July Events

Program Meeting - Wednesday, July 16th
This month our speaker will be Lisa Fuhr.  She will present aspects from her challenging project in Tiflis, Georgia where she interviewed and photographed women and men from various social strata, age groups, ethnic, and religious communities. These experiences demonstrate how the Georgian people have dealt with the impact of new social and political changes.

Annual July 4th Celebration
AAUPW is hosting a 4th of July party for AAUPW members and families. The party will be a potluck and barbecue held on Sunday, July 6th at 2:00pm.

Book Club
This month's selection is: A Tale For The Time Being by Ruth Ozeki.

Girl's Night Out
This month we plan to visit Tollwood in Olympia Park. Stay tuned for the date and event!

American Citizens Information & Passport Day - Saturday, July 12th
The US Consulate hosts the annual American Citizens Day from 10am - 3pm.  Passport renewal as well as information tables from various groups and clubs will be present.



For more information and details about locations, please contact the club president at: info@aaupw.de

June Events

Program Meeting - Wednesday, June 25th

This month's meeting features a special tour at the Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR) television station in München-Freimann.  Several recording studios as well as a control room full of the latest technology will be highlighted.  A trip to the local biergarten following the tour is planned.



Book Club
This month's book pick is: The Circle by Dave Eggers.

For more information and details about locations, please contact the club president at: info@aaupw.de

May Events

Program Meeting - Wednesday, May 21st.
Once again, we celebrated the AAUPW May Social at the Office of the Junior Year in Munich.  It was a great opportunity to get to know more of our membership in the private environment of the JYM Rooms and a very pleasant evening.

Topics discussed:
AAUPW Business Meeting
AAUPW Elections
Upcoming Midterm Elections in the USA
Social Evening

Girl's Night Out
This month's GNO was at the Open Westend event and included a visit to a jewelry store cooperative of one of our AAUPW members - what gorgeous, hand-crafted silver jewelry!  The evening ended with some delicious burgers at nearby Hans im Glück restaurant.

Book Club
The next six books have been selected, and this month's read is a work of fiction entitled: A Case of Exploding Mangoes by Mohammed Hanif.

For more information and details about locations, please contact the club president at: info@aaupw.de