Stammtisch!
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Rooted in community and gemütlichkeit, Good Trouble Grove is excited to welcome you out to our very first, long-awaited stammtisch.
Stammtisch (pronounced shtahm-tish), is German for “regulars’ table”, a concept with deep roots in German culture as a space where a table is always held for the community.
As one might imagine, many benefits come from the gemütlichkeit that a stammtisch provides. Great stuff like:
*mental health* – who doesn’t need more friendliness, warmth, and belonging in their life?
*community* – bridging those social divides that seem to be ever-growing these days
*traditions* – connecting to shared roots to reduce isolation and provide stability in challenging times
Please join us on October 8th at 6pm for a long table of good people.
This event is open to all. You do not need to be German, a farmer, or a beer drinker. Just a part of our community.
The fact that there is beer does not make it adults only. Actually, the stammtisch is often attended by multiple generations, making it a cherished, screen-free family activity,
There are no RSVPs, no expectations to perform, and no dress code. Come as you are, show up when you can, and stay as long as you like.
Provided:
traditional German finger foods
water or tea
beer to purchase
Knobeln (dice games)
atmosphere
What to bring:
merriment or at least a faint desire to experiment with it
drinks or foods you prefer
family
warm clothes, dependent on weather
small donation, if you’re able, to help us keep the twinkle lights on
The barn is open, the lights are glowing, your seat at the table awaits.
Stammtisch (pronounced shtahm-tish), is German for “regulars’ table”, a concept with deep roots in German culture as a space where a table is always held for the community.
As one might imagine, many benefits come from the gemütlichkeit that a stammtisch provides. Great stuff like:
*mental health* – who doesn’t need more friendliness, warmth, and belonging in their life?
*community* – bridging those social divides that seem to be ever-growing these days
*traditions* – connecting to shared roots to reduce isolation and provide stability in challenging times
Please join us on October 8th at 6pm for a long table of good people.
This event is open to all. You do not need to be German, a farmer, or a beer drinker. Just a part of our community.
The fact that there is beer does not make it adults only. Actually, the stammtisch is often attended by multiple generations, making it a cherished, screen-free family activity,
There are no RSVPs, no expectations to perform, and no dress code. Come as you are, show up when you can, and stay as long as you like.
Provided:
traditional German finger foods
water or tea
beer to purchase
Knobeln (dice games)
atmosphere
What to bring:
merriment or at least a faint desire to experiment with it
drinks or foods you prefer
family
warm clothes, dependent on weather
small donation, if you’re able, to help us keep the twinkle lights on
The barn is open, the lights are glowing, your seat at the table awaits.
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Where is it happening?
N6498 State Road 49, Green Lake, WI, United States, Wisconsin 54941
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Host or PublisherGood Trouble Grove
