Oktoberfest comes to Bristol on 6th and 7th of October
Posted on: 24 Jul 2017Oktoberfest will be gracing Bristol with its presence once again on Friday 6th until Saturday 7th October. This is a festival that brings a humorous vibe to the city and one that has become loved by so many. Get dressed up in your best lederhosen, grab a stein and get on down to what will be an amazing evening!
The world famous Oktoberfest is coming back to Bristol. For two nights and one afternoon only the delightful festival will be offering a taste of authentic German culture, tongue in cheek German stereotyping and general all around debauchery.
Make sure you get your tickets nice and early, as this is an event that is always certain to sell-out in Bristol. Being held at Bristol's Passenger Shed in the historic Brunel's Old Station, you can be assured that this is the perfect destination for any occasion you have coming up in the October months.
Choose from a selection of traditional German sausages, bratwurst, schnitzel, pretzels and more. Sauerkraut is completely optional with all food served, but why not be authentic and grab yourself some! They will be serving a selection of fine draft German beer served in traditional one-litre steins. bottled German beer, cider, wine and shots are also available.
Oktoberfest is proud to welcome the world famous Bavarian Oompah Boys as their headline act. Playing Bavarian classics along with their unique brand of Oom-Pop.
The event will run over three sessions:
Friday Evening – 17:00 – 23:00
Saturday Afternoon – 12:00 – 17:00
Saturday Evening – 18:00 – 23:00
All tickets are seated and include table service. VIP tickets include front of house seats, queue jump and free goody bag on arrival. You really don't want to miss out on something that brings a really unique festival atmosphere to the city. Bring your friends and clink some steins together for what is certain to be an awesome evening of Germanic fun!
For further information, please visit www.oktoberfestbristol.co.uk. You can also check the guys out on Facebook.
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Matt, originally from Belfast, has only lived in Bristol for a year now and is studying Media & Journalism at UWE. He wants to concentrate his writing and media skills in Bristol's culinary culture, delving into what fine feasts the city has to offer and where the best places to go for food really are. Along with an aspiration to interview some of the influential people shaping Bristol and some who are simply passing through, Matt really is trying to make Bristol his new home! For any other info check out his Facebook or Twitter.
