Oaktoberfest

The Dimond District's answer to Oktoberfest; biergartens, stuff from local breweries and even a root biergarten for those who want to celebrate without alcohol.

Address: MacArthur and Fruitvale
Getting there: see website for directions
Hours: Last weekend of September
Price: $20 and up - see website
Website: oaktoberfest.org (opens in a new tab)

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