First 300 guests will receive a free Oktoberfest Mug. There is also going to be live music, contests, and plenty of beer.
For more information, visit casinodelsol.com.Â
Iron the wrinkles out of your lederhosen because German-style beer and food await.
Although Oktoberfest is celebrated on different days during the next few weeks, the tradition of drinking and eating in copious amounts with your favorite people has remained the same over time.
Whether you’d like to visit a specific place for your favorite beer or get a taste of more than one local brewery at the Trail Dust Town Oktoberfest, you’ve got plenty of options this year.
Keep an eye on the dates because some are sooner than others. Plus, more events will be added to this list as we discover them.
1912 Brewing Company is celebrating the holiday with new beer releases, a new batch of their Kolsch, grilled brats, and pretzels with beer cheese by Rancho Preciado.
Featured Beers:
All food will be available from 4 – 7 p.m. and live German Folk music will be heard throughout the taproom all day.
Stay up to date with the event by visiting 1912 Brewing Company’s Facebook event page.
The festivities are intact at Arizona Beer House’s “A Very Arizona Oktoberfest.” Just about everything — except for the beer, of course — is free for the entire family to enjoy.
Event includes:
For more information, visit Arizona Beer House’s Facebook event page.Â
Casino Del Sol is throwing their annual Oktoberfest event from noon – 9 p.m.
Forbes Meat Company will be serving up the brats, and there’s also going to be jumbo German pretzels, funnel cake, curry fries, and more.
First 300 guests will receive a free Oktoberfest Mug. There is also going to be live music, contests, and plenty of beer.
For more information, visit casinodelsol.com.Â
Dillinger Brewing Company is hosting a weekend of fun with Oktoberfest-style beer, custom steins, games, music, and food.
Stein refills are also $1 off all weekend.
2 – 10 p.m. on Friday, September 28:Â
Noon – 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 29:
Noon – 7 p.m. on Sunday, September 30:
For more information, call (520) 207-2312 or visit Dillinger Brewing Company’s Facebook event page.Â
Ski Valley, near the top of Mount Lemmon, is throwing their annual Oktoberfest that’s fit for the entire family for four weekends.
Aside from the incredible weather, there’s going to be German beer, traditional German food, a live German band, and plenty of fun over a span of multiple days. It’d be a good idea to designate a driver and carpool up the mountain.
For more information on the week-long event, call (520) 576-1321 or visit skithelemmon.com.
Take your Oktoberfest celebration on the road this year.
The tour makes two stops. First, you’ll enjoy a quick flight of beer at 1912 Brewing Company, and then a quick trip to Button Brew House for your final destination.
There, you’ll find several other breweries, like Copper Mine Brewing Company, Harbottle Brewing Company, Tombstone Brewing Company, and more. A full list of breweries has yet to be released.
Tickets are $75 per person and $85 if you’d like the VIP Package.
Each ticket includes the 1912 Brewing Company beer flight, a commemorative beer stein, and two fills of your choice from any of the participating breweries. The VIP treatment includes home pick-up and delivery.
For more information about booking your tour and to keep up on the participating breweries, visit Old Pueblo Brew Tours’ Facebook event page.Â
Ten55 Brewery and Sausage House is hosting their first three-day Oktoberfest with Old World German beers, German food, dessert, live music, and contests in their new downtown location.
They’ll be open during the normal business hours, which is 11 a.m. – 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. on Sunday.
Full details about activities happening throughout the weekend are unknown — they should be released soon.
For more information and to stay up to date, visit Ten55 Brewery and Sausage House’s Facebook event page.Â
In celebration, Trail Dust Town’s Oktoberfest has once again invited a handful of local breweries to the courtyard.
It’s going to be a blast with live Polka music from Bouncing Czechs at 5:30 p.m., German-inspired food, Trail Dust Town attractions, and more.
Featured Breweries:
Tickets are $25 per person, and include 11 event tickets for drink/food and a Trail Dust Town tote bag. Admission to roam the courtyard is always free.
For more information, call (520) 296-4551 or visit traildusttown.com.
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