Hop Angel Brauhaus: Saturday, September 29, 3-11 p.m.
Oktoberfest will be the second of three festival weekends at Hop Angel, with a
variety of Oktoberfest beers, sausage sandwiches and pretzels as big as your
head. There will be four Oktoberfest beers available (all local), delicious
German eats (goulash, slow-braised pork knuckle, bratwurst, sauerkraut and
more), live music starting at 9 p.m., keg bowling and more. Bonus: Free sausage
sandwich for anyone wearing lederhosen or a dirndl! After rocking out on
Saturday, join Hop Angel for a special Oktoberfest Sunday Brunch, 11 a.m.-3
p.m.. The festbiers will still be on tap and Chef Kevin will have a variety of
Bavarian breakfast specials.
• The Farmers’ Cabinet: Throughout October. While most Oktoberfest celebrations die down after the first week in October, the top-notch watering hole will display a brilliant selection of hand-crafted European brews throughout the entire month. Focusing on the Franconian region of Germany — Bavarian wine country — The Farmers’ Cabinet will be tapping gravity pour kegs to extend brew traditions.
• KOP Beerfest Royale: Friday, October 5, 5:30-9 p.m., Saturday, October 6, 12:30-4 p.m. and 5-8:30 p.m. The largest Oktoberfest=themed outdoor beer festival comes to King of Prussia for a two-day gathering of live music, vendors, food and local as well as international craft beers. Located outdoors at the King of Prussia Mall, the first annual event offers a more upscale experience on Friday featuring special previews of several beers, butlered hors d’oeuvres, food stations paired with beer and VIP giveaways. It’s a fancy affair, so cocktail attire is encouraged and tickets are $85. Saturday’s general admission sessions are a bit more relaxed, tickets are reduced to $45 and all festival-goers will receive their own KOP Beerfest Royale tasting glass for unlimited sips.
• Midtown Village Fall Festival: Saturday, October 6, noon-8 p.m. Returning for its seventh year is Midtown Village’s largest outdoor festival which expands to Locust Street this year encompassing more tasty sips and nibs than before. The six-block party features a beer garden, sumo wrestling outside of Raw, a dunk tank, street vendors, arts and crafts and of course tasty brew and bites from the multitude of establishments.
• Grumblethorpe Oktoberfest: Saturday, October 6, 4:30-7:30 p.m. Head to Historic Germantown for a traditional Oktoberfest. Music, German food, beer, house tours, cider-pressing and more.
• Ambler Main Street Oktoberfest: Saturday, October 6, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Main Street in Ambler turns into a traditional Bavarian festival with their annual event hosting great food, live music, art work, hand-crafted items and rides for the kids all day long.
• Bloktoberfest 2012: Saturday, October 13, noon-8 p.m. Rounding out the city-wide celebrations is the four-block South Street Bloktoberfest festival inviting guests of all ages to flock to the annual festival for beer, food and live music. Featuring multiple stages, beer from around the world and neighborhood resto’s and food trucks, the free-to-attend event marks its fourth year of beer chugging traditions.
• Grey Lodge Pub: Friday, October 19, 6-9 p.m. It’s Grey Lodge’s annual Oktoberfest with lots of festbier, sausage, spatzel, promos from a couple of breweries and more.
• McCrossen’s Tavern: Wednesday, October 24. The Fairmount tavern taps a slew of coveted pumpkin, Oktoberfest and harvest ale brews with their Pumpkinfest event taking place just a week before Halloween.
• Memphis Taproom: Saturday, October 27, noon-6 p.m. Memphis Taproom will be celebrating its own clever version of Oktoberfest (they call it Thirstoberfest), by serving up more than 25 flagship and limited release beers you’re invited to enjoy in their beer garden. As for munchies, they’ve got you covered with a food truck that will be so appropriately German and selling hotdogs.
Enjoy yourself, and please drink responsibly.
Don`t drink and drive. We at the Philadelphia Limousine Service would like to get you to your destination safe and in style. We offer 10% discount for your next ride during Oktoberfest celebration.
• The Farmers’ Cabinet: Throughout October. While most Oktoberfest celebrations die down after the first week in October, the top-notch watering hole will display a brilliant selection of hand-crafted European brews throughout the entire month. Focusing on the Franconian region of Germany — Bavarian wine country — The Farmers’ Cabinet will be tapping gravity pour kegs to extend brew traditions.
• KOP Beerfest Royale: Friday, October 5, 5:30-9 p.m., Saturday, October 6, 12:30-4 p.m. and 5-8:30 p.m. The largest Oktoberfest=themed outdoor beer festival comes to King of Prussia for a two-day gathering of live music, vendors, food and local as well as international craft beers. Located outdoors at the King of Prussia Mall, the first annual event offers a more upscale experience on Friday featuring special previews of several beers, butlered hors d’oeuvres, food stations paired with beer and VIP giveaways. It’s a fancy affair, so cocktail attire is encouraged and tickets are $85. Saturday’s general admission sessions are a bit more relaxed, tickets are reduced to $45 and all festival-goers will receive their own KOP Beerfest Royale tasting glass for unlimited sips.
• Midtown Village Fall Festival: Saturday, October 6, noon-8 p.m. Returning for its seventh year is Midtown Village’s largest outdoor festival which expands to Locust Street this year encompassing more tasty sips and nibs than before. The six-block party features a beer garden, sumo wrestling outside of Raw, a dunk tank, street vendors, arts and crafts and of course tasty brew and bites from the multitude of establishments.
• Grumblethorpe Oktoberfest: Saturday, October 6, 4:30-7:30 p.m. Head to Historic Germantown for a traditional Oktoberfest. Music, German food, beer, house tours, cider-pressing and more.
• Ambler Main Street Oktoberfest: Saturday, October 6, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Main Street in Ambler turns into a traditional Bavarian festival with their annual event hosting great food, live music, art work, hand-crafted items and rides for the kids all day long.
• Bloktoberfest 2012: Saturday, October 13, noon-8 p.m. Rounding out the city-wide celebrations is the four-block South Street Bloktoberfest festival inviting guests of all ages to flock to the annual festival for beer, food and live music. Featuring multiple stages, beer from around the world and neighborhood resto’s and food trucks, the free-to-attend event marks its fourth year of beer chugging traditions.
• Grey Lodge Pub: Friday, October 19, 6-9 p.m. It’s Grey Lodge’s annual Oktoberfest with lots of festbier, sausage, spatzel, promos from a couple of breweries and more.
• McCrossen’s Tavern: Wednesday, October 24. The Fairmount tavern taps a slew of coveted pumpkin, Oktoberfest and harvest ale brews with their Pumpkinfest event taking place just a week before Halloween.
• Memphis Taproom: Saturday, October 27, noon-6 p.m. Memphis Taproom will be celebrating its own clever version of Oktoberfest (they call it Thirstoberfest), by serving up more than 25 flagship and limited release beers you’re invited to enjoy in their beer garden. As for munchies, they’ve got you covered with a food truck that will be so appropriately German and selling hotdogs.
Enjoy yourself, and please drink responsibly.
Don`t drink and drive. We at the Philadelphia Limousine Service would like to get you to your destination safe and in style. We offer 10% discount for your next ride during Oktoberfest celebration.
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