HOToberFest (haa-toe-ber-Fest) noun : the combined attitude of Hotlanta and the fun of Oktoberfest, resulting in a one day event promoting the Preservation of our precious Earth, Appreciation of Craft Beers and Celebration of Live Music.
Date: October 4
Location: East Atlanta Village, two miles from downtown Atlanta, GA
Benefit For: A variety of Earth-conscious non-profit organizations
Highlights: A tasting of 100 hand-selected beers from micro-breweries and national and international breweries, food, live bands & Djs, and “best brew” voting; the festival aims to raise awareness of more-sustainable lifestyles; a limited number of VIP “Green Tickets” will be sold.
Bring your friends and family to the 1st Annual HOToberFest and join us for a day of merrymaking. The festival features a traditional Oktoberfest beer tasting, a VIP tent, food and live music combined with information about sustainable living.
The main areas of the event are open to the public. The Beer Tasting area is limited to persons 21 years & over.
Saturday, October 4th - 12:00 - 7:00
Public Area opens at 12 noon
Beer Tasting starts at 1:00
To Buy tickets or get more info, visit: www.hotoberfest.net
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1 Kim Upshaw // Oct 6, 2008 at 2:25 pm
I came as a volunteer to HOToberfest from Vicksburg, Ms. I had a blast & that’s a hard thing for someone to say about doing manual labor without a paycheck. It was AWESOME and I met some great people that I wish I had gotten their addresses or phone numbers. I worked in Allyn’s stand w/ Travis Bridges. We sold wings for a local restaurant and OMG they were wonderful. Some friends & I stayed @ Denise & Try’s fine home and made the PLING (pretzel necklaces) and sold those. Someone came up w/ a really cool sticker to put on them. I could go on & on. I’ll be back next year and hope to spend some extra time w/ the volunteers that RULED.
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