Adelaide University German Club

10/10/2026

BREAKING NEWS:

You still haven't bought your Oktoberfest ticket!? Don't miss out on a night of fun, food, and b**r!!

05/10/2026

Join the Adelaide University German Club for their annual Oktoberfest event!

It's almost time for the Adelaide University German Club's annual Oktoberfest! Join us for an evening of celebration on Friday 16 October from 4-10pm. Enjoy a relaxed night with authentic German b**rs, delicious German foods such as Bratwurst, and Breze, a live performance from the Elder Conservatorium Brass Ensemble, banger German hits and all round good vibes!

Club members can also enjoy discounted Hofbräu and Prancing Pony b**rs throughout the night.

These ticket costs help us with running the club and bringing you all your favourite AUGC events through the year.

Wir freuen uns auf euch! 🍺🥨

22/09/2026

Come along to Oktoberfest 2026 and make memories that'll last a lifetime!

The event will be held on the 16th October, stay tuned for more info!

24/08/2026

Save the date for Oktoberfest on the 16th October, the German Club's biggest event of the year!! 🍺🥨

Stay tuned for more info!

20/08/2026

Get your tickets now or risk missing out!

12/08/2026

The AUGC is holding an SGM on Wednesday the 19th August at 4pm on the Barr Smith Lawns!

Want to help out? The Adelaide Uni German Club has multiple volunteer positions up for grabs, with the opportunity to become either a First Year Rep or a General Committee member! Nomination link is on our story and in our bio!

10/08/2026

Join us tomorrow from 11am - 1pm for KaffeeKlatsch at Holy Addiction!

This event will help you practice your German speaking and listening skills with other German learners all while sipping on a nice hot chocolate or coffee! ☕️

03/08/2026

The AUGC is happy to announce we have a double pass to give away to see Robin Tritschler with Andrea Katz this Sunday.

To enter, like this post, follow our insta, and tag a friend you'd like to share your double pass with if you win! (Open to AUGC members only, so join today!)

About the show:

Tritschler has curated this program around the poetry of Heinrich Heine. Testament to Heine’s fame in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, there are many English, French and Russian songs using translations of his verse that sit alongside the scores of German Lieder. Tritschler’s choices honour that multilingual legacy with songs inspired by sweet seductions and pastoral fancies. The concert culminates with Robert Schumann’s Dichterliebe (The Poet’s Love) in which he set sixteen of Heine’s poems from the Book of Songs. Schumann’s selections emphasise the narrator’s tragic story, but he hoped his musical settings might help ‘lift that mask so that wild tears may be transformed into pearls.’

02/08/2026