2017 Oktoberfest Celebrations in Washington D.C.

Are you ready for some schnitzel, HUGE pretzels and Oktoberfest beer? Well, you’re in luck. Fall is upon us and Oktoberfest 2017 celebrations abound in Washington D.C.

The original German Oktoberfest tradition takes place every year in Munich. It’s a cultural extravaganza, and this year, its celebrating it’s 184th anniversary. Now that’s a lot of beer!

When it comes to celebrating the German tradition in the states, Oktoberfest events in Washington D.C. are famous for paying tribute to the country’s heritage and rich culture, as well as serving up a ton of German food and beer.

Bonus: Have family members under 21? They’re still invited since most celebrations have things for the kiddos to enjoy, too.

Without any further ado, here are a few 2017 Oktoberfest celebrations not to miss:

2017 Oktoberfests in Washington D.C.

Wunter Garden Oktoberfest, September 22nd-24th

• 1101 1st Street NE, Washington D.C.
• Wunter Garden's annual Oktoberfest celebration kicks off on September 22nd, with the ceremonial keg tapping. From there, enjoy plenty of German food, beer, and music as you celebrate the German culture and the people of Munich.
• For more information head over to the Wunter Garden website.

Capitol City Oktoberfest, September 30th

• 4001 Campbell Avenue, Arlington VA
• Located in nearby Arlington, the Capitol City Oktoberfest is an annual Oktoberfest celebration thrown by the Capitol City Brewing Company. With over 65+ breweries in attendance, local food vendors and authentic German food, this Oktoberfest is not to be missed.
• Get more information here

Taste of DC, October 7th-8th

• 2400 East Capitol Street, SE. Washington, D.C (RFK Stadium Grounds)
• Taste of DC is a premier food festival that attracts food lovers from all over that seek the best food and drink. While not strictly an Oktoberfest celebration, there is an Oktoberfest beer garden that features local, national and international brews. In addition, enjoy games and authentic German like schnitzel, bratwurst and more.
• Get more information here.

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