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Join us in Birmingham for FIFA World Cup Soccer watch party, ‘Germany -Ecuador’.
Wearing team wear is optional but highly encouraged!
The game starts at 3:00 p.m. We plan to be there 30 minutes before settling in.
Great beverage selection at the brewery and a food truck on site. Pay your own way.
Join us in Tuscaloosa for FIFA World Cup Soccer watch party, ‘Germany -Ecuador’.
Wearing team wear is optional but highly encouraged!
The game starts at 3:00 p.m.
Rolf’s offers a full menu of food and beverages. Pay your own way.
Join us for an evening of insightful conversations and networking. This is an informal business event followed right after our soccer watch party.
Our special guests are from Eintracht Frankfurt International. The coaches are hosting a youth soccer camp in Birmingham.
Speaking German at this event is not required.
Food truck on site. Pay your own way.
We are a local group – Deutsche in und um Birmingham, Alabama – Germans in and around Birmingham, Alabama – that meets on the last Sunday of every month for Stammtisch.
Everyone is welcome.
Please note this is NOT an AGP event.
The information, date, and time are shared to the best of our knowledge. If you plan to attend the event – please make sure to check information directly with the host of the event. Thank you!
Join us in Birmingham for FIFA World Cup Soccer watch party, ‘Germany -Paraguay’.
Wearing team wear is optional but highly encouraged!
The game starts at 3:30 p.m. We expect to be there about 15 minutes before.
Great beverage selection at the brewery and a food truck on site. Pay your own way.
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Join our hands-on class and master the art of pretzel making!
Twist, knead, and bake your way to the perfect pretzel under guidance from Rolf Meyer, the owner of the German restaurant, Rolf’s Café & Bistro, in Tuscaloosa.
German soft pretzels trace their roots back to the early Middle Ages. Legend credits Christian monks with inventing the twisted knot to resemble arms folded in prayer or to symbolize the Holy Trinity.
German and Swiss immigrants brought their recipes to North America in the 1700s and 1800s. These immigrants—known as the Pennsylvania Dutch—helped popularize both soft and hard pretzels. Now it is time to try Rolf’s recipe!
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BOXCAR is collaborating with the AlabamaGermany Partnership to bring you our first “German Language FIlm Series”, spotlighting four films to showcase German art, language, and cinema, on the second Tuesday from August until November.
Come early for a meet and greet starting at 6:00pm to connect with German speakers, cinephiles, and locals. Screenings will begin at 7:00 pm and admission is free but registration is needed to reserve your spot: https://events.humanitix.com/boxcar-german-language-film-series
Pina [2011]: Tuesday August 11th
Experience one of the most stunning, emotionally resonant visual love letters to modern dance ever put on film. Directed by Wim Wenders, it acts as a tribute to the legendary German choreographer Pina Bausch, who tragically passed away just as filming began. Bausch’s Tanztheater (dance-theater) style discarded traditional ballet steps for frantic, repetitive, and deeply human gestures that express grief, desire, and alienation. Pina is an incredibly accessible film even for those who claim to know nothing about contemporary dance, and captures the full spectrum of the human experience.