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Casa de Campo and Altos de Chavón will once again host their popular Oktoberfest celebration on Oct. 5. This lively event, known for its food, beer and merriment, will take place at the main plaza, beginning at 7 p.m.
Attendees can expect a wide selection of national and international beers, a barbecue feast, and extended hours at the museum and shops, all adding a local touch to the festivities. The entertainment lineup includes live performances by Joseph Miller, The Williams Band, and DJ Ronald, creating a lively atmosphere. The event will also feature family-friendly activities and special menus from local restaurants.
As Altos de Chavón gears up for this festival, it aims to capture the essence of the original Oktoberfest in Munich in its wonderful and unique setting.
One thing is for sure: the Altos de Chavón Oktoberfest is always a fun event! Live music, mouthwatering food, and big pints of beer make it a memorable evening for the Casa de Campo and La Romana community.
So, are you ready for the fun to begin? SAVE THE DATE, and memorize this phrase: “Ein Bier, bitte!” (A beer please!)
Click here for last year’s coverage article.
For those new to Oktoberfest, here are five essential German terms to get you started:
- Bier – German for beer.
- Dirndl – Traditional women’s attire, featuring a bodice, blouse, skirt, and apron.
- Lederhosen – Customary men’s leather trousers paired with a white shirt and knee-length socks.
- Maßkrug – A German mug that holds one liter of beer. Order a “Maß” for a generous pour.
- Prost – The German equivalent of “Cheers!” Alternatively, use “Zum Wohl.”
