Every year, local bars, breweries, and restaurants treat us to a two- to three-week folk festival that runs from mid and late September to the beginning of October.
Can your lederhosen handle all of the shenanigans?
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.
Also, pay attention to the date because some are happening sooner than others.
The downtown craft beer spot is throwing a party with Sierra Nevada to celebrate Oktoberfest.
They’re going to be serving limited brews and will also have plenty of games to play.
For more information, check out Tap & Bottle’s Facebook event page.
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The downtown taproom is pumped for one of the most festive times of the year.
They’ll be releasing an Oktoberfest-style lager named the Eiskalt, as well as a special Pueblo Vida Steins. You can snag a four-pack of Eiskalt and a Stein for $25 during this event.
For more information, visit Pueblo Vida Brewing’s Facebook event page.
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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.
It’s “A Very Arizona Oktoberfest” at the eastside drinking spot.
There’s going to be a lot of family-friendly fun, German-style beer, food trucks, face painting, balloon twisting, and live music until midnight.
For more information, visit Arizona Beer House’s Facebook event page.
Dillinger Brewing Company is hosting a two-day party of fun with Oktoberfest-style beer, games, music, and food. They’re even setting up a large community table for extra seating.
For more information, visit Dillinger Brewing Company’s Facebook event page.
There is a lot going on at the brewery this year.
It’s going to be three days of non-stop partying with German beers, food, a costume contest, Stein holding competitions, live music, and the fun times you normally have at Ten55 Brewing.
This year’s brews include the Hefeweizen, Dunkleweisse, Helles, Zwickelbier, Dampfbier, and a brand new Altbier. You’ll also find some food specials on the Classic German Jagerschnitzel and Spaetzle.
For more information, visit Ten55 Brewing’s Facebook event page.
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The northwest side brewery is throwing a party with eight other local breweries.
Button Brew House is sharing their space and parking lot for the epic Oktoberfest celebration. You can expect plenty of beer, music, and food by American Flying Buffalo.
Tickets are $20 for a half liter Stein and two beer fills. Each additional pour is $1 or $5 for any of the breweries posted up outside. Tickets are limited so be sure to purchase them now from Button Brew House.
For more information, visit Button Brew House on Facebook.
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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 German-inspired food, Trail Dust Town attractions, and more.
Tickets are $2 each this year and each beer tasting, pint, amusement ride or food item costs a certain amount of tickets.
For more information, call (520) 296-4551 or visit Trail Dust Town on Facebook.
Much like its downtown spot, the northwest side hangout is hosting an extravaganza with Sierra Nevada — just in case you missed the other event.
However, there’s going to be different limited brews at this one.
For more information, check out Tap & Bottle’s Facebook event page.
This one’s happening a little later, so if you’ve missed out on the other events you still have a chance to celebrate.
The party at the midtown brewery starts at 11 a.m. and ends at 10:30 p.m.
For more information, check out Sentinel Peak Brewing’s Facebook event page.
Dragoon Brewing is celebrating with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra this year.
If you buy a ticket to TSO’s show you’ll get a free pint at the brewery, popular drinking songs, and a tour of where all of the magic happens.
Also, some tasty brats will be available for purchase from German Food Station.
For more information, visit Dragoon Brewing’s Facebook event page.
Blue Willow will offer a German lunch special and dinner special for the designated times noted above.
The lunch special is the Schnitzel Sandwich ($12) on a pretzel roll with sauerkraut,
rotkohl, and warm potato salad. The dinner special is a Traditional German Schnitzel ($16) with rotkohl, spätzle, and lemon.
Oktoberfest Hefe~Weizen ($4) and Apfelstrudel ($6) are available with both specials.
For more information, visit bluewillowtucson.com.
The JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa is throwing a late Oktoberfest Beer Festival this year, and it’s complete with a beer garden.
In addition, there will be House Smoked Turkey Legs, Bratwurst, Bavarian Pretzels, and authentic German Sides. Games and activities will also be available.
The Oktoberfest Beer Festival is open to guests and to the public.
For more information, check out the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort’s Facebook event page.
