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Press Release 28.07.2016/Pa, W 03 Highlights of the Oktoberfest 2016 The Grand Entry of the Landlords and Breweries Saturday, September 17, beginning at 10.45 am Starting at Sonnenstraße, duration: about one hour, in any weather! The entry of the landlords and breweries is the festive and merry prelude to the ceremonial Oktoberfest opening: The landlords of the festival halls and their families ride in coaches decorated with flowers; waitresses wave their beer steins from magnificently bedecked floats; the music bands of the beer tents and the splendid horse-drawn carts of the Munich breweries bearing beer barrels adorned with colorful garlands make their way from Sonnenstraße to Theresienwiese. The showmen, merchants and the small Wiesn caterers of the Oktoberfest also present themselves in decorated carriages. A total of about 1,000 protagonists participate in this spectacle. The parade, which first took place in 1887, is led by the Münchner Kindl (this year for the first time Viktoria Ostler) on horseback, traditionally followed by the festive coach of Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter. Tickets for grandstand seating are available at EUR 24.50 including advance booking fee at München Ticket. Assembly of the parade: Josephspitalstraße, Kreuzstraße, Herzog-Wilhelm-Straße Route of the parade: Josephspitalstraße – eastern Sonnenstraße - Schwanthalerstraße – Hermann-Lingg-Straße – Bavariaring – Wirtsbudenstraße (festival grounds) Additional information: www.festring.de Accreditation to participate begins in August at the organizer: Festring München e.V., Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 1, 80333 Munich, phone: +49(0)89/ 2608134, fax: +49(0)89/ 263065, email: [email protected] Published by: City of Munich, Department of Labor and Economic Development Herzog-Wilhelm-Straße 15, 80331 Munich, Germany, http://www.munich.de/business Contact: Wolfgang Nickl, Tel.: +49(0)89 233-2 25 97, Fax: +49(0)89 233-2 76 51 Email: [email protected] The Oktoberfest Costume and Riflemen’s Parade Sunday, September 18, beginning at 10am at Maximilianstraße Advertising campaign featuring Munich companies starting at 9.30am Duration: about two hours, in any weather! This parade was first held in 1835 to commemorate the silver wedding anniversary of King Ludwig I and Therese of Bavaria. This folklore procession, which has regularly taken place since 1950, has turned into an eminent Oktoberfest event and is broadcast live worldwide by German channel 1. About 9,000 protagonists walk from Maximilianstraße through downtown Munich to the festival grounds and present a colorful variety of traditional attire, customs and folk dances. Numerous German federal states are represented by their folkloric and music groups. Guests from Bosnia, Italy, Austria, Slovenia, South Tyrol, Ukraine and Hungary also participate in this parade that stretches seven kilometers in length. A multitude of groups dressed in traditional costumes alternate with amateur and mountain riflemen, music and marching bands as well as trumpeters, drummers and flag spinners. The splendid coaches of the Munich breweries, adorned carriages and a great number of decorated floats representing crafts and customs round out the impression of this unique and world-famous costume and riflemen’s parade which is traditionally led by the Münchner Kindl (since this year Viktoria Ostler) on horseback. The Munich Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter as well as the Bavarian Minister President Horst Seehofer participate in their festive coaches in this memorable event. The folklore procession ranks among the greatest of its kind in the world and is organized by the Festring München e.V., which also issues a specially minted Munich Oktoberfest medal. Tickets for grandstand seating are available at EUR 35 including advance booking fee (50% discount for Page 2 children and young people up to 14 years of age) at München Ticket and www.festring.de/trachten-und-schuetzenzug/kartenvorverkauf. Assembly of the parade: Widenmayer-, Steinsdorf-, Gewürzmühl- and Sternstraße Route of the parade: Maximilianstraße - Max-Joseph-Platz - Residenzstraße - Ludwigstraße (southern loop of Galeriestraße) - Odeonsplatz - Briennerstraße - Amiraplatz - Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße - Promenadeplatz - Lenbachplatz - Karlsplatz/Stachus - Sonnenstraße - Schwanthalerstraße - Paul-Heyse-Straße - Georg-Hirth-Platz - Kaiser-Ludwig-Platz - Schubertstraße - Esperantoplatz (festival grounds) Additional information: www.festring.de Accreditation to participate begins in July at the organizer: Festring München e.V., Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 1, 80333 Munich, phone: +49(0)89/ 2608134, Fax: +49(0)89/ 263065, email: [email protected] Traditional Oktoberfest and Memorial Service Thursday, September 22, 10 am, Marstall All Munich citizens and guests of the city are cordially invited to attend the traditional Oktoberfest religious service at Marstall. The showmen’s ministers of the two largest denominations celebrate a service together with the Wiesn showmen and merchants as well as other showmen’s ministers from Germany and neighboring countries. Open-air Concert of the Oktoberfest Bands Sunday, September 25, 11am, Bavaria statue at Theresienwiese The bands of all festival halls gather at the foot of the Bavaria statue for an open-air concert. During this event, which was inaugurated by the former spokesman of the Wiesn landlords Willy Heide in 1985 and has achieved cult status, about 300 musicians of all bands join to play well- known marches and melodies. Page 3 Gun Salutes at the Oktoberfest Monday, October 3, noon, Bavaria statue at Theresienwiese On the occasion of the award ceremony of the Oktoberfest shooting contest of the Bavarian Association of Amateur Marksmen, gun salutes are fired on the steps of the Bavaria statue. Additional information: www.bssb.de Bayerischer Sportschützenbund, press department, phone: +49(0)89/ 3169490, Ulrike Übelacker-Kühn, email: [email protected], Claus-Peter Schlagenhauf, email: [email protected] 126th Bavarian Central Agricultural Festival (ZLF) September 17 to 25, southern part of Theresienwiese Under the motto “Agriculture Shapes Our Land” the Bavarian Farmers Association organizes a festival for the entire family. More than 650 exhibitors will present the latest developments for the country and its people. From 9am to 6pm daily visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the greatest agricultural show in Bavaria – all with a festive character. Extending over 120,000 m2 the event presents a variety of products and information about agriculture and forestry, food production and animal husbandry. In the “Great Ring” spectacular animal presentations attract visitors; high- tech fans can admire the latest machinery for agriculture and forestry. The Bavarian Animal Show featuring awards for the best breeding achievements by Bavarian farmers, the attractive show program and the multi-facetted presentations in the Great Ring will again be a magnetic draw for visitors. Noteworthy educational programs and special shows, contests, discussions about current issues and lotteries round out the program. The heart of the ZLF is “the marketplace” where Bavarian Page 4 farmers and direct marketers offer their seasonal products. Merry dancing can be enjoyed around a Franconian dance linden tree. This year the “Oide Wiesn” takes a break for reasons of space. However, the festival tent called “Tradition”, which is known from the historical folk festival, makes a guest appearance at the ZLF. Dressed in traditional costumes members of the folklore associations from Upper Bavaria set the mood with folk music and dancing, whip-crackers and slap-dancers. The festival tent with beer garden is open until 10.30pm during the ZLF. Following the end of the ZLF during the second week of Oktoberfest from September 26 to October 3 the village marketplace will be open for visitors from 10am to 9pm and the festival tent “Tradition” from 10am to 10.30pm. The first agricultural festival was held in 1811 as special exhibition to promote Bavarian agriculture during the Oktoberfest. The ZLF takes place in the southern part of Theresienwiese every four years during the time of the Oktoberfest. Additional information: www.ZLF.de, Press Department of the Bavarian Farmers’ Association, phone: +49(0)89/ 558 73-209, email: [email protected] BIER.MACHT.MÜNCHEN (Munich – Powered by Beer) Special exhibition on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the Bavarian Purity Law until January 8, 2017 at the Münchner Stadtmuseum at Sankt- Jakobs-Platz 1 Featuring a comprehensive collection of over 700 items the show seeks to recount the stories behind one of the city’s most important industries and review relevant issues. Munich – Powered by Beer explores the production and consumption of beer, especially from the mid-19th century to the present day. Page 5 In no other major city does the culture of beer seem to be so closely woven into the fabric of its history. The title of the exhibition emphasizes three aspects: “Bier macht München” (Beer makes Munich) is a direct allusion to the way in which beer has shaped Munich’s urban development. Beer also enjoys strong bonds with the powers that run the city, leaving its stamp on everything from medieval brewing rights to today’s politicians who attend the opening of every new pub. Indeed, as industrialization took hold from the 1870s onwards, Munich itself blossomed into a global beer power. It is fitting that the potential for diversity still epitomized by the Purity Law has moved to the
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