Pike Brewing Company presents the 2nd annual Piketoberfest, a benefit for the Pike Place Market Foundation. The event features beer, wine, cider and spirits along with artisan food, charcuterie and sausage. Compare offerings from local producers with those from their German counterparts.
The event takes place on Sunday, September 28 at 5:00 p.m. at the Pike Brewing Company in downtown Seattle. Tickets are $40, available online. Admission includes all food, authentic Piketoberfest beer mug, 10 drink tickets, music, and $4 towards your parking. Keep an eye on Pike Brewing’s Facebook page as details come together. Here is more information about the event straight from Pike Brewing:
2ND ANNUAL PIKETOBERFEST
A benefit for the Pike Place Market Foundation
September 28, 5:00 PM
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Cost: $40.00
Admission includes: all food, authentic Piketoberfest beer mug, 10 drink tickets, music, and up to $4 of validated parking at Russell Investment Garage
PIKETOBERFEST is a harvest festival featuring local and imported German-style food and drink. It is an opportunity to compare local craft beers spirits, liqueurs, wines and spirits with their German counterparts. Forty vendors, along with local musicians, will add oomph to the annual celebration. Keep an eye on the Piketoberfest Facebook page where confirmed vendors and entertainment details will become available.
There will be an abundance of extraordinary foods to sample, but it is important to remember that not all people are so fortunate as to be able to enjoy this bounty of the season! For this reason, we are teaming up with The Pike Market Foundation to once again make Piketoberfest a benefit to support their efforts in providing medical services, low-income housing, child care, and other social services to people in need. The Pike Place Market neighborhood is rated as one of the country’s most livable and diverse, in large part due to the work of The Market Foundation.
