Oktoberfest in Massachusetts 2024

Are you ready to enjoy good German beer and cuisine? In September and October 2024, there will be a number of places to enjoy Oktoberfest in Massachusetts. Unsurprisingly, many of these fall German festivals are centered around Boston. If you are looking for a good Boston Oktoberfest, look no further than the Samuel Adams brewery, home to one of America’s most popular Octoberfest beers.

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2024 was a great year for Oktoberfest! We'll be back with more next year.

Looks like plenty of great Oktoberfest parties running all the way up to November to enjoy, so Prost!

All events showing current dates need to be verified to confirm that changes to the schedule were not made by the organizers after publication here. We do not run these events, and would hate for anyone to go out of their way only to find the event had been canceled after releasing a date. Please click through to the event website to confirm! Be safe and have a great fall!

2024 Events

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We hope you enjoy these celebrations of Oktoberfest. Let us know below which one you've headed to and which one you like the best!

We have added maps with the locations of each Oktoberfest. We may not have had the exact location for each Oktoberfest so in some instances we have placed the marker in the general vicinity of the Oktoberfest. Be sure to get specific directions from another source and do not solely rely on our map at the moment. We have also noticed that the markers may not show up on some mobile browsers. We will work to sort out this bug in the future.

Please confirm dates, locations and activities available at the Oktoberfest before going. That's one reason that we provide a website address when we find one. We attempt to ensure that the information for each Oktoberfest is accurate but there are bound to be a few errors. If you let us know when you find one, we will fix it. In some cases, we may link to last year's event when information for this year is not yet available. Do not be fooled.

The festivals listed range in size. Some events may have hundreds of thousands of attendees. Others may have only a handful. We're sorry that we don't have more information about attendance numbers at the moment. We will do our best to add this information as time goes on.

Professionalism varies as well. Some Oktoberfests are professional operations with large budgets. Others are local operations run by volunteers. Do your due diligence before making plans to attend so that you know what to expect. We will happily publish information about your experience with any Oktoberfest so that our visitors will be better informed in the future.

Some Oktoberfests are more family friendly than others. If you have small children, look for an Oktoberfest that has activities for kids. Other events start out with family friendly activities and become more adult oriented as it becomes later in the evening.

Not all Oktoberfest celebrations will be authentic German festival experiences. Some may simply be an excuse to drink rather than celebrate German heritage. Some may call themselves Oktoberfest but provide local or seasonal beer rather than authentic German Oktoberfest beer. Be sure to consider the type of celebration that you are looking to attend when you pick your Oktoberfest.

Activities offered at each Oktoberfest varies. Some activities that you may find are parades, keg tapping ceremony, beer gardens, Miss Oktoberfest or costume contests, stein holding contests, bratwurst eating contest, chicken dance, wiener races, keg toss, live German bands and local entertainment, polka dancing and fairground games. Some Oktoberfest events will just have beer and brats.

Please don't drink and drive. We want everyone to get home safe. Use a designated driver or take public transportation. Uber and Lyft often offer ride credits for new users.

We've got some other resources that would help you prepare for Oktoberfest as well. Read about the history of Oktoberfest. Learn about Oktoberfest beer. Find the words to Oktoberfest music. Plan your Oktoberfest outfit. And try cooking some of these Oktoberfest recipes.

Do you run one of the Oktoberfests listed? Feel free to send us additional information and we will add it. We apologize for any errors: send us corrections or updates if you find them! We also love to list new Oktoberfests, and have advertising solutions if you'd like to reach a wider audience.

Find other fun things to do in Massachusetts in fall:

Massachusetts Festivals
Massachusetts Corn Mazes
Massachusetts Ghost Tours
Haunted Houses in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Pumpkin Patches

3 thoughts on “Oktoberfest in Massachusetts 2024

  1. Steve Sargent says:

    OKTOBERFEST
    Turner Hall Pavilion
    60 Branch St, Clinton
    Saturday Sept. 28, 2013
    12-5 pm
    FUN FOR ALL AGES!
    German music provided by “The Mad Bavarian Brass Band”
    German Food & Burgers/Dogs/German Beer/Bake sale table
    Many Activities, Including
    Face Painting~Moonwalk ~Games~Races –All day…Money Wheel ~
    Horseshoe Tournament—1 pm sharp! $5 entry fee, sign up at 12:30 pm, draw for partner, cash prize
    SHOP TIL YOU DROP !! INSIDE OUR BUILDING
    Pampered Chef-Mary Kay-Pink Papaya-PartyLite-Thirty One-Tastefully Simple-J & J Enterprises

    OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-FREE ADMISSION

  2. Steve Sargent says:

    OKTOBERFEST
    Turner Hall Pavilion
    60 Branch St, Clinton
    Saturday Sept. 20, 2014
    12-5 pm
    FUN FOR ALL AGES!
    German music provided by “The Mad Bavarian Brass Band”
    German Food & Burgers/Dogs/German Beer/Bake sale table
    Many Activities, Including
    Face Painting~Moonwalk ~Games~Races –All day…Money Wheel ~
    Horseshoe Tournament—1 pm sharp! $5 entry fee, sign up at 12:30 pm, draw for partner, cash prize
    SHOP TIL YOU DROP !! INSIDE OUR BUILDING
    Pampered Chef-Mary Kay-Pink Papaya-PartyLite-Thirty One-Tastefully Simple-J & J Enterprises

    OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-FREE ADMISSION

  3. Steve Sargent says:

    OKTOBERFEST
    Turner Hall Pavilion
    60 Branch St, Clinton
    Saturday OCTOBER 3rd, 2015
    12-5 pm
    FUN FOR ALL AGES!
    German music provided by “The Mad Bavarian Brass Band”
    German Food & Burgers/Dogs/German Beer/Bake sale table
    Many Activities, Including
    Face Painting~Moonwalk ~Games~Races –All day…Money Wheel ~
    Horseshoe Tournament—1 pm sharp! $5 entry fee, sign up at 12:30 pm, draw for partner, cash prize

    OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-FREE ADMISSION

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