Oktoberfest could move back to German Village

February 4, 2009 11:00 am

From This Week News:

Oktoberfest could move to village
By David J Cross
Each year, it’s common to hear people question why one of the German Village Society’s major events isn’t held in the village. Those people may just get their wish.
Bill Curlis, a society trustee and event chair, announced during a board of trustees meeting Monday that the nonprofit group is hoping to bring Oktoberfest back to German Village.
Curlis was careful to stress that no plans have been finalized; however, he said the society wants to hold its annual Oktoberfest on South Third Street between Beck and Frankfort streets. The event is scheduled to take place Oct. 2-4.

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