TURN Gallery presents Nothing Ever Touches — German sculptor Lisa Seebach’s first solo exhibition in the United States. Lisa Seebach’s sculptural formations are reminiscent of a deserted playground at night. Her spatial vernacular evokes human […]
German carmaker Daimler delivered its first fully electric lorries to companies in Europe on Thursday, December 14, as the global race to mass produce the first generation of “green trucks” heats up. Among the first […]
Fire up your ovens and get ready to bake – here are ten festive German cookies and pastries that’ll send your senses into paroxysms of yuletide joy. 1. Springerle Traditionally anise-flavoured, bakers create the intricate […]
Germany’s past glows brightest in its 16 historic cities where Roman, Celtic, French, Prussian and many other influences melt together. Germany.travel has created a guide to escort you through historic settings you didn’t realize still […]
A former Nazi SS camp guard who was convicted for his role in the murders of 300,000 people at the Auschwitz death camp has challenged his four-year prison term arguing that at the age of […]
At New Ulm’s August Schell Brewery, the Christmas Luminaries display is a tradition. Schell’s Brewery, the second-oldest family-owned brewery in the United States, was established by German immigrants in 1860 and is today the largest […]
All are welcome to this German-language family service that features a German-language nativity play (a Krippenspeil) put on by children from the congregation. Date and time: 3 p.m. December 24, 2017 Location: Coral Gables Congregational […]
“A German Life,” the German-Austrian film competing for the Oscars, is showing at Cinema Village in New York from December 22 – 28, 2017. This very timely film about Joseph Goebbel’s secretary Brunhilde Pomsel’s life […]
When Fasching Saturday arrives, it is that time again: Up to 200 courageous participants charge down the 1,000 m hillside in the Pfronten district of Kappel on traditional wooden horn sledges called “Schalenggen.” In times […]
By Felix Schlagwein from Deutsche Welle Who invented the Advent wreath? How did Christmas markets start? Why do some German children believe the “Christ Child” is the one who brings presents? Find out here. 1. […]
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