German-American Club of Albany
32 Cherry Street
Albany, NY 12205
518.482.5845
Willkommen: We Are Open To The Public!
Preserving German culture in the Capital District for 115 years!
The German-American Club of Albany, at 32 Cherry Street, is centrally located between Albany and Schenectady conveniently off Fuller Road. The club is easy to get to from Western, Washington, and Central Avenues, and just minutes from the Northway (I-87) Exit 2E and from the Thruway (I90) Exit 2.
Founded in 1895, we are one of the oldest social organizations in the Capital District.
We are open to the public and welcome all, no matter their ethnic or religious background. German heritage and club membership is not necessary to enjoy yourself here. If you are interested in meeting and making new friends, stop in and see us,
especially if you enjoy German-American tradition and culture.
Every month we host an event, usually a dinner-dance; featuring live German and Polka music. In the cooler months, events take place in our spacious banquet hall, and during the Summer we host three picnics in our beautiful pine tree shaded park- Schuetzenpark.
At these Summerfests, families and children can take pleasure in a wholesome atmosphere while enjoying fine German food, drink, music, and dance.
Please view our calendar of events for all upcoming festivities, and our photo album for pictures from past events.
Presently the bar is open Wednesday evenings from 7:30 PM to 11 PM for drinks.
Stop in and quickly meet and make new friends in an unruffled atmosphere and enjoy a German or domestic beer, mixed drink, or soft drink.
At the bar, members and patrons usually have a drink while watching a sporting event or partake in friendly talk. Some members enjoy themselves by playing Skat, a German card game. It is a good time to meet the club officers and get acquainted. All members speak English.
Our facility, both indoor and outdoor, is available for rent. Our prices are extremely reasonable. Please check our web page under Banquet Hall Rentals for more details regarding renting our facility. For more information, please contact our rental chair Carolyn Steuhl at 518.489.0831.
Preserving German culture in the Capital District for 115 years!
The German-American Club of Albany, at 32 Cherry Street, is centrally located between Albany and Schenectady conveniently off Fuller Road. The club is easy to get to from Western, Washington, and Central Avenues, and just minutes from the Northway (I-87) Exit 2E and from the Thruway (I90) Exit 2.
Founded in 1895, we are one of the oldest social organizations in the Capital District.
We are open to the public and welcome all, no matter their ethnic or religious background. German heritage and club membership is not necessary to enjoy yourself here. If you are interested in meeting and making new friends, stop in and see us,
especially if you enjoy German-American tradition and culture.
Every month we host an event, usually a dinner-dance; featuring live German and Polka music. In the cooler months, events take place in our spacious banquet hall, and during the Summer we host three picnics in our beautiful pine tree shaded park- Schuetzenpark.
At these Summerfests, families and children can take pleasure in a wholesome atmosphere while enjoying fine German food, drink, music, and dance.
Please view our calendar of events for all upcoming festivities, and our photo album for pictures from past events.
Presently the bar is open Wednesday evenings from 7:30 PM to 11 PM for drinks.
Stop in and quickly meet and make new friends in an unruffled atmosphere and enjoy a German or domestic beer, mixed drink, or soft drink.
At the bar, members and patrons usually have a drink while watching a sporting event or partake in friendly talk. Some members enjoy themselves by playing Skat, a German card game. It is a good time to meet the club officers and get acquainted. All members speak English.
Our facility, both indoor and outdoor, is available for rent. Our prices are extremely reasonable. Please check our web page under Banquet Hall Rentals for more details regarding renting our facility. For more information, please contact our rental chair Carolyn Steuhl at 518.489.0831.
For questions regarding the Club, to be added to our mailing list for Club updates, and for advanced notice on our upcoming events please email Christopher White or call 518.265.6102
This web site was
on 29 August 2010.
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