Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Event is the first of its kind made as a public program designed to commemorate German Settlers Day of N.S.
Many thanks to Nova Scotia Government Dep't of Communities, Culture and Heritage • Pier 21 / Quai 21 Museum of Immigration • Mr. Rolf Bouman at Canadian Pioneer Estates Ltd • Raven & Gryphon Fine Books
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Hope to join the leadership and contribute your time and skills? Interested in learning about what we have been working on? Please join our AGM on April 23rd at 7pm.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
A self-conscious slice of quirk from Berlin’s indie corners.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
A charming, wise working-class German comedy.
Wanna meet open-minded people in Nova Scotia who speak English and/or German? Come join our Stammtisch (social) over food.
🎊 The Halifax version of one of the most celebrated events in German speaking countries. 🕺 Wear your best costume! There will be a costume contest and balloon raffle! 💃
Wanna socialize speaking in English and/or German? Come join our sociable gathering over food.
Elmsdale Stammtisch #1
It is time to gather!
Day of the week: Thursday
Place: Curly Portables
... East Germany's all-powerful secret police ...
An eleven year old searches for immortality. Splendidly cheeky and incredibly Bavarian. A little prankster tale, a typical Bavarian Lausbubengeschichte, set in 2006. A wonderful blend of depth and heartfelt emotion with an authentic sense for the little things that are important in life.
The holiday season is fast approaching and with it comes our Nikolausfeier, Lebkuchen raffle and bake sale.
We will be there Friday, Saturday and Sunday with a booth to represent German Canadians in Nova Scotia and to celebrate Germanic traditions for Christmas.
Elmsdale Stammtisch #12
Place: Curly Portables
Date: Thu, Nov 23
Time: 7pm-9pm
Halifax Stammtisch #11
Place: The Lower Deck - Clayton Park
Date: Wed, Nov 22
Time: 7pm - 9pm
The next GCA movie event will take place on November 7, 2017 at Room 1009, Rowe Building, Dalhousie University in Halifax.
German with English subtitle. No Place to Go (German: Die Unberührbare) is a 2000 German film directed by Oskar Roehler. It was Germany's submission to the 73rd Academy Awards for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, but was not accepted as a nominee.
Synopsis: Flanders, a famous female author, travels 1989 after the fall of the Berlin wall into the German capital. She is deeply depressed of the events because she saw the communistic states as a very good thing that has now ended. In the joy of these days she finds no person to understand her, so she has to travel back to Munich. After meeting several people, known and unknown, it seems as if there will be no way to go.
Looking forward to see you all there!
Our 10th. German Stammtisch of the year will take place on 26 October 2017.
The Stammtisch is our monthly “get-together” where our members socialize and stay-in-touch. We have now partnered with the Meetup Group "Deutsch Sprechende in Halifax / German Speakers in Halifax" to hold the Stammtisch.
Thursday, 26, 7pm-9pm at the Curly Portables Restaurant, 450 Nova Scotia Trunk 2, Enfield, NS.
Come out and meet us at Curly Portables in Enfield for food, drinks and some good German socializing. Feel free to bring a friend along.
NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO MORE KAFFEEKLATSCH
There were regular Kaffeeklatsches in 2016, with the last Kaffeeklatsch being held in November, but the group who organized them decided to discontinue the monthly gatherings.
Tuesday, March 28, 7:00 pm - Room 1014 in the Rowe Building at Dalhousie University, Halifax
Movie: Fack Ju, Göhte (113 Min)
A wild farce – and the most successful German film of 2013!
After a 13-month stretch in prison, the crook Zeki Müller is looking for the loot from his last robbery. He applies for a position as a janitor at the school, since, as it happens, the money is buried under the new school gym. However, Zeki lands a job as a supply teacher. He has to deal with a naive trainee teacher and problem kids who can’t even spell “Fuck you, Goethe” correctly. Thus, the young man unintentionally embarks on a career in education.
Organized by the German Canadian Association of Nova Scotia and the Dalhousie University German Department, with support from the Goethe Institut, Montreal.
Movies are free. Films shown in German, with English subtitles. You can RSVP to the event on Meetup by clicking here (but an RSVP is not necessary to attend).
Film: Fack Ju, Göhte
Eine wilde Farce, und der erfolgreichste deutsche Film des Jahres 2013!
Dienstag 28. März 2017, 19:00, Zimmer 1014 im Rowe Building in Dalhousie University, Halifax
Eintritt Frei. Filme in deutsch, mit englischen Untertiteln.
Fack Ju, Göhte (113 Min). Nach 13 Monaten Haft sucht der Ganove Zeki Müller die Beute seines letzten Raubzugs und bewirbt sich aus Hausmeister einer Schule, unter deren neuer Turnhalle das Geld vergraben ist. Doch Zeki bekommt einen Job als Aushilfslehrer; er muss sich mit einer naiven Referendarin und mit Problemkids herumschlagen, die nicht einmal „Fuck you, Goethe“ richtig schreiben können; so beginnt der junge Mann unfreiwillig eine pädagogische Karriere. Bora Dagtekins wilde Farce war der erfolgreichste deutsche Film des Jahres 2013.
Organisiert durch die German Canadian Association of Nova Scotia und Dalhousie University German Department, mit Unterstützung des Goethe Instituts Montreal.
