As a new member of our Cultural Group, I wanted to learn a bit about the history and how this amazing tradition began.
Tag: club life
Review: Club Night & Ceramic Fun
The comradery and laughter was heard throughout the hall and all the way to the bar nearby. A good time was had by all.
When Christmas Starts with the Club, by Mikaela Malofiy
With things over the past few years being different within our club, organization, and the world it was lovely to see all of our members and the German Hungarian family gather and celebrate this Christmas season together. It was a joyful event all in all and was a festive way to kick off Christmas week!
President’s Address – Christmas 2021
On behalf of my husband, Sasha, and my entire family I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with health, happiness, and good fortune! May all your days be happy & bright!
A Newcomer’s Perspective, by Mike Stirm II
I first encountered the United German Hungarians’ Cultural Group two years ago. I was sitting at a table with my family during Maifest at the Cannstatter. The group took the stage and began to do a partnered folk dance. I was struck by the grace of the dancers, the beauty of the music and the traditional dress. I felt pride for my German-Hungarian descent rise in me—and a desire to be part of what I was witnessing.
The Magic You Can Find in a Book, by Karina Fricker
I read a book recently that many times made me stop and think, so much so that I wanted to pull out a red pen to underline and star the passages so I could save them for a rainy Saturday morning like today when creativity strikes.
“Progress” Will Continue
Michael N. Fricker editorializes on the history of communication of the German Hungarians, the legacy of the "Monthly Progress," and the redesign of this website, ughclub.us
All in a Soccer Sunday, by Michael Fricker
When the afternoon wound down and I drove my car home along with Allyssa and Michael K, I began thinking about writing this little piece about a great social and sports day for our club. Now as I end this passage the thought comes to mind, that it matters not where we are, but that we stay together.