The Twin Cities' largest Oktoberfest celebration is returning to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds for a 15th year.

Twin Cities Oktoberfest will set up shop on Oct. 3 and 4 with a smattering of local food vendors, live music, and a traditional German dance troupe to celebrate the beer-centric fall festival.

Among its enticements for 2025 is a suite of more than 20 beers and ciders from local breweries like Utepils, Pryes, Brühaven, Lift Bridge, and Minneapolis Cider Company.

It'll feature food from Gerhard's Brats, Aki's Pretzels, and Bavarian Kitchen, as well as Oktoberfest staples like its stein-holding competition.

Entrance is free, but attendees must purchase a wristband to buy alcohol. Early bird wristbands are currently available for as little as $6.60. Other packages that include

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