Foothills Community Resources Kara Armstrong September 9, 2024
Fall in Colorado means crisp mountain air, golden leaves, and a whole lot of Oktoberfest celebrations! From the bustling city of Denver to charming mountain towns, Oktoberfest in Colorado offers something for everyone. Whether you're a beer enthusiast, a foodie, or just looking to experience some Bavarian culture, check out these top Oktoberfest events happening across the state this year.
Nestled in the scenic Denver Foothills, the Evergreen Oktoberfest is a local favorite. Hosted at Buchanan Park, this family-friendly event offers a day of live German including Judge Roughneck and Polka Folka, delicious food, craft beer, and plenty of activities for the kids. Enjoy bratwurst, pretzels, and authentic German fare while soaking in the autumn beauty of Evergreen.
This event benefits Camp Comfort and Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice. Camp Comfort, Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice bereavement camp, has helped more than 1,900 grieving children ages 6 to 12 find a path through their grief. Mount Evans has been an essential resource to our foothill and mountain communities, providing experienced and compassionate home health and hospice care for over 40 years.
As one of the largest Oktoberfests in the U.S., the Denver Oktoberfest draws thousands of attendees each year. This multi-day celebration offers everything from stein-hoisting competitions and keg bowling to live polka bands, a late night silent disco, and food stalls. It's a lively, high-energy event perfect for beer lovers and families alike. It’s also pet friendly!
Take your Oktoberfest experience to new heights in Vail. With events spanning two weekends, Vail Oktoberfest is packed with traditional Bavarian activities like bratwurst-eating contests, alpenhorn blowing, and tons of live German music. Whether you’re enjoying a stein of beer or dancing to polka music, the breathtaking mountain setting makes this festival unforgettable.
Set in the historic mining town of Idaho Springs, this Oktoberfest features local craft beer, traditional German eats, and a day full of entertainment. With a small-town charm and a mountain backdrop, the Idaho Springs Oktoberfest is a more intimate event where you can relax, mingle, and enjoy live music. Hosted at the Elks Lodge you’ll enjoy the close knit community of Idaho Springs!
Hosted by the Denver Kickers Sport Club, this family-friendly Oktoberfest has deep roots in German tradition. Located in Golden, just a short drive from Denver, this event offers German music by The Prime Time Band and Steve Rock’s Tanzkapelle, traditional folk dancing by the renowned Denver Kickers Bavarian Schuhplattlers will entertain us with traditional folk dancing, several contests, and, of course, authentic German beer and food. With soccer fields and a beautiful mountain backdrop, it’s the perfect place for families and groups to celebrate.
For a more laid-back, cozy Oktoberfest, head to Cabin Creek Brewing in Georgetown. Set along the scenic lakefront, this brewery's Oktoberfest features craft beer specials, hearty German food, and live entertainment. Surrounded by mountains and fall colors, this festival offers a peaceful escape with great beer and a charming atmosphere.
From the bustling streets of Denver to the tranquil mountain towns, Colorado offers a unique take on Oktoberfest celebrations. With stunning landscapes, family-friendly events, and a strong craft beer scene, these festivals blend Bavarian traditions with Rocky Mountain culture.
No matter where you choose to celebrate, Oktoberfest in Colorado promises good food, great beer, and fun times for all. So gather your friends, break out your lederhosen, and head to one of these fantastic festivals for an unforgettable fall experience!
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