easy
6 hours
No special fitness required, just a love for social outdoor events and good food.
Experience Pittsburgh’s vibrant Oktoberfest with stunning city views, authentic German cuisine, and lively music at Pennsylvania Brewing Company’s VIP event. Discover what makes this celebration a must-attend outdoor outing.
Ages 21+ • Six Hours • Oktoberfest!!
Join us for an unforgettable Oktoberfest at Penn Brewery! Enjoy six hours of delicious German cuisine, live music from talented bands, and refreshing beer in a private, tented area with stunning city views. Savor traditional dishes like pork schnitzel and pretzels while celebrating with friends in a festive atmosphere.
Come join us for Penn Oktoberfest at Penn Brewery! Two weekends of Food, Live Music, and Great Beer at our Northside location
Private Area with High Top Tables and Bar Stools New This Year - Space will be Tented. Plastic Liter Stein 2 Stein Fills $30 Ofest Bucks to be used in the Food Tent
Located on the upper level of the parking garage overlooking the city.
*Pork Schnitzel served with German Hot Potato Salad and Sauerkraut *Sausage Baguette served with German Hot Potato and Salad Sauerkraut *Pretzels and Biercheese *Pierogies with Caramelized Onions *Dessert - German Chocolate Cake
Friday, September 19 5-8 PM - Polkamaniacs 8:30-11:30 PM - The Heritage Band 6-10 PM - Kevin Solecki (Inside)
Saturday, September 20 5-8 PM - Polkamaniacs 8:30-11:30 PM - The Heritage Band 1-5 PM - Wally Merriman (Inside) 6-10 PM - Madel Jager (Inside)
Friday, September 26 5-8 PM - Zolkas 8:30-11:30 PM - The Heritage Band 6-10 PM - Madel Jager (Inside)
Saturday, September 27 5-8 PM - Zolkas 8:30-11:30 PM - The Heritage Band 1-5 PM - Tom Allan Variety (Inside) 6-10 PM - Kevin Solecki (Inside)
The VIP area fills up quickly; arriving early ensures better seating and access to all amenities.
Outdoor tents provide some protection, but layers are recommended for comfort in changing weather.
Enjoy the variety of craft brews but drink plenty of water to stay balanced.
Many vendors and food stations prefer cash, but card payments are widely accepted.
Penn Brewery has been a staple of Pittsburgh’s brewing scene since 1880, hosting community events like Oktoberfest for decades.
The brewery emphasizes sustainable practices, recycling waste and reducing water use to minimize environmental impact during large events.
Slip-on or walking shoes for standing and walking around the event area.
Layers or rain gear to adapt to outdoor weather conditions.
For food, drinks, and souvenirs purchased at the event.
Hat, sunglasses, or sunscreen for daytime outdoor enjoyment.