Saturday, January 18th at 12 noon starting at Geschwister-Scholl-Platz
Join Democrats Abroad and others for the fourth solidarity sister Women’s March with Washington DC. This year in an effort to branch out beyond the United States and embrace women in Germany and further… Our theme will be women at the workplace.
Wednesday, January 15th at 18:30
Being an active voter means never taking your rights or your current status on the voter roll for granted. Choosing which candidate is your party's nominee is the most crucial decision of the 2020 election. Make sure you weigh-in with your vote.
Make this a "no surprises" voting year and take the following steps on the U.S. Vote Foundation (US Vote) or Overseas Vote site - whichever suits you best:
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The German-American Women's Club of Munich e.V. has started selling tickets to their Magnolia Ball which will be held at the Hotel Bayerischer Hof on Friday, January 24 starting at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m.
The Gala Program for the Charity Ball includes a silent auction, charity raffle, a champagne reception and the opening dance by the debutantes and debutants. More information and ticket are available here.
Do you long for the simpler days, especially at Christmas time where life seems so hectic that you just want to take a break? Than tune in to the first-ever live worldwide broadcast of Entity Theatre’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life on Saturday, December 14th at 8 p.m. CET.It’s Christmas and that means it’s time, once again, to travel back to everyone’s favorite small town — Bedford Falls — where guardian angels are real and wishes come true!
Come join us for a night of Christmas carols and live sound effects, as our ensemble cast brings to life the story of idealistic George Bailey, who spent his entire life giving up his dreams for the good of his town. This live 1940s radio broadcast is an adaptation by Tony Palermo of the beloved American holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life by Frank Capra. The play is directed by Jim Nellis is produced by Viviana Ghiglione and Bernd Plank. Our own AAUPW member Susan Voight is in charge of costumes for this show, too. Both performances are already sold out, but follow the link below to tune in live.
Mark your calendar for Saturday December 14th at 8pm CET and tell your friends to join in, too!
You are invited to join the Open Sing of the Messiah at Church of the Ascension on Sunday, December 8th, starting at 2 p.m. A few of our AAUPW members, including Ellen Sullivan, who sings in the choir there, are involved in the Church of the Ascension and wanted to let you know about this opportunity. Everyone is welcome.
Wednesday, November 20th at 18:30
We are looking forward to hearing from Ursula Heinz, who will be speaking to give us a basic understanding of the evidence and the benefits of a whole-food plant-based lifestyle. Ursula grew up in Vienna and graduated from medical and dental school in Vienna. She has been practicing orthodontics, following a residency in San Diego, California. She has also spent the last eight years focusing on healthy nutrition, a healthy gut and a sustainable lifestyle. In the past decade, she and her family have lived in Louisiana and in Queensland, Australia, and they have just recently relocated to Munich. Being a physician, it was always my intention to help other people switch to a healthy lifestyle. A few years ago, I started the blog http://www.plantbasedhappy.com and http://www.plantbasedhappykids.com, and have published the book "Stella's Whole Food Plant-Based Family Cookbook", which will be available next year in Germany through the GU Verlag. Last year Ursula successfully launched the company http://www.activatedme.de producing activated nuts and seeds. She also gives lifestyle change workshops in Munich (www.plantbasedhappy.de).
For more information, please contact our club president at: info@aaupw.de
Wednesday, October 16th at 18:30
Our speaker in October will be Ann Marie Ackermann - author of the true crime book 'Death of an Assassin'. Ann Marie Ackermann is a former attorney with focuses on criminal and medical law. Eighteen years ago she moved to Bönnigheim, Germany, the town in which the assassination occurred, and is a member of its historical society. Ackermann’s intimate knowledge of the town and of the German language enabled her to bring the German and American sides of this story together. She has a number of academic publications in law, ornithology, and history.
For more information, please contact our club president at: info@aaupw.de
