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We love Oktoberfest and love to see that there are many happening in the USA, and around the world for that matter. It's always a shame when one gets dropped, whether it is a stein or a state side festival. (Please see artical below).
The real Oktoberfest in Munich attracts well over a 5 million people annaully and is a bucketlist event whether you enjoy beer or not. The fair is amazing and there is more to the tradition than just drinking beer and singing songs. For more information, feel free to contact us.
The event was created by, and originally produced as a fundraiser for, the Longmont Symphony Orchestra. It occurs every September in Roosevelt Park in Longmont.
“BCE has been proud to carry on this community tradition, but now it's time to pass the torch on to another organization” said Meg Denbow, BCE's spokeswoman, according to a news release.
The orchestra seeks a new producer for the event.
“We are hopeful maybe a local business or club will contact the symphony in the coming weeks to see what might be possible to carry on the tradition,” former Longmont Symphony Orchestra Board President Carol Minelli said, according to the release.
We love Oktoberfest and love to see that there are many happening in the USA, and around the world for that matter. It's always a shame when one gets dropped, whether it is a stein or a state side festival. (Please see artical below).
The real Oktoberfest in Munich attracts well over a 5 million people annaully and is a bucketlist event whether you enjoy beer or not. The fair is amazing and there is more to the tradition than just drinking beer and singing songs. For more information, feel free to contact us.
Longmont Oktoberfest dropped by producer
Boulder Creek Events announced that it will no longer produce Longmont Oktoberfest, an event it has organized for the last three years.
The event was created by, and originally produced as a fundraiser for, the Longmont Symphony Orchestra. It occurs every September in Roosevelt Park in Longmont.
“BCE has been proud to carry on this community tradition, but now it's time to pass the torch on to another organization” said Meg Denbow, BCE's spokeswoman, according to a news release.
The orchestra seeks a new producer for the event.
“We are hopeful maybe a local business or club will contact the symphony in the coming weeks to see what might be possible to carry on the tradition,” former Longmont Symphony Orchestra Board President Carol Minelli said, according to the release.
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| Jim Ehrlich and the Polka Mates play at the the Longmont Symphony Orchestra's 2008 Oktoberfest at Roosevelt Park and Pavilion in Longmont |
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| Brendan Guernsey of Left Hand Brewery pours a beer at the 2009 Oktoberfest at Roosevelt Park. |
Anyone interested in more information on producing Longmont Oktoberfest should contact Doug Ward at diward@q.com.
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