Approximately 18,000 people attended the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart’s official America’s 250th Independence Day Celebration at Panzer Kaserne on June 27. In defiance of record-breaking heat, local communities came together to celebrate an intersection of culture.Read More
USAG Stuttgart’s annual Independence Day celebration is set for June 27 we can’t wait to celebrate with you! Answers to your frequently asked questions are summarized in this article.Read More
Members of the military community are advised to prepare for impacts to parking beginning June 18 as crews start setting up for the annual Independence Day celebration scheduled for June 27.Read More
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart hosted a Jägerschlag, a traditional ceremony that welcomes newly qualified U.S. and German hunters into a local club of environmental stewards and conservationists, at Panzer Range Complex, June 7. Conducted by the Kreisjägervereinigung Böblingen, Böblingen’s district hunting association, the ceremony commemorated the completion of the GermanRead More
Sign up now to attend the Capital City Visitation Tour. The CCVP is a special no-cost tour which provides community members the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Stuttgart, the host nation political system, and the development of the postwar relationship between the U.S. and Germany.Read More
By Sofia Duggan USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Practicum Student On the long list of must-do activities for the American teenager, taking senior photos to mark the end of high school was one I was looking forward to the most, but finding a place to take these pictures was overwhelming. AlthoughRead More
USAG Stuttgart is revamping the garrison’s Building Strong and Ready Teams program through the Religious Support Office. Read More
Students and language teachers from the Schickhardt Gemeinschaftsschule, a comprehensive, multi-grade school in Stuttgart, visited AFN on Robinson Barracks this month to learn about American media culture.Read More
Stuttgart Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association went big for their community this year, working for months and spending thousands of euro on a facility improvement that has the kids going wild– gaga ball. The popular dodgeball variant has hit schoolyards and playgrounds throughout the United States in recent years and thanks to advocacy from students is now available at U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart.Read More
A local military spouse known for tackling food insecurity across U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart is nominated for the Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year Program.Read More
Holiday events around USAG Stuttgart kick off this week with Christmas markets, tree lightings and celebrations.Read More
By Margarita Cambest USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Stuttgart’s Volksfest begins today! Originally organized as a harvest festival, the Cannstatter Wasen (Volksfest) has developed into the second largest folk festival in the world (behind Munich’s Wiesn or Oktoberfest). Stuttgart’s annual festival is named after the present-day Stuttgart district it is inRead More
Starting tomorrow through the end of the weekend, Panzer Kaserne will host a festive marketplace teeming with vendors from across Europe, ready to offer treasures, treats, and seasonal flair. Read More
A hunting club ceremony in Böblingen marks a clear example of cross-cultural German-American friendship. Read more from our USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs intern.Read More
Last week at Patch Elementary School, some of our newest students celebrated a long-held German tradition known as Einschulung. This milestone marks the beginning of a child’s formal education, where each student is presented with a Schultüte, a school cone filled with treats and supplies.Read More
