Many Hands Prepare Kirchweihfest, by Werner Fricker III

Entertainment Review: Werner Fricker III reviews our Kirchweihfest noting the coming together of our club to hold our most traditional event!

I Marvel at Visions of Paprikash, by Michael Fricker

"A pinch of paprika. A pinch?" - Vision in Captain America: Civil War.

Our Fall Special Event: Kirchweihfest, by Karina Fricker

Entertainment Review: October is a busy month filled with a lot of festivities! For the German Hungarians, the fall season holds one more special event. KIRCHWEIHFEST!!

Tradition & the 2023 Kirchweihfest, by Michael Fricker

Entertainment Review: On Sunday, November 26, we gathered at the Phoenix Sport Club, members, friends, the Cultural Group, four generations of German-Hungarians. And the Kirchweihfest is our most visible and real example of tradition in action. The fact that it is the most beautiful makes it what I like to all the most beautiful important day of our club calendar.

Speaking about Dances by the Danube!

From time to time, events like these warrant a different kind of coverage here at our website and for our ongoing record. Checkout the below thoughts about the workshop from om our members and some of our guests:

Dance Instructor Hansi Mueller to lead Cultural Dancing Workshop with United German Hungaria

Through the wonderful efforts of the Landesverband der Donauschwaben, U.S.A., the United German Hungarians will be hosting a cultural dancing workshop on November 7 & 8, 2023 for dancers ages … Continue reading Dance Instructor Hansi Mueller to lead Cultural Dancing Workshop with United German Hungaria

Dracula’s Paprika Hendl and Slivovitz to Wash it Down, by Michael Fricker

"Ei Vant to Eat your Paprikash!" October brings the true beginning of the flavors of the fall. The popular culture heads towards Halloween with ridiculous use of pumpkin as a flavor in everything and anything. But for German-Hungarians, we crave a fall flavor more savory, warming, and spiced in a much more peppy way.

Behind Our Name: Part V, by Michael Fricker

In part IV, we discussed the various buildings that our club has called home and the names we gave them. Now this month we will finally tell the story of how our club went from the Banater Mรคnnerchor to the United German Hungarians of Philadelphia and Vicinity.