Mass will be celebrated by the Most Rev. James T. The entrance for the service opens at 9:30 a.m.
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at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater, followed by free admission to German Fest.Īttendees should enter just south of the South Gate and look for signs. Sunday worship serviceĪ Catholic Church Service will be at 10:30 a.m.
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If you don't know how to play but want to learn, classes will be taught at 4 and 6 p.m. People can prepay and reserve their spot for any hour of play. It costs $3 a round or $5 for two rounds. You can go to the Culture Pavilion, near the Cultural Village, to play. The Culture Village is open from 3 to 9 p.m. In the Treasure Nook, people can purchase postcards, flags and memorabilia. The Milwaukee Chapter of European Train Enthusiasts will be a part of German Fest once again and have a display. There will also be a Handwerker Area featuring craftsmen and artists demonstrating their talents and displaying their products, the website says. It has about 150 moving parts and real stained glass, she added. The Culture Village will feature displays from member organizations of German Fest. The 2022 feature will be "Cathedrals & Composers," featuring displays on "spectacular Cathedrals in Germany which are steeped in history" and German classic composers, the website says.Īttendees will be able to see a more than 150-year-old, 5-foot, 7-inch tall handmade wooden replica of the Gothic church in Nuremberg that was created by a German toymaker, Wolf said. The Culture Village with displays, Handwerker area, shopping Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive, Milwaukee Food, from schnitzel to strudelĪccording to the fest's website, food offerings will include schnitzel, a breaded boneless pork cutlet authentic Bavarian soft pretzels goulasch, seasoned stew meat flavored with paprika and served with noodles kartoffel pfannkuchen, pancakes made from shredded potatoes, served with sausage and applesauce wurst sauerkraut Bismarck herring, marinated herring served on a bun and more. When is German Fest?ģ p.m. to midnight Friday, noon to midnight Saturday, and noon to 7 p.m. Here's what to know about the 2022 festival, from hours and entertainment to food and drinks. The event was canceled the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "We're really, really happy and glad to be back." "We are excited," said Deb Wolf, the fest's director of marketing. This year's installment runs Friday through Sunday - and will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. The family-friendly Oklahoma Czech Festival offers something for everyone and keeps Yukon’s heritage alive by sharing the Czech customs handed down from generation to generation.Where can you watch a dachshund derby and costume contest, eat schnitzel, prost with a German beer and play sheepshead? is to preserve the precious traditions of the Czech people. Everyone is welcome to come dance the night away to the music of the Masopust and Bohemian Knights bands! The festival concludes with the Royalty Coronation Ball at the historical Yukon Czech Hall located at 205 N. for the coronation of the 2022 Oklahoma Czech Royalty including a Queen, Junior Queen, Prince and Princess. Shop dozens of arts and crafts booths and festival food vendors.
Members and volunteers bake more than 2,500 dozen kolaches, (sweet Czech pastries), which typically sell out before noon! Sample delightful Czech foods including kolache and klobasy sausages prepared by the Oklahoma Czechs, Inc. Thousands line Main Street from Garth Brooks Boulevard to 3 rd Street for one of Oklahoma’s largest parades beginning at 10 a.m.įollowing the parade, festivities shift to the Oklahoma Czech building at 5th and Cedar with polka bands and traditional Czech and Slovak folk dance performances throughout the day.
The day-long festival officially kicks off Saturday at 8 a.m. Festivities begin Friday evening with a carnival in downtown Yukon. The first weekend in October marks the Oklahoma Czech Festival, a Yukon tradition celebrating the town’s rich Czech heritage. Our Festival is mostly all out doors! The City of Yukon has asked that no pets attend the festival this year! Service animals are allowed but not in the Oklahoma Czech, Inc. Come join us Saturday, October 1st, 2022!
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