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Raise a stein and kick off the celebration at 5pm Friday,
Sept. 25, with the beloved Tapping of the Firkin, pour-
ing Oktoberfest's first keg. Enjoy German fare, see the
Bronze Oktoberfest Statues, and catch performances by
the 484th Army Band's Zeroed In and Spielmannszug Drum & Bugle
Corps. Fan favorite Copper Box caps off the evening with high-energy
music and the ultimate Oktoberfest experience for everyone.
The festivities continue noon-10pm Saturday, Sept. 26, with fami
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ly-friendly fun, entertainment, and tradition. Ride the Little Lederhosen
Express during Family Fun Time, enjoy the Oktoberfest Cake unveiling
and a free slice, and watch blacksmithing and woodcarving demonstra
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tions. Test your strength in the Maaskrugstemmen stein-holding com-
petition, then enjoy live music from The Biermen and internationally
acclaimed folk-punk favorites The Dreadnoughts all evening long.
Don't miss Müller Fasching Nordamerika, plus the new Laser-hosen
Light Show at 9pm each night. Celebrate Oktoberfest with exciting
performances, festive fun, and best of all, free admission and activities!
So gather your friends, raise a glass, and join the celebration be
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cause at Oktoberfest, it's all about "Bier, Freunde und Fun!"
The free Oktoberfest
shuttle runs from
5-10:30pm Friday and
3-10:30pm Saturday.
The shuttle picks up and
drops off passengers from
the Waukesha County
Courthouse parking lot.
W A U K E S H A
O K T O B E R F E S T
10TH ANNIVERSARY
Waukesha's popular autumn celebration returns
to the banks of the Fox River in Frame Park.
Enjoy delicious German fare, stay for the music
and raise a stein to a weekend filled with fall fun.
SEPT
25-26
FRAME PARK
Visit waukesha-wi.gov/residents/oktoberfest.php for a complete Oktoberfest lineup and more.
