Highly-rated brewery that’s set to close in Denver to host ‘farewell’ Oktoberfest bash
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In case you haven’t heard, Banded Oak Brewing Company is set to close at the end of September after 10 years in business – but that won’t stop them from hosting a final ‘Farewell’ Oktoberfest celebration this weekend.
With the brewery rated at 4.7 stars on Google Reviews, the event will take place at 470 Broadway in Denver. It’s set to feature polka music, food from Barbosa BBQ, and plenty of beer. Oktoberfest attire is encouraged.
The Banded Oak Brewing Company Oktoberfest celebration will be taking place from noon through 11 p.m., with music starting at 1 p.m. Find additional information here.
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