Oktoberfest 2023 - Saturday Oktober 21. 5:30pm - 10pm
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Join us for 4:15pm Mass and then head down to the Café !
DOORS OPEN after Mass!
Grab a drink; find some friends.
After the Blessing, we will eat!
Can't wait to see you all! (Scroll down to purchase tickets!)
You will find something for the whole family at Oktoberfest 2023!
We have an amazing menu of Authentic German Food ready to fill your belly!
PLUS: German Beer, Wine, and other drinks are all included!
Win prizes at Trivia!
Bring some geld (cash!) and buy tickets for our fun raffle baskets
and our 50/50!
Dance to our DJ and Enjoy New Friendships!
We can't wait to host you!
PS - You will get cheers from the crowd if you come dressed in your favorite Lederhosen or Dirndl. We encourage hats, beads, and fun Oktoberfest attire!
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Ticket Options and InformationORDER YOUR TICKETS AHEAD! Click below, or purchase in the Café!
A limited # of tickets will be sold at the door.
You will NOT receive a paper or e-ticket this year. You will receive a confirmation of your purchase and your name will be placed on a list at the door.
Adult Ticket: $40@ Kids (12 and under) Ticket: $20@
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Support Us by Becoming an Official Sacred Heart Beer Meister!
ALL donations of $25 (+) will g
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Your Name on our Sponsor Board!
Become a Beer Meister -
CLICK HERE
OR, you can donate by cash/check in the parish office or in the collection basket! Please mark your check/envelope with the name you'd like on the sponsor board.
Campbell Family
Ed & Kim Kashmere
Batchelor Family
Rich Prevete
Harry Tucci
Jim and Louise Greger
Joe Rod
Colleen Marzella
Tracy Dougherty
Machita Family
Anonymous x 2
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JOIN THE FUN!
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Speisekarte (Menu)
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DONATE!
Can't make it but still want to help?
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9 German Expressions That Will Come in Handy at Oktoberfest
- 1. Prost!
- This is how to say ‘cheers!
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- An Alternative to Cheers, it means ‘to your health’, or ‘good health’.
- Eins, Zwei, Drei, G’suffa!
- ‘one, two, three, drink!'
- Ozapft Is!
- this expression means ‘It’s tapped’. It refers to the first keg being tapped and is the traditional opening cheer of Oktoberfest.
- Servus!
- the Bavarian equivalent of ‘hello’ (but it can also mean goodbye!)
- Brezeln
- the German word for ‘pretzel’
- Maß
- This word refers to a liter of beer but is also short for Maßkrug, the traditional glass mugs of beer.
- Pfiat Di!
- Classic Bavarian 'goodbye'
- Guten Appetite!
- Raise your glass and say guten appetite whenever you see anyone tucking into the delicious Oktoberfest fare.
- 1. Prost!
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