For Oktoberfest, everyone is German for two weekends at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds
Dancing and all kinds of entertainment were held every half hour at the Milwaukee Glockenspiel at Cleveland's Oktoberfest on Saturday.CLEVELAND, Ohio – For St. Patrick’s Day, everyone is Irish for the day. ., food, traditions and of course you can’t forget about the popular wiener dog races. The festival also has its Oktoberfest merch tents, arts and crafts markets, a ton of beer tents and clothing tents and more.
“Good people, good bands, good beer,” he said. “You have really good beer here. Not just the German beer. Great Lakes beer.”Kelly Wallace, 48, of Willowick brought her 14-year-old daughter, Willa, because it’s important to remember where they came from, and she added Germany is a really cool place. In Munich, in the center of town, there is a glockenspiel, which is a cuckoo clock that comes out, and is the main attraction in the city, he added. Its purpose is to welcome people into the city.
that they were made to entertain the crowd. “Well my father, 38 years old, decided it would be fun to do one with humans. My dad started it.”
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