About our Club
The American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club (ACSCC) was founded in 1949. The clubhouse is located on 3.5 tropical acres adjoining Arch Creek, in North Miami, Florida. The purpose of ACSCC is to further the Czech and Slovak cultures, customs, traditions and food in South Florida.

Our restaurant is open for dinner every Sunday from noon to 6:00 PM. Dinner entrees featured are roast duck, roast loin of pork, and several other fine Czech/Slovak favorites. The entire menu can be found on our current Calendar of Events.   All dinners include soup, salad, entree, Czech dumplings, sauerkraut, coffee and dessert. Homemade desserts are often served.

Our bar is open on Sundays from noon 'til ..?, and Saturdays from 7:00 PM to ...? PM. . The bar serves Pilsner Urquell, Staropramen, and Beck's beers plus wines, coolers and soft drinks.

Our clubhouse is available for special ocassions. For rental/catering information click here.

Everyone is welcome to visit our Club on any Sunday afternoon to enjoy good food and drink in an Old European atmosphere. Please see our map for directions.  If there are questions, please call 305.891.9130.

Entrance to ACSCC, North Miami, Florida
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the Blue Skirt Waltz (Červaná Sukýnka)

ACSCC MEMBERS - PLEASE CLICK HERE
MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATION
On Sunday, May 11, 2008 the club will honor all Mothers. but especially those that are members of ACSCC. Chef Dusek will present three special dishes in honor of the occasion, plus his standard menu. All Mothers that are present for dinner will recieve a complimentary glass of wine and a flower. In additon there will be a cultural presentation honoring all Mothers during the afternoon. Please see the Mother's Day flyer for more information.
MISS CZECH-SLOVAK FLORIDA 2008 PAGEANT - CANCELLED
The Miss Czech-Slovak Florida 2008 Pageeant originally scheduled for Saturday, April 26, 2008 at our club has been CANCELLED. More information as it becomes available.
VLADISLAV BLÁHA - CLASSICAL GUITARIST - IN APRIL
Vladislav Bláha performed at our club, in a return engagement, on Friday, April 4th. Please see the Bláha program flyer.
EASTER FUN FOR THE KIDS
The American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club held an Easter Party for children on Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008 at 2:00 PM. There was an Easter egg hunt, a bounce house, an Easter decoration contest and more. Please see the Easter Photo Collage
ZABÍJAČKA
On Sunday, March 2nd, the American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club held a Zabíjačka. You could have a traditional Zabíjačka dinner, with all the "trimmings" or the standard Sunday menu was also available. Go to the Zabíjačka Flyer for all the details.
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
The American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club held a New Year's Eve Party this year. The party started at 8:00 PM on December 31st, included a traditional Czech-Slovak Goose dinner, with all the trimmings.
SANTA CAME TO TOWN (ACSCC)
Santa came to town at ACSCC two days early this year. On Sunday, December 23rd Santa (Luboš Gurtler) and his elves (Alexandra and Kristina Berková) made an appearance at the club and personally handed out all of the presents under our Christmas tree.. Many thanks to Martina Kmoch for putting this very nice event together. To see pictures of Santa's visit click on Santa.
MIKULÁŠ (ST. NICHOLAS DAY)
It's that time of year again. Mikuláš and his friends visited our club on Sunday, December 9th. There was a party for the children with games and crafts and fun. Mikuláš was there with the Angel and the Devil, and he gave each of the children a gift. For photos of the event see the Mikuláš Collage.
A 27,000 KM ODYSSEY
Our regular bartender, Martina Pernova, and her Canadian boyfriend, Balbir (Bal) Hunjan spent almost six months, starting last May, traveling 27000 km through 37 countries, on a 1600 cc Harley- Davidson Road King motorcycle. Details of their adventure can be found in the December issue of the ACSCC newsletter. The picture at the left shows Martina and Bal, with their Harley, at the Lahore Fort, in Pakistan.
PETR KOTVALD IN NOVEMBER
Petr Kotvald will perform at ACSCC on Friday, November 23. Petr is a well-known Czech gothic/black metal singer. His single, Mumuland, really shook the charts when released. His technical and progressive music influenced many bands like Tool, Dream Theater and Eva a Vašek. For details see the Kotvald Concert Flyer .
Note: The Czech and Slovak players of the Florida Panthers NFL hockey team have been invited to this concert. Several have expressed interest and may attend.
HALLOWEEN PARTY AT ACSCC
There was a Halloween Party at the American Czech-Slovak Cultural Club, on Sunday afternoon, October 28, 2007,starting at 2:00 PM. The party was for children and adults too. There were games and dancing and refreshments. Costumes were recommended but not required. A great time was had by all, especially the kids. Click for Halloween Party Pictures. Click for the Halloween Flyer.
ČECHOMOR A SMASH HIT AT ACSCC
On Saturday, September 30, 2006, Čechomor played to a record crowd (for ACSCC) of over 200 wild fans. The old clubhouse was rocking, the walls were shaking, the lights were flashing and the audience was screaming for more...and they got more. It was a truly great concert. Click the link below to see concert photos.

<-- Left, Michal Pavlík, of Čechomor, plays the Dudy at the ACSCC concert.

Click for ACSCC Čechomor Concert Photos & Čechomor music.

ACSCC Officers  2008
Karl Kmoch, President, karlkmoch@yahoo.com
Marie Svoboda, 1st Vice President, mariesvbd@yahoo.com
Drew Bowyer, 2nd Vice President, docbowyer@aol.com
Bob Petrik, Secretary, rjpetrik@comcast.net
Cecilia Rokusek, Treasurer, rokusek@nova.edu


ACSCC WebPage designed and maintained by Bill Stupka
Blue Skirt Waltz courtesy of Bob Petrik

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Text Note: "Co je České, to je hezké means" What is Czech, that is beautiful."  "Kde je Slovák, tam je pieseň means "Where there is a Slovak, there is a song."