Spa City Oktoberfest to Benefit United Way

The Exchange Street Parking Plaza will transform into Little Germany and will include a wide selection of food, music, and craft beer.

Get ready Spa City, for the best Oktoberfest celebration around! On Saturday, October 8, the Exchange Street Parking Plaza will be transformed into Little Germany.

Authentic German delights, craft beers, live music, and lederhosen. And it all benefits United Way of the Ouachita. So, if you’re 21+, grab your Dirndl and Lederhosen and head over for the beer and pretzels.

Oktoberfest will feature dozens of different beers, a Stein Hoisting Challenge, a Fill the Stein Relay Race, and a Pretzel Eating Contest. Live Music starts at 6 PM and is headlined by the Big Dam Horns. Food will be available for purchase from Steinhaus Keller, 501 Prime Patty Wagon, and Flossie’s.

Tickets are $25 in advance, $35 at the door, and $75 for VIP pass. VIP pass includes early admission to the event, event T-shirt, VIP Seating, and a 14-ounce Tasting Stein. Purchase tickets at www.eventbrite.com/e/steinhaus-keller-presents-spa-city-oktoberfest-tickets-418734414907. Spa City Oktoberfest is sponsored by Steinhaus Keller, WinChoice USA, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Resort TV Cable, Arvest, O’Connor Distributing, EXP Realty, Spa City Cannabis, 501 Prime Patty Wagon, Flossie’s, and Wheeler Printing.

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