A lively gathering inside Hansa Haus
Guests gathering at a Hansa Haus event

German Canadian Club Hansa · Mississauga

More than a club.
A place to come together.

Come for Oktoberfest, schnitzel, film, coffee, live culture, community—or make the hall yours for the day.

Coming up
OCT 04Kaffee · Kino · Kuchen OCT 24Official Oktoberfest OCT 30Schnitzel Friday All events →

Four doors into the Haus

History is part of Hansa.
It isn’t all of Hansa.

Hansa Haus is a place to attend, host, eat, meet, celebrate and belong. Start with what brings you through the door.

Traditional dancing during a Hansa Haus community event

Public events

A reason to get out of the house.

Oktoberfest, film afternoons, coffee gatherings, live music and special events keep Hansa active through the year.

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Private events

Make the hall yours.

Weddings, corporate events, family gatherings and celebrations can take over Hansa Haus, with flexible rentals and event planning support.

Up to 400guests
Explore the venue
The Great Hall at Hansa Haus set for an event

Food & social programming

Some nights taste like Hansa.

Schnitzel Friday, German beer selections at special events, coffee, cake and film afternoons bring food into the social life of the club.

Hansa publishes these as scheduled events—not daily restaurant service. Check the current event schedule before visiting.

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People gathering outdoors at Hansa Haus

Membership & community

Come as a guest. Stay connected.

Hansa’s German-Canadian identity is lived through gatherings, traditions, conversation and the people who keep the community moving forward.

Meet the community

Inside the Haus

One place. Different kinds of days.

Live musicians performing at Hansa Haus
Live music & celebrations
Hansa Haus hall arranged with tables and chairs
Private gatherings
Table setting prepared for an event at Hansa Haus
Room to make it yours
Early Hansa members outside Hansa Haus

Since 1958

German roots. A Canadian home.

Hansa began as a place for German immigrants to celebrate their heritage while building a life in Canada. That history still matters—because it created the gathering place people use today.

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6650 Hurontario Street
Mississauga