When is Oktoberfest in 2019?

The most constant thing about Oktoberfest is that it runs from mid or late September to the first week of October, but the actual starting date is not always constant. For the year 2019, the Oktoberfest celebration will start on 21st September (Saturday) and end of the first Sunday of October that is 6th October 2019. The festival usually lasts for sixteen to eighteen days, and the date is given above also agrees to this.

Oktoberfest is arguably the world's biggest beer festival, and it is celebrated every year. The main event takes place in Bavaria, Munich, Germany. But people in different places in the world also celebrate Oktoberfest. Based on the record, this festival is celebrated by over six million people annually. For a period of sixteen days, what people do most is drinking beer, though there are other activities like amusement rides, horse races, games, music, and many others.

Oktoberfest in 2019 will begin at noon on Saturday, September 21st, and it ends on October 6th, 2019. Each year the festival starts in September, and it is held until the first Sunday in October; however, there are some expectations and important dates at the festival. Each year around six to seven million people are attending this festival, and seven million liters of beer are drunk at the festival.

Two specific times to consider attending Oktoberfest are the opening and the closing ceremony. The opening ceremony in the Schottenhamel tent earmarks the official start of Oktoberfest. The Oktoberfest closing ceremony in the Hacker-Pschorr tent is eventful. Everyone joins in for a giant sing-along. The lights grow faint, and the sparklers are lit. A sizeable quantity of beer is consumed.