GEORGETOWN — Oktoberfest is coming to the Colantoni Center, at 51 W. Main St. on Saturday, Oct. 18, from noon to 6 p.m. A rain date has been scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 19, at the same time and place.
This free, family-friendly celebration is open to all ages and promises a lively afternoon of music, community spirit and Oktoberfest cheer. Guests can enjoy live performances, seasonal beverages, food, family activities and local artisans. A liquor license has been secured for the event, ensuring a selection of festive beverages will be available for responsible enjoyment.
The Oom Pa Pas band from Boston features German oom-pah music, Oktoberfest and Bavarian beer garden sounds. The band brings the camaraderie through New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine and Rhode Island.
Wade Turner is Georgetown’s own performer, a passionate singer, songwriter and actor from Boston. He will perform a full set, singing and playing his guitar. He is growing more popular throughout New England.
Free admission for all ages. This event is presented by The Colantoni Center, Triple Q Inc. and Renegade’s Pub.
The Georgetown Council on Aging will accept donations of nonperishable items and essentials to help for the holidays at the entrance to the event.
The fun includes a beer garden featuring seasonal beverages, local food vendors and artisans, face painting and family games.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own seating for comfort.
Renegade’s Pub, Georgetown’s new restaurant, will be in full swing with food and drinks, including its patio with a fireplace.
“Oktoberfest is about bringing people together to celebrate tradition, community and the joy of the season,” event organizers said. “We are excited to launch what we hope will become a new annual tradition for Georgetown.”
For more information on Oktoberfest or to set up a booth at the event, contact 978-317-7999.