The Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to host Welcome to the Party: Turning Newcomers into Neighbors on Thursday, September 28th from 5:00-7:00 pm at the New Ulm Country Club. Thanks to sponsorships, tickets are FREE for adults and kids, and include food and family-friendly activities. This event is targeted towards those New Ulm area residents who have moved to the community recently (within the last 5 years), and those who want to welcome newcomers to town. The goal of the night is to help them network and learn more about their community.

There will be opportunities to learn more about the city of New Ulm and a few tips for living and working in the New Ulm area. Attendees will have the opportunity to make connections with both New Ulm newcomers and natives. This event is hosted by the Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce and is sponsored by various local businesses. These groups want to come together to make sure that people of all ages who are new to New Ulm don't feel like "Auslanders" (German word for foreigners). Come meet some friendly new faces and learn more about our community!
 
Please register for this event by September 22nd. Register online at Eventbrite, or at the Chamber Office, 1 N Minnesota St, 507-233-4300, chamber@newulm.com. They are also available online at www.newulm.com. Any questions about the event, or for further details, please contact the New Ulm Area Chamber.
 
Is your business or organization interested in sponsoring this event? Sponsorships are $250. Please reach out to Kim Hanson at kim@newulmrealestate.net / 507-217-0513 or Mark Schuelke at mark@newulm.com / 507-233-4300 for more information.
 
THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS:
 
New Ulm Real Estate
Frandsen Bank & Trust
ILPEA
3M
Citizens Bank MN
SouthPoint Financial
Olson Auto’s
Alliance Bank
United Prairie Bank
Jennifer Brandes Photography
Bank Midwest
Optimist Club
Sid's Signs on Broadway
Neubauer Familly Chiropratic
Grand Center for Arts and Culture
Zinniel Utility Contracting