Polonaise - Anaheim Karnevalsgesellschaft Karneval auf der Reeperbahn - 2018

http://www.anaheimkg.com/
The Anaheim Karnevalsgesellschaft performed at the Anaheim Karnevalsgesellschaft’s Karneval auf der Reeperbahn - Red light district in their 53nd annual Karneval season. This was held at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, CA.

We have been celebrating Karnveal for over 50 years at The Phoenix Club in Anaheim!
Join us for the most authentic German Karneval in Southern California. Our delicious German food, German beers on tap, Schunkel Walzer, Polonaise and Prosts in our Grand Ballroom, will have you Partying like a German!
DJ Kirsten plays the hits! Our Prinzengarde perform at and every Karneval event.

SCHEULE OF EVENTS:
• Karneval Opening - Proclamation Masquerade - November 11th, 2017
• GAMGA Gala - Largest German Mardi Gras event in the USA January 5th & 6th, 2018 in Las Vegas, NV
• Prunksitzung – German Satire & Costume Party January 13th, 2018
• Piratenball Kostümball - Pirate Ball January 20th, 2018
• Karneval in San Diego - “Karneval Kruisin” January 27th, 2018 in El Cajon, CA
• Kinderkarneval in San Diego - “Dr. Suess” January 28th, 2018 in El Cajon, CA
• Karneval auf der Reeperbahn - Red light district February 10th, 2018
• Kinderkarneval – “Video Game” February 11th, 2018 at 1:11PM
• Lumpenball – Rag Ball February 17th, 2018

What is it all about?
Karneval – is also known as Fasching, also nicknamed fünfte Jahreszeit(the fifith season) or närrische Saison (the foolish season) in Germany. Many of you know it as Carnivale, or Mardi Gras. They are all the same thing: pre-Lenten festivities celebrated since medieval times in grand German style.
When does Karneval start? The “Fünfte Jahreszeit” actually starts on 11th of November at 11.11 a.m. and lasts until Shrove Tuesday (the day before Ash Wednesday). Of course, the public events are concentrated in the week before Ash Wednesday. However, the Karnevalsvereine (Karneval clubs) revel with sessions and parties (drinking, singing and stand-up comedy) after the official November kick-off all the way through to Lent, taking only a short break for the Christmas holidays.
Karneval is a time to have “Spaß an d’r Freud” (Enjoy Pleasure). Come with a group of friends, add a fun or sexy costume, leave your worries at the door and enjoy great German dance music, beer and some old traditions.
Doors Open at 7:00 PM. Entertainment featuring DJ Kirsten, and of course the Anaheim Karnevalsgesellschaft begins at 8:00 PM. Admission $5.00
Are you asking, should we wear costumes? Costumes are always encouraged! If you are wondering what to wear, take your cue from the event theme. The Proklamation Party is the official coronation of the Prinz Karneval! Have some fun and wear a MardiGras mask, a colorful hat, or even a colorful clown costume, but leave the scary Halloween themed costumes at home. During Karneval the normal formalities are cast aside. Be prepared to abandon your inhibitions! This is always much easier when wearing a mask!
Note: The Costume Contests will take place at events in 2018.
Tables of eight or more can be reserved. Call 714-563-4166 ext. 2
Children are welcomed, but please note, the entertainment can be adult oriented. Especially true of our Karneval auf der Reeperbahn(Red Light District theme). We have a special Kinderkarneval just for the kids and kids of all ages! Fun, games and prizes for the best costumes. Plus, the Youth Dance Group provides and entertaining floor show. Free Admission


Websites:

Anaheim Karnevalsgesellschaft:
http://www.anaheimkg.com/
Facebook Page:   / anaheimkarnevalgesellschaft  

German American Socities of San Diego:
http://www.germanclubsandiego.org/

Blauen Funken Edmonton:
http://www.blauenfunken-edmonton.com/
Facebook page:   / yegbf  

The Phoenix Club:
http://www.thephoenixclub.com/

Karneval For Dummies:
http://www.anaheimkg.com/KarnevalforD...

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