Kenmore Oktoberfest returns for a second yearBigger, Bolder, and more Bavarian than ever

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Kenmore Oktoberfest returns from September 13-21, 2025, promising an exciting blend of Bavarian culture and local charm. The festival includes performances by the Bavarian Beer Garden Band and features beer gardens serving local and German-styled brews. Attendees can participate in fun activities like stein-holding competitions and wiener dog races, ensuring entertainment for all ages. Jason Parker, a member of the Oktoberfest steering committee, highlights the event's emphasis on community connections and neighborly interactions. The celebration kicks off with a 10K run and 5K run/walk, setting the stage for a week filled with festivities.

This collaborative effort aims to support local businesses and foster enduring traditions in Kenmore, Washington. The festival aims to build connections and support local commerce while celebrating the spirit of Oktoberfest. More information can be found at FindKenmore. org.

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