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I know there are a few people who didn’t get to dust of their lederhosen and make it to the annual Oktoberfest celebrations at Penn Brewery and Hofbrauhaus. But there is more Oktoberfest fun to be had in Pittsburgh…
PUMPtoberfest – celebrate fall and 15 years of PUMP with unlimited beer
October 8, 2010
7pm-Midnight
Pittsburgh Opera in the Strip District – 2524 Liberty Ave, 15222
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The Knights of Columbus and St. Thomas á Becket Oktoberfest
Oct. 16, 2010
Mass begins at 5 p.m. with sacred hymns to a polka-style beat by the Henny & The Versa J’s.
7 to 10 pm – After the Mass, dinner and dancing will be from at the VIP-Garden Room along Corritan Drive in South Park.
The public is invited. For more information, call 412-655-2885.
Sisters of Divine Providence Church Oktoberfest
October 16, 2010
Allison Park, PA
Thanks to the Savvy Grouse for the heads up on this event.
Pizza Sola is stocked with Oktoberfest Beers – you can read about their favorite Oktoberfest beers here.
Cook your own Oktoberfest Feast! Pittsburgh food bloggers Joe and Besty made their own Oktoberfest feast – including pretzels, struedle and the works – check out the photos and recipes here.
Oktoberfest Burrito @ MadMex – now through October 10 – grilled steak, braised red cabbage and black bean mashers inside, mustard and applesauce outside. Pair this with one of their many fall beers.
History of Oktoberfest – want to learn how this all started – the blog Pittsburgh Pubs has a great post on the origins and history of Oktoberfest here.
