About 300 people came out for the 12th Annual PA German Zammelaaf to celebrate the PA Dutch language and culture at the Midway Diner in Bethel on March 16. Sponsored by the Pennsylvania German ...

Instead, "Dutch" is a corruption of "Deutsch," meaning German, and most of the early immigrants came from the German-speaking parts of Europe. Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine, too, is heavily German ...

The art form introduced by the Pennsylvania Dutch and shared by other German and Eastern European immigrants continues to be practiced by Pennsylvania artists today. "Scratched" eggs decorated in the ...

At first glance, Grundsaudaag may look like an ancient German word. Instead, it is actually an example of Pennsylvania Dutch, a Germanic language that emerged in the 18th Century and is now mostly ...

She’s fitting in well among the Pennsylvania Dutch. Lisa Gauker, right, Berks County recreation and special events supervisor, teaches a group of German exchange students about redware pottery ...

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which is also known as Pennsylvania Dutch. Wilkumm -- or welcome -- to Pennsylvania German Day 2024! Folks gathered in Schnecksville Friday afternoon to celebrate. "This is the Pennsylvania German ...

“We’re also Pennsylvania Dutch and we like to see our heritage ... at the Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center at Kutztown University. (BILL UHRICH/READING EAGLE) Gary and Trina ...

Though often taken to mean dried apples, schnitz (coming from the German word “schnitz ... “There’s a Pennsylvania Dutch expression, a ‘schnitz baby’ — a baby that shows up nine ...

and cooking techniques of the 18th- and 19th-century German settlers. Professional butchers break down a lamb and explain Pennsylvania Dutch cooking traditions. (Emily Rizzo/WHYY) Arietty Martin, 18, ...

Many settled in the countryside of Southeast Pennsylvania, where the Pennsylvania Dutch dialect of German is still spoken by Amish people to this day, but others remained in Philadelphia County ...