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Oktoberfest

Bottomless Liter Mugs at Brauhaus Schmitz

Posted by Amanda Shulman on October 15th, 2012

And you thought Oktoberfest was over… Well, think again because Brauhaus Schmitz is bringing you Oktoberfest round two on Thursday, October 25th.

This time, Oktoberfest gets a little sweeter as the event will benefit the Center for Literacy to support education programs and services. But from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., $30 will get you BOTTOMLESS BEER. Ja, you read correctly–we said bottomless. Pick from 5 different drafts and fill those liters up. $10 of each ticket will go directly to the charity.

Brauhaus Schmitz [Official Site]

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Reading Terminal Hosts Harvest Festival This Saturday

Posted by Foobooz on October 11th, 2012

This Saturday, October 13th, Reading Terminal Market is bringing the country to you. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the 12th annual Harvest Festival is taking place outside the Market on Filbert Street. Shut down to cars for the day, Filbert Street will be transformed into a full farm experience, transporting all of you city mice who are looking for a sweet country escape. Think giant bales of hay, corn stalks, farm tractors, and hay rides around the market. If this isn’t making you feel like you’re getting closer to Old McDonald already, then check out the food. All the Market’s vendors will be offering seasonal goods like personal fried apple pies, harvest-themed cookies and candies, fudges, brittles, caramel and candy apples, fresh doughnuts and some serious barbecue. Local produce, like squash, apples, and pumpkins, will be available so you can bring the seasonal fun home to your own kitchen.

If activities are more your style, have no fear. Games for the kids, pumpkin decorating and pie-eating contests will be going on throughout the day. A bluegrass band, Special Delivery, will be providing some tunes so you can nibble on your treats while swaying to some country crooning.

Harvest Festival [Reading Terminal Market]

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Midtown Village Fall Festival Gets Bigger Every Year

Posted by Amanda Shulman on October 5th, 2012

Now that fall has officially arrived, what better way to welcome it in with the Midtown Village Fall Festival.  This year, the festival turns seven. The festival closes down 13th Street from Locust to Chestnut, Drury Lane, Sansom from 12th to Juniper and new this year, Locust between 12th and 13th.

The block party brings all the local restaurants to the street with awesome food and drink. Hotspots like Barbuzzo, Sampan, El Vez, Lolita, Jamonera and Zavino will be providing food, beer, and cocktails to make your wander around the block a little more fun.

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Aporkalypse 2012

October 1st, 2012

“And what did we eat yesterday? Over 600 lbs of pig, over 2500 wurst, and all 600 pretzels! The T-shirt should have been ‘Aporkalypse 2012′”

After Saturday’s Brauhaus Schmitz Oktoberfest on Saturday.

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Barrel Carving Arrives Just in Time at Brauhaus Schmitz

Just in time for Brauhaus Schmitz’s Oktoberfest Street Festival, the centerpiece for their Brauer-Bund.

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American Sardine Bar is Hosting a Sausage Fest

Posted by Foobooz on September 24th, 2012

It’ll be a Sausage Fest at Point Breeze’s American Sardine Bar this Saturday. Chef Scott Schroeder kicks off the fun at 4 p.m. featuring sausage dishes from thirteen chefs. It will also be a bit of a Hop Chef reunion as Rittenhouse Tavern, Stateside, Le Virtu, Ela and Schroeder’s South Philly Taproom will all be representing.

in addition to the sausage there will also be an extensive selection of Oktoberfest beers pouring.

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Fall Festivals Galore

Posted by Aubrey Nagle on September 20th, 2012

Fall is upon us and that means beer fests, pumpkin fests, and Oktoberfest fests that all roll up into one giant festival fest. Luckily for you, we have the best of the fests all sorted out for you, from fall harvests to beer-soaked extravaganzas and everything in between. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sausage Fest 2012 at Standard Tap

Posted by Aubrey Nagle on September 20th, 2012

It’s that time of year again: Standard Tap’s yearly week-long celebration of all types of sausage starts this Friday, September 21st and runs through Thursday the 27th. Sausage Fest brings together nearly twenty dishes of every sausage you could think of with the area’s best Oktoberfest beers. Though the beer menu has not yet been released we have chef Carolynn Angle’s meaty menu in full. Read the rest of this entry »

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Oktoberfest Dinner with Special Guests at Brauhaus Schmitz

Posted by Foobooz on September 17th, 2012

Oktoberfest is rapidly approaching and no one gets into it more than the folk at Brauhaus Schmitz. They’re kicking off their week of events with a special dinner featuring Jeremy Nolen, his wife and pastry chef Jessica Nolen as well as Scott Schroeder (South Philly Tap Room, American Sardine Bar), Joe Cicala (Le Virtu) and Ben Puchowitz (Matyson). The five-plus course dinner is $65 per person and includes Oktoberfest beer pairings.

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Why Cancelled Beer Fests Are A Reason For You To Drink MORE

Posted by Tara Nurin on September 23rd, 2011

You’ve heard all the clichés: Becoming a victim of your own success; having too much of a good thing; be careful what you wish for. As Greater Philly’s beer prowess grows mightier by the month, it seems we may be starting to confront what some may call a good problem: too many awesome beer events.

Some of you may have been planning to attend Joe Sixpack’s Fall Beer Expo at the United German-Hungarian Club Oktoberfest tomorrow, only to be quietly notified some time back that the beer fest portion of Oktoberfest had been canceled. Same goes for the TrackPackPA.com Craft Beer Fest at Parx East Casino that was scheduled for September 10: Cancelled before the first keg was tapped.

The reason for both of these cancellations? Poor ticket sales.

The cause: too many concurrent events.

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