The German American American Cultural Center is located at 519 Huey P. Long Avenue in the heart of Gretna's National Register Historic District, settled by Germans in the mid-1800's.

The Center interprets the unique German immigrant contribution to Louisiana's history through exhibits, lectures, programs and other educational activities. The Center is a 501-C3 non-profit organization that helps develop tourism in the City of Gretna, and on the Westbank of Jefferson Parish through its permanent and rotating museum exhibits. Exhibits, which were built by the National Park Service, depict the colonial experience, immigration, world of work, culture and religion. An additional exhibit panel features "culture in crisis", during the two world wars.

The friends of the GACC worked with the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, Jefferson Parish and the City of Gretna to establish this unique cultural/interpretative Center in the City of Gretna. The funds raised from the Gretna Bingo Palace are used to support the operations of the GACC.

Bingo Game Time: Every Monday at 8PM, Saturday at 12:10PM
Game Format: Speed Bingo