Goethe House of Wisconsin

Please see our Kinderkamp Page to register and for more information.

Goethe House of Wisconsin invites you to a Teacher Treffung, May 2, 2009. See our new location. Arrive at 10. Enjoy our complimentary continental breakfast. Join the listening session. Provide us with feedback as to how we can help you and your program. Watch a presentation on Audacity, a computer translation program. Check out the rummage table. Cross your fingers!

Sponsored by Marcus Theatres
Every Monday from March 23 through April 29
North Shore Cinema, 11700 North Port Washington Road, Mequon

Each screenings is 7 p.m. Tickets, $10 each, will be available at the North Shore Cinema box office or online at www.marcustheatres.com beginning Thursday, Feb. 12.

Monday, April 13: "The Country Teacher"

-SPACE LIMITED-
Six week class 

Orientation meeting Tuesday
April 21, 2009

6: 30 p.m. - 7: 30 p.m.

Further classes will be held
Wednesdays,
beginning April 27 through May 29.
 Wauwatosa Library

7635 W. North Ave.
for more information
phone 414 276 - 7435

A Breakfast Briefing with His Excellency Dr. Klaus Scharioth,
Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United States of America

March 22, 2008, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Free with general admission
The Lubar Auditorium presents group Zero.

Join this historic event to honor the German art group Zero. The group formed in Düsseldorf in the late 1950s under the leadership of Heinz Mack and Otto Piene, both of whom will be in attendance. Their work, based on principles that grew from the Bauhaus, introduced ideas that developed into Kinetic art, monochrome painting, performance art, earth works, and more.

Online Course: The German-American Experience
February 16 to March 23, 2009

Did you know that, as of today, 49 million people claim some German ancestry? That's 17% of the United States population.

Explore the cultural interplay between German-speaking immigrants and Americans in the 19th and early 20th centuries during this fascinating new online course.

The German-American Experience

The Max Kade Institute will present a couple new courses open to the public starting in February. The Max Kade Institute is dedicated to promoting scientific and technical progress and to further the peaceful coexistence of nations. These particular courses focus on the German American Experience.
 
The Max Kade Institute in Wisconsin at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is part of the College of Letters and Science.
 

The Classes for Winter '09 have been posted.
Beginners’ German  II at MSOE, Walter Schroeder Library L305
10 week fall session:

Beginner's II Tuesdays February 3  - April 21
See our Adult German Class page for more information.