IGGP calendar
The events listed here primarily are presented by our partner organizations. Those events are marked with an *.
We gladly list non-partner events related to German genealogy, culture and history.
Click the event to view a full description. Events may be in-person, online or both. Check the time zone for the correct start time.
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Das alltägliche Leben von Handwerkern, Bauern und Kaufleuten im 17. Jahrhundert
This is a partner event. Eine kleine Betrachtung: Stadt, Markt, Dorf (die Unterschiede); zĂĽnftige und andere Handwerker; der Tagesablauf; die Nahrungspflanzen; die Nutztiere; Bräuche und Religiosität; das Fasten; die Plagen: […]
Finding German Church Records on Archion
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Dana Palmer. Once you've identified your German ancestor's place of origin, then what? Come learn how to find the Lutheran church records on Archion. […]
Using Historic Newspapers to Learn More About Your German Ancestor
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Baerbel K. Johnson, AG®️Discover why historic newspapers are a genealogy goldmine! See how newspapers can reveal far more than basic facts—offering clues about names, […]
Curious about your German Russian roots?
*This is a partner event. Curious about your German Russian roots but not sure where to start? Join us for Beginner Genealogy Talks — short, 20–30 minute sessions designed to […]
CompGen (genealogy.net) and Beyond: Discover the Online Records of German Genealogy Societies
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Timo Kracke. In addition to the large CompGen databases, many German genealogical societies offer individual databases specifically related to their field of research. Discover […]
Mountain Peaks and Trails: Your Swiss Ancestral Journey
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Gail Blankenau. Tracing Swiss ancestors requires a different mindset—and the right tools. In this webinar, you’ll be introduced to the distinctive features of Swiss […]
Genealogica 2026
The Genealogica 2026 once again offers a platform where family researchers, genealogical associations, public and private institutions, genealogical service providers of all kinds as well as providers with a genealogical […]
Using Artificial Intelligence in Genealogy: Free Virtual Collaborative Learning Session
This is a partner event. Curious about how AI can enhance your genealogical research? Join us for a FREE Zoom session exploring AI tools and applications for genealogists. Patty Wiseman […]
Archion: How to Use It and Why
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Barbara Pieh. The website Archion is a source well-worth getting to know. Archion provides access primarily to the records created by the pastors of […]
RootsTech
RootsTech, the world’s largest family history and genealogy conference, has announced the 2026 theme: "Together." This theme emphasizes global connection, collaboration, family history as a shared experience. The event runs […]
Pennsylvania German Waves
This is a partner event. Presenter: James P. Beidler. Applying genealogical basics to the peculiarity of searching for the rich records relating to America’s first large ethnic minority population – […]
Genealogiebörse – Genealogie zwischen Ems und Weser (Delmenhorst)
Genealogiebörse, Ahnenforscher treffen Ahnenforscher und diejenigen die es werden wollen! Was wurde aus Onkel Fritz? Wie sind Oma & Opa aufgewachsen? Kennen Sie alle Familiengeheimnisse? Ahnenforschung ist ein spannendes und […]
Family Research in Schleswig-Holstein: the Challenges and How to Overcome Them
*This is a partner event. Presenter: Dr. Klaus Kohrt. This webinar will summarize the history of Schleswig-Holstein to provide a basic understanding of how to find records in various archives. […]
German Research Techniques
This is a partner event. Join us for the Indiana Chapter of Palatines to America's Hybrid Spring Meeting, available in person at the Pike Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library […]