language-learners/) - Receive a tax receipt by donating to our charity! The Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund Inc. (SGCAF) is SGC's registered charity, designated to preserving and furthering German culture in the province with the objectives to carry out charitable activities. In return for a tax receipt, the SGCAF accept donations for charitable purposes that support German
- [Christmas in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/christmas-in-germany/) - Read about Christmas Traditions in Deutschland.de What is a traditional Christmas like in Germany?
- [Berlin's 25-meter tall aquarium bursts](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/berlins-25-meter-tall-aquarium-bursts/) - What a disaster. A huge aquarium in Berlin burst on Friday, causing glass, water and hundreds of tropical fish to spill out of the Sea Life tourist attraction in the heart of the German capital. Read the article here.
- [Gas storage in Germany](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/gas-storage-in-germany/) - Now that Germany is no longer getting gas from Russia, its own gas storage facilities are playing an important role. Where is the gas now coming from, how is it being stored, and what happens when it runs out? Watch the video on Deutsche Welle.
- [Scherenschnitte & Scissor Cuts](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/scherenschnitte-scissor-cuts/) - Since SGC is featuring German Canadian Artists in the 2022 Advent Calendar, we would like to remember our collaboration with OSAC, Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils, in 2019. Read the article from the summer Postillion 2019 about the Scherenschnitte & Scissor Cuts travel exhibit Traditional vs. “spooky folk” : An exhibition by Waltraude Stehwien and
- [Advent Calendar 2022](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/advent-calendar-2022/) - Open a door of our Advent Calendar every day until Christmas. See beautiful art and read short stories about the artists. Try your luck with the daily quizzes and enter the draw for book prizes sponsored by the German Consulate in Vancouver.
- [Lead Teacher/Coordinator for English-German Preschool](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/lead-teacher-coordinator-for-english-german-preschool/) - Are you passionate about working with young children? This might be the perfect opportunity for you to work with them. Hansel & Gretel English-German Preschool is looking for a lead teacher/coordinator. Send your resume to coordinator.hanselandgretel@gmail.com . For more information click here.
- [Nonbinary author wins German Book Prize for best Novel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/nonbinary-author-wins-german-book-prize-for-best-novel/) - The prestigious German Book Prize (Deutscher Buchpreis), which recognizes the best new German-language novel of the year, was awarded on Monday to Kim de l'Horizon for their debut novel, "Blutbuch" (Blood Book), lauded by the jury for its "sense of urgency and literary innovation." Read the full article on the Deutsche Welle Website.
- [Office closed: September 30](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed-september-30/) - The SGC offices are closed today on September 30 to honor the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. You will find our staff attending the Rock your Roots Walk for Reconciliation event in Saskatoon, we hope to see you there!
- [Celebrate October - German Heritage Month](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/celebrate-october-german-heritage-month/) - Celebrate with our German Communities German Heritage Month. Enjoy a multitude of different events in Saskatchewan!
- [Office closed: October 10](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed-october-10/)
- [Join the Volksliederchor Harmonie!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/join-the-volksliederchor-harmonie/) - One of our member groups, the Volksliederchor Harmonie, is inviting members of the public to come sing with them!
- [German Language Exams A1 and A2](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-language-exams-a1-and-a2/) - The Saskatchewan German Council is an accredited Goethe-Institut Examination Centre in Saskatchewan! Receive proof of your German language skills for work, university or immigration. The exam have scheduled for the following dates: A1 level: Saturday, October 22, 2022A2 level: Sunday, October 23, 2022 Goethe-Institut Examination Centre Saskatoon To register for the exam, please contact us.
- [Office Closed: September 5](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed-september-5/) - SGC Offices will be closed Monday, September 5 for Labour Day. Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, September 6. Happy long weekend!
- [We are hiring!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/we-are-hiring/) - The Saskatchewan German Council is hiring an Office & Program Assistant to contribute to the efficient day-to-day office operations and supports the work of the executive director and the Board of Directors. Established in 1984, the Saskatchewan German Council Inc. (SGC) is a provincial not-for-profit umbrella organization for over 30 members with the mission to
- [Learn German & sign up for your German class!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/learn-german-sign-up-for-your-german-class/) - German classes are available for preschooler, children, adults, high school students & university students for different levels. Online and in-person classes offered. Why learn German? Work and Travel: use German in one of the six German speaking countries in Europe: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein. Science: German is considered “the language of science”,
- [German Language Awards for two Saskatchewan High School Students](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-language-awards-for-two-saskatchewan-high-school-students/) - Congratulations to our 2022 award winners Cindy from Luther College High School in Regina and to Matthias from the German Language School Saskatoon. Every June, our charity the Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund (SGCAF) provides two annual awards of $500 each for high school students finishing German 20 or 30 in Saskatchewan. Deadline for the
- [SaskBooks Review: Culture in the Kitchen Cookbook](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/saskbooks-review-culture-in-the-kitchen-cookbook/) - The SGC's Culture in the Kitchen Cookbook was given a glowing review by SaskBooks. If you don't already have your copy and want to start cooking or baking the multicultural recipes in the book, contact the office to get your copy for $25!
- [Office closed: August 1](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed-august-1/) - SGC Offices will be closed Monday, August 1 for Saskatchewan Day. Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, August 2. Happy long weekend!
- [Office closed](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed/) - SGC Offices will be closed on Monday, May 23 for Victoria Day. Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, May 24. Happy long weekend!
- [Office Closed: July 1](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closed-july-1/) - SGC Offices will be closed tomorrow Friday, July 1 for Canada Day. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, July 4. Happy long weekend!
- [Recording: Opening of the Eaton Internment Camp Exhibit](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/recording-opening-of-the-eaton-internment-camp-exhibit/) - For those of you who missed the opening of the Eaton Internment Camp Exhibit, consider watching the recording of the event here.
- [Summer Job: Cultural Development Assistant](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/summer-job-cultural-development-assistant/) - The SGC is looking for a student to fill this 8-week summer position starting June 13, 2022. The Cultural Development Assistant will help perform a range of office duties, assist with events, and produce cultural YouTube videos. This job will be a great opportunity to get some work experience in the cultural sector and practice
- [SGCAF Language Award](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/sgcaf-language-award/) - Every year, the Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund offers two awards of $500 each for high school students finishing German 20 or 30. Are you in high school and interested? Apply here.
- [Cultural Development Assistant Position](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/cultural-development-assistant-position/) - The SGC is looking for the 2022 Cultural Development Assistant! The Cultural Development Assistant contributes to the development of cultural materials, programs and events. As part of the office team the Cultural Development Assistant also works together with the Executive Director and the Office & Program Assistant to ensure smooth day-to-day operations of the Saskatchewan
- [Notice of Annual General Meeting](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/notice-of-annual-general-meeting/) - Notice is hereby given for the Saskatchewan German Council Inc. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. DATE: Sunday, June 19 TIME: 10:00 a.m. PLACE: Park Town Hotel 924 Spadina Crescent East, Saskatoon ……………………. Board of Directors - Nominations If you support SGC's mandate to promote German culture, language, customs, traditions and interests for the benefit of all Saskatchewan people,
- [Get your SGC membership!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/get-your-sgc-membership/) - Join us, support us and stay connected. Get your membership today! Become an individual member for only $25/year. Willkommen! Get your membership here.
- [Spring Postillion and Kinder & Jugendseiten](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/spring-postillion-and-kinder-jugendseiten/) - The new 2022 Spring Postillion is now available online! Kinder & Jugendseiten: In the 2022 Spring Postillion on page 26 of the print version and on page 28 of the online version, there is a list of around 20 words that have been almost forgotten in the German language. Were you able to figure out
- [Archives at the University of Winnipeg](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/archives-at-the-university-of-winnipeg/) - The University of Winnipeg German-Canadian Studies program is in the initial phase of setting up an archive of German-Canadian personal documents, diaries, letters, and photographs. They are asking anyone with stories of immigration, and first impressions of Canada from German-Canadians to be submitted! More information here.
- [Seeking board nominations!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/seeking-board-nominations/) - The Saskatchewan German Council (SGC) is seeking nominations for its Board of Directors to fill three director positions at the Annual General Meeting on June 19, 2022. If you are interested in keeping the German culture flourishing in Saskatchewan, consider a nomination. As an umbrella organization to over 30 member groups, the SGC is a
- [SGC Special Volunteer Awards](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/sgc-special-volunteer-awards/) - Every year SGC recognizes volunteers that have been generous with their time, effort, and talents to promote German culture in the province. The SGC Special Volunteer Awards have been presented to outstanding volunteers in Saskatchewan’s German-Canadian community since 2000. The Council’s member organizations can submit an application for a special volunteer from their organization. Have
- [German Culture Online](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-culture-online/) - Saskatchewan German Council is on YouTube! Celebrate German culture online with recipes of Käsespätzle (German Cheese Spätzle), Grießnockerlsuppe (Semolina Dumpling Soup), cultural crafts for kids, German-English story time, a walk through Berlin, and much more. Check out SGC's YouTube channel.
- [Miniseries on Netflix: The Billion Dollar Code](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/miniseries-on-netflix-the-billion-dollar-code/) - Netflix has a new miniseries out, called The Billion Dollar Code. Its based on a true story that tells of how two German developers sued Google for patent infringement, arguing that Google Earth blatantly appropriated their own Terravision program from the 1990s. The show makes the case into an enthralling, if sobering courtroom drama, and
- [Europe’s First Quantum Computer with more than 5,000 Qubits Launched at Jülich](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/europes-first-quantum-computer-with-more-than-5000-qubits-launched-at-julich/) - A quantum computer with more than 5,000 qubits has gone into operation at Forschungszentrum Jülich. The project is a cooperation between the Jülich Supercomputing Center (JSC) and the Canadian hardware manufacturer D-Wave Systems, one of the leading providers of quantum computer systems based in Burnaby, British Columbia. The new system is the company's first quantum
- [72nd Berlin International Film Festival](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/72nd-berlin-international-film-festival/) - Did you know that the "Berlinale is the world’s largest public film festival and will be screening 256 movies this year"? The festival is underway until February 20. Curious about the cinema in Germany? Find out more. See if you can recognize a few of these German actors in recent movies: German actors in Hollywood.
- [News from the Concordia Junior Alpenrose Dancers](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/news-from-the-concordia-junior-alpenrose-dancers/) - Please join the dancers on their "Facebook page, for pictures of practices and fingers crossed, some performances in the future. We hope that many of you had a chance to view our Christmas Performance video, posted there. Keep an eye on our page for regular updates. Stay Safe and Stay Tuned!" - Concordia Junior Alpenrose Dancers
- [Heritage Festival of Saskatoon](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/heritage-festival-of-saskatoon/) - To view SGC’s virtual exhibit for the Heritage Festival of Saskatoon, click here. If you’re interested in learning more about this year’s virtual event from the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, check out their website.
- [Registration now open at Das Schulhaus - Regina German Language School](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/registration-now-open-at-das-schulhaus-german-language-school-regina/) - Registration for the 2021/2022 school year is now open for German classes for adults and children. More information available here.
- [February Eupdate](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/february-eupdate/) - To read the latest news from the German community, read our February eupdate.
- [International Mother Language Day](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/international-mother-language-day/) - Every year International Mother Language Day is celebrated on February 21st "to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism". Did you know that there are over 40 language schools in Saskatchewan, offering 30 different languages and that 4 of those schools offer German? SGC offers a variety of language related services:
- [Congratulations to the Regina German Club!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/congratulations-to-the-regina-german-club/) - The Regina German Club received a donation of $10,000 from Pile O'Bones! What a way to support the the local German community in Regina. Read more about the wonderful donation here.
- [2022/2023 Member Funding Deadline](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/2022-2023-member-funding-deadline/) - The deadline for SGC Member Funding is February 25, 2022. The funding period we are currently accepting application forms is from April 1, 2022 to September 30, 2022. Applications grant be found here.
- [Spring Postillion Article](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/spring-postillion-article/) - The deadline for the Spring Postillion is March 7, 2022. Articles can contain up to 350 words and up to three (3) photos. Feel free to contact Gerald Freyer at postillion@saskgermancouncil.org if you have any questions, concerns or suggestions.
- [Austrian Club - Membership Fees Due](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/austrian-club-membership-fees-due/) - The membership fees for the Austrian Edelweiss Club of Regina are due! Memberships can be paid through e-transfer ($20.00) to austrianclubregina@gmail.com. With your membership renewal email, please include: 1. Subject: Membership 2022 2. Name(s) 3. Address 4. Email Address 5. Phone Number If you are unable to pay through e-transfer please contact Randy Hallemann via
- [Bottle Drive - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/bottle-drive-das-schulhaus/) - Das Schulhaus - Regina German Language School Inc. is having a bottle drive as a fundraiser. Consider donating your cans and bottles to the school! You can find more information on the process here.
- [2021 Winter Postillion](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/2021-winter-postillion/) - SGC's 2021 Winter Postillion is now available to read online!
- [Office Closure](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/office-closure/) - The SGC Office will be closed from December 24, 2021 to January 3, 2022. Regular office hours will start again on January 4, 2022.Frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr! We wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
- [Glockenspiel in Regina](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/glockenspiel-in-regina/) - The Glockenspiel at Regina's City Square Plaza is playing again! The Glockenspiel stood in Victoria Park from 1986 to 2010, was removed during constructions, restored, then re-installed in 2020. Hear the Glockenspiel play here! (Video and pictures by Gerald Freyer, Postillion Editor)
- [Practice your German by watching movies!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/practice-your-german-by-watching-movies/) - Goethe on Demand is a streaming service from the Goethe-Institut, where you can find a variety of online film programs, film festivals and film series. Free to watch after registration! Here is the list of current choice of movies available.
- [Canadian Authors at the Frankfurt Book Fair](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/canadian-authors-at-the-frankfurt-book-fair/) - Canada was the Guest of Honour at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair, which took place from October 19-23, with the motto “Singular Plurality – Singulier Pluriel”. While many Canadian authors decided not to make the trip due to Covid concerns, some did. Read their experiences here.
- [Postillion Editor](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/postillion-editor/) - Welcome to Gerald Freyer, who is taking over as the new Postillion Editor. Gerald is a new German immigrant to Canada and brings along many years of experience as chief-editor and photographer, as well as project coordinator for exhibitions. Gerald has a background in ethnology/folklore and settlement history, all of which make him a great
- [Website: Germans from Russia Homesteaders in SK](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/website-germans-from-russia-homesteaders-in-sk/) - Interested in Germans from Russia homesteaders in Saskatchewan? There is a new website dealing with St. Joseph’s colony (Tramping Lake), it contains maps, reports, information on homestead families and family history books. If you are interested in reading further, see the website here.
- [European Union Film Festival](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/european-union-film-festival/) - Taking place from November 12 to 28, the three festival presenters in Canada (in Ottawa, Vancouver, and Toronto), along with the Delegation of the European Union to Canada and the EU Member States, have decided to bring you another exciting virtual version of the EUFF in November 2021. More information on Germany's submission here and
- [News from the European-Canadian Centre for Research and Innovation](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/news-from-the-european-canadian-centre-for-research-and-innovation/) - Canada and Europe aim to be leaders in hydrogen technology. Environmentally friendly hydrogen plays a central role in the goal of both regions to achieve climate neutrality. To read further, view the complete newsletter here.
- [SGC Board Nominations 2021/2022](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/sgc-board-nominations-2021-2022/) - The deadline to submit a nomination form and supporting documents for SGC’s Board of Directors is May 29, 2021. To view detailed information on becoming a board member, click here. To view the nominations form, click here.
- [October German Heritage Month](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/october-german-heritage-month/) - In December 2016, the Canadian Parliament officially declared October “German Heritage Month” in order to “recognize the contributions that German-Canadians have made to Canadian society, the richness of the German language and culture, and the importance of educating and reflecting upon German heritage for future generations, and that the Waterloo Region is host to the largest
- [Frankfurter Buchmesse](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/frankfurter-buchmesse/) - Taking place from October 20 to 24, Canada will be the guest of honour at this year's Frankfurt Bookfair. Events can be found here.
- [Job Posting: Postillion Editor](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/job-posting-postillion-editor/) - The Saskatchewan German Council is currently looking for an editor for the quarterly newsletter Postillion. Continue to read here for more details on the editorial tasks required and qualifications needed.
- [Update on COVID-19-related travel restrictions](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/update-on-covid-19-related-travel-restrictions/) - Before you travel, please make sure you have read the latest travel requirements. More information can be found from the Consulate General in Toronto here.
- [Online learning therapy for children at German schools abroad](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/online-learning-therapy-for-children-at-german-schools-abroad/) - Is your child attending a German school abroad and having great difficulties learning to read, write or do arithmetic? There are signs to watch out for that could indicate serious learning difficulties. Continue reading here. (Article is written in German)
- [Concordia Alpenrose Schuhplattler Verein accepting new dancers](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/concordia-alpenrose-schuhplattler-verein/) - The Concordia Alpenrose Dancers are returning to practice this fall and are looking for new members to join! No experience necessary! To get in contact, visit their social media account.
- [German Classes in Estevan](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/german-classes-in-estevan/) - The Estevan and District Freundschaft Society is offering Adult German classes at the A2 level starting on September 26. More information available here or visit their social media page.
- [Take German at the German Language School Saskatoon!](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/take-german-at-the-german-language-school-saskatoon/) - Classes are available for children and adults at different language levels.
- [Openings at Hansel and Gretel Preschool Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/news/openings-at-hansel-and-gretel-preschool-inc/) - Are you looking for a Preschool for your 3 or 4 year old for this fall? Hansel and Gretel English-German Preschool Program still has a few openings! Everyone is welcome! Visit their Facebook page or website for more information.

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- [Home](https://saskgermancouncil.org/) - The Saskatchewan German Council preserves, promotes, and celebrates German language, traditions, and culture for the people of Saskatchewan.
- [Podcast - SaskScapes "German Culture Alive"](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/podcast-saskscape-german-culture-alive/) - In this SaskScapes podcast feature series “German Culture Alive”, local German Canadians share their personal stories of immigration, arts, culture, heritage, and more. Listen in and meet the people who keep the German culture alive in Saskatchewan by telling their stories about passed down family traditions, food traditions, family roots, identity, and immigration adventures. Listen
- [Music & Dance](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/music-dance/) - Step into our culture! Every country has its traditional dances and music – so does Austria, Germany and Switzerland! Through immigration, some of those traditions live on in this province. Music Sing traditional German and English songs in a choir, play German-style music in a brass band, or listen to modern German tunes on community
- [Funding](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/funding/) - Funding for Members and Non-Member SGC is committed to support its member groups with funding to promote programs which grow and enhance German-Canadian cultural, traditions, language, community growth and diversity in Saskatchewan. Member Funding Programs and projects starting between October 1, 2026 and March 30, 2027.The Deadline for the 2nd half of 2026-2027 is Tuesday,
- [Contact](https://saskgermancouncil.org/contact/) - Contact Us We would love to hear from you. Contact us in German or English. Send Us a Message Name(Required) Email(Required) Message(Required) CAPTCHA Submit
- [Awards](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/awards/) - Special Volunteer Award & Youth Award Every year SGC recognizes volunteers that have been generous with their time, effort, and talents to promote German culture in the province. Volunteers – the heart of our community! The SGC Special Volunteer Awards have been presented to outstanding volunteers in Saskatchewan’s German-Canadian community since 2000. The Council’s member
- [Our Board & Consultants](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/our-board-consultants/) - Saskatchewan German Council Board & Consultants Andrea MacLeod President Verena Gramiak Vice President Ilona Beck Secretary Daniela Martens Treasurer Gerald Freyer Director Sophia Kimber Director Theresa Kliem Director Kendra Koerting Director Stephanie Schaefer Director Benedict Nussbaum Consultant Mervin Weiss Consultant
- [Annual General Meeting](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/annual-general-meeting/) - Annual General Meeting SGC’s annual general meeting (AGM) is our annual gathering of the general membership and the board of directors. Each group or society having an Organization Membership may appoint two voting delegates to the AGM. The AGM takes place as part of Treffpunkt which is held on June 13th in Saskatoon. The one-day
- [Postillion Newsletter](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/postillion-newsletter/) - Postillion Newsletter SGC’s triannual newsletter is called “Postillion”. The publication contains information on our community of people of German-speaking backgrounds. Leading themes provide a wide variety of articles ranging from history, traditions, science, art, language, and more, all related to Germans in Saskatchewan. With a modern design, the newsletter furthermore reports on SGC activities &
- [Collection of Immigration Stories](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/immigration-stories/) - Collection of Immigration Stories Stories are part of our identity; they keep alive our past and connect to the present and future. Stories connect us as people, teach us respect for heritage, and help us understand and preserve history. Saskatchewan is shaped by many stories that make up the cultural diversity and history of this
- [Scholarships](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/scholarships/) - German Language Scholarships & Language Awards Recognizing academic achievements with German language learners in Saskatchewan through language scholarships and awards. Saskatchewan German Council Scholarship in Memory of Dr. Brian McKinstry. In 1996, the SGC decided to recognize academic achievement and encourage students to pursue undergraduate studies in German at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon
- [History in Saskatchewan](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/history-in-saskatchewan/) - Saskatchewan's German-Canadian history People of German origin comprise a very large part of the Saskatchewan population. Whether a descendant of a German family which emigrated from various places in Europe, or whether born in Germany and now living in Saskatchewan, there is a long history of Germans in Saskatchewan, a great diversity of the origins of
- [Eaton Internment Camp Exhibition](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/eaton-internment-camp-exhibition/) - Eaton Internment Camp Exhibition The site of the Saskatchewan Railway Museum, known as Hawker, was formerly known as Eaton and was the location of an Internment Camp in 1919 where sixty-five persons of Ukrainian and German origin were detained as ‘enemy aliens’ and later deported. In 2004, a monument was built and erected to commemorate the
- [City of Humboldt](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/city-of-humboldt/) - City of Humboldt Where Prairie Spirit Meets German Legacy. The City of Humboldt was named after the renowned German scientist and naturalist Baron Alexander von Humboldt. The name “Humboldt” was officially approved in 1875. The community’s early development was shaped by the founding of St. Peter’s Colony, established by Benedictine monks. In 1903, the German
- [German Inspired Travel in Sask](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/) - Plan your next travel adventure in Saskatchewan and explore the many places in our province that have a German connection! Close Get Directions '; '; From To Add Waypoint For Driving Walking Transit Bicycling Options hide options Avoid Tolls Avoid Highways Avoid Ferries Print Reset Fetching directions... Related Pages History in Saskatchewan
- [Muenster - St. Peter’s Abbey](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/muenster-st-peters-abbey/) - Muenster - St. Peter’s Abbey Founded in 1903, St. Peter’s Abbey in Muenster is the oldest Benedictine monastery in Canada. The monks originally came from a small community in Illinois and relocated to Saskatchewan to serve the rapidly growing German Catholic settlement known as St. Peter’s Colony. After arriving on the prairies, the monks established
- [Blumenfeld Church](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/blumenfeld-church/) - Blumenfeld Church Saints Peter and Paul Church, also called Blumenfeld Church or Blumenfeld Roman Catholic Church holds heritage value for its ties to German-Russian pioneers in the Prelate district and its central role in community religious and social life. Established in 1912, the German-Catholic homesteaders were served by Oblate missionaries from Lethbridge. The current Saints
- [Publications](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/publications/) - Publications Discover something new with one of SGC’s publications! From cookbooks to German heritage in Saskatchewan to cultural learning, all our publications embrace and enrich your learning. To order your book, just send us an email office@saskgermancouncil.org or call the office 1-306-975-0845. Culture in the Kitchen: Recipes from a Multicultural Cooking Series (2022) 1st edition,
- [Regina Glockenspiel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/regina-glockenspiel/) - Regina Glockenspiel The Regina Glockenspiel is a landmark musical tower located at City Square Plaza in downtown Regina. Originally installed in 1985 to honor the city’s German community and its cultural contributions, it features 23 bronze bells that play traditional melodies during scheduled performances. After falling into disrepair, the Glockenspiel was fully restored and reinstalled
- [Muenster - St. Peter’s Cathedral](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/muenster-st-peters-cathedral/) - Muenster - St. Peter’s Cathedral (Off Hwy 5, 0.8 km NE of Muenster. Watch for the twin towers. P.O. Box 107 Muenster, SK S0K 2Y0) St. Peter's Cathedral near Muenster, is an ornate cathedral dating from 1910. It features paintings by Berthold von Imhoff​, German-born artist from St. Walburg, Saskatchewan. The interior is graced by 80
- [Kronau Cemetery Site](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/kronau-cemetery-site/) - Kronau Cemetery Site Kronau Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery is one of the district’s oldest burial grounds and is closely tied to the area’s early German-Russian Lutheran settlers, who began arriving around 1890. Before they had a church, the community held services in homes and later in the first local schoolhouse. The cemetery was established beside
- [Imhoff Gallery and Museum](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/imhoff-gallery-and-museum/) - Imhoff Gallery and Museum Located near St. Walburg, the Imhoff Museum & Art Gallery preserves the home and studio of Berthold von Imhoff, the German‑born artist celebrated for his contributions to more than 100 churches and cathedrals across North America. Visitors can tour the historic residence, view original paintings dating back over a century, and
- [Edenwold, St. John's Lutheran Church](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/edenwold-st-johns-lutheran-church/) - Edenwold, St. John's Lutheran Church Located southwest of Edenwold, St. John’s Lutheran Church stands on a hilltop alongside its historic cemetery. The site has served the community since 1891 and is recognized as the first German Lutheran church west of Winnipeg. The current red‑brick church, built in 1919 to replace an earlier structure, reflects the
- [St. Joseph’s Colony Heritage Site](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/st-josephs-colony-heritage-site/) - St. Joseph’s Colony Heritage Site St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Rectory and School form the historic heart of St. Joseph’s Colony, a settlement founded in 1886 by German Catholic families fleeing religious persecution in Russia. Their faith shaped community life, and within a year of arrival they built their first church on this site. The
- [Mennonite Heritage Village](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/mennonite-heritage-village/) - Mennonite Heritage Village The Mennonite Heritage Village, established in 1992, was created to portray the life and experiences of early Mennonite settlers in the Swift Current region and to foster appreciation for the contributions Mennonite immigrants have made to Canada. To support this purpose, the Village develops educational and recreational programs and collects, restores, and
- [Egg Money Statue](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/german-inspired-travel-in-sask/egg-money-statue/) - Egg Money Statue The Egg Money Statue is a tribute to Saskatchewan’s pioneer women. Commissioned by the Saskatoon German Days Committee and created by artists Don and Shirley Begg, the bronze sculpture depicts a woman feeding chickens while two children play nearby. Unveiled in 2009, it honors the strength and resourcefulness of pioneer women from
- [Become a Member](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/become-a-member/) - Become a part of our community! Take out a membership, support language and culture and stay connected. The SGC offers Individual, Organization and Associate Membership. SGC currently has over 30 member groups throughout the province. Among the member groups are language schools, dance & music groups, German & Austrian clubs, a Mennonite Museum, historic societies,
- [Advent Calendar](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/advent-calendar/) - The 2025 Advent Calendar has wrapped up, but the holiday magic isn’t over We are already counting down to our 2026 edition, filled with new surprises, fun quizzes, and chances to win amazing prizes.Stay tuned! Are you interested in learning about SGC’s previous Advent Calendars?Each calendar has been transformed into a booklet, allowing our readers
- [Exhibit Rentals](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/exhibit-rentals/) - Looking to add some cultural displays to your community event? The SGC has a variety of exhibits for rent or loan to make your next event even more attractive for your audience. Contact us to rent an exhibit. Diversity of Austria Banners The Austrian banners “Beyond Alps & Apfelstrudel” showcase both, the traditional and modern
- [Donate](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/donate/) - Your donation will make an impact on our community! Culture has a strong social impact on the life of people of Saskatchewan. Creating a stronger and more vibrant community in Saskatchewan with your donation! Donations to the Saskatchewan German Council If a tax receipt is not important, invest in the community by donating to the
- [Become a Volunteer](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/become-a-volunteer/) - Volunteers contribute greatly to the success of our organization, they enable us to offer a wide range of events and programs in the community. Join our volunteer network According to stats Canada almost 12.7 million people volunteered for charities, non-profits, and community organizations in 2018. Throughout the year, the SGC looks for volunteers to participate
- [Culture & History Talks](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/culture-history-talks/) - From pioneer homesteader to new immigrant - the German-Canadians in Saskatchewan People of German origin comprise a very large part of the Saskatchewan population. Whether a descendant of a German family who emigrated from various places in Europe, or whether born in Germany and now living in Saskatchewan, there is a long history of Germans
- [Austria, Germany & Switzerland in Canada](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/germany-in-canada/) - Austria, Germany & Switzerland in Canada Canada and Germany have a very special relationship. Did you know that Canada played a role in the German reunification process and that Austria, Germany and Switzerland have diplomatic missions in Canada? Find interviews about historic events as well as information about foreign embassies, consulates and honorary representations below.
- [Festival & Major Events](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/festival-major-events/) - Festivals & Major Events SGC attends events like Saskatoon Folkfest, Prairie Prism, Heritage Festival of Saskatoon, as well as Multicultural Days at schools to share our traditions and contribute to the multicultural celebrations of diversity. Outreach During the year, SGC participates in outreach initiatives such as Saskatoon Folkfest, Prairie Prism, Heritage Festival of Saskatoon, as
- [Youth Programs & Education](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/youth-programs-education/) - German Youth Programs in Saskatchewan Looking for ways to connect to your German heritage? Enjoy our German-English Story Time on YouTube, check out a German book from our library, join us for a family event, or sign the family up for German courses and traditional folk dancing. Kinderzimmer (Children's Room) SGC's “Kinderzimmer” (children's room) is
- [Learning German Language](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/learning-german-language/) - German Education in Saskatchewan Anyone can learn German, whether for travel, business, global understanding or to connect to the heritage, from youth to adults! If you are travelling to Germany for leisure or work and want to learn German, there are various German schools in the province for you to chose from! Classes are available
- [Our Staff](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/our-staff/) - Saskatchewan German Council Staff As an ethnocultural group, SGC plays an active role in provincial multiculturalism and the Canadian mosaic. Gabriele Waidelich Harrison Executive Director Email Gabriele Thomas Kolbach Office & Program Assistant Email Thomas
- [Translation & Notarization](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/translation-notarization/) - Translations from German to English and English to German We have a way with words! The SGC can help you translate your documents from German to English and English to German. If you need to make it official, we also provide notarization for your documents. Translation Translation Fees include A free, no obligation quote Translation
- [Goethe-Institut Examination Centre Saskatoon](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/goethe/) - Goethe-Institut Examination Centre Saskatoon Until further notice there will be no more Goethe Language Exams being held in Saskatoon. Do you need to prove your German language skills for work? For immigration? For school? If you have answered yes to any of those, you have come to the right place. Take your Goethe-Institut exam A1
- [Events](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/) - Search for events Location Find Events Additional Filters From To Category Choose an Event Category Art Card Game Christmas Cooking Dance Diversity Education Exhibit Festival Food Fundraiser German Language History Lecture Meeting Music Religion Tournament Workshop Within Within 5 10 15 25 50 100 Miles Miles Kilometers Sort By Order By Event Start Date Distance
- [German Inspired Travel in Saskatchewan](https://saskgermancouncil.org/map/) - Close Get Directions '; '; From To Add Waypoint For Driving Walking Transit Bicycling Options hide options Avoid Tolls Avoid Highways Avoid Ferries Print Reset Fetching directions...
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- [Member Directory](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/) - SGC currently has over 30 member groups throughout the province. Among the member groups are language schools, dance & music groups, German & Austrian clubs, a Mennonite Museum, historic societies, cooking groups, as well as various other arts, culture and recreation groups.
- [Donate to the Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/donate/donate-to-sgcaf/) - Your donation to Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund will make an impact on our community! Culture has a strong social impact on the life of people of Saskatchewan. Creating a stronger and more vibrant community in Saskatchewan with your donation! URLThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Donor InformationName(Required) First Last Email(Required)
- [Donate to the Saskatchewan German Council](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/donate/donate-to-sgc/) - Your donation to Saskatchewan German Council will make an impact on our community! Culture has a strong social impact on the life of people of Saskatchewan. Creating a stronger and more vibrant community in Saskatchewan with your donation! X/TwitterThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Donor InformationName(Required) First Last Email(Required) Address(Required) Street
- [Fundraising](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/fundraising/) - Fundraising Culture has a strong social impact on the life of people in Saskatchewan. Our cultural work focuses on community, youth, education, and diversity. Support our mission for a strong cultural community. Cultural Sponsorship Partner with us and become a program sponsor for the SGC! Your sponsorship will support cultural programming, help build a strong
- [Library](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/library/) - Libraries connect - people to people, people to places, people to learning. With a collection of over 2,000 books and DVDs in our library, you are sure to find something! Our collection includes mostly German fiction and nonfiction, German language learning books, and children’s books. Location 510 Cynthia Street, Saskatoon Hours Monday to Friday between 9a.m. and 3p.m. in Room 202.
- [What We Do](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/what-we-do/) - Our Vision German culture is relevant and thriving in our Saskatchewan society. Mission To create and share experiences of German culture in Saskatchewan for everyone. Values We believe: ... in a strong and healthy organization.... in supporting our members and having a thriving German community.... in expressing the unique perspectives associated with being part of
- [Cooking Classes & Recipes](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/cooking-classes-recipes/) - Sharing German food and culture one bite at a time. Food is an important part of the culture in German-speaking countries – it is a symbol of identity. Food brings people together, it brings back memories and creates new ones; it is part of our culture and tells us about culture. Join us for a
- [Our History](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/our-history/) - Founded in 1984, the Saskatchewan German Council is a registered volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting German culture, language, customs, traditions, and interests for the benefit of all Saskatchewan people. A Board of Directors consisting of 10 elected members meets at least four times a year to set the tone and direction for all the
- [Sponsorships](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/sponsorships/) - Sponsorship Think St. Nikolaus visit, Oktoberfest, Cultural Night or International Food Festival - SGC is committed to support non-member activities and events with funding to promote programs which grow and enhance German-Canadian cultural, traditions, language, community, and diversity in Saskatchewan. Sponsorship (non-member) The Saskatchewan German Council offers sponsorships for projects and events that contribute to
- [Celebrating Culture](https://saskgermancouncil.org/celebrating-culture/) - Celebrating Culture German culture is defined as the customs, language, arts, social institutions, and achievements of those who identify all or some of their origins as German. This includes people from a wide range of countries where German language or customs are recognized as a part of the culture. Collection of Immigration Stories Stories to
- [Podcasts](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/) - In this SaskScapes podcast series “German Culture Alive”, local German Canadians share their personal stories of immigration, arts, culture, heritage, and more. Listen in and meet the people who keep our culture alive. The SaskScapes Podcasts presents: German Culture Alive. Meet the people who keep the German culture alive in Saskatchewan by telling their stories
- [Start an Organization](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/start-an-organization/) - Start an Organization We support building a strong and flourishing German-Canadian community in Saskatchewan that represents the traditional and modern aspects of our culture. Starting your own member group is easy, ask us how! Start your own group Do you have a German book club? Do your friends get together to watch a specific German-speaking
- [Tell Us Your Story](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/tell-us-your-story/) - Stories are part of our identity; they keep alive our past and connect to the present and future. Stories connect us as people, teach us respect for heritage, and help us understand and preserve history. Share your immigration story Saskatchewan is shaped by many stories that make up the cultural diversity and history of this
- [Get Involved](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved We believe that being part of a vibrant multicultural society expands our horizons. Get involved in the community, contribute, share, connect, belong, and celebrate with us. Become a Member Become a member and benefit from all our services and programs. Become a Volunteer Volunteers are the heart of our community and truly make
- [Sign Up to Receive the Postillion Newsletter](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/postillion-newsletter/sign-up/) - Sign Up to Receive the Postillion Newsletter The Postillion Newsletter is mailed out quarterly. Saskatchewan German Council Members receive the Postillion Newsletter as a part of their membership fees. Non-members can subscribe for $25/year. If you wish to stop receiving the Postillion Newsletter click here. X/Twitter This field is for validation purposes and should be
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- [Buy a Membership](https://saskgermancouncil.org/get-involved/become-a-member/buy-a-membership/) - Online Membership Form In order to complete this online application, we require your membership fees within 10 days of submission. At the end of this application you have the option to pay via credit card, cash, cheque, or etransfer. Instagram This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Select a Membership Membership
- [About Us](https://saskgermancouncil.org/about-us/) - About Us As the umbrella organization for over 30 German-Canadian member groups in Saskatchewan, the SGC promotes German culture, language, customs, traditions, and interests for the benefit of all Saskatchewan people. What We Do Keeping German culture flourishing and relevant in Saskatchewan. Member Directory SGC currently has over 30 member groups throughout the province. Our
- [Privacy Policy](https://saskgermancouncil.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Your privacy is important to us. It is Saskatchewan German Council's policy to respect your privacy and comply with any applicable law and regulation regarding any personal information we may collect about you, including across our website, https://www.saskgermancouncil.org/, and other sites we own and operate. Personal information is any information about you which
- [Awards & Funding](https://saskgermancouncil.org/awards-funding/) - Awards & Funding Recognizing contributions made by members of the community to preserve the German culture, language, and heritage for future generations. Supporting and funding the development of cultural activities to provide opportunities to learn about German culture and traditions, to participate, and to build a strong and vibrant multicultural community for all Saskatchewan people.
- [Language & Services](https://saskgermancouncil.org/language-services/) - Language & Services Providing access to language learning along with relevant and meaningful programs, projects and services to our members and the public. Learning German Language Anyone can learn German from youth to adults, whether for travel or business. Goethe-Institut Examination Centre Saskatoon The Saskatchewan German Council is an accredited Goethe-Institut Examination Centre in Saskatchewan!
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## Events

- [Oktoberfest 2026](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/oktoberfest-2/) - Oktoberfest at the Nutana Legion in Saskatoon 2.00 pm - 6.00 pm Family Entertainment (free admission) Crafts for kids, Face painting, Dance performances 7.00 pm - 11.00 pm Adult Entertainment with 1-800-Polka (donation-based admission)
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-14/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-13/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-12/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-copy-copy-3/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-copy-copy-2/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-copy-3/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-copy-copy/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-copy-2/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-11/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Deutschtreff - Das Schulhaus](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutschtreff-das-schulhaus-10/) - Hey there, language lovers! Are you ready to dive into a delightful evening filled with laughter, conversation, and community? Join us at the Stones Throw Coffee Collective in Regina for an exciting gathering of German speakers from all walks of life! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to
- [Christmas SKAT](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/christmas-skat/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon for three rounds on Saturday, December 19, 2026 at the VIP Room at Sports on Tap, 2606 Lorne Avenue in Saskatoon. For more information, you can contact Shelley here.
- [Thanksgiving SKAT](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/thanksgiving-skat-2/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon for three rounds on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at the VIP Room at Sports on Tap, 2606 Lorne Avenue in Saskatoon. For more information, you can contact Shelley here.
- [70th Anniversary Celebration](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/70th-anniversary-celebration/) - 70th Anniversary Celebration
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-28/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-28/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-27/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-27/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-27/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-26/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-26/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-26/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-25/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-23/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-25/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-25/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-24/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-24/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-24/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-23/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-23/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-22/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-22/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-22/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-21/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-21/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-21/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-20/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-20/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-20/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-19/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-19/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-19/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-18/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-18/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-18/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-17/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-17/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-17/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-16/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-16/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-16/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-15/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-15/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-15/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-14/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-14/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-14/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-13/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-13/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-13/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Volksliederchor Harmonie – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/volksliederchor-harmonie-weekly-practice-38-12/) - Come and sing with the Volksliederchor Harmonie. They are a four-part mixed choir of all ages that sing in German and English. They perform two concerts a year, one in the spring and one at Christmas and also entertain at other events throughout the year. Costumes for performances are provided. They practice every Tuesday at
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-12/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-12/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-11/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-11/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-10/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-10/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Concordia Brass Band – Weekly Practice](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/concordia-brass-band-weekly-practice-18-9/) - The Concordia Brass Band is tuning up for their weekly practice Thursdays at St. Matthew Church in Sutherland, where the music will be as vibrant as the community itself! Located at the corner of Egbert and 109th St, this is your golden opportunity to join a lively group of brass enthusiasts who are passionate about
- [Saskatoon SKAT Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/saskatoon-skat-club-21-9/) - Join the SKAT Club Saskatoon every Wednesday for the weekly SKAT Rounds. For more information, please contact Shelley here.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-27/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-28/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-25/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-26/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-23/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-24/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-21/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-22/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-19/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-20/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-17/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-18/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-15/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-16/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-14/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-13/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-11/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-12/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.
- [Deutsche Klangfabrik – CFCR 90.5 FM](https://saskgermancouncil.org/events/deutsche-klangfabrik-cfcr-90-5-fm-25-10/) - Listen to a mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds added on Sunday afternoons. Click here to listen.

## Resources

- [Indigenous Awareness Resources](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/indigenous-awareness-resources/) - SGC Land Acknowledgement Saskatchewan German Council’s work and support extends across lands covered by Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10, and the Homeland of the Métis. We acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations. We recognize the ongoing impacts of colonialism and the
- [Youth Funding (non-member)](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/youth-funding-non-member/) - The SGC Youth Funding Program Mach mit! – Get involved! supports innovative youth projects with a German, Austrian or Swiss component. SGC member groups as well as other youth groups are eligible for funding. The Council is also accepting applications from individuals applying on behalf of a group of youth. Applications for the Macht mit! – Get involved! program
- [Postillion Newsletter](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/postillion-newsletter/) - SGC’s newsletter is called “Postillion”. The publication contains information on our community of people of German-speaking backgrounds. Leading themes provide a wide variety of articles ranging from history, traditions, science, art, language, and more, all related to Germans in Saskatchewan. With a modern design, the newsletter furthermore reports on SGC activities & involvement, it features
- [Bilateral Relations, Business & Research](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/bilateral-relations-business-research/) - A list of websites with information on bilateral relations, business and research between Canada and Austria, Germany, or Switzerland.
- [Embassies and Consulates](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/embassies-and-consulates/) - Austrian, German and Swiss Embassies and Consulates in Canada Austria Austrian Honorary Consulate in SaskatchewanAustrian Embassy OttawaAustrian Consulates in Calgary, Halifax, Montreal, Regina, Toronto, Vancouver & Winnipeg Germany Honorary Consul of Germany to SaskatchewanGerman Embassy OttawaConsulate of the Federal Republic of Germany in German Consulates in Montreal, Toronto & Vancouver Switzerland Swiss Honorary Representation in
- [Sponsorship Forms: Application & Follow-Up](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/sponsorship-form/) - Sponsorship ApplicationDownload Sponsorship Follow-up FormDownload
- [Brochures: Raising Children with more than one Language](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/brochures-raising-children-with-more-than-one-language/) - Raising Children Bilingually A Very Brief Guide Raising Children With More Than one Language. A Guide for Parents.
- [Library Catalogue](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/library-catalogue/) - 2021-Library-Catalogue_WebsiteDownload
- [Library Membership Application Form](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/library-membership-application-form/) - Library-Membership-Application-FormDownload
- [SGC Logo Guidelines](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/logo-guidelines/) - Logo-GuidelinesDownload
- [Clubs and Organizations in Canada](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/clubs-and-organizations/) - A list of websites for Austrian, Swiss, and German clubs and organizations in Canada.
- [Recipes](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/recipes/) - If you are a serious cook or just a beginner wanting to learn more, check out our recipe collection! Many recipes were submitted by friends, community members and Hutterite author Mary-Ann Kirkby. See all recipes
- [Travel in Austria, Germany & Switzerland](https://saskgermancouncil.org/resources/sss/) - A list of websites with information on travel in Austria, Germany & Switzerland.

## Podcasts

- [Highlights of German Culture Alive Podcasts](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/german-culture-alive/) - Since 2020, SaskScapes has partnered with the SGC to celebrate German culture in Saskatchewan. Through storytelling, this series celebrates the presence of German culture in Saskatchewan, covering their history and culture. This episode highlights the "best of" moments picked from hours conversations that have previously been recorded for this series.
- [Rosa Gebhardt](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/rosa-gebhardt/) - SaskScapes - Episode 118 - Rosa Gebhardt This episode features an interview with Rosa Gebhardt who has been a cornerstone of German culture in Saskatchewan. A co-founder of the Saskatchewan German Council, the German Heritage Society of Humboldt, and the Kulturgarten Saskatoon, she also helped bring Saskatoon’s Egg Money statue to life and promoted folk
- [U of S Chancellor Grit McCreath](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/u-of-s-chancellor-grit-mccreath/) - SaskScapes - Episode 117 - Grit McCreath This episode features an interview with Grit McCreath, a prominent Saskatchewan leader. She reflects on her community involvement, leadership journey, and the impact of her work on the province. McCreath also shares her thoughts on the importance of culture, identity, and the people of Saskatchewan. The episode offers
- [Kochlöffel & Nudelholz with Franziska Davies-Perret](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/kochloffel-nudelholz-with-franziska-davies-perret/) - SaskScapes - Episode 116 - Kochlöffel & Nudelholz We're off to the kitchen where the menu is delicious, the smells divine, and the enthusiasm of the participants is on full display for this evenings cooking class in German cuisine. Kevin Power is joined by Franziska Davies-Perret, the classes instructor, to learn about the evolution of
- [The Saskatoon Concordia Brass Band](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/the-saskatoon-concordia-brass-band/) - SaskScapes - Episode 107 Love it or not, there is no denying that the old-time sounds of polka and "oompah" are alive and well. It may be a tough sell for some, but if you open your heart and your ears and set your toes a-tappin' you'll be hooked. It's near impossible to have a
- [Mark Turner, CEO of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/mark-turner-ceo-of-the-saskatoon-symphony-orchestra/) - In this ninth episode Kevin Power is joined by the CEO of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra, Mark Turner, as they discover the expansive German repertoire that orchestras and audiences have embraced for centuries. This music belongs to everyone! They also uncover the amazing story of Heinz Moehn, one of the worlds most prolific music editors
- [St. Peter's Abbey](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/st-peters-abby/) - In this eighth episode, Kevin Power explores the history of St. Peter’s Abbey in the village of Muenster, about 120km east of Saskatoon. The town gets named after the city of Münster, Germany and that’s not the only German influence to be found here. In this episode Kevin is joined by the St. Peter’s Abbott
- [The Regina Glockenspiel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/the-regina-glockenspiel/) - Listen on the SaskScapes website The Glockenspiel at Regina's City Square Plaza is playing again! The Glockenspiel stood in Victoria Park from 1986 to 2010, was removed during constructions, restored, then re-installed in 2020. Join Kevin Power in conversation with his guest Alvin Knoll as they recount the history of this unique landmark; from the
- [Family food traditions with Amy Jo Ehman](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/episode-97/) - Kevin Power speaks with author and “foodie extraordinaire” Amy Jo Ehman about her heritage background, about all of the nostalgia and knowledge of growing up on the farm, her lifestyle and culinary skills which reflect that! The historical component of this conversation picks up on the discussion with Mervin Weiss in Episode 95 and speaks to the history of Germans from Russia which is also a part of Amy Jo Ehman’s history.
- [Interview with Barbara Stehwien](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/interview-with-barbara-stehwien/) - Listen on the SaskScapes website "He leaves behind an illustrated life" - Host Kevin Power is joined by Barbara Stehwien to talk about the legacy of Fritz Stehwien. Fritz (Barbara's father) was a German-Canadian artist who painted and sketched an estimated 10,000 works in his lifetime. Since his passing in 2008, at the age of
- [German Holiday Traditions with Three Guests](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/episode-93/) - Enjoy the conversation with three guests who share some of the German traditions passed down through generations. The traditions of Advent, Erntedankfest (Thanksgiving), the Christkindl market, the story of St. Nikolaus, and their own personal holiday memories.
- [German Roots-Russian Branches with Merv Weiss](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/episode-95/) - Kevin Power speaks with Merv Weiss who began researching his family roots in 2000. Since then, his research into the history of Germans from Russia has become a passion project. One of his great joys is sharing the story of his family, and this time in history.
- [Northern Saskatchewan Adventures with Miriam Körner](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/episode-99/) - Kevin Power is joined by award-winning author Miriam Körner to discuss the adventure that brought her to northern Saskatchewan, far from her birth country, Germany. Miriam’s adventurous spirit, her connection with the land, her love of sled dog races, and her connection with the Inuit, Indigenous, and Métis peoples.
- [Interview with artist Waltraude Stehwien](https://saskgermancouncil.org/podcasts/interview-with-artist-waltraude-stehwien/) - Listen on the SaskScapes website Waltraude Stehwien’s artistic sensibilities run so deep it is as if they form the very makeup of her DNA. Her earliest inspiration was her father who was a visionary and a well-respected puppeteer in Germany. Waltraude wanted nothing more than to follow in his footsteps and she did just that.

## Recipes

- [Creamy Cucumber and Sweet Onion Salad with Fresh Dill Horseradish Dressing – Cremiger Gurken-Zwiebel Salat](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/creamy-cucumber-and-sweet-onion-salad-with-fresh-dill-horseradish-dressing-cremiger-gurken-zwiebel-salat/) - This cucumber and sweet onion salad is an option found in German restaurants as a "Gemischter Salatteller". A "Gemischter Salatteller" is a plate with a variety of delicious types of salads. Ingredients: 2 fresh seedless cucumbers peeled and sliced thin1 fresh sweet onion thinly sliced¼ cup low fat sour cream2 tablespoons German white wine vinegar1
- [Culture in the Kitchen - Germany meets Youth](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/culture-in-the-kitchen-germany-meets-youth-sharing-german-food-and-culture/) - Sharing German food and culture. Germany meets youth to share food and culture invites German‑language students to explore regional dishes through hands‑on culinary experiences that spark curiosity, connection, and cultural understanding. Recipe Package Most of these recipes can also be found on our YouTube Channel.
- [Sausage Salad – Wurstsalat](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/sausage-salad-wurstsalat/) - A beloved recipe in areas of Germany, Alsace, Switzerland and Austria. Well-known variants are the Swabian sausage salad, half of which contains blood sausage, and especially the preparation known in Germany as Swiss sausage salad, also known as Strasbourg or Alsatian sausage salad, with a portion of Emmental cheese. Ingredients: (for 2 servings) 300 g
- [Swabian Pocket Dumplings – Maultaschen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/swabian-pocket-dumplings-maultaschen/) - Originating is Swabia, Maultaschen are the traditional dish associated with the Lent commemoration of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. During Lent, Catholics and some other Christians are encouraged to refrain from eating meat. One story of the origins of the dish claims that Cistercian monks of Maulbronn Abbey created the dish so they could continue
- [Culture in the Kitchen - Kids](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/culture-in-the-kitchen-kids/) - Dampfnudeln - German steamed dumplings with vanilla sauce Learn how to make Dampnudeln with our Recipe package from our Culture in the Kitchen - Kids event we had on March 7, 2026. Dampfnudeln are a traditional German specialty, soft yeast dumplings that are steamed in a pot until fluffy on the inside with a light
- [Sugar Pie – Zucker Pie](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/sugar-pie-zucker-pie/) - "My childhood favorite. Simple and sensational!" Ingredients: 1 cup thick cream1 cup sugar1 egg1 teaspoon vanilla1 tablespoon cornstarch1 teaspoon cinnamon Instructions: Beat all the ingredients together and pour into unbaked pie crust. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake at 350°F (175°C) for 35-40 minutes. Credit: (Recipe and Photo): Secrets of a Hutterite Kitchen: Unveiling the Rituals, Traditions,
- [Potato and Sausage Soup – Gascha](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/gascha-potato-and-sausage-soup/) - "I'm afraid there really is no substitute for the Hutterite sausage Samstich Wurscht to get the ultimate flavour for this soup because it relies so much on the sausage juices for the flavouring, but I am sure other coils of sausage will do as well. In many Hutterite communities, Gascha is served for dinner on
- [Soupe de Chalet – Swiss Cheese Soup](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/soupe-de-chalet-swiss-cheese-soup/) - Healthy, quick and easy to prepare this recipe comes from the Fribourg region of Switzerland. This recipe is sometimes recommended as an alternative to a fondue. Ingredients: 1 tablespoon butter150 g leeks, cut into thin strips1 onion, finely chopped1 kohlrabi, diced1 carrot, diced500 ml vegetable stock50 g pasta (e. g. macaroni)2 tablespoons milk1 tin butter
- [Nuckela Soup](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/noukela-soup/) - "If there was a preeminent favorite, Nuckela Soup would be it. It is as old as the Hutterites themselves, devised during the time of the Holy Roman Empire. Easy to make, rich, and buttery, this is my comfort soup of choice. Some people like their Nuckelen nice and firm and other soft and buttery, so
- [Buckwheat Soup – Gritz Soupen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/gritz-soupen-buckwheat-soup/) - "This soup is served for the noon meal on Thursday in many colonies. Chopped onions, tomatoes, and peppers are added to the broth in the summertime. This soup is nutritious and delicious. (I am not a fan of buckwheat, but this I will eat. The egg adds a nice dimension and the savoury broth my
- [Culture in the Kitchen. Taste & Tell: A Culinary Reading](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/culture-in-the-kitchen-taste-tell-a-culinary-reading/) - Apple Strudel & Author Spotlight Learning the art of making traditional apple strudel with chef & author dee Hobsbawn-Smith, followed by an author reading of dee's book "Bread & Water". Recipe Package
- [Biscuit Lamb – Osterlamm aus Biskuitteig](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/biscuit-bunny-osterhase-aus-biskuitteig/) - The Easter table should never be missing one thing: a delicious Easter lamb cake. This classic recipe is made with a few but good ingredients and makes for a great centre piece for your Easter table. Ingredients: 1 egg1 yolk1 tablespoon warm waterzest from ½ lemon1 teaspoon vanilla extract30 ml (¼ cup) sugar2 tablespoons sugar80
- [Bacon wrapped Meatballs - Speckpflanzerl](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bacon-wrapped-meatballs-speckpflanzerl/) - Prep Time: 20 mins Cook Time: 30 mins Ingredients: 1 ½ pretzel buns 1 shallot 100 - 150 ml milk (add slowly, you might only use 100 ml) 2 teaspoons coriander seeds 500 g ground meat (mix) butter 2 eggs salt and pepper oil 16 pieces of thinly sliced bacon (low salt) Directions: Rip or
- [Potato Pancakes – Reibekuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/potato-pancakes-reibekuchen/) - Ingredients 8 Potatoes (uncooked) 1 onion 8 tbs flour (use corn starch if you can’t use gluten) 2 eggs salt and pepper oil for frying Preparation Grate the potatoes with a large grater and remove the excess liquid. Season generously with salt and some pepper. Add eggs and finely chopped onions. Mix with the flour
- [Grog](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/grog/) - Ingredients Water, Rum and brown Sugar. Add some lemon juice according to taste. You can use brandy, Arrak or whisky instead of rum as well. Preparation Just heat up the water. Mix rum and sugar and pour the hot water over the mixture. Picture ©Creative Commons
- [Lumumba – Tote Tante](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/lumumba-tote-tante/) - Ingredients 2 cl hot rum 1 cup hot chocolate whipped cream chocolate flakes Preparation Pour the hot rum in a large cup. Add the hot chocolate. Garnish with whipped cream and sprinkle with chocolate flakes. Enjoy. Picture ©GNU Free Documentation License
- [Potato Noodles – Schupfnudeln](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/potato-noodles-schupfnudeln/) - Schupfnudeln, also known as Fingernudeln, are thought to have originated during Thirty Years' War. With their daily flour ration and water, soldiers made a dough which they formed with their hands into noodles, and then cooked. Due to the length of the war, the noodles became part of German culture and thus persisted through until
- [Kirschenmichel - Cherry Bread Pudding](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/kirschenmichel-cherry-bread-pudding/) - We would like to share our rich cultural heritage through the delightful tradition of Kirschenmichel, a German dessert that showcases the unique flavors of sour cherries. This comforting dish, a kind of bread pudding, is made from old buns or bread, combined with butter, milk, eggs, sugar, and spices, resulting in a warm, inviting treat
- [Asparagus with Sauce Hollandaise, roasted Pork Tenderloin and Potato Gratin](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/asparagus-with-sauce-hollandaise-roasted-pork-tenderloin-and-potato-gratin/) - Ingredients for 2 servings: 1 bunch of asparagus, white if you get it. Otherwise, green works as well. 1 tbs butter Sugar 1 dash of white wine vinegar 1 shallot 60 ml white wine 1 clove(s) 1 bay leaf 1 pinch(s) salt and pepper 150 g butter 2 egg yolks 500 g potato(s), floury 1
- [Easter Braid – Osterzopf](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/easter-braid-osterzopf/) - This recipe makes the classic Easter braid with raisins, almonds and lemon very easy for you to bake. It tastes delicious as part of your Easter lunch or brunch! Ingredients: 2 teaspoons sugar or honey120 ml (½ cup) warm water1 ½ tablespoons yeast120 ml (½ cup) milk120 ml (½ cup) sugar120 ml (½ cup) butter,
- [Semolina Dumpling Soup – Grießnockerlsuppe](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/semolina-dumpling-soup-griessnockerlsuppe/) - Semolina dumpling soup is a classic of Viennese cuisine and is also one of the typical dishes of Bavarian cuisine. It consists of beef soup, semolina dumplings and chives - a good dish to make for a cold day! Ingredients: 5 ½ tablespoons (80g) unsalted butter, softened2 eggs, lightly beaten, at room temperature⅔ cup (130g)
- [Onion Tart – Zwiebelkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-onion-tart-zwiebelkuchen/) - The onion cake is a hearty cake that takes its name from main topping, the onions. The cake is popular in southern Germany, eastern Germany and Switzerland as well as in Alsace, France. Depending on what region in Germany you are in, the ingredients and how it is prepared will also change. You can watch
- [German Orange Cake](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-orange-cake/) - Prep Time: 20 min Cook Time: 25 min Ingredients • 300g all-purpose flour • 250g sugar • 1 tbsp baking powder • 1/4 tsp baking soda • 200ml vegetable oil • 190ml fresh orange juice • 4 large eggs • zest of 2 large oranges • 1 tsp vanilla extract Icing • 250g icing sugar
- [Dresdner Christstollen - Christmas Stollen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/dresdner-christstollen-christmas-stollen/) - For the Dough: 1 cup lukewarm whole milk 3 teaspoons active dry yeast 1/2 cup granulated sugar 4 cups all-purpose flour. Add more flour as needed if dough is too wet. 1 large egg 2 large egg yolks 3/4 cup unsalted butter (1 1/2 sticks) , at room temperature so it's very soft 2 teaspoons
- [Honiglebkuchen - Honey Gingerbread](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/honiglebkuchen-honey-gingerbread/) - Ingredients 500g honey 1.1 lbs4 eggs375g sugar 1 ¾ cup + 2tbsp.1/2 lemon zest 1Tbsp cinnamon1 pinch ground cloves1 pinch star-anise1 Tsp anise1 pinch nutmeg1 pinch ginger1 pinch coriander 100g candied lemon peel 2/3 cup100g candied orange peel 2/3 cup200g almonds 1 1/3 cup2 Tbsp arrack 10g salts of harts horn (ammonium carbonate)1kg flour 2.2
- [Black and White Cookies – Schwarz-Weiß-Gebäck](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/black-and-white-cookies-schwarz-weis-geback/) - If you want to impress your friends with your baking skills, try out these beautiful cookies. These cookies are actually a lot simpler to make than one thinks! Ingredients: 500 g flour250 g butter125 g confectioners' sugar1 dash of salt2 eggs2 tablespoons cocoa50 g grated semi-sweet chocolate1 egg white Instructions: Combine flour, butter, icing sugar,
- [Kaiserschmarrn](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/kaiserschmarrn/) - Kaiserschmarrn (Emperor’s Mess), is one of Austria’s best known desserts and is basically a shredded pancake. Its origin is based on several different stories. But all of them have in common that Franz Joseph I and his wife Elizabeth are responsible for this dish in the 18th century. One story tells that it was prepared
- [Classic Beef Roulade – Klassische Rinderrouladen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/classic-beef-roulade-klassische-rinderr/) - Beef roulade is a traditional wrapped meat dish, that can be found in Germany, Austria, Poland and the Czech Republic. There are a variety of different fillings that can be used, for example ground meat can also be added. Instead of the bacon and pickles, a rice and vegetable filling or, as in Austria, carrots
- [Bouillon with Vegetable Strips and Egg – Eierstich Suppe](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bouillon-with-vegetable-strips-and-egg-eierstich-suppe-vegetarian-kosher-accommodating/) - Eierstich and vegetables are the perfect addition to clear vegetable or meat soups! Did you know there are French and Japanese versions of Eierstich? In French, Eierstich is called "Royale" and is prepared with cream instead of milk or broth. In Japan, Eierstich goes under the name "Chawanmushi", the texture being a bit softer than
- [Mulled Wine - Glühwein](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/mulled-wine-gluhwein/) - Mulled wine is one of the traditional drinks during winter and especially Christmas time. If you visit a German Christmas Market you will notice the high count of mulled wine booths. Usually made from red wine, today you will also find white mulled wine, or mulled wine with a dash of different flavored liqueur. (For
- [German Sourdough Rye Bread Rolls – Roggenmischbrötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-sourdough-rye-bread-rolls-roggenmischbrotchen/) - Any type of bread or bread rolls/buns are an important part of Germany's food scene. Did you know that there are over 300 bread varieties and over 1,200 different bread rolls and baked goods in Germany? Ingredients: 100 g (1 cup) rye flour100 g (½ cup) warm water2 g rye (1 tablespoon) sourdough starter/mother100 g
- [Mennonite Maple Walnut Cake – Mennnoniten Ahorn Walnuss Kuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/mennonite-maple-walnut-cake-mennnoniten-ahorn-walnuss-kuchen/) - A soft and moist walnut cake - perfect for Kaffee und Kuchen on a Sunday afternoon! Ingredients: 80 ml (⅓ cup) unsalted butter, softened2 eggs240 ml (1 cup) pure maple syrup295 ml (1 ¼ cups) all purpose flour2 teaspoons baking powderpinch of salt240 ml (1 cup) walnuts, coarsely chopped2 tablespoons unsalted butter240 ml (1 cup)
- [Noodle Kugel – Nudelkugel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/fluffy-potato-kugel-kartoffelkugel/) - Kugel is a traditional dish of Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine, it is similar to a casserole and can be either sweet or savoury, either as a side dish or a dessert, and eaten warm or cold. Ingredients: 1 stick (110 g) unsalted butter cut into pieces, plus extra for buttering the pan1 cup (145 g) raisinsGrated
- [Black and White Pastries – Amerikaner](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/black-and-white-pastries-amerikaner/) - You have come to the right place if you are looking to make an Amerikaner straight from a German bakery! Ingredients: 125 g (½ cup) soft butter125 g (1 cup) sugar1 package vanilla sugarsaltzest from half lemon2 eggs250 g (1 cup) flour50 g (¼ cup) cornstarch2 teaspoons baking powder4 tablespoons buttermilk200 g (1 cup) confectioners'
- [Streusel Cake – Streuselkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/streusel-cake-streuselkuchen/) - Streuselkuchen is a classic German yeast cake, also called crumb cake in English-speaking countries. Ingredients: 1 teaspoon sugar80 ml (⅓ cup) warm water1 tablespoon active dry yeast180 ml (¾ cup) milk1 tablespoon milk160 ml (⅔ cup) oil120 ml (½ cup) sugar or honey1 egg1 teaspoon saltzest from ½ lemon1 teaspoon vanilla945 ml (4 cups) flour2
- [Snow White Cake – Schneewittchenkuchen/Donauwelle](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/snow-white-cake-schneewittchenkuchen-donauwelle/) - Depending on what region of German you are in, this cake is either called a Schneewittchenkuchen or a Donauwelle. Regardless of the name, this cake is a favourite among Germans. Ingredients: 180 ml (¾ cup) margarine + 2 tbsp margarine475 g (2 cups) icing sugar315 ml (3 ⅓ cups) flour4 eggs1 teaspoon baking powdermilk, as
- [Mennonite Funny Cake](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/mennonite-funny-cake/) - If you enjoy cake and pie, this recipe is for you! A pie that tastes like a cake and a Mennonite favourite! Ingredients: 120 ml (½ cup) granulated sugar60 ml (¼ cup) unsweetened cocoa powder120 ml (½ cup) hot water½ teaspoon vanilla extract240 ml (1 cup) granulated sugar1 large egg3 tablespoons vegetable oil120 ml (½
- [Marble Cake – Marmorkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/marble-cake-marmorkuchen/) - Marble cake is a classic that everyone likes to eat. With our basic recipe, this favourite made from chocolate and vanilla dough turns out to be particularly tasty! Ingredients: 180 ml (¾ cup) butter2 tablespoons butter355 ml (1 ½ cups) sugarPinch of salt5 eggs770 ml (3 ¼ cups) flour120 ml (½ cup) milk100 g (¾
- [Linzer Torte – Linzertorte](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/linzer-torte-linzertorte/) - With the grid pattern made from shortcrust pastry and the red jam, the Linzer Torte is an absolute Austrian classic. Spices such as cinnamon and cloves make it one of our favourite recipes. Ingredients: 590 ml (2 ½ cup) flour1 teaspoon baking powder1 tablespoon cocoa, heaped2 teaspoon cinnamon¼ teaspoon ground cloves295 ml (1 ¼ cups)
- [King’s Cake – Königskuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/kings-cake-konigskuchen/) - If you are looking for a classic holiday cake for Christmas, this is it! This is Germany's answer to fruit cake. Ingredients: 240 ml (1 cup) butter240 ml (1 cup) sugar¼ teaspoon salt1 teaspoon vanilla extract4 tablespoons rum4 eggs710 ml (3 cups) flour295 ml (1 ¼ cups) corn starch1 teaspoon baking powder160 ml (⅔ cup)
- [Jam Cookies – Spitzbuben / Hildabrötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/jam-cookies-spitzbuben-hildabrotchen/) - These delicious cookies are considered traditional Christmas cookies in Germany, while in Austria they are year-round. There are also different names for them, "Spitzbuben" is a regional synonym for "Hildabrötchen". Not only are there different names for these cookies but the shape can vary. The hole in the middle is a must, but some areas
- [Mennonite Gingerbread – Mennoniten Lebkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/mennonite-gingerbread-mennoniten-lebkuchen/) - A delicious Christmas treat! Ingredients: 1 cup brown sugar1 cup butter, softened2 large eggs½ cup molasses2 cups all-purpose flour½ teaspoon baking powder½ teaspoon salt½ teaspoon ground cinnamon½ teaspoon ground ginger1 cup boiling water2 teaspoons baking sodaWhipped cream, as needed Instructions: Preheat oven to 180°C (350°F) and grease a 9in. x 13in. pan. Don't use a
- [Lübeck Style Coconut Macaroons – Lübecker Kokosmakronen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/lubeck-style-coconut-macaroons-lubecker-kokosmakronen/) - The recipe comes from the city of Lübeck in Schleswig-Holstein, on the Baltic Sea coast. Ingredients: 250 g (2 ⅔ cups) coconut flakes, unsweetened5 egg whites250 g (1 ½ cups) confectioners' sugar400 g (1 ⅔ cups) marzipan 2 tablespoons rumzest from ½ lemon90 g (⅓ cup) unsweetened chocolate2 tablespoons unsalted butter Instructions: Beat egg whites
- [Cinnamon Stars – Zimtsterne](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/cinnamon-stars-zimtsterne/) - Cinnamon stars are traditional Christmas cookies from Swabia and are made from a nut meringue topped with a mixture of egg whites and sugar. Ingredients: 500 g (4 ½ cups) ground almonds5 egg whites450 g (3 ¾ cups) confectioners' sugar2 teaspoons cinnamon1 tablespoon Kirschschnaps (cherry liquor) Instructions: Beat egg whites until very firm. Add icing
- [Children's Cookies – Weihnachtsplätzchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/childrens-cookies-weihnachtsplatzchen/) - When the sweet smell of freshly baked Christmas cookies wafts through the house, the best time of the year has arrived. Enjoy this recipe! Ingredients: 250 g (1 ½ cups) flour125 g (½ cup) butter160 g (¾ cup) sugar1 teaspoon vanilla sugar1 eggpinch of salt Instructions: Combine all ingredients into smooth dough. Wrap dough in
- [Baden Style Shards – Badische Scherben](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/baden-style-shards-badische-scherben/) - Baden shards enjoy a delicious and long tradition in their home town of Tübingen in Germany and can be found in some of the oldest German recipe books. It's a classic Fastnacht/Fasching recipe! Ingredients: 2 yolks1 egg1 tablespoon sugar (heaped)1 teaspoon vanilla extract½ teaspoon cinnamon2 tablespoons crème fraîche 2 cups flourpinch lemon zest Note: Crème
- [Potato Soup with European Wieners – Kartoffelsuppe mit Würstchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/potato-soup-with-european-wieners/) - A favourite of German families and not too many ingredients are needed to make this recipe! Ingredients: 2.2 lbs potatoes1 carrot½ onion3 ½ cups vegetable brothparsleypepper5 sausages – European Wienersoilcream Preparation: Cut potatoes and carrots into cubes and cook both together. When potatoes and carrots are done pour all in a sieve. Dice the onion.
- [Russian-German Bierocks – Russisch-Deutsche Bierocks](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/russian-german-bierocks-russisch-deutsche-bierocks/) - Bierocks are common among the Volga Germans in the USA and in Argentina. It was brought to the United States by German-Russian Mennonite immigrants in the 1870s. Ingredients: 2.3kg to 2.6kg (10 to 11 cups) all-purpose flour60 g (¼ ounce) active dry yeast120 g (½ cup) sugar2 teaspoons salt590 ml (2 ½ cups) water240 ml
- [Bavarian Pretzels – Bayerische Brezeln](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bavarian-pretzels-bayerische-brezeln/) - Numerous accounts exist regarding the origin of the Pretzel, as well as that of the name itself, though no sources have any reliability to their claims. A common theme, however, is that it was invented by Roman Catholic monastics and typically with some religious function and symbolism. According to one legend, in the year 610
- [Black Forest Ham Bread – Schwarzwälder Schinkenbrot](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/black-forest-ham-bread-schwarzwalder-schinkenbrot/) - Schwarzwälder Schinkenbrot is a very attractive main dish, served hot or cold by itself with wine or beer and some mustard or with a variety of salads. Ingredients: 1 teaspoon sugar1 ¼ tablespoons yeast80 ml (⅓ cup) warm water315 ml (1 ⅓ cups) warm water4 tablespoons oil2 tablespoons milk1 teaspoon salt830 ml (3 ½ cups)
- [Bavarian Meatloaf – Bayerischer Leberkäse](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bavarian-meatloaf-bayerischer-leberkase/) - Bavarian Leberkäse, as the name suggests, is the Bavarian form of Leberkäse, a speciality Fleischkäse (meatloaf) from southern Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland. Despite its name, Bavarian Leberkäse (literally liver-cheese) contains no liver nor cheese, in contrast to other Leberkäse which need to contain at least 4% liver and can sometimes have cheese. In
- [Braided Yeast Bread – Striezel/Hefeszopf](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/challah-stritzel/) - Coffee and tea taste really good with a slice of fresh Striezel (Austrian name)/ Hefezopf (German name). Ingredients: 110 g strong white flour200 g milk, lukewarm10 g dried yeast 100 g caster sugar 8 g vanilla sugar80 g butter at room temperature, cut into 1cm cubes20 g oil100 g milk, lukewarm7 g salt2 eggs490 g
- [Kraut Crullers – Krautkrapfen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bavarian-kraut-crullers-bayrische-krautkrapfen/) - They are considered a Swabian and Allgäu specialty and make for a wonderful, hearty meal in cold weather. Ingredients: 500 g flour2 eggs125 ml watersome salt 1 jar sauerkraut200 g bacon, dicedsalt1 onioncaraway seeds, pepper Instructions: It is best to make the sauerkraut one day before making this recipe. In a saucepan, sauté onions and
- [Königsberger Meatballs – Königsberger Klopse](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/konigsberger-meatballs-konigsberger-klopse/) - Königsberger Meatballs originated in East Prussia and are named after the city of their probable origin, Königsberg (now Kaliningrad, Russia). It is considered one of the highlights of East Prussian cuisine and is still a popular dish in Germany to this day. Ingredients: 227 g (½ lb) ground pork227 g (½ lb) ground beef1 egg1
- [German Meatloaf – Hackbraten](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-meatloaf-hackbraten/) - Hackbraten is a childhood favourite enjoyed throughout Germany and Switzerland, with each country having many local varieties of the dish. Varieties containing a hard-boiled egg on the inside are often called Falscher Hase (False Hare). Ingredients: 4 tablespoons butter350 ml (1 ½ cups) chopped onions2 slices white bread, trimmed and diced2 tablespoons chopped parsley500 g
- [German Curry Sausage – Currywurst](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-curry-sausage-currywurst/) - Currywurst has become a well-loved comfort food in Germany, despite its relatively new arrival on the country’s proverbial stage of cuisine. The invention of currywurst is attributed to Herta Heuwer, who in 1949 in post war Berlin, obtained ketchup or Worcestershire sauce and some curry powder from British soldiers stationed in West Germany. She mixed
- [Fish Casserole with Tomatoes – Fischauflauf mit Tomaten](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/fish-casserole-with-tomatoes-fischauflauf-mit-tomaten/) - For a little bit of variety in your every day kitchen life, here is a recipe with fish! Ingredients: 750 g (27 oz) codfish fillets4 tomatoeslemon juice3 eggs125 ml (½ cup) whipping creamsalt, to tastepepper, to tasteparsley, to tastebutter, to grease Instructions: Grease casserole form with butter and set aside. Cut some slices into tomato
- [Chicken Fricassee with Mushrooms – Hühnerfrikassee mit Pilzen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/chicken-fricassee-with-mushrooms-huhnerfrikassee-mit-pilzen/) - Fricassee is defined as a stew made with pieces of meat that have been braised (lightly fried to brown in butter or oil and then slowly stewed) and are served in a sauce flavored with cooking stock. By this definition, the first record of fricassee goes back all the way to the earliest version of
- [Cold Smoked Pork Chops – Kalt Geräucherte Schweinekoteletts (Kassler)](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/cold-smoked-pork-chops-kalt-geraucherte-schweinekoteletts-kassler/) - This recipe comes from the February 1985 edition of the German magazine Burda Moden (now Burda Style). Ingredients: 1.5 kg to 2 kg (3.3 lbs to 4.4 lbs) smoked pork chops2 tablespoons brown sugar2 apples, Golden Delicious or similar8 prunes1 orangelemon juice, to tastewatercress Instructions: Place in baking tray or other cooking container and cook
- [Pretzel Bread stick – Laugenstange](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/pretzel-breadstick-laugenstange/) - There are many stories of where pretzels and pretzel bread sticks came from. One Swabian story, which supposedly goes back to 1477, tell of a master baker Frieder, who not only invented the pretzel bread stick out of necessity, but that a cat jumped on the baking sheet as he was baking and caused dough
- [Hutterite Buns – Hutterite Brötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/hutterite-buns-hutterite-brotchen/) - For anyone that enjoys homemade buns, this recipe is for you! Ingredients: 2 packages dry yeast (2 tablespoons)1 cup warm water1 teaspoon sugar 1⁄2 cup butter, softened1⁄2 cup sugar2 eggs, beaten1 tablespoon salt1 1⁄2 cups warm milk6 - 6 1⁄2 cups all purpose flour. Instructions: In a small bowl, dissolve yeast and sugar in warm
- [Easter Buns – Osterbrötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/easter-buns-osterbrotchen/) - The perfect Easter bun for your Easter brunch! Ingredients: 945 ml (4 cups) flour2 tablespoons flour1 heaped tsp dry active yeast 240 ml (1 cup) warm milk80 ml (⅓ cup) sugar2 eggs120 ml (½ cup) butter1 teaspoon cinnamonPinch of cardamomPinch of salt240 ml (1 cup) currants and/or raisins1 egg yolk1 tablespoon milk, cold or room-temperature2
- [Paprika Goulash – Paprikagulasch](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/paprika-goulash-paprikagulasch/) - The history of Goulash can be traced back to 9th century Hungary where Hungarian shepherds, when out working with their sheep, cooked stews, and thick soups from dried flavoured meat. Paprika, made from New World peppers, was introduced to the old world in the 16th century and soon made its way into goulash recipes. Paprika
- [Roasted Goose – Weihnachtsgans](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/roasted-goose-weihnachtsgans/) - The Weihnachtsgans, or “Christmas goose”, is a traditional Christmas dinner in Germany and neighbouring countries. According to legend, when St. Martin of Tours was to be made a bishop, he was reluctant to do so. As a result, he decided to hide so none could find him and make him a bishop. Unfortunately for him,
- [Marinated Pot Roast – Sauerbraten](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/marinated-pot-roast-sauerbraten/) - Sauerbraten is today one of the most well-known German dishes, which is not surprising, since it is also one of the oldest and most long lived as well. It is commonly believed that its origins lay either in the 9th century with the Franks as a way of using leftover meat from feasts, or from
- [Pork Knuckle – Schweinshaxe](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/pork-knuckle-schweinshaxe/) - Schweinshaxe originated as a peasant food. Many such recipes were created to make inexpensive and tough cuts of meat more palatable. Ingredients: 4 ham hockssalt, to tastecoarse black pepper300 ml (1 ¼ cups) beef stock1 bottle of beer3 to 4 teaspoons dark sauce thickener or cornstarch Instructions: Rinse off pork knuckles with cold water and
- [Bread Dumplings – Semmelknödel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bread-dumpling-semmelknodel/) - Semmelknödel are a specialty of southern German and Austrian cuisine. They are served as an accompaniment to dishes such as roast pork (often together with sauerkraut and / or red cabbage). Other varieties use pretzels (Brezenknödel) in place of bread or use bacon (Speckknödel) as an addition to the recipe. Napkin dumplings (Serviettenknödel) have similar
- [German Egg Noodles – Spätzle](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-egg-noodles-spatzle/) - Spätzle, also called Knöpfle, have a centuries-old tradition of production in the Swabian region of Germany and are of great importance for Swabian cuisine. The tradition of making spaetzle in Swabia can be traced back to the 18th century. In 1725, the Württemberg councillor and personal physician Rosinus Lentilius summarized “Knöpflein” and “Spazen” as “everything
- [Tarte flambée – Flammkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/tarte-flambe-flammkuchen/) - "Tarte flambée" is a specialty from Alsace and Lorraine in France, and Saarland and neighbouring states of Palatinate and Baden in Germany. The name comes from the fact that the flames in the oven were not yet completely put out when the tarte was pushed in. Ingredients: 1.4 kg (11 cups) flour1 tablespoon yeast3 tablespoons
- [Venison – Wildsteaks](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/venison-wild/) - Game meat is deep in colour and rich in flavour, which makes it a popular meal in Germany and Switzerland. Try out this recipe with potatoes and apple quarters browned in butter and cooked in white wine. Ingredients: 3 carrots2 stalks of celery1 medium onion1 teaspoon mustard seed, slightly crushed2 bay leaves½ tsp salt680 g
- [Marzipan Braid – Marzipanzopf](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/marzipan-braid-marzipanzopf/) - This recipe makes a fluffy yeast dough, with a nice and sweet with marzipan and crunchy almonds. The braid tastes fantastic from breakfast to having friends over for an afternoon. Ingredients: 5 cups flour1 teaspoon yeast1 cup milk⅓ cup sugar1 tablespoon sugar⅓ cup butter1 teaspoon vanilla extractPinch of salt¾ cup ground almond0.45 lbs almond paste
- [Mennonite Yeast Rolls – Mennoniten Brötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/mennonite-yeast-rolls-mennoniten-brotchen-2/) - If you love baking breads, buns and rolls and baking is therapeutic for you, this recipe is for you! Ingredients: 120 ml (½ cup) warm water2 tablespoons yeast120 g (½ cup) butter2 cups milk80 g (⅓ cup) sugar2 teaspoons salt 750 g - 875 g (6 to 7 cups) all purpose flour Instructions: In small bowl,
- [Savoury Cloverleaf Buns – Kleeblatt-Brötchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/savoury-cloverleaf-buns-kleeblatt-brotchen-2/) - Pretty to look at but also very tasty! If you are feeling adventurous, try adding other ingredients such has chives or lovage to the dough and leaving out the seeds. Ingredients: 710 ml (3 cups) flour2 tablespoons flour1 heaped teaspoon yeast120 ml (½ cup) warm milk1 egg355 ml (1 ½ cup) cheese2 tablespoons crème fraîche
- [Sesame Seed Wreath – Sesamkranz](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/sesame-seed-wreath-sesamkranz-2/) - Looking for something different when it comes to bread baking? Why not try out this recipe and enjoy these wreaths fresh out of the oven. Ingredients: 1.18 L (5 cups) flour1 tablespoon dry yeast240 ml (1 cup) milk120 ml (½ cup) sesame seed80 ml (⅓ cup) soft butter (unsalted)80 ml (⅓ cup) sugar1 eggpinch of
- [Quick Sesame Bread – Schnelles Brot mit Sesam](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/quick-sesame-bread-schnelles-brot-mit-sesam-2/) - If you are a novice at baking bread, this recipe is for you! Uncomplicated with simple ingredients makes a delicious tasting bread. Ingredients: 42 g (5 tablespoons) fresh yeast450 ml (1 ⅞ cups) water500 g (3 cups) spelt flour150 g (1 cup) sesame seedsadditional sesame seeds2 pinches of salt2 tablespoons vinegar Instructions: Mix warm water
- [White Bread with Caraway Seeds – Weißbrot mit Kümmel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/white-bread-with-caraway-seeds-weisbrot-mit-kummel-2/) - This crusty, slightly moist bread is a welcome addition to your "Vesper" table. Enjoy it with butter or as a sandwich! Ingredients: 60 ml (¼ cup) lukewarm (43°C to 46°C (110°F to 115°F)) water3 packages active dry yeast2 teaspoons sugar120 ml (½ cup) lukewarm (43°C to 46°C (110°F to 115°F)) milk950 g (4 cups) sifted
- [Apple Cake with Meringue – Apfelkuchen mit Baiserhaube](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/apple-cake-with-meringue-apfelkuchen-mit-baiserhaube/) - This recipe makes a delicious pastry especially during in the apple season. Easily made and an eye-catcher, this cake is sure to please everyone. Ingredients: 80 g (⅓ cup) butter180 g (¾ cup) confectioners' sugar1 egg395 g (1 ⅔ cups) flour1.27 kg (2.8 lbs) apples120 g (½ cup) sultanajuice from 1 lemonzest from 1 lemon1
- [Apple-Grid Cake – Apfel Gitterkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/apple-grid-cake-apfel-gitterkuchen/) - The simple recipe for a juicy apple lattice cake with shortcrust pastry and cinnamon is sure to be a favourite for any dessert table. Ingredients: 315 g (2 ½ cups) flour1 teaspoon baking powder175 ml (¾ cup) butter, small pieces2 tablespoons butter175 ml (¾ cup) sugar2 tablespoons sugar1 egg1 egg whitezest from 1 lemon0.77 kg
- [Vienna Style Apple Strudel – Wiener Apfelstrudel](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/vienna-style-apple-strudel-wiener-apfelstrudel/) - Ingredients: 590 ml (2 ½ cups) sifted all purpose flour1 egg1 tablespoon vegetable oil½ teaspoon salt1 teaspoon lemon juicewarm water1.5 kg (3.3 lbs) Golden Delicious apples120 ml (½ cup) sugar2 tablespoons sugar1 teaspoon cinnamon120 ml (½ cup) flaked almonds160 ml (⅔ cup) raisins or currantszest from 1 lemon80 ml (⅓ cup) melted butter240 ml (1
- [Frankfurt Crown Cake – Frankfurter Kranz](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/frankfurter-kranz-frankfurt-crown-cake/) - With its round shape, the cake symbolizes a crown of the German emperors. It is also in reference to Frankfurt am Main as the coronation site. The cherries in this cake also symbolize rubies. It is said to be created in 1735 by an unknown baker. Ingredients: 6 eggs½ cup warm (30°C (85°F)) water415 ml
- [German Quark Torte with Crust – Käsekuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-quark-torte-with-crust-kasekuchen/) - This recipe for a classic cheesecake should be in every recipe book! It has delicious crust made of shortcrust pastry and a wonderful cream filling with quark and milk. Ingredients: 355 ml (1 ½ cups) flour80 ml (⅓ cup) sugar1 tablespoon sugar1 teaspoon baking powder80 ml (⅓ cup) butter1 tablespoon butter1 eggpinch of salta bit
- [Hazelnut Cake – Haselnusskuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/hazelnut-cake-haselnusskuchen/) - A simple recipe for a delicious hazelnut cake without flour. Ingredients: 475 ml (2 cups) ground hazelnuts475 ml (2 cups) cream of wheat295 ml (1 ¼ cups) sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract1 tablespoon flour1 tablespoon baking powder475 ml (2 cups) milk Instructions: Combine hazelnut and cream of wheat. Sift together flour and baking powder. Add all
- [Hutterite Mile-High Lemon Pie – Hutterischer Zitronenkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/hutterite-mile-high-lemon-pie-hutterischer-zitronenkuchen/) - This whimsical pie with a zesty lemon filling will make your mouth water! Ingredients: 8 egg yolks, slightly beaten240 ml (1 cup) sugar1 tablespoon unflavoured gelatin120 ml (½ cup) water1 tablespoon lemon peel120 ml (½ cup) lemon juice¼ teaspoon salt8 egg whites¼ teaspoon cream of tartar240 ml (1 cup) sugar1 baked pie shell Instructions: Combine
- [Bee Sting Cake – Bienenstich](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bee-sting-cake-bienenstich/) - Bienenstich is a traditional sheet cake made from yeast dough, it is made from two layers of dough with a cream in the middle and topped off with caramelized almonds. One of the theories of the name origin has to do with a German baker trying out a new cake recipe with honey. Bees being
- [Black Forest Cake – Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/black-forest-cake-schwarzwalder-kirschtorte/) - The Black Forest Cake is a cream cake that has spread all over Germany since the 1930s and has become the most popular German cake over the years. Today it is considered the classic German cake and is known all over the world. There are various explanations for the naming of the cake.The first one
- [Easter Cake – Osterkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/easter-cake-osterkuchen/) - Children will not only love this delicious, easy to make Easter cake but adults will too! Ingredients: 950 g (4 cups) flour2 tablespoons flour1 tablespoon yeast160 g (⅔ cup) sugar240 g (1 cup) lukewarm water355 g (1 ½ cups) butter, unsalted½ teaspoon saltzest from 1 lemon240 g (1 cup) raisins5 eggs355 g (1 ½ cups)
- [Spitzkuchen – Gingerbread Pastry](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/spitzkuchen-gingerbread-pastry/) - Honey, brown sugar and other Christmas spices make this pastry a perfect Christmas dessert! Ingredients: 120 ml (½ cup) honey80 ml (⅓ cup) brown sugar2 tablespoons oil1 eggrumpinch of cardamom or allspice1 teaspoon cinnamon475 ml (2 cups) flour3 teaspoons baking powder160 ml (⅔ cup) chopped hazelnuts or almondsdark chocolate, as needed Instructions: In small pot,
- [Hussar Biscuits – Husarenkrapferl](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/hussar-biscuits-husarenkrapferl/) - These cookies are small shortbread pastries filled mostly with red jam. They are found in traditional Austrian Christmas baking. The recipe is mostly unchanged since the second half of the 18th century. Ingredients: 200 g all-purpose flour100 g icing sugar8 g vanilla sugar100 g ground almonds2 egg yolks150 g unsalted butterapricot jam or any red
- [Shortbread Cookies – Spritzgebäck](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/shortbread-cookies-spritzgeback/) - Buttery and crumbly makes for delicious Shortbread cookies! This classic cookie is reminiscent colourful cookie plates during Advent. Ingredients: 500 g flour85 g butter85 g margarine2 eggs170 g sugar1 teaspoon vanilla sugar25 g baking powderpinch of salt Instructions: With this recipe, you will need either a meat grinder with cookie attachment or cookie press. Combine
- [Swabian Springerle – Swäbische Springerle](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/swabian-springerle-swabische-springerle/) - Springerle are a special form of Christmas cookies. You will need a wooden model form which has a carved pattern. It a very old Swabian tradition and wooden models are handed down from parents to children. Ingredients: 5 cups confectioners' sugar4 eggszest from 1 lemon4 cups flour2 tablespoons flour Instructions: Take a cookie sheet, line
- [Vanilla Crescent Cookies – Vanillekipferl](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/vanilla-crescent-cookies-vanillekipferl/) - Vanillekipferl are a very traditional Christmas cookie in the shape of a croissant. They are made from a shortcrust pastry made from flour, butter, sugar and grated almonds, often also roasted almonds - but also walnuts, peanuts or hazelnuts depending on the region or country you are in. Ingredients: 2 cups all-purpose flour1 cup butter1
- [Berliner Doughnut – Berliner Pfannkuchen/Berliner](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/berliner-doughnut-berliner-pfannkuchen-berliner/) - The first recipe known for a Jam Doughnut comes from the late 15th-century German language cookbook Kuchenmeisterei, one of the first cookbooks printed using the Gutenberg press, which called it Gefüllte Krapfen. It is unknown whether the Jam Doughnut was invented by the author, or if it was already common and they merely recorded a
- [German Flour Dumplings with Vanilla Sauce – Dampfnudeln](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-flour-dumplings-with-vanilla-sauce-dampfnudeln/) - This steamed dessert is a traditional pastry in southern German cuisine. Dampfnudeln are made either without a filling and served with vanilla sauce or a fruit compote. Ingredients: 1½ teaspoon active dry yeast (1/2 envelope)4 tablespoons sugar, divided¼ cup lukewarm water (110°F)¾ cup lukewarm milk (110°F)4 tablespoons melted butter, divided¼ teaspoon salt2¼ – 2½ cups
- [Red Fruit Jelly with Vanilla Sauce – Rote Grütze mit Vanillesoße](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/red-fruit-jelly-with-vanilla-sauce-rote-grutze-mit-vanillesose/) - Rote Grütze originally comes from northern Germany, but now there are fans of this dessert every where. Some variations are "Grüne Grütze" made with green grapes and gooseberries or "Gelbe Grütze" using apricots and nectarines. Ingredients: 2.2 lbs frozen red fruit (cherries, currants, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries etc.)0.5 lbs fresh raspberries¾ cup water1 ¼ cups sugar2-3
- [Potato Salad – Kartoffelsalat](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/light-german-potato-salad-leichter-deutscher-kartoffelsalat/) - This authentic recipes comes from the Swabian region of Germany. It's believed Potato salad originally came from Germany and then spread through Europe. So it's no wonder that there are many different ways to make this delicious dish! Ingredients: 2.2 lbs potatoes – Yukon Gold1 small onion (finely chopped)¼ cup finely chopped parsley or chive½
- [Red Cabbage – Rotkohl](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/red-cabbage-rotkohl/) - When it gets cold outside, you know it's cabbage time. This traditional recipe for red cabbage is often served as a side to main dishes, such as "Rouladen" or "Schweinshaxe". Ingredients (for 4 portions): 1 red cabbage, roughly 750g (1.7 lbs)1 tablespoon butter2 onionssalt to tastepepper3 tablespoons currant jam1 bay leaf3 juniper berries500 ml (2
- [German Mustard Pickles – Senfgurken](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-mustard-pickles-senfgurken/) - A nostalgic recipe for a German snack/appetizer and is a common homemade staple item. It's flavours are a combination of sour and sweet, and are sometimes served alongside barbecued meats or as an accompaniment for dinner. Ingredients: 2 kg cucumber½ litre white wine vinegar½ litre water500g sugar1 tablespoon mustard seeds3 tablespoons salt1 onion, cut into rings1 bunch
- [Bone Marrow Dumplings Soup – Markklösschen Suppe](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/bone-marrow-dumplings-soup-markklosschen-suppe/) - This classic dumpling soup recipe gets it's richness from bone marrow that is used to make the dumplings. You can prepare them in advance and freeze them for warming up on a cold rainy day! Ingredients: 25 oz (700g) beef marrow bones 1 cup (150g) breadcrumbs2 eggs1 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon nutmeg1 tablespoon flour for dusting
- [Celery Root Salad with Apples – Selleriesalat mit Äpfeln](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/celery-root-salad-with-apples-selleriesalat-mit-apfeln/) - Easy to make and light tasting, this salad can be sometimes found on a "Gemischter Salatteller". A very popular dish in Germany, the "Gemischter Salatteller" is a plate made up of different salads that is served at restaurants. Ingredients: ½ cup mayonnaise¼ cup sour cream1 tbsp finely chopped fresh dill1 tbsp finely chopped fresh parsley
- [Pearl Onions – Perlzwiebeln](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/pearl-onions-perlzwiebeln/) - Pearl onions are cultivated mostly in Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy and more often than not in in home gardens. Due to their small size, they make pickling them very easy. In Germany, pickled pearl onions are eaten as an accompaniment to dinner. Ingredients: 1.2 kg (2.5 lbs) pearl onionssalt500 ml (2 cups) white wine
- [German Pancakes – Deutsche Pfannkuchen](https://saskgermancouncil.org/recipes/german-pancakes-deutsche-pfannkuchen/) - A German classic for the whole family to enjoy. This simple, quick basic recipe is suitable for either sweet or savoury versions. Ingredients: 1 liter milk8 eggs20 tablespoons flourpinch of saltsugar (to taste) Instructions: Mix all ingredients well starting with milk and eggs. Add the flour spoon by spoon using a regular spoon, not the

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- [Volksliederchor "Harmonie" Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/volksliederchor-harmonie-inc/) - Website E-Mail Mandate To sing and perform beloved German songs in four-part harmony. History The Volksliederchor was born in 1955 and the first rehearsal was held in the basement of St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Winnipeg Street. The choir has greatly benefited from the talented leadership of many outstanding music directors: Otto Beigler, Werner Gebhardt,
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- [Jagd und Fisch Verein "Waidmans Lust", Regina](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/jagd-und-fischverein-waidmans-lust-regina/) - Website E-Mail Founded in 1969 by eleven passionate hunters and fishermen, Jagd-und Fischverein “Waidmanns Lust” is a Regina German Club group dedicated to fostering community among those who love the outdoors. They carry on a legacy of respectful stewardship of nature, and pass on that care and tradition to younger generations.
- [Zichydorf Village Association](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/zichydorf-village-association/) - Facebook Website E-Mail The Zichydorf Village Association is no longer a SGC member group but remains active. Mandate To gather, share and preserve information about Zichydorf and the immediate surrounding area and the families whose histories are associated. Goals 1) To complete each individual member’s family history. 2) To put these histories in context –
- [Concordia Alpenrose Schuhplattler Verein](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/concordia-alpenrose-schuhplattler-verein/) - Facebook Website E-Mail Description The Concordia Alpenrose Schuhplattler Verein was founded in 1981 with an objective to practice and perform German folk dance. Over the last decades, the group has been entertaining at events across Saskatchewan, Canada, and the United States. They can also be seen performing during Saskatoon’s Folkfest and Oktoberfest. The group has
- [German Language School Saskatoon Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/german-language-school-saskatoon-inc/) - Facebook Website E-Mail History The German Language School Saskatoon/Deutsche Sprachschule Concordia was rejuvenated in the fall of 1983 by Leslie Angele with the support of the Multicultural Council and the German Concordia Club. Classes for different levels were held Monday and Wednesday for adults and on Saturday for children. At first classes were held at
- [Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/saskatchewan-german-culture-assistance-fund-inc/) - Website E-Mail The Saskatchewan German Culture Assistance Fund Inc. (SGCAF) is a registered charity, designated to preserving and furthering German culture in the province with the objectives to carry out charitable activities. In return for a tax receipt, the SGCAF accept donations for charitable purposes that support German culture, traditions, language, and education such as
- [CFCR Community Radio Society of Saskatoon Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/cfcr-community-radio-society-of-saskatoon-inc/) - Listen to CFCR Facebook Website E-Mail Mandate A mixture of German music, featuring mostly contemporary tunes, with some traditional sounds peppered in on Sunday afternoons. Mandat Deutsche Programme in Musik und Wort den Hörern des Senders jeden Sonntag zu vermitteln. History: The program was launched in December 1977 as one of the ethnic programs on
- [Concordia Brass Band](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/concordia-brass-band/) - Facebook E-Mail Based in Saskatoon, the Concordia Brass Band performs a lively selection of authentic marches, polkas, waltzes, and popular tunes.The group is currently welcoming new members, especially low brass and woodwind players. Rehearsals are usually held on Thursdays from 7:00 to 9:00 PM at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, except when the band has a
- [KulturGarten Saskatoon](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/kulturgarten-saskatoon/) - E-Mail KulturGarten Saskatoon is a Saskatoon-based group that celebrates the richness of authentic German traditions. The celebrations are relevant to Saskatchewan people, reflecting the local spirit of this province while staying true to its German roots. KulturGarten’s traditional German festivals and events include: Erntedankfest (Harvest Festival) Advent Celebration Maifest (May Festival)
- [Kochlöffel & Nudelholz: German-Canadian Koch- und Backstudio](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/kockloffel-nudelholz-german-canadian-koch-und-backstudio/) - Youtube E-Mail We are promoting and sharing food culture from German-speaking countries in Saskatchewan by teaching kitchen know how through interactive cooking and baking workshops. Taking participants on a culinary trip to Europe, these sessions offer a taste of tradition and creativity, and everyone is welcome to join!
- [Mount Olive Lutheran Church](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/mount-olive-lutheran-church/) - Facebook Website E-Mail History Mount Olive Lutheran Church was organized as a congregation on March 9th, 1953. The previous name of the congregation had been St. John’s Lutheran Mission, named for the street on which it was located. Our new building was dedicated August 2nd, 1953.
- [Concordia Junior Alpenrose Dancers](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/concordia-junior-alpenrose-dancers/) - Facebook Website E-Mail The Concordia Junior Alpenrose Dancers were founded in 2014 by two families looking for a way to celebrate their German heritage in a social and relaxed atmosphere. Our goal has always been to provide an affordable option for families interested in a dance activity. We focus on: Having fun & building friendships
- [Skat Club Saskatoon](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/skat-club-saskatoon/) - Contact Shelley Hungness, President Email Website E-Mail Mandate Our organization is devoted to promoting Skat and organizing Skat tournaments. Brief History Skat is right at home in SaSKAToon. The Skat Club was founded in 1969. The first club champion was Hermann Schnackenberg. The club has twice hosted the North-American Skat Championship in Saskatoon. A team
- [Saskatchewan Association of Teachers of German (SATG)](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/saskatchewan-association-of-teachers-of-german-satg/) - Website E-Mail The Saskatchewan Association of Teachers of German is the professional representation of teachers of German in Saskatchewan, Canada. SATG includes German teachers of different teaching areas, such as high schools, language schools, immersion schools, correspondence schools and University.
- [Melville & District German Heritage Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/melville-district-german-heritage-club/) - Facebook E-Mail Mandate: To promote and preserve the culture, language, customs and traditions of the people in our area who have German-speaking backgrounds. Motto: “Mit Gott fang an; mit Gott hör auf – das ist der ganze Lebenslauf.” “Begin with God; end with God – that is how to live a complete life.” History and
- [Saskatoon German Heritage Society](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/saskatoon-german-heritage-society/) - Facebook E-Mail Mandate To support, sponsor and develop German Heritage. Mission To collect, share and preserve the history and heritage of the Germanic people. Activities The Saskatoon German Heritage Society is a group that collects books and literature of German culture and history. Their book collection covers a diverse range of historical topics, such as
- [Regina Austrian Edelweiss Dance Association](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/regina-austrian-edelweiss-dance-association/) - Facebook E-Mail The Austrian Edelweiss Dance group was formed in the spring of 1978 with an objective to share and preserve traditional Austrian folk dances, including a vast repertoire of waltz, polkas and schuhplattling. Over the past decades, the group has performed at events across Canada and the USA, most well known for their participation
- [Mennonite Heritage Village](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/mennonite-heritage-village/) - Website E-Mail About The Mennonite Heritage Village was founded in 1992 to establish a historical Mennonite Village depicting the life and times of early settlers in the Swift Current area, and to develop appreciation for the contributions made to this country by Mennonite immigrants. To achieve this, we generate educational and recreational programs as well
- [Lloydminster German Heritage Society Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/lloydminster-german-heritage-society-inc/) - Facebook E-Mail Mandate: The aim of the Society shall be to foster the heritage and culture of people from German-speaking countries within the framework of Canadian society, through social, cultural and educational activities. History: The Lloydminster German Heritage Society was inaugurated late in 1991. The founding members of the Society are Rose Brassard, Hans Strunk,
- [Imhoff Heritage Society](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/imhoff-heritage-society/) - Website E-Mail Mandate To preserve and restore the Imhoff Historical Heritage Site and its buildings. The Society is also concerned with the promotion of this site worldwide as a unique Canadian cultural and heritage site. History Nestled in the prairie bluffs of the rolling plains near St. Walburg in northern Saskatchewan stands one of the
- [German Canadian Club Concordia of Saskatoon Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/german-canadian-club-concordia/) - Website E-Mail The German Canadian Club Concordia of Saskatoon Inc. was founded in 1957. Despite the fact that our beautiful Clubhouse was sold, we continue to meet and operate as a Club. Each year, we hold a few social and cultural activities for our members and the public, the most notable of which is our
- [Austrian Hunting and Fishing Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/austrian-hunting-and-fishing-club/) - E-Mail History The Austrian Hunting and Fishing club (Österreichischer Jagd und Fisch Verein Waldmannsheil) was formed in 1977. The purpose of the club is to share and preserve the love for the outdoors lifestyle, hunting and fishing and camping. The club is a subgroup of “The Austrian Canadian Edelweiss club of Regina”. As such, has
- [American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, Regina Chapter](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/american-historical-society-of-germans-from-russia-regina-chapter/) - Facebook Website E-Mail Mandate The American Historical Society of Germans from Russia is an international organization dedicated to the discovery, collection, preservation and the dissemination of information related to the history, cultural heritage and genealogy of Germanic settlers in the Russian Empire and their descendants. History The American Historical Society of Germans from Russian was
- [German Canadian Society Harmonie (Regina German Club)](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/regina-german-club/) - Facebook Website E-Mail Objective The Regina German Club have by and large always been social and cultural in nature. The basic objective of this club is to promote the mutual understanding of the German and Canadian cultures, and to aid and encourage social and community life among Canadians of German birth or decent in the
- [Austrian Canadian Edelweiss Club](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/austrian-canadian-edelweiss-club/) - Facebook E-Mail Mandate To preserve, celebrate and advance Austrian customs and traditions. Subgroups Hunting Club (Jagd- und Fischverein) Ladies Auxiliary Edelweiss Dance Group History Through the years 1953 to 1955 many young Austrian men and women heard the call of a promise for a better future and boarded ships for a two week journey to
- [Das Schulhaus – Regina German Language School Inc.](https://saskgermancouncil.org/members/das-schulhaus-regina-german-language-school-inc/) - Facebook Website E-Mail Mission Statement To found an active non-profit German Language School for the Regina Community and area to teach and promote the German language and culture in a contemporary, efficient and non-political environment. Vision Statement To create a respectful, transparent and collaborative school culture with quality education based on a fresh and lively

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