The Town of Glenville and the Glenville GBPA is hosting the 5th annual Glenville Oktoberfest on Saturday, September 27th, 2014. The family-friendly event will be held from 12-9 p.m. on the grounds of Maalwyck Park, Route 5 Glenville, NY. ADMISSION AND PARKING ARE FREE. The event includes live music, German food and beer garden, cruise-in, KIDS ZONE with lots of children’s activities, exhibitors and harvest specialties. The German-American Club will serve authentic German food, beer and wine. The cruise-in welcomes all specialty cars and motorcycles. Those interested in registering for the cruise-in can register by contacting Rick DiCresce 518.248.0626. Interested Sponsors, Vendors and Exhibitors can download info and application from www.glenvilleoktoberfest.com
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