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Phone: (302) 366-9454

Delaware Saengerbund 2015 Oktoberfest

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Delaware Saengerbund Oktoberfest

September 16, 17 and 18, 2016

49 Salem Church Road, Newark, Delaware
For more information Phone (302) 366-9454



Oktoberfest is Here!

Special Event: Oktoberfest Brewmaster Dinner
Thursday, September 15 at 6 pm in the Oktoberfest Tent
Includes Special German Menu and Featured Beers - $40 per person
SEATING IS LIMITED AND BY RESERVATION ONLY!

Hours: The Oktoberfest opens on Friday at 5:00 p.m. and closes at 11 p.m. Hours on Saturday are 12 to 11 p.m. and Sunday 12 to 6 p.m.

Admission: $8.00 per person.

Remote Parking: This year the location for remote parking will be Christiana High School, which is located just 0.7 miles south of the Delaware Saengerbund at the intersection of Salem Church Road and Chapman Road. The Parking cost is just $5 on Friday and Saturday, FREE on Sunday, and includes a shuttle to and from the entrance gate of the Oktoberfest.

Opening Parade: The opening parade will be held on Friday at 7:00 p.m. The parade features the Muenchner Kindl, Munich Child, symbol of the city of Munich which leads the opening parade of the Munich Oktoberfest. The child is dressed in brown monk's garb with golden stripes, similar to that of the Benedictine order, founders of the city.

Food: German specialties include grilled Bratwurst (pork sausage), Weisswuurst (veal sausage), Frankfurters, BBQ chicken, pretzels and "Rollmops", a marinated herring served with rye bread. Potato salad and sauerkraut are made in the Delaware Saengerbund kitchen by the Ladies organization. A variety of Torten and traditional plum cake are the tempting sweet fare.

Continuous Entertainment: The "Enzian Volkstanzgruppe", the Bavarian dance group of the Delaware Saengerbund, will entertain at intervals during the festival. They perform in the colorful "Tracht" - the traditional costume patterned after the distinctive style of Miesbach in Bavaria. The men wear "Lederhosen" - buck skin leather pants - the women a "Dirndl" - a dress consisting of several parts: skirt, blouse, vest, apron, shawl, completed with a special hat.

When the EVTG is not dancing, German music will be provided on Friday & Saturday night and Sunday afternoon by "Almwind". "Heidi and Heimat Echo" will play for your enjoyment Saturday afternoon.

Imported Gifts and Souvenirs: Oktoberfest souvenirs including mugs, glassware, t-shirts, hats and accessories are available in a great variety.

Amusement Rides: Included in the admission price are unlimited free amusement rides. Midway games set up by the amusement company do cost extra.

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