Reviewed by: Michael Seale
9 Oktoberfest celebrations in Huntsville you don’t want to miss
September is fast approaching, which means that it’s time for Oktoberfest celebrations to begin. And yes—despite its name, Oktoberfest is traditionally celebrated in September.
Here are nine events in Huntsville you need to check out.
BONUS: Get a taste of Germany year-round at these Huntsville spots.
1. Oktoberfest at Straight to Ale
Kick off your Oktoberfest celebration with an all-day fest at Straight to Ale, complete with a special German menu at Ale’s Kitchen. Plus, find a Maker’s Market on campus and live music in the Speakeasy starting at 11AM.
- Where: Straight to Ale, 2610 Clinton Ave W, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: Saturday, September 10, 11AM-11PM
- RSVP
2. The Co-Op’s Oktoberfest
The Brewer’s Co-Op at Stovehouse will also be hosting an Oktoberfest event on the second Saturday in September, with a competitive flair. Find German food and the following competitions:
- Stein holding
- Sausage eating
- Yodeling
- Best dressed
Here are the deets:
- Where: The Brewer’s Cooperative, 3414 Governors Dr SW, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: Saturday, September 10, 11AM-11PM
- RSVP
3. Yellowhammer Oktoberfest
Yellowhammer got into the Oktoberfest spirit early this year by releasing their traditional Oktoberfest beer in early August. Find delicious food trucks, live music, a hot sausage eating contest and more at the brewery next month.
- Where: Yellowhammer Brewing, 2600 Clinton Ave W, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: Saturday, September 10, 1-8PM
- RSVP
4. Burritt’s Oktoberfest Dinner
Celebrate Oktoberfest with one of Huntsville’s best views as the backdrop. Burritt on the Mountain is hosting a traditional Oktoberfest dinner with a German buffet and live polka music.
- Where: Burritt on the Mountain, 3101 Burritt Dr SE, Huntsville, AL 35801
- When: Thursday, September 15, 6-8PM
- Get tickets
5. Redstone MWR Oktoberfest
Celebrate the 25th Oktoberfest with Redstone Arsenal Morale, Welfare and Recreation with a 3-day festival of food and fun. The beloved event, back from a pandemic hiatus, is open to the public and admission is $15 (or $25 for unlimited rides).
- Where: Redstone MWR Activity Field, 3732 Aerobee Rd, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: Friday, September 16-Sunday, September 18
- Friday 5PM-12AM; Saturday 12PM-12AM; Sunday 12PM-6PM
- RSVP
6. Oktoberfest at the Madison Taproom
Head to Madison Taproom for an Oktoberfest party with a purpose. Proceeds from food sales at this event will support Strength Through Education, a nonprofit that provides resources for active-duty service members.
- Where: Madison Taproom, 7407 Hwy 72 W ste g, Madison, AL 35758
- When: Tuesday, September 20, starting at 5PM
- RSVP
7. Das Stahl Oktoberfest
Find drink specials and more at Das Stahl’s Oktoberfest. Known for being the best place to find German beer year-round, you won’t be disappointed with this year’s celebration.
- Where: Das Stahl Bierhaus, 7914 Memorial Pkwy SW Suite B2, Huntsville, AL 35802
- When: Saturday, September 24, 4-8PM
- RSVP
8. Oktoberfest Party at Elks Lodge #1648
The Huntsville Elks Lodge is hosting an Oktoberfest celebration and silent auction in early October. Ticket packages start at $10, with upgrades available.
- Where: Elks Lodge, 725 Franklin St SE, Huntsville, AL 35801
- When: Saturday, October 1, 5-10PM
- RSVP
9. Oktoberfest at The Camp
The Camp will wrap up Huntsville’s Oktoberfest celebrations with a blowout on October 8, with live music, beer + more. Plus, this event is pet-friendly—you’ve got plenty of time to find some lederhosen for your pup to sport.
- Where: The Camp, 5909 University Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35805
- When: Saturday, October 8, starting at noon
- RSVP
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