- March 15, 2018
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Jimmy and Eckhard played their live, traditional German music.
Neal Marshall, Josiah Kenyon, Connor Jones, Rachael Russell, Alex Seniguar and Emma Sheldon had a blast at Oktoberfest.
Calvin Schellbach manned the merchandise tent for Crooked Can.
Trevor Cook and Rachel Shaw enjoyed the festivities along with their pup, Theo.
Nearly a dozen men participated in their division of the stein-holding contest.
Steins had to be filled up to the line during the stein-holding contest.
The crowd cheered on the men in their stein-holding contest.
Oktoberfest attendees raised glasses to and congratulated Efrain Granda and Andrea Jijon, far left, for winning the stein-holding contest.
Jimmy and Eckhard played their live, traditional German music.
Hannelore Lyon, Sabine Wachsmudh and Michele Kager donned amazing German outfits.
Marshall Ciaglia, August Schalkham and Collin Loerwald held out their steins.
Ryan Thomas was hard at work serving beer for thirsty customers.
Ashley Anderson and her dog, Pete, both wore German outfits.
The stein-holding contest requires participants to grip their stein by the handle only and hold it straight out for as long as possible.
Three women stepped up to the plate to show off their strength for a stein-holding contest.
Andrea Jijon and Efrain Granda won their respective divisions in the stein-holding contest.
October isn’t just prime time for fall festivals and pumpkin patches — it’s also the time for Oktoberfest celebrations. Crooked Can Brewing Company hosted a three-day Oktoberfest bash from Oct. 19 to 21 to celebrate, and it drew hundreds of locals and those from across Central Florida to enjoy good beer and good friends. Over the span of the weekend, festivities included a stein-holding contest, live music, special brews, dachshund races and a kid-friendly zone. This was the fourth year the brewery hosted the event.
