GERMAN CLUBS
German Links
Our German Community
At Plattduetsche Park, we’re proud of the many clubs, partners, and organizations we’ve worked with over the years—especially those within the local German community.
This page highlights some of the groups, friends, and vendors who help keep German culture and tradition alive and make Plattduetsche one of Long Island’s most authentic German restaurants and Biergartens.
If you’d like to have your organization included, please contact us to request a listing.
TLC Entertainment Wedding & Event Planning Studio
342 Hempstead Avenue
West Hempstead, NY, 11552
1-888-838-3535 | (516) 414-0914
The Flower hoppe
14 New Hyde Park Road
Franklin Square, NY, 11010
(516) 354-4291
Sapienza Bake Shop
1376 Hempstead Turnpike
Elmont, NY, 11003
(800) 557-5232
German Clubs
German Clubs and Associations
Plattduetsche Park was originally founded in the late 1800s as a gathering place and support network for German immigrants. While building new lives in America, members stayed connected to their roots by celebrating their traditions, language, and customs—and passing them on to future generations.
Today, we proudly continue that legacy by hosting and supporting a wide range of German heritage clubs and organizations from across the region:
Plattduetsche Volksfest Vereen (PVV)
Founded in 1883, this society of German immigrants established the traditions that led to the creation of Plattduetsche Park. Today the organization continues to support German-American culture and host annual festivals and community events.
Otterndorfer Buelkauer Club
A nonprofit social club for immigrants from the northern German municipalities of Bülkau and Otterndorf, dedicated to celebrating German heritage and strengthening German-American connections.
Brooklyn Schuetzen Corps
A German-American shooting club founded in Brooklyn that promotes its heritage through competitions, events, and cultural activities across the tri-state area.
German-American Cultural Club
A Long Island organization that hosts German-American cultural events including German-American Night at Eisenhower Park, the Mineola flag raising, and participation in the German-American Steuben Parade.
Original Schuhplattler Vv Enzian
A cultural group dedicated to preserving Bavarian traditions through Schuhplattler folk dancing, music, and traditional costumes.
Lamstedter Damen Circle
A women’s social club originally formed in Lamstedt, Germany, that celebrates and promotes German-American heritage.
New Generation German-American Club
A Franklin Square organization focused on preserving German-American culture and traditions for younger generations.
Treffpunkt Berlin
A social club that brings together German-Americans with ties to Berlin to connect and celebrate their shared heritage.
NY HOTA Bavarian Soccer Club 1922
A youth soccer club dedicated to developing players through quality training while promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and community values.
Sieverner Plattduetsche Club
Foehrer & Amrumer K.-U. Verein
Originally founded as a women’s charitable club, this social organization now includes members from the Amrum region and the tri-state area.
Grand Council of Steuben Association
An organization of German-American members serving in regional law enforcement agencies including NYPD, FDNY, PAPD, and others, promoting heritage and civic service.
Cuxhavener K.-U. Verein
A nonprofit club dedicated to celebrating the heritage of Cuxhaven, Germany, and promoting German-American cultural traditions.
Koelsche Funke Rut-Wiess
A cultural organization preserving the traditions of German Karneval, celebrated throughout Europe and the Americas.
Die Norddeutschen Brueder
A brotherhood representing immigrants from northern Germany, focused on fellowship and preserving shared traditions.
Bremervoerder Chorus
A choral group of members from Bremervörde, Germany, dedicated to celebrating German musical traditions.
GTEV Die Gemuetlichen Enzianer
Founded in 1931, this organization preserves Bavarian folk traditions including Schuhplattler dancing, music, and Tracht.
G.T.E.V.
A nonprofit cultural organization founded by Bavarian immigrants in 1928 that promotes Bavarian folklore, music, dance, and language.
Plattduetsche Home Society
Founded in 1923, the Home Society operates the Plattduetsche Home and Renken Apartments, a respected senior living community on Long Island. .
Foehrer Musik Freunde
A nonprofit brass ensemble dedicated to celebrating German-American culture through traditional music.
Rock Out Cures
A nonprofit organization that hosts community events and fundraisers to support families in need and charitable causes, raising over $250,000 to date.
Cadenberger Verein
A nonprofit organization formed by German immigrants to preserve and celebrate Bavarian traditions through music, dance, and cultural events.
Bederkesa’er Club
A nonprofit social club made up of immigrants from Bederkesa, Germany, focused on preserving community ties and traditions.
Ladies Society of the Plattduetsche Home
Founded in 1915, this group supports residents of the Plattduetsche Home through social events, fundraisers, and programs that enhance the quality of life for residents.
Plattduetsche Park has been Long Island and the surrounding area’s top destination for traditional German specialties and continental cuisine since 1939.
Current Hours
The Hive at the Plattduetsche
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wed-Fri: 3:00 – 9:00 pm
Saturday: 12:00 – 10:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 – 8:00 pm
Beer Hall & Biergarten
Friday: 5:00 – 11:00 pm
Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 – 8:00 pm
