The Lancaster Liederkranz is a private membership club.Non-members must be accompanied by a member except for special fest events which are sponsored and open to the public. Public events are listed on ourFests Page.
We welcome membership applications from all persons of good will age 21 years or older. Membership information and an application form are available on our Membership Page. Proper fees and sponsorship must accompany application.
Please Note
- ID required for entrance to fests. No alcohol service to minors.
- No dogs permitted on premises; inside and all outside areas including deck, pavilion grounds, and parking areas. - No outside food or beverages permitted at our fests; includes all fest grounds and parking areas.
Member Information
Club Operating Hours:
- Mon & Tues 4-10pm, Wed & Thur 4-11pm, Fri & Sat 4pm-12am, Sun closed (except special events.)
Food Service Hours:
- Wed through Sat 5:00-8:30pm. First Thur Meeting Night until 7:00pm.
- Reserve at least 3 hrs prior to requested time. Table will be held for a half hour. Afterwards, no show will be forfeited.
- TouchBistro reserves up to 8p. If your group is larger, simply create a 2nd reservation and note to be seated together or near each other.
Menus
Specials are posted weekly
Note: Club closed Fri 4/18 & Sat 4/19 in observance of Easter weekend.
Wednesday (4/23)
Burger Night - 9 oz. Burger on a Kaiser roll, served with a pickle and choice of fries or tots (No sub. onion rings, L.T.O. available upon request) $13
Whiskey Pig Burger - Topped with BBQ pork, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, red onion, and BBQ sauce
Rodeo Burger - Topped with cheddar cheese, bacon jam, onion ring, and BBQ sauce
Bratwurst Sandwich - With sauerkraut, chips & pickle $10
Substitute Chips: Fries or Tots +$2, Seasoned Fries or Tots +$2.50
Caesar Salad - Romaine lettuce, aged Parmesan, croutons, Caesar dressing, and anchovies $5 / $9
Sat Apr 26 - 7:30 Movie Night "Das Wunder von Bern" (The Miracle of Bern)
Sun Apr 27 - 12-2pm Volunteer Sign-up Day ANDCool & Unique Vehicles in the Parking Lot AND Consignment Store Open
Wed Apr 30 - Doors open 5pm Alex Meixner - Event is for Club members and their guests. Not a public event. Tickets required. See weekly email or QR Code at the Club.
Note:Wed Apr 30 - Closed - The Club will be closed for regular business on this evening. Meixner ticket holders only.
Recurring Member Events: Crock Pot Tuesday: 2nd Tues, 5:30-7:30 - Member pot luck dishes for sharing. Dart Nights: 1st & 3rd Tues, 7pm Hobby Chor Sing Along Night: 3rd Thur, 7-8pm Monthly Membership Meeting: 1st Thur, 7:30 Trivia Nights: 2nd, 4th, & 5th Thur, 7pm
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About the Lancaster Liederkranz The Lancaster Liederkranz is a German singing society and cultural organization, established in 1880 to promote and perpetuate German singing, dancing, music, language, foreign exchange, and culture for its members and their guests.
The Liederkranz is a private membership club. Non-members must be accompanied by a member except for select special events which are sponsored and open to the public. Those events are noted on our Fests Page
Information on our four cultural organizations can be found here: Cultural Organizations.
We welcome membership applications from all persons of good will age 21 years or older. Membership information and an application form are available on our Membership Page. Proper fees and sponsorship must accompany application.
Our Mission In the year 1880, on the fourth day of July, in the city of Lancaster, a group of men of German origin met and organized a Singing Society to be henceforth known as the LIEDERKRANZ. The object of this organization was to meet fraternally, sing and preserve native songs and music as well as perpetuate social customs of the Homeland.
In the year 1909, the Lancaster Manerchor and the Arbeiter Manerchor consolidated with the LIEDERKRANZ in order to promote the cultivation and improvement of the German chorus as well as sociability. These principles remain valid.
We continue today as a dynamic family organization dedicated to perpetuating and amplifying our founders' original purpose through song, dance, language, art, education and international cultural exchange.
Brief History 1880 – On July 4, 1880, the Liederkranz was chartered by the Lancaster County Court and moved to quarters in the Schiller Haus, 283 North Queen Street, Lancaster. This is recognized as the official start of the present day Liederkranz.
1909– The Lancaster Mannerchor and the Arbeiter Mannerchor consolidated with the Liederkranz. Frank Rieker, Lancaster's brewing king, arranged for the money to renovate a building on Prince and German Streets (now Prince and Farnum) with the addition of a concert hall/ballroom and Rathskeller. The Liederkranz moved into these facilities the following year.
1993 – With German influence in the neighborhood declining, the facility at Prince and Farnum Streets was sold and the Liederkranz moved to its present location, the clubhouse and grounds of the Mt. Joy Legion at 722 South Chiques Road in Manheim (Salunga.) Official occupancy and ownership of the facility occurred in November.
Visit the History Page for more Liederkranz historical information.
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Lancaster Liederkranz 722 S. Chiques Rd., Manheim PA 17545 717-898-8451 (after 4pm only) | info@lancasterliederkranz.com Preserving German music, song, dance, language, customs, and culture since 1880.
