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For a Comprehensive List of the Events Occuring at the St. Mary's Oktoberfest 2015, Click Here Grounds Open Friday, October 9, 6pm to 11pm ● Saturday, October 10, 1pm to 11pm ● Sunday, October 11, Noon to 10pm Mass Times for the Oktoberfest Anniversary Celebration Saturday, October 10 – Vigil Mass in the Church at 5:15pm Sunday, October 11 – Mass in the Church at 6:30am & 8:00am Sunday, October 11 - “Mass in the Grass” Garfield Park at 11:00 (6th & Langdon) Bring a lawn chair or blanket *Please note: There is no 9:30am or 6:00pm Sunday Mass Live Music Schedule Friday 7 – 11 pm - Glendale Riders – Main Stage Saturday 1 – 4 pm – St. Louis Czech Express – Main Stage 2 – 5 pm – Dixie Dudes – Festival Stage 6:30 – 10:30 pm – The Owlz – Festival Stage 7 – 11 pm – Baywolfe – Main Stage Sunday 12:30 – 4:30 pm - Big Shake Daddies – Festival Stage 12:30 – 4:00 pm – St. Louis Czech Express – Main Stage 4 – 6 pm – Harman Family Band – Auction Tent on 3rd St. 6:30 – 10:00 pm - Back in the Saddle – Main Stage MAIN STAGE: 3rd & Langdon Sts. FESTIVAL STAGE: 3rd & Henry Sts. AUCTION TENT ON 3rd ST: near Langdon St. www.stmarysoktoberfest.com Guten Tag! Oktoberfest kicks off with a keg tapping ceremony on the Main Stage at 1pm on Saturday. It is Oktoberfest tradition that the beer is free until the first keg runs dry! 33’ SCREEN AVAILABLE ALL 3 DAYS FOR BASEBALL POSTSEASON GAMES! $10,000 Sweepstakes Raffle! Details and Tickets for sale on the festival grounds To be drawn 8pm Sunday at Main Stage. Need not be present to win. Purchase 4 tickets and receive a 5th ticket FREE! Plus receive a $10 coupon for Tony’s Restaurant or 9-holes of golf at Rolling Hills. Silent & Live Auctions! Silent Auction items are displayed in Suddes Hall Saturday 1pm-8pm, Sunday 1pm-CLOSES at 3:30pm. Live Auction, Sunday, 6:00pm in Auction Tent on 3rd Street (Live Auction items can be viewed in Suddes Hall prior to auction, partial list on next page*) Basket Raffle! Baskets are displayed in Suddes Hall Saturday 1pm-8pm, Sunday 1pm-CLOSES at 3:30pm. Tickets $1 each or 6 chances for $5. Only one drawing at 3:30pm on Sunday. Need not be present to win. Winners announced right before 6pm Live Auction, Auction Tent on 3rd St. Games and Inflatables* Children and Adult Games: $1 per game* Inflatables: $1 per ride Wristbands for inflatables: $30 -2 day; $20 -1 day* Mechanical Surf Board - $5 per ride* *Note: Mechanical Surf Board is not included in wristband. Wristband only for inflatables, not games. Inflatables include: Giant Rock Wall · Joust · Swamper Obstacle Course · 22’ Super Slide · 5-in-1 Kids’ Combo · Beer Stein Hoisting Contests! Mechanical Surf Board! Challenge someone! Bakery Wheel – take a chance, win a dessert! 4 chances $1 Adult Games – Darts, Black Jack, Five Card, & Pull Tabs Oktoberfest Wear -shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, Alpine Hats & Hat Pins for sale! Face Painting/Hair Spray/Have Your Nails Done! located in kids’ game area. Teen Zone! 2-lane Bungee Run, Baskeball Bungee, Jacob’s Ladder, music and more! Food Menu Jumbo Turkey Legs · Loaded Baked & Sweet Potatoes Corn on the Cob · Mexican Street Corn Frankfurters - with or without sauerkraut Bratwurst - with or without sauerkraut German Skillet Meals (German sausage, potatoes, onions & sauerkraut) Yum! Hamburgers · Kettle Corn · Hot Pretzels · Nachos German Cookies · Funnel Cakes by Alton Knights of Columbus! Potato & Dessert Pancakes · Bavarian Cream Puffs · Apfelkuchen (Apple Cake) Soft Drinks · Bottled Water · Root Beer Floats · Beer · Wine ~Wine & Beer Garden with a variety of German favorites~ Schedule of Events Friday 33’ SCREEN ALL 3 DAYS FOR BASEBALL POSTSEASON! 6:00 Beer & Wine Garten, burgers, dogs, brats, turkey legs, taters & corn 6:00-10:00 Adult Games Tent Open –Pull Tabs, Black Jack, & Five Card Mechanical Surf Board with inflatable surround 7:00-11:00 Glendale Riders playing on the Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon Saturday 1:00 -Grounds Open, Keg Tapped on the parish grounds on Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon -Silent Auction & Basket Raffle open in Suddes Hall -Inflatables, Games, Raffles, Food Concessions, etc., begin on Parish Grounds 1:00–4:00 St. Louis Czech Express, Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon 2:00–5:00 Dixie Dudes, Festival Stage on the Square, 3rd & Henry 5:15 Vigil Mass, Church 6:30–10:30 The Owlz, Festival Stage on the Square, 3rd & Henry 7:00–11:00 Baywolfe, Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon 9:00 Children’s Games & Rides shut down (Adult Games Remain open until 11pm) Grounds continue to be Open & Band plays until 11pm Sunday 6:30 & 8:00 Masses in the Church 11:00 Outdoor Anniversary ‘Mass in the Grass’ at Garfield Park, 6th & Langdon Noon After Mass, follow your nose to the parish grounds for the Skillet Meal & all food!!! 12:30–4:30 Big Shake Daddies, Festival Stage on the Square, 3rd & Henry 12:30–4:00 St. Louis Czech Express, Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon 1:00 All Oktoberfest Activities Reopen 3:30 Silent Auction Closes in Suddes’ Hall, get your final bids in! 3:30 Basket Raffle Closes, get your tickets in! Winners announc. before Live Auction,3rd St. Auction Tent 4:00-6:00 The Harman Family Band, Auction Tent on 3rd Street 6:00 Live Auction! Auction Tent on 3rd Street (see items below*) 6:30–10:00 Back in the Saddle Band, Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon 7:00 Children’s Games & Inflatables Close (Band & Adult Games continue until 10:00) 8:00 $10,000 Sweepstakes Drawing!, Main Stage, 3rd & Langdon 10:00 Oktoberfest Closes, Thank You for Celebrating with us!!! Auf Wiedersehen!!! *Just some of our Live Auction Items: Week at Gulf Shores Beach House(select dates) tickets for “Beauty & The Beast” at TheFox Hand-Crafted Rocking Horse by John Schwegel Rooftop Party for 30 at Simmons Law Firm (2) Half Hogs Oktoberfest 2016 Official Keg Tapper Rock Star Parking for your choice of Mass time Wine & Gourmet Pizza Party at High Flyers Grille July 3rd Fireworks At The Rectory SPECIAL THANKS TO: Wegman Electric Mac's TimeOut –tables & heaters Ferrellgas – propane Schwartzkopf Printing – various printing Gary Morris –sound system work Rodney Gvillo –grill American Family Ins. –trailer Belle Street Key -re-keying Tony's –Sweepstakes Gift Certs Atlantis Pools -tent Rolling Hills GC-Sweepstakes Gift Certs Marquette Catholic High School -tables Roper's -tables Fischer Lumber –lumber Robert “Bob” Sanders Waste System, Inc. -dumpsters Alton Sheet Metal Corporation – giant skillets and burner fabrication Thom DeGrand & the P.A.C.U.P. Services – set up and take down KFTK / 97.1 FM Talk - Craig Lombardi -Air Time/Advertising PLEASE THANK & PATRONIZE OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS! -as of October 1, 2015- -- PLATINUM SPONSORS -- Barry & Gaye Julian & Family Don & Marilyn Norton Dan Beiser, Illinois State Representative Knights of Columbus Insurance – Ryan Lister, FICF, MBA -- GOLD SPONSORS -- Tycon Builders & the Yost Family Rolling Hills Golf Course Jim Claywell-Edward Jones Investments Bill & Anna Haine Mormino, Velloff & Snider, P.C. Tom & Barb Moehn American Family Insurance - Gerard Fischer Kane Mechanical, Inc. OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center Sam's Loans – Family Owned & Operated for over 25 Years -- SILVER SPONSORS -- Rick Faccin, Madison County Auditor Carrollton Bank Dr. Dan Alyea Family Dick’s Flowers Staten-Fine Funeral Home Jun Construction Co Morrissey Contracting Co. Inc. 97.1FM Talk Radio WBGZ Radio 1570AM ▪ 94.3FM/AltonDailyNews.com Woulfe Chiropractic – Dr. Andrew Woulfe – Dr. Katrina Yemm -- BRONZE SPONSORS -- Deacon Jim & Donna Schwartzkopf John & Cathy Keller Sheppard, Morgan and Schwaab, Inc. Dr. James F. Brown Bruce Malone, Madison County Board Jourdain Roofing Real Deals on Home Décor Matt &Laurie Horn-Landmark Realty, Godfrey www.stmarysoktoberfest.com Look for St. Mary’s Oktoberfest on Facebook & Twitter .
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