Portland Oktoberfest, Fresh Hop Pop-Up Beer Festival and more to do this weekend

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This weekend, Portland welcomes the fall season with a lineup of exciting events, including the highly anticipated Portland Oktoberfest and the Fresh Hop Pop-Up Beer Festival. The Oktoberfest celebration will be held at Pioneer Courthouse Square, featuring a range of German culinary delights, drinks, and live entertainment, with ticket prices ranging from $10 to $25 for those over 21. In addition, the ongoing National Hispanic Heritage Month at Bar Carlo includes a series of Sunday events that showcase local music, art, and seasonal food specials. The Fresh Hop Pop-Up Beer Festival offers a unique experience with freshly harvested hop beers and an array of food trucks, running until October 6. Families can also partake in the fun at The Maize at the Pumpkin Patch, a beloved corn maze that has been a fall tradition for 26 years.

This vibrant weekend promises a mix of cultural experiences and seasonal festivities. With the Rose City embracing its rainy fall days, these events provide a perfect opportunity for community engagement and celebration. Whether enjoying a bratwurst at Oktoberfest or wandering through a corn maze, Portlanders have plenty to look forward to.

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