These 7 great Oktoberfest celebrations are right around the corner in Colorado
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Colorado’s Oktoberfest celebrations include everything from German music and dancing and stein hoisting competitions to 5k races and Dachshund dashes.
Here are seven fun-filled Oktoberfest celebrations across Colorado:
1. Denver Oktoberfest
Date: Sept. 19-21 and 26-28
Located on Larimer and 21st in the Ballpark District, this festival includes keg bowling, stein hoisting, live music, and more.
2. Evergreen Oktoberfest
Date: Sept. 20
Evergreen Oktoberfest will take place at Buchanan Park Ball Fields and will offer food, beer, and various activities.
3. Greeley Oktobrewfest
Date: Sept. 26-27
Greeley’s Oktoberfest celebration will include food, beer, and music.
4. Colorado Springs Oktoberfest
Date: Sept. 26-28
Colorado Springs Oktoberfest At the Western Museum of Mining and Industry, attracts 8,000 people for German beer, wine, food, and culture.
5. Keystone Oktoberfest
Date: Aug. 30
Keystone’s Oktoberfest celebration includes giant pretzels, craft beer, polka dancers, and stein hoisting.
6. Castle Rock Oktoberfest
Date: Sept. 20
Taking place at Wilcox Square, this celebration will feature live German music and food trucks.
7. Breckenridge Oktoberfest
Date: Sept. 12-14
This Oktoberfest celebration is set to take over downtown Breckenridge, featuring live music, stein hoisting, German food and drinks, and more – all with a mountain view.
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