Mayor Edi Birsan and Dan Gordon of Gordon Biersch will tap the kegs at 6 p.m.
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Free admission.Ĭoncord Oktoberfest: Friday-Saturday, Oct. along Parrott Avenue, which is five blocks from BART. OK, so it isn’t technically an Oktoberfest, but this annual San Leandro event features more than enough sausages and Bay Area craft brews to count. Sausage and Suds Music Festival: Sunday, Oct. Sunday. Free admission, parking, shuttle. A noon parade on Saturday will culminate in the tapping of the keg in the biergarten.
Oktoberfest by the bay 2012 plus#
Biergarten, Bavarian dancers, live music by The Internationals, German food, plus carnival, street performers, and arts and crafts. 7: This historic Contra Costa County town hosts a two-day downtown festival that combines a traditional Oktoberfest with a street festival.
For two days, the 7,000-square-foot festival tent at Bryant and Dana streets, sponsored by Steins Beer Garden and the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce, will feature local and German brews, food from Teske’s Germania and others, plus music by Alpiners USA, SF German Band, Big Lou’s Accordion Princess, plus contests. Mountain View Oktoberfest: Saturday, Oct. for the Oktoberfest, with tours, tasting room and gift shop hours starting at 11 a.m. Beers for purchase in the tasting room will include including Anheuser-Busch’s Spaten Lager, Spaten Optimator, Spaten Oktoberfest and Franziskaner. This Fairfield brewery will invite the public in for a celebration that will feature music by the Die Alpen Band and traditional Bavarian and Austrian folk dances from Alpenntanzer Schuhplatter Dance Group stein-holding and stein relay competitions and yard games for guests of all ages and German-inspired food. Anheuser-Busch Oktoberfest: Saturday, Oct. $20 buys a stein and four beers, other ticket packages include unlimited tastings and a private barbecue. Free admission to street fair food, beer extra. Sunday at MacArthur Boulevard and Fruitvale Avenue. Root biergarten, games for kids, German fare. Home Brewers’ Alley will join the dozens of breweries pouring in the Bill Brand Biergarten at this annual fall fest in Oakland’s Dimond district. Fremont Rotary and DasBrew, a microbrewery that specializes in German-style brews, will host an Oktoberfest with music, dancing, food and beer. Admission, $12 for beer glass with two pours $20 for five pours. Hayward Business Association event, with more than 50 beer vendors, plus music and food, will take over B Street and Main Street downtown from 1 to 6 p.m. Beer, food, music and games at city-sponsored event. What creates that foamy head? Participating breweries include Ale Industries, Buffalo Bill’s, Clandestine, Discretion, Gordon Biersch, Lagunitas, Laughing Monk, Mad River, North Coast, Santa Clara Valley, Sierra Nevada, Strike and Umunhum. The Tech Museum of Innovation will team up again with BioCurious, a nonprofit community science lab, to explore the science behind beer and brewing. Golden State Brewery and Faultline Brewery will be pouring. This inaugural event featuring beer, food, music and games is a fundraiser for the Triton Museum of Art. Hours, tickets: Oktoberfest at the Triton Museum: Saturday, Sept. Admission: $25 general, $85 VIP (includes German buffet, commemorative mug), $5 kids ages 13-18, free for ages 12 and under. Friday night and Saturday night are limited to adults age 21 and up children are allowed on Saturday afternoon or all day Sunday, which is Family Day.
Headlining is the 21-piece Chico Bavarian Band, which is celebrating its 45th anniversary this season. Three days’ worth of German food, beer, singing and dancing on Pier 48 in San Francisco at one of the West’s biggest Oktoberfests. 27, with music from Polkalicious, Joe Smiell and Schwabenland. After this kickoff event, Schroeder’s will host Oktoberfest celebrations inside every Saturday from Sept. Admission is free but limited to those age 21 and older. Live music plus costume, sausage eating contests and more. This historic San Francisco venue –it’s believed to be the oldest German restaurant on the West Coast - will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a party that will shut down Front Street from 3 to 8 p.m.
Admission, $12-$24, includes stein and beverage there are deals for designated drivers, online sales Schroeder’s Block Party and Oktoberfest: Friday, Sept. 19-20 (no contests, dancing those events), followed by five other seatings Sept. Happy hour sessions are scheduled for Sept. Entertainment by Alpiners USA and Golden Gate Bavarian Club. Now it’s five days of yodeling, dancing, eating and beer stein-holding contests in the huge Oktoberfest tent in Courthouse Square. This Peninsula event gets bigger and bigger every year. Oktoberfest Redwood City: Wednesday, Sept. Oktoberfest 2018: Bay Area guide to beer, brats, oompah music
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