Michael Fricker outlines some background and information about our fellow club in Cleveland!
Tag: Dance Group
Snap, Crackle, & Pop at a Friday Night Bonfire, by Mikaela Malofiy
Nights like that are the best, such a simple night filled with friendship, laughter, and good ole’ fun!
Fun-Filled Day of Dancing at the Mid-Atlantic Einzel, by Emma Walter
So proud of all the Kinder! It's great to see the younger generations wanting to improve their dancing skills and German culture through this annual event.
Dancing Around: Nothing to Fear at Bierfest or HK Night, by Evan Wolz
Evan Wolz recounts a full day of German-Hungarian-izing, first at Bierfest at the German Society of PA and then later at HK Night at the AV.
The German Hungarians have Plenty More to do in 2024!
When it comes to what the United German Hungarians are up to, its always been the goal of the Publicity & Editorial Committee to make sure that you don't miss one little bit of it.
Mid-Atlantic Kinderfest – June 1, 2024 at the Vereinigung Erzgebirge
Dear Trachtlers, The United German Hungarians are the hosts of the 2024 Mid-Atlantic Kinderfest on Saturday, June 1. We are excited to host you in beautiful scenic Bucks County Pennsylvania. We are proud to continue the tradition started in 1994, by our Patenverein, the Auerhahn Schuhplattler Verein. We hope that our event continues to … Continue reading Mid-Atlantic Kinderfest – June 1, 2024 at the Vereinigung Erzgebirge
Schedule – Dance Group 2024
Our group brings German folk dancing not only to the German American community, but to all our friends and neighbors regardless of ethnic background. We also attend and celebrate with local, regional, and national organizations of fellow dance groups and German-American Clubs & Societies.
HK Night – February 24, 2024 at the Austrian Village – UPDATE: SOLD OUT
Join us for a dance group fundraiser, with die Heimatklaenge on February 24!
A Traditional Club Christmas Party, by Allysa Reiter
Entertainment Review: "It was a wonderful night that honored our traditions." - Allysa Reiter
In Memoriam: Imre “Jimmy” Pack
To Jimmy & Mitzi, thank you for sharing a part of your wonderful lives with the German Hungarians!