Binghamton German Club celebrates ‘Oktoberfest’ with food, music and beer
BINGHAMTON (WBNG) -- The Binghamton German Club held its annual Oktoberfest on Saturday afternoon. The celebration had authentic German food, including an assortment of wursts. Some Oktoberfest-goers participated in the “Bier Stein” hoisting contest, a competition that demands you hold a beer mug at arm’s length for as long as possible.
Tens of thousands of revelers marked the opening day of the 189th Oktoberfest. The celebration began Saturday and runs through Oct. 6 in 18 large tents covering the fairground.
South Street was filled with the sounds of oompah music and the smell of fresh pretzels and beer as the neighborhood celebrated Oktoberfest on Saturday. The event drew thousands of attendees from ...
People take part in a parade during the official opening of the Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany, Sept. 21, 2024. The 189th ...
The entrances have opened to Munich's Oktoberfest, allowing visitors to take their places in the city's famous beer tents.
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Pretzels flew across the University of Alaska Fairbanks Wood Center amid amazing Bavarian-style live music on Friday as the ...
The 189th Oktoberfest, one of the largest folk festivals in Germany, opened on Saturday in Munich, with mayor Dieter Reiter ...
Oktoberfest will open after the ceremonial keg-tapping by Munich Mayor when he inserts the tap into the first keg at noon on ...
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