Monday, June 26. The Haus opens especially on Monday to watch the last game of the college world series. Doors open at 5pm. Game starts at 6pm. The Haus closes 30 minutes after game ends.
Bar and food service available.
Monday, June 26. The Haus opens especially on Monday to watch the last game of the college world series. Doors open at 5pm. Game starts at 6pm. The Haus closes 30 minutes after game ends.
Bar and food service available.
Friday, June 16, 2023
This is an annual fundraiser for the choirs. This summer they are attending the 2023 Nord-Americanischersaengerbundfest (North American Singing Society Festival). At the Haus concert, they will be singing some of the songs they prepared for the event.
The doors will open at 5:30 pm. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks (cash bar)
The choir will sing at 7 pm.
Dinner will be served after the choir sings.
The price is $30 per person and includes both the concert and meal. Tickets may be purchased (cash or check only) at the door on the evening of the concert. Reservations have been closed, but there is still plenty of room.
The menu: German Goulasch, noodles, vegetable medley of carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli, salad, garlic bread, selection of cakes, tea or coffee
Please come and enjoy a night of song, food and Gemütlichkeit!
More information about the choirs at Saengerchor Deutsches Haus
On the Sunday Before St. Patrick’s Day, March 12th, 5:30pm
Beth Patterson was born in Lafayette, where early on she learned to perform Cajun music. She later gravitated to Celtic and developed a love for traditional Irish music. After spending a year studying that form at University College, Cork, she returned to Louisiana and became a founding member of the Poor Clare’s musical group. With them she performed at Jazz Fests and many other venues. Her main instrument is the eight-stringed Irish bouzouki. Beth will be delivering a family-friendly show of traditional Irish songs and music at Deutsches Haus’ annual Sunday Before St. Patrick’s Day celebration beginning at 5:30 pm.
Tickets for the concert are $15 for Haus members, $20 for non-members and can be purchased online or at the door. Kids under 12 can attend for free.
We will have traditional Irish fare for sale before the show. Selections include cabbage and bacon topped with parsley sauce; cottage pie; potato, leek and bacon soup with brown soda bread, and raspberry trifle for dessert. Kid’s fare includes chicken nuggets and fries. And, of course, “The Haus” bar has the best selection of imported biers in the city.