German Heritage in Texas – It’s a culture into itself…
The first German settlers arrived in Texas over 150 years ago and successfully passed on their native language throughout the generations – until now.
It’s always interesting to see the German influence in small businesses throughout Texas. See the video inside the article link above for additional insights…
Here comes the King, here comes the number one!
“The licensing and sponsorship agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cordish Companies, a Baltimore-based development company, will include a 25000-square-foot restaurant with German-inspired cuisine, more than 100 global beers on tap, and …”
http://nrn.com/article/anheuser-busch-plans-restaurant-st-louis-ballpark-village
An absolute first. Anheuser-Busch licenses its brand for a German Heritage related restaurant in St Louis that includes an outdoor Biergarten too.
Read more: http://nrn.com/article/anheuser-busch-plans-restaurant-st-louis-ballpark-village#ixzz1zDteAFB2
GermanHeritageUSA – Frankenmuth, MI comes alive this weekend with Bavarian Fest
“On Friday evening, June 8, Germans and hosts will attend German-American festivities in the Somme Garten at the Frankenmuth Bavarian Festival in Heritage Park featuring a Maibaum (Maypole) raising, music and dancing. On Saturday, June 9, …”
http://www.wnem.com/story/18730878/bavarian-fest-welcomes-people-from-germany
Great family time to get in touch with your German Heritage at the 54th annual Bavarian Festival in Frankenmuth, Michigan.
For more German Heritage USA information, visit:
www.GermanNationUSA.com
