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Oktoberfest Szczecin 2026

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Oktoberfest Szczecin 2026 - a beer-filled weekend in the city centre

The first weekend of October is a great time for an autumn city break in Szczecin. From 2 to 4 October 2026, Aleja Kwiatowa, right in the heart of the city, will become a meeting place for fans of beer, good food and music. Oktoberfest Szczecin 2026 will run for three days, with a programme featuring tastings, concerts, talks, quizzes, stand-up comedy and guided walks.

 

Beer, food and three days of events

Oktoberfest Szczecin is an opportunity to discover both classic beers and some less obvious flavours. Alcohol-free options will also be available. Add good food to the mix, along with a programme that goes far beyond tastings – from meetings with brewery representatives and brewing demonstrations to concerts, DJ sets and events exploring Szczecin's beer history.

Another major advantage is the festival's location. Aleja Kwiatowa is situated right in the centre of Szczecin, next to the Tourist Information Centre. This makes it easy to combine Oktoberfest with sightseeing and make the event part of an autumn weekend in Szczecin.

 

Oktoberfest Szczecin 2026 – full programme

 

Friday, 2 October | 4:00 pm–midnight

4:00 pm – Opening of the event.

4:30–5:30 pm – “Meet Our Breweries” – brewery stories, brewing and beer presentations.

5:00–7:00 pm – “Pivny Szczecin” – a guided walk along Szczecin's beer trail. No registration required. Starting point: Tourist Information Centre.

6:00–6:30 pm – Talk by Krzysztof Pronobis from Browar Gryfus: “Will beer disappear from advertising? What could change in the law and what would it mean for the industry?”.

6:30–7:00 pm – Beer quiz/competitions with small prizes.

8:00–9:00 pm – Concert by Stany Pośrednie.

9:30 pm–midnight – DJ set – The Deep In My Soul collective.

Midnight – End of the event.

 

Saturday, 3 October | noon–midnight

12:00 pm – Opening of the second day and a recap of the first day.

12:30–6:00 pm – Beer brewing demonstration with members of the West Pomeranian branch of the Polish Homebrewers Association – at the stand next to the stage.

1:00–1:45 pm – Talk by Krzysztof Pronobis from Browar Gryfus: “Why does beer cost PLN 4, 10 or 20?”.

2:00–3:00 pm – Talk by Tomasz Wieczorek: “A Szczecin invention that helps distinguish the type of beer by touch on the neck of the bottle”.

3:30–4:00 pm – “Meet Our Breweries” – brewery stories, brewing and beer presentations.

4:00–5:00 pm – Spicy challenge with Browar Gryfus.

5:00–5:45 pm – “Craft Beer Without Secrets” – a discussion about beer culture with a representative of the West Pomeranian branch of the Polish Homebrewers Association.

6:00–7:00 pm – Beer quiz/competitions with small prizes.

8:00–9:00 pm – Concert by Marcin Simiński Trio.

9:30–10:20 pm – Stand-up comedy by Paweł Reszela.

10:30 pm–midnight – DJ set – The Deep In My Soul collective.

Midnight – End of the event.

 

Sunday, 4 October | noon–6:00 pm

12:00 pm – Opening of the third day and a recap of the previous days.

1:00–2:00 pm – Performance by vocalists from Dr Sandra Jakubowiak's Private School of Music.

2:00–3:00 pm – Beer quiz with small prizes.

3:00–4:00 pm – Tomasz Wieczorek – talk: “The 410th anniversary of Szczecin's beer revolt”.

4:00–5:00 pm – Oktoberiada – a team game show testing participants' beer knowledge.

4:00–6:00 pm – “Pivny Szczecin” – a guided walk along Szczecin's beer trail. No registration required. Starting point: Tourist Information Centre.

6:00 pm – End of the event.

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