Oktoberfest in the Muse

This year we focus on having fun together. Oktoberfest (baw. Wiesn) — hop harvests. The tradition dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and has its roots in Bavaria, Germany. The first Oktoberfest was held in Munich in 1810 as part of the celebration of the wedding of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (later King Louis I) to Princess Teresa von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. The main event of this holiday was the availability of beer and food for all citizens. Huge barrels of beer were opened to celebrate this momentous event. Due to the enthusiasm of the inhabitants of the city, this holiday began to be repeated in subsequent years until it became an annual tradition. Over the years, the festival has evolved and began to focus more and more on beer, which is one of the highlights of Oktoberfest.

Today, Oktoberfest is the world's largest beer festival, which lasts about two weeks, starting in late September and ending in early October. During the festival, thousands of people from all over the world come to Munich to enjoy traditional German beer, food, music and culture. In recent years, the average number of visitors has been around 6 million people.

We invite you to the celebration of the Beer Festival with the Muzie. We will start the fun together with a Bavarian-style dinner, we will set the tables with cold snacks. There will also be a German delicacy, namely pretzels.

The artists of the Variete Muza Theater will perform on the stage. In the repertoire there will be no shortage of German schlagiers, as well as our native Polish songs. It's time to feast together!

Throughout the evening he will be entertained by a DJ in the atmosphere of not only heimatmelody, but the greatest hits of Polish and foreign music!

Dinner of your choice (when ordering): - Bavarian pork knuckle with meat sauce - Wegewurst, or vege sausage in mushroom sauce Served with alpine skewers (a type of dumplings) and Bavarian cabbage (vege option without bacon).

Real Bavarian: - Beer soup with meat - Potato soup with millet

Cold appetizers, including: - Kartoffelsalad - Kaiserschmarrn, or imperial omelette - Spießbraten - Bacon roulade - Obatzda - Bavarian camembert cheese mixed with butter, onions and peppers, served as a bread spread - Selection of cold cuts and sausages - Choice of cheeses - Pickles - Sweet mustard - Pig Peczywo

In addition, the ticket price includes 2 beer vouchers to use in the bar.

It will be a real feast in Bavarian style! Therefore, we will feast on square benches.