Prost! (That's ‘Cheers!' in German.) Oktoberfest is a 16-day celebration in Munich, Germany, that runs from late September to early October. Each year, more than six million people attend, making it ...

Grab your lederhosen and your beer steins. Oktoberfest season is here. It's no secret that Oktoberfest Zinzinnati is the premiere spectacle as the largest Oktoberfest celebration in the United States.

In Germany, the world’s largest Oktoberfest celebration will pack Munich’s beer halls from Sept. 20 through Oct. 5. But in the Bay Area, the celebrations go on for weeks, running right up to Halloween ...

Can you imagine having a wedding ceremony so epic, so exuberant, and so delightfully boozy that, for generations to come, millions of people across the world would gather each year to raise a stein, ...

Well, ’tis the season. For three weekends in October, New Orleans will host its very own Oktoberfest, presented by Deutsches Haus. Toasting to the region’s German history, cultural legacy and current ...

It’s what the mayor of Munich will exclaim when the first Oktoberfest beer keg is tapped on Sept. 20, and likely what they’ll say up at Hollerbach’s German Restaurant in Sanford, too, because the ...

Steins will be swinging at the Bavarian Bierhaus in Heidelberg Park, 700 W. Lexington Blvd., Glendale, for Oktoberfest weekends from Sept. 5 through Oct. 5. The authentic German menu includes ...

Don your dirndl or lederhosen and break out the oversized beer stein— it’s time for America’s favorite Teutonic tradition, Oktoberfest, to take over DC. Here’s where to find beery Bavarian festivities ...