Glenville Oktoberfest
Maalwyck Park:
300 Maalwyck Park Rd, Scenectady, NY 12302
For More info goto: https://visitbearmountain.com/special-events/oktoberfest/
The Largest Oktoberfest in New York
We’re thrilled to invite you to this year’s event, where we’re bringing back the best parts of last year’s festivities and adding even more excitement based on your feedback.
The best part? Entry is completely FREE! All we ask is that you RSVP below to help us plan accordingly and to automatically enter you into our raffle for exciting giveaways throughout the year. Keep an eye on your email for updates!
While entry is free, please note that parking passes are required. By purchasing your pass ahead of time, not only will you save money with a 20% discount, but you’ll also skip the parking pass queue on the day of the event.
Germania Park and the Reading Liederkranz are some of the band’s favorite places to play on the east coast. (NJ and PA) Oktoberfest is Wunderbar!!!
Oct 1st – 2nd
Click HERE to order Born to Polka!
Bavarski was born through the encouragement of my friend, Alex Meixner, at a Hoboken brat haus over big beers and even bigger ideas. My first call was to Eddie Biegaj who is also a New Jersey resident and native Toledian rich with polka history. The additions of Ernie White (vocals and guitar) and Wayne Dunton (drums) meant that the core of our band was finally complete. Bavarski’s mission is to rock an Oktoberfest by performing both traditional and non-traditional music, creating something for everyone to identify with regardless of their age or ethnicity.
One of the greatest joys in my chosen profession is the fact that I love to play ALL forms of music. No particular style is superior to me if played with passion and at the highest level of musicianship possible. Creating music is all about treating whatever the genre is with true integrity, choosing the players that make it work, and putting “it” out there for people to hear and relate to. My vision for “Born To Polka” was to bring together musical ideas that are played in certain polka circles (German, Slovenian, and Polish) and combine them with jazz, rock, and other various influences. It is a collision of completely different worlds which, in some cases, has never been attempted before.
