2026 Oktoberfest Program

THE LEAVENWORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS

2026 Oct 2 & 3

Oct 9 & 10 2026 Top Sponsors

Oct 16 & 17

Willkommen Welcome to Leavenworth! We hope you have a wonderful time with your friends and family enjoying the music, brews and backdrop that make Oktoberfest in Leavenworth so special.

We appreciate how many of you have made this festival one of your “must do” events of the year! Our promise to you is that we won’t take you for granted, but continue to strive to make each year even better than the one before. Prost!

Burgermeister (Mayor), , Carl Florea

$20 Friday Friday 6pm - Midnight $40 Saturday Saturday Noon - Midnight $50 Fri/Sat Combo Kinderplatz closes at 9PM Get Tickets Kids 12 and under FREE Front Street Park closes at 10PM

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The Leavenworth Chamber is proud to present our 5th Annual Oktoberfest in Leavenworth.

This event not only celebrates our community and our admiration of Bavarian culture, but it is also our nonprofit's biggest fundraiser, supporting so many of our programs. Thank you for your support — we hope to see your Lederhosen-wearing, chicken-dancing self at one or more of the weekends this year. PROST! Chamber Executive Director, Troy Campbell

Oktoberfest Venue Currency Festival goers can pick up an RFID smartcard fabric wristband upon entry, link it to their debit or credit card, and then scan and pay for food, beer and at the official merchandise booths at both festival venues.

Attendees will also have the choice of paying via credit/ debit or mobile pay, or use cash to pre-load a wristband.

Official Oktoberfest Merchandise Shop the blelow items and more 2026 Oktoberfest in Leavenworth 2026 merchandise at the Chamber's booth at the Street Fair!

1 Liter - $26

22 Oz - $24

Clear Bag - $18

Woody Plush - $28

Trucker Hat - $28

Trucker Hat - $28

22 Oz - $20

17 Oz Wine - $16

Long Sleeve T - $35

Hat Pin - $10

2026 Hat Pin - $10

Beer Menu Old & New Traditions

Oktoberfest can be traced back to 1810 in Munich when the future King Ludwig invited the entire city to attend his wedding celebration and an annual event was born. By 1896, small beer stands on the festival grounds were replaced with large brewery sponsored beer tents. Today, only the original 6 breweries in Munich are served during their Oktoberfest. To honor that Bavarian tradition, we have some of those six on tap paired with beers from our own local breweries, who in celebration of Oktoberfest, collaborate annually on Leavenworth’s own Oktoberfest Festbier!

LOCAL BREWS Leavenworth Festbier – Icicle, Blewett, and Doghaus Collaboration

In true Oktoberfest spirit, Icicle Brewing Company, Blewett Brewing Company, and Doghaus Brewery have teamed up to offer a local collaboration Festbier. This quintessential Oktoberfest style is a light to medium-bodied pale lager that is malty and biscuity with low bitterness. (5.9% ABV / 24 IBU)

Simple Kölsch German Ale – Blewett Brewing Co, Leavenworth, WA

A subtle pale beer, with a delicate balance of malt and hops, makes this beer an easy drinker and a great palate cleanser! PROST! (5.2% ABV / 15 IBU)

Alpenhaze Hazy IPA - Icicle Brewing Co, Leavenworth, WA

This signature hazy is a bright, tropical and juicy IPA with Mosaic, Citra, El Dorado and Simcoe hops, giving it notes of mango, pineapple, tangerine and apricot that excite the nose and palate. The malt profile provides a body that ends each sip with a light and pillowy mouthfeel. (6.3% ABV / 30 IBU)

Premium Pilsner – Icicle Brewing Co, Leavenworth, WA

Born from the crystal-clear waters of the Icicle River, this carefully crafted pilsner is perfect for any occasion. Crisp, clean and endlessly refreshing, Premium Pilsner is well-balanced with a light hop character.

It’s subtle, yet refined, with lightly floral aromas, smooth mouthfeel, and satisfying finish. Brewed with Noble hops in the international style, this is an easy-drinking beer that’s as fresh as the waters from which it was born. (4.9% ABU/ 20 IBU)

Doberman Schwarzbier (Dark Beer) – Doghaus Brewery, Leavenworth, WA

Schwarzbier translates from German to “black beer”. A smooth dark lager with more roast character than a Dunkel, but much milder than a Porter or Stout. Much like a Doberman, Schwarzbier is dark in color, but light and elegant. Intimidating to strangers, but pleasant once you’ve gotten to know it. Koda says, “Dobies are a delight and so is this brew!” (5.4% ABV, 21 IBU) **Beer may be purchased in our recycled aluminum cups and poured into your purchased stein per health codes, we cannot fill steins at the taps.

GERMAN IMPORTS Paulaner Oktoberfest Märzen

Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier

An amber beer style that was developed over 200 years ago to celebrate the original Oktoberfest. The Märzen name comes from “March beer” because it was historically brewed in March to be at peak flavor for the Oktoberfest celebration. (5.8% ABV)

Number 1 rated hefeweizen in the world from the oldest brewery in the world! Fruity nuances of banana and cloves intermingle with malt flavors to create a balanced beer with a light, creamy character. This premium, naturally cloudy, pale amber wheat beer is truly a feast for the senses. (5.4% ABV, 14 IBU)

Munich, Germany

Paulaner Münchner Lager Munich, Germany

This beer is credited for being one of the most popular Munich lagers. Moreover, Paulaner brew masters were among the first to bring Munich lager beer to the Bavarian taps. The recipe for success remains: A perfect balance of malty character and the light bitterness of hops. (4.9% ABV)

Spaten Oktoberfestbier Munich, Germany

German-styled Marzen medium-bodied beer with roasted malt flavor and a slightly dry finish. (5.9% ABV, 23 IBU)

Ayinger Oktoberfest Märzen Aying, Germany

A deep golden color tinted with amber, this beer is lightly sweet with a malty nose balanced with floral hops. The soft dryness comes from long maturation. (5.8% ABV / 21 IBU)

Clausthaler Original Non-Alcoholic Frankfurt, Germany

With its own, specialized brewing technique, the pioneer still creates its signature non-alcoholic lager, Clausthaler Original, in strict accordance with the German purity law since 1979. Its genuine real beer taste is well-balanced, fresh, and easy to drink, with a creamy feel on the palate and a pleasing golden color to match.

NON & GLUTEN FREE Athletic Fest Brew Non-Alcoholic Milford, CT & San Diego CA

Crafted for fall celebrations, this supremely refreshing Fest Brew boasts a clean malt backbone from Vienna and Munich malts. Hallertau Mittelfruh hops add light bitterness to complement the bready aromatics and slightly sweet body.

Evasion Brewing Fest Beer Lager McMinnville, OR

Gluten free beer brewed in a dedicated GF facility.

100% all grain beer. 6% ABV

Please Drink Responsibly.

Freising, Germany

Weihenstephaner Dunkel Freising, Germany

Theis dark wheat beer is effervescent and full-bodied, a pleasantly light caramel note is perceptible in the flavor and imparts a velvety mouthfeel. The color can be described as chestnut. (5.3% ABV, 14 IBU)

Franziskaner Hefe Weissbier Munich, Germany

An agreeable level of carbonation, natural cloudiness, and refreshing spicy and fruity flavor. (ABV 5.0%)

Hobrau Hefe Weizen Munich, Germany

A refreshing wheat beer, characterized by rich foam and fruit forward flavor. (5.1% ABV, 14 IBU)

Hofbrau Oktoberfestbier Munich, Germany

World-famous full-bodied brew characterized by malt sweetness and fresh fruity hop flavors.(6.3% ABV, 26 IBU)

Hofbrau Dunkel Munich, Germany

A full-flavored palate of spices, dried fruts, toasted caramel, and dark cocao. (5.5% ABV, 23 IBU)

Hofbrau Original Munich, Germany

A full lager, offering a fine hops aroma and well balanced flavor. (5.5% ABV, 23 IBU)

WINE & CIDER Pinot Gris - Alexandria Nicole White Blend - Milbrandt

Vantage Semi Dry - Yonder Pineapple Mango - Endless Orchard Blueberry Basil - Endless Orchard Original Cider - Washington Gold

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Entertainers

2026 HEADLINER

Freddy Pfister Band Alpine Volksmusik, Schlager & Party Hits — Zillertal, Tyrol, Austria PERFORMING FRIDAY, OCT 16 & SATURDAY, OCT 17

Straight from the Zillertal

Volksmusik meets Schlager

Closing-weekend headliner

Austria’s home turf for Alpine party-music tradition

Traditional Alpine melodies fused with contemporary party hits

Festhalle main stage, Oktoberfest’s final weekend

A prominent Austrian Volksmusik and Schlager group from the Zillertal region of Tyrol, the Freddy Pfister Band is known for blending traditional Alpine melodies with upbeat, contemporary party hits — the kind of set that keeps a packed Bierzelt on its feet all night.

They headline Leavenworth’s closing weekend, capping off the 2026 festival with the same highenergy party sound that fills tents across Tyrol.

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Michael Stoessl Yodeling & Classic Polka Oktoberfest Music — Germany PERFORMING ALL THREE WEEKENDS — OCT 2–3, 9–10 & 16–17

Professional recording artist

Performs worldwide

Every weekend of the festival

Touring folk singer and yodeler from Germany

Takes the stage across Europe, North America and South America

One of the few acts on stage all three Oktoberfest weekends

Michael Stoessl is a folk singer and professional yodeler from Germany and a recording artist who performs all over the world — from Alpine festival tents to stages far beyond.

Catch him and his accordion at Leavenworth Oktoberfest all three weekends this year, bringing authentic yodeling and classic polka to every stop on the schedule.

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S-Bahn Polka Variety Band — Vancouver, Canada PERFORMING ALL THREE WEEKENDS — OCT 2–3, 9–10 & 16–17

Founded by Richard Tyce — singer & accordionist, in Vancouver, Canada in the ’90s Four-piece, full sound — accordion, guitar, alphorn, tuba, trombone, bass & drums Every weekend of the festival — on stage all three Oktoberfest weekends

With a diverse and eclectic repertoire and soaring vocals, S-Bahn rocks Oktoberfests. Why the name?

S-Bahn is the commuter train that connects German cities with their suburbs — and this band connects people, bringing them together the same way.

The lineup: Richard Tyce (singer/tenor, accordion & keyboards), Jim Hopson (trombone, tuba, alphorn, bass guitar & vocals), Alex Flock (guitar & vocals), and James Bartz (drums & vocals).

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West Coast Prost Polka Variety Band PERFORMING FIRST TWO WEEKENDS — OCT 2–3 & 9–10

Led by Jason Fabus — accordionist & singer fronting the band More than polka — waltzes, dixieland, swing & country/western too Two weekends of the festival — on stage the first two Oktoberfest weekends

One of the country’s premier polka-variety bands, West Coast Prost is led by accordionist and singer Jason Fabus. Much more than your average polka band, the group also plays waltzes, dixieland, swing, and country/western favorites — bringing an exciting sense of youth to an older tradition of music.

A Leavenworth Oktoberfest regular, West Coast Prost returns for 2026 across the first two festival weekends.

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Smilin’ Scandinavians Classic Polka Oktoberfest Music — Graham, Washington PERFORMING ALL THREE WEEKENDS — OCT 2–3, 9–10 & 16–17

Mike Woolf on tuba — two-time Washington State Tuba Champion Polka, country & swing — old-time country and big band swing alongside classic polka

Every weekend of the festival — on stage all three Oktoberfest weekends

Led by accordionist and vocalist Toby Hanson, the Smilin’ Scandinavians draw from a collection of lively polkas, old-time country, and big band swing with folksy humor and superb musicianship, showing everyone a rollicking good time.

The lineup: Toby Hanson (bandleader, accordion & vocals), Mike Woolf (tuba), Erick Cohn (drums), Glenn Dudley (banjo & guitar), and Eric Likkel (clarinet & saxophone).

SAT OCT 3, 10 & 17

OCT 9 & 10

Leavenworth Alphorns

European Take-Out

Alpine Music — Leavenworth, WA

Classic Polka Oktoberfest Music — Oregon & Washington

Hear the deep call of the alphorn — a 12-foot horn once used by Alpine herdsmen to send signals across mountain valleys. The Leavenworth Alphorns bring that centuries-old tradition to the streets each Saturday of the festival.

For well over a decade, European Take-Out has brought classic polka and Oktoberfest favorites to festivals and parties across Oregon and Washington, drawing on 75 years of music to keep the dance floor moving.

OCT 2–3, 9–10 & 16–17

AlpenFolk Yodeling & Classic Polka — Pacific Northwest

With authentic instruments, singing, and yodeling, AlpenFolk presents alpine music the way it’s played today in the rustic inns and mountain chalets of Bavaria, Tyrol, and Styria.

SAT OCT 3, 10 & 17

SAT OCT 3, 10 & 17

Max Kyllonen

The Bone Squad

Accordion & Button Box — Leavenworth, WA

Trombone Collective

A Leavenworth native, Max has performed traditional accordion and button box music across Bavaria, Austria, and Northern Italy for over 30 years.

A collective of the region’s finest trombonists, The Bone Squad has spent over 10 years bringing authentic Oktoberfest classics to Leavenworth’s major festivals, workshops, symposiums, and even Minor and Major League ballgames.

Dancers 2026 LINEUP

Tirolean Dancers of Oregon Schuhplattler & Volkstanz — Oregon PERFORMING SATURDAY, OCT 10

Dancing since 1976 Nearly 50 years of traditional Bavarian & Austrian folk dance

Schuhplattler & Volkstanz Classic Alpine partner and folk dance styles

One day only Performing Saturday, October 10

The Tirolean Dancers started in 1976 as a traditional Bavarian and Austrian Schuhplattler and Volkstanz dance performance group.

Nearly five decades later, the troupe continues performing with newer generations of dancers, bringing authentic Alpine partner dance to Oktoberfests, Maifests, and cultural festivals across the Pacific Northwest.

They take the Front Street plaza for Leavenworth’s Saturday, October 10, twirling through traditional dirndls and lederhosen in a lively partner-dance tradition passed down for generations.

2026 LINEUP

Enzian Schuhplattler Dancers Bavarian Folk Dance — Seattle, Washington PERFORMING SATURDAY, OCT 3 & SATURDAY, OCT 17

Based in Seattle

Schuhplattler tradition

Weekends One & Three

Bavarian folk dance troupe from the Pacific Northwest

Authentic folk dancing style, performed in full period costume

Performing Saturday, Oct 3 & Saturday, Oct 17

Enzian Schuhplattler, based out of Seattle, is dedicated to promoting Bavarian folk dancing, culture, and costumes.

Schuhplattler — literally “shoe slapping” — is one of the oldest and most recognizable Alpine folk dance traditions, marked by rhythmic thigh and boot slapping paired with spirited partner dancing.

Enzian brings that tradition to the Festhalle dance floor in full traditional dress, performing on weekend one and weekend three.

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Edelweiss Dance Academie Peasant Dances — Leavenworth, Washington PERFORMING SATURDAYS, OCT 3, 10 & 17

Leavenworth’s own ballet school Local dance academy under director Briar Hoper

Teaching since 1997

Every Saturday

Nearly three decades of dance instruction in Leavenworth

Performing Saturday, Oct 3, 10 & 17

Edelweiss Dance Academie is Leavenworth’s own ballet school.

Under the direction of Briar Hoper, the school has been operating in town since 1997 — and is known locally for its annual staging of The Nutcracker.

For Oktoberfest, dancers from the academy’s summer intensive program perform a character class of Peasant Dances set to German music, bringing the next generation of Leavenworth performers to the festival stage.

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Kinderplatz Entrance into the Kinderplatz area is free with festival entry ticket. Inside little festival goers will find a host of activities and games as well as their own Root Beer Garden!

Situated adjacent to the Main Entrance and Ferris wheel, the Kinderplatz area includes: • A Root Reer Garden • Free kids' coloring and painting • Free face painting • Classic carnival games • Snacks • Free lawn games •

A 65-foot Ferris wheel!

Kinderplatz Hours 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Fridays

Noon to 9:00 p.m.

Saturdays

(All minors must depart ALL venues by 9:00 p.m.)

Did you know?

Ferris wheels, or "Russian wheels," have been at the Munich Oktoberfest since 1925 and the iconic Willenborg Ferris wheel, a symbol of Oktoberfest, has been a fixture since 1979.

Thank you to the München Haus, Leavenworth Coffee & Waffles, amd Kris Kringl, our 2026 Kinderplatz Sponsors!

Please Drink Responsibly.

The Oktoberfest grounds include a closed portion of Front Street between 10th and Division Street and includes beer taps, food vendors, retail huts, lawn games, acesses to the Kinderplatz Carnival and more.

Retail Vendors Our retail vendors offer traditional clothing, hats, steins and hand made collectibles.

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The Official Merch Hut - Oktoberfest branded steins, T-shirts and more

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The Hat Shop - Bavarian hats, pins & accessories

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Moe's Trachten Shop - Lederhosen, Dirndls and socks

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Nutcracker Haus - German flip-top steins, nutcrackers and gifts

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Craftmaster Growlers - Growlers and glassware

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Bushel & Bee - Hand sculpted steins made from horns

Food Vendors Our Street Fair food vendors will offer a variety of items from brats to donuts!

Limited menu items will be available at Front Street Park.

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The Oktoberfest “Brats & More Kitchen”

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Papa Z’s - Donuts & corndogs

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Colchucks - Spaetzle & goulash

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Bavarian Kettle Corn

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The Scout’s Bavarian Pretzel Stand

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Brought to you by the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce

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Brought to you by the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce

Oktoberfest Rules •

No vaping or vape pens*

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No marijuana*

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No weapons (includes pocket knives and pepper spray)*

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No outside food or drink*

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No pets (ADA service dogs only)

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No selfie sticks or professional photography

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No minors allowed in any venues after 9PM

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Cigarette smoking allowed in designated area

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Front Street Park is 21+

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No smoking in the Kinderplatz or Front St. Park

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Must be 21 to consume alcohol

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We reserve the right to remove you from the premises

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No entry or reentry after 10 PM

Walking Map With so many nooks and levels to Leavenworth's retail and dining experiences, be sure you don't miss a thing!

Pick up a FREE walking map of the village at the Willkommen Center (645 Front Street) and at Chamber member businesses.

More Events Follow the QR code to view our full calendar of events at Leavenworth.org

* Items will be confiscated and not returned.

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Hand-decorated gingerbread cookies & houses, fresh pastries, cinnamon rolls, and custom cakes — a Front Street tradition.

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Fun & Games •

Stein Holding Competition - See how long you can hold a full 1-liter stein! Ladies', Men's, and 55+ age brackets. To compete, register in person at each competition location at least 1 hour before that event. Daytime competitions are all qualifying rounds for the evening All-Star Showdown. See pages 12-13 or Leavenworth.org/today for times. The first weekend's competition is an official US Steinholding Association Competiton.

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Mustache Showdown - The crowd helps pick the best-groomed mustache, contestants picked from volunteers in the crowd.

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Costume Contests - Solo/Duo category and group category. Can be any costume.

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Pretzel Toss - In teams of two you toss your pretzels onto the plunger that your partner is holding to their forehead. Fastest to finish wins.

All winners receive prizes and adulation! Each weekend we will post the winners of the Stein Holding Competitions and the winning times at Leavenworth.org. At the end of all Oktoberfest weekends, we will crown the Grand Champion! All winners will be posted at Leavenworth.Org/ Oktoberfest.

Festzug On each Saturday of Oktoberfest we open the festival with a Festzug march down Front Street to the Festhalle.

Locals and visitors dress in their Bavarian best and join our Alphorn players and other performers to mark the official opening of the Oktoberfest celebrations for the day.

If you will be wearing Trachten and want to join the march, meet at Gustavs by 11:30 am on the Saturdays of Oktoberfest We follow with keg tapping at 2pm in the Gazebo at Front Street Park.

Shuttle & Map Free Area Shuttle

On all Fridays and Saturdays of Oktoberfest, shuttles will run one hour prior to the event opening until fifteen minutes after closing at 12:15 AM

Shuttle Route

The Shuttle picks up and drops off at the Oktoberfest east entrance.

Shuttle runs approximately every 30 minutes, please wave down the bus for stops. Please note: Anyone needing an ADA accessible ride can call Leavenworth Shuttle & Taxi at 509-548-7433 to arrange a ride.

FRIDAY SATURDAY

Starts at 5:00 PM Starts at 11:00 AM

Last shuttle at 12:15 AM Last shuttle at 12:15 AM

SHUTTLE 1 - SE ROUTE

SHUTTLE 2 - NW ROUTE

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East Gate (Division St & Front St) • Hwy 2 • Worldmark Resort • Ski Hill Drive • Bergstrasse Road

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OKTOBERFEST 2026

Thank You To Our Sponsors Leavenworth’s Oktoberfest wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of these local businesses and community partners — prost, and thank you!

ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR Support in helping to bring talented musicians from Europe to our event

KINDERPLATZ SPONSORS Supporting the creation of a family friendly venue for the event

GIVE A SCHNITZEL SPONSOR Supporting our zero waste efforts & partnership with Winton MFG Compost Works

FREUND SPONSORS General support of the Oktoberfest weekends

PROST! SPONSORS General support of the Oktoberfest event weekends • Orion River Rafting

• All Seasons River Inn

• Glory Days Vintage

• Mountain Country Corner

• Leavenworth International Accordion Celebration

• Icicle Village Resort

• The Hat Shop

• Chateau Faire Le Pont – Leavenworth Tasting Room

• Red Bell Christmas Motel

• The Suites on Main

• Blue Elk Inn

• A Book for All Seasons

• Leavenworth Lions Club

• Dans Food Market

• Obertal Inn

• Stella’s Boutique & Wine Bar

• WaFd Bank

• WineGirl Wines

• Faith Lutheran Church

• Woody’s Classic Man

• Leavenworth Great Escapes

• 1227 Haus

IN-KIND SPONSOR Providing in-kind support of the Oktoberfest weekends • The Bavarian Lodge

You’ve had the beer.

Now make the glass.

Private and Group Glassblowing Classes No Experience Necessary

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