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Published on August 24, 2023
Get Ready for a Festive Fall as Redwood City's Oktoberfest Returns With a BangSource: Redwood City

Mark your calendars for a memorable celebration this fall, as Redwood City prepares to host its much-anticipated Oktoberfest event from September 20th to 24th. The event, which has been a popular tradition for nine years, is set to offer five days of authentic German-style food, beverages, and live entertainment at Courthouse Square.

This year, the Oktoberfest Downtown Redwood City will feature a massive 2,000-foot tent, providing an ideal space for all the revelers. The heart of the event lies in rekindling the lively spirit of traditional Munich festivities and forging connections among people, as per Redwood City.

No Oktoberfest celebration would be complete without its renowned German food and refreshing brews. The event in Redwood City boasts a diverse range of authentic eats, such as bratwursts and pretzels, making it an irresistible experience for the taste buds. Moreover, visitors can pair their German delights with ice-cold beers, held in customary steins, and other beverages.

Adding to the overall festive atmosphere, the event includes performances from various traditional German and Austrian-inspired music and dance groups, like Golden Gate Bavarian Club, Alpine Sound Band, Deutscher Musikverein, and more. Besides the live music, visitors can look forward to an array of engaging activities and entertainment, such as dance and yodeling contests, stein holding competitions, hand gesture skits, and the world-famous chicken dance.

The ticket prices for the event range from $10 to $27, which covers a commemorative stein and a drink ticket. For visitors seeking a more indulgent experience, VIP passes are available, offering multiple drink tickets, reserved tables, and more. Due to the event's popularity, organizers recommend that interested individuals purchase their Oktoberfest tickets in advance—visitors can acquire them either at the door or online at the Redwood City website per RWC Pulse.

The event is suitable for people of all ages, allowing both young and old to partake in the joys of Oktoberfest in Redwood City. The extensive "family-style" bench seating that spans over 1,100 feet will ensure that everyone finds a comfortable spot to enjoy the festive environment according to Afton Tickets.

Success of prior events have pushed the Oktoberfest Downtown Redwood City into the spotlight, firmly establishing it as a must-attend fall event.