Mount Angel Oktoberfest, Portland Polish Festival and more to do this weekend

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Portland is gearing up for an exciting weekend filled with cultural celebrations and seasonal activities. The Mount Angel Oktoberfest, happening from September 12-15, promises an authentic German experience with an array of food, beer, and engaging activities such as the Oktoberfest Olympics and wiener dog races. Meanwhile, Bar Carlo will host a special event every Sunday from September 15 to October 13, celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with all-day happy hours featuring live music and seasonal food specials. Latino Fest 2024 is also set for September 14 at Sahalee Park, offering a vibrant showcase of Latino culture and community spirit. These events serve to not only bring joy to attendees but also to foster connections within the community.

As autumn approaches, the festivities offer a perfect opportunity for residents to embrace the season and celebrate diversity. With so much happening, Portlanders have a wealth of options to choose from this weekend. Such events are essential in enriching the city's cultural landscape and enhancing community ties.

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