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Press Release City of Leavenworth Announces Details About Oktoberfest 2022

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The City of Leavenworth is gearing up for Oktoberfest 2022, scheduled for September 30-October 1, October 7-8, and October 14-15. This year’s festival will take place in a more spacious layout to accommodate larger crowds and promote safety. A Kinderplatz with a root beer garden will offer family-friendly activities, ensuring that children can enjoy the festivities. Local breweries will be featured alongside traditional German beers, including a unique collaboration festival beer. Mayor Carl Florea highlighted the festival's role in boosting local businesses and fostering community spirit, emphasizing the need for inclusivity in the celebrations.

The event aims to uphold the traditions of Oktoberfest while adapting to the current needs of the community and visitors. The city is dedicated to making this event a win-win for everyone involved, enhancing the overall experience. For further inquiries, interested parties can contact Communications Analyst Christie Voos via email.

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