Brecktoberfest

Hoist your stein and get ready to say “Prost” for an evening of German-inspired brews and culinary dishes. Join Breckenridge Brewery’s brewmaster and Beaver Run chefs to kick off this year’s Brecktoberfest culinary experience featuring specialty brews and delicious German-inspired fare and live music.

Wondering what to wear? If you have lederhosen or dirndl, there’s no better occasion to break it out and you surely won’t be alone.

Date:  Thursday, September 23, 2021
Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Location:  Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center

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The 2nd Annual Oktober-FEAST will showcase Breckenridge’s culinary community with memorable Bavarian-style mountain dining experiences, casual Barvarian fare and craft libations.  Reservations may be required.

2021 Oktober-FEAST Participating Restaurants

Modis
Oktober-FEAST menu staring steamed mussels and sausage, smoked pork chops and strudel

Après Handcrafted Libations
selection of handcrafted cocktails and seasonal biers

Kenosha
a la carte menu and bier

Little Bar & Grilled
a la carte menu and bier

Soupz On
harvest themed soups, salads and sandwiches

Motherloaded Tavern
a la carte menu and bier

Breckenridge Brew Pub
a la carte menu and bier

Beaver Run Resort
happy Hour specials on the mountainside deck from 4-6pm

We have postponed our traditional Oktoberfest Main Street Festival until 2022. In addition to the Main Street Festival in 2022, we also plan to host Brecktoberfest as part of Oktoberfest in 2022. Main Street will be open to vehicular traffic during this year at Brecktoberfest. The most up-to-date information regarding Brecktoberfest and Oktoberfest can be found here at GoBreck.com.

Yes!  When purchasing your ticket online, you can choose between two daily entry times 11am-2pm and 3-6pm. Ticket purchase includes one half-liter stein and two drink tokens. Additional food and beverage will be available for purchase inside the event. During the event, Friday – Sunday, Sept. 24-26, tickets can be purchased in person at Brecktoberfest ticket sales on the Old Masonic Hall’s, 136 S Main St., back patio.

Will call steins may be picked up at the Old Masonic Hall’s, 136 S Main St., back patio on Washington Avenue. Friday-Sunday, Sept. 24 – Sept. 26, from 9am – 5pm. There is no access to Brecktoberfest ticket sales at the Riverwalk Center. During the event, Friday – Sunday, Sept. 24-26, tickets can be purchased in person at Brecktoberfest ticket sales on the Old Masonic Hall’s, 136 S Main St., back patio.

Brecktoberfest vendors have implemented a cashless payment system and will only take credit cards for payment inside the Brecktoberfest venue.  Beer tokens purchased as part of ticket entrance fee will be accepted at all bars inside the Riverwalk Center (for beer only). Wine, gluten-free and non-alcoholic beverages are available for an additional fee. Beer tokens cannot be used in Breckenridge bars or restaurants.

As of Sept. 15, a proof of vaccination or negative covid test is required by Breckenridge Creative Arts. More information at breckcreate.org. Refunds will be available for any ticket holder who is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, has been exposed to COVID-19, or is unable to meet the vaccination policy requirements. Ticket purchasers in need of a refund will need to email events@gobreck.com as soon as possible to request a refund. Refunds must be requested at least two hours prior to the event start time.

Friday – Sunday, Sept. 24 – 26, from 1:00pm – 6:00pm rain or shine, the Fall Family Fair will feature family-themed activities including: music on the AirStage, carnival and lawn games, crafts, and amusements.

No. With the world’s largest folk festival in Munich still on pandemic hold, the Breckenridge community announces the new, but familiar Brecktoberfest and Fall Family Fair happenings this September to sit in its place for the time being. Bringing Munich to the Rockies, celebrations are timed around one of North America’s earliest fall color viewing opportunities, September 23-26, 2021.

The best way to access Brecktoberfest at the Riverwalk Center is by walking, biking (do not forget a bike lock!) or talking the Breck FreeRide. Free parking is available on Airport Road and the closest bus stop to the Brecktoberfest is the F-Lot stop, which is serviced by most bus routes. For more premium parking spots closer to the event, paid parking is available throughout downtown Breckenridge.

No.  Due to the extensive food and beverage offerings, dogs will not be allowed at the event.

Oktoberfest Hockey Tournament: The popular men’s and women’s tournament is back again to kick off the fall season. Play in the tournament or watch and enjoy hockey, fun, food and beverages at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena.
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20th Annual 5K: The Breckenridge Recreation Center will continue the long-standing tradition of earning an appetite with the 5K, taking place Sept. 25. Guests who lace their running shoes will experience the changing aspens and beautiful scenery in this 5K trail run on Breckenridge’s impressive trail network.
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Rob Millisor Heart Health Walk & Summit Foundation Golf Tournament: A family friendly event to raise funds in support for the HEART of our community, along with heart health programs, projects and research.
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Restrooms are available at the Riverwalk Center for Brecktoberfest attendees. Here is a map of other public restrooms throughout Breckenridge

Be prepared for mountain weather conditions to and from the event. No outside alcohol is allowed, and no alcohol may leave the premises of the event. Please, leave your furry friends at home.

Yes. We’ll offer recycling and compost options throughout the event.

Gluten free beer, wine and non-alcoholic options will be available at Brecktoberfest for an additional purchase. Beer tokens may only be used for beer.

Yes. There will be plenty of activity within the event as well as food and non-alcoholic options for beverages. Brecktoberfest is a controlled capacity event, so every attendee must have a ticket for each session offered. Brecktoberfest at the Riverwalk Center is a 21+ event. No one under 21 will be admitted and you must show a valid ID.

For general questions regarding Brecktoberfest please contact welcomecenter@gobreck.com.

For questions regarding refunds, switching session times, and/or vaccine/testing requirements, please contact events@gobreck.com.

Do not drive. Provided you are parked legally, it’s OK to remain parked on town streets Friday and Saturday nights. Please make note that Breckenridge now has paid parking throughout town and is implemented from 10:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. daily.