The Ultimate Guide to Oktoberfest in Oklahoma City
We no longer celebrate Oktoberfest as they did at the original in Munich in 1810, with horse racing and a royal wedding, but the fall festival continues to be a draw for beer fans…
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Greg Horton is a freelance writer and adjunct professor who lives in downtown Oklahoma City with a roommate bartender, because he feels at home in local bars.
We no longer celebrate Oktoberfest as they did at the original in Munich in 1810, with horse racing and a royal wedding, but the fall festival continues to be a draw for beer fans…
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