| 36th Annual Oktoberfest in Remsen is a town wide festival with incredible amounts of Luxembourg foods and good times for everyone who attends.
Oktoberfest is Bavarian entertainment with Polka Bands, a Beer Garden, an Arts and Crafts show and a large Family Style ethnic Luxembourger meal served by Remsenites in Bavarian garb. We invite everyone to visit northwest Iowa and share the good times at Remsen Oktoberfest! Starting with humble beginnings in 1974, Remsen's Oktoberfest now serves over 2,500 people the last Saturday in October (the weekends always the same).
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Special Guests attending Remsen's 2002 Oktoberfest from Chicago's Luxembourg Consulate General's office:
Honorable Donald J. Hansen Honorary Consul General
Madam Gerda Hansen Cultural & Public Affairs Attache
Linda Gould Administrative Officer
Mr. George Meyers Grand President, Luxembourg Brotherhood of America
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| Saturday October
31st, 2009
Oktoberfest Family Style Dinner
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| Oktoberfest Entertainment |
Arts & Crafts Show
Over 75 Crafters & Displays
9:00 a.m. -
3:00 p.m. at
City Hall 205 Fulton & Avalon Ballroom 114 Fulton-Handicap parking
available south side of the Avalon BallroomView Craft Show
Picture Gallery.
Oktoberfest Men's Choir
Worship in Remsen to the sound of a Bavarian Men's Choir.
Sunday AppearancesPlease check back for the
2005 Oktoberfest Men's Choir schedule at St. Mary's Catholic Church, St. Pauls Lutheran Church and Christ Lutheran Church. |
Bavarian Beer Garden and Polka Bands
1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in St. Mary's GymGiftware and Souvenirs
Refreshments Entertainment Accordion Music Polkas Dancing |  
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Polka Music
Bruce Bradley-Browton, Mn 3pm - 5pm & 6pm - 9pmRSM Oktoberfest Band, 5pm - 6pm
Oktoberfest 2003 Entertainment was dedicated to Art Pahl of Brunsville, IA., who passed away the Summer of 2003. Art played at every Remsen Oktoberfest and will be missed.
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