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August 24 and 28
Free Trial Classes on August 24 and 28Would you like to learn German or brush up on your German in the fall? Join one of our free 60-minute online trial classes! Trial classes are offered for complete beginners and learners at the A1-C1 levels. Please contact the language department, germancourses-sanfrancisco@goethe.de, to reserve a spot in any of these classes, and let us know your language level or if you need a free evaluation.
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VISUALIZING BIAS WITH AUGMENTED REALITY - Online Gallery
From March 1 through May 23, 2021, we invited artists, designers, and the general public to submit creative representations on the subject of bias and technology’s growing ability to alter people’s visual perception of reality. An international jury comprised of artists, curators, and researchers had the difficult task of selecting the ten best works from over 150 submissions. Find out more about the exciting projects and the artists behind them.
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THE BIG PONDER: German Edition
Listen to our episodes in German!The Goethe-Institut and rbbKultur, a public radio broadcaster in Germany, are bringing you a new audio special straight from Berlin. In this artfully curated miniseries, the production team at rbbKultur recreates eight exemplary episodes of THE BIG PONDER — in German. Happy listening!
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YOUTH PORTAL
Step into GermanThe youth portal Step into German has a new design. We invite you to explore the new website!
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The Relic Report Vol. 2
Find the creative and thoughtful culmination of all reflections and recommendations for New Monuments by residents of San Francisco and the Bay Area in the Relic Report Vol. 2 published by Cheyenne Concepcion, Artistic Director of New Monuments Taskforce. New Monuments Taskforce and the Relic Report are part of Shaping The Past, a project of the Goethe-Institut in North America in partnership with Monument Lab and Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung.
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Up To Date Information: Coronavirus
In light of the current situation, we are following the instructions of the local authorities and doing our part in slowing the spread of the coronavirus. The Goethe-Institut San Francisco is temporarily closed to the public and our staff is working from home. Here you'll find answers to the questions you may have for us.
