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Where to celebrate Oktoberfest in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PALocal News

As Oktoberfest approaches, Philadelphia is gearing up for a vibrant celebration with multiple events planned throughout the city in 2024. The largest gathering will be on South Street on September 21, marking the 16th annual Oktoberfest hosted by Brauhaus Schmitz. Attendees can enjoy a variety of German beers, traditional cuisine, and live Oom-pah music, with VIP packages available for those looking for an elevated experience. Iron Hill Brewery will contribute to the festivities starting September 20 with a menu of Bavarian-inspired dishes and their limited-time Oktoberfest Lager, running until October 6. The 23rd Street Armory will mirror the Munich festival experience on October 11 and 12, offering traditional food and live entertainment, with ticket prices ranging from $25 to $95.

Unique to this year's celebrations is the GOAToberFest by the Philly Goat Project on October 6, featuring goat art raffles and historic tours. These events not only celebrate German culture but also foster community engagement and local tourism. Mark your calendars to enjoy the festive spirit and delicious offerings throughout Philadelphia.

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