Illustrative photo Brauerei Hönig Bock Tapping 2026 in Tiefenellern, Germany – Dates & Guide
The Brauerei Hönig Bockbieranstich takes place on 16 October 2026 from 15:00 in Tiefenellern. In an idyllic Franconian village setting with valley views, visitors enjoy fresh light bock beer and regional specialities at Gasthof zur Post. Free admission.
Illustrative photo Zirl Church Festival 2026: The Zachäus Singing Tradition
On 18 October 2026, the village of Zirl near Innsbruck celebrates its traditional Kirchtag with the famous Zachäussingen: a UNESCO listed, over 300 year old custom of bells, singing and blessing that begins in the early morning hours.
Illustrative photo Klosterbräu Bock Beer Tapping Bamberg 2026 – Historic Brewery Event
The Klosterbräu Bamberg Bock Beer Tapping takes place on 16 October 2026 in the historic wooden and vaulted halls of Bamberg’s oldest brewery. Free admission, freshly tapped Bock beer and Franconian hospitality in the heart of the old town.
Illustrative photo Bock Beer Tapping Brauerei Först 2026 in Drügendorf (Eggolsheim), Germany – Authentic Local Barrel Opening
The Bock Beer Tapping at Brauerei Först takes place on 16 October 2026 from 17:00 in Drügendorf (Eggolsheim), Germany. This local barrel-opening event at the traditional family brewery (since 1525) offers an authentic boutique atmosphere mainly for villagers and true beer lovers. Free admission.
Illustrative photo Bokbier Weekend Haarlem, Netherlands 2026: Dates, Cafés & Programme
Bokbier Weekend Haarlem 2026 takes place from 16 to 18 October in Haarlem’s city centre. Cafés around Grote Markt serve autumn bock beer, tastings and evening events. Entry is free; you pay for drinks at the venues.
Illustrative photo Bockbieranstich at Brauerei Krug 2026: Bock Beer Tapping in Geisfeld
On October 17, 2026, Brauerei Krug in Geisfeld near Bamberg invites visitors to its traditional Bockbieranstich in the historic courtyard from 17:00. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo Jeneverfeesten 2026 in Hasselt, Belgium – Dates, Programme & Visitor Guide
The Jeneverfeesten 2026 take place on 17 and 18 October in the historic centre of Hasselt, Belgium. The traditional city festival features jenever tastings, the famous waiter’s race, music and a lively programme. Entry is free.
Illustrative photo Auer Dult Kirchweihdult 2026 in Munich – Dates, Market & Funfair Guide
The Kirchweihdult of the Auer Dult 2026 takes place from 17 to 25 October on Mariahilfplatz in Munich. With around 250 stalls, rides and Bavarian specialities it offers an authentic folk-festival atmosphere. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo Belgische Bierweek De Beyerd 2026 in Breda – Belgian Beers & Tastings
Belgische Bierweek De Beyerd 2026 takes place from 17 to 25 October at Café & Brouwerij De Beyerd in Breda. The focus is on Belgian specialty beers and the cosy atmosphere of this traditional beer café. Entrance is normally free.
Illustrative photo Brassigaume Festival, Marbehan, Belgium 2026: Dates, Beers & Visitor Guide
Brassigaume 2026 takes place on 17 and 18 October at the Complexe du Bois-des-Isles in Marbehan, Belgium. Twenty-four artisan breweries, free entry and tastings in a heated marquee make the 25th edition one of the Gaume’s most authentic craft beer weekends.
Illustrative photo Herbstlibori Festival, Paderborn, Germany 2026: Fair Dates, Rides & Tips
Herbstlibori 2026 runs from 17 to 25 October on Liboriberg in Paderborn. On a 400-metre fairground, more than 60 showmen offer rides, food and entertainment; admission is free. On the closing day the fair meets the cathedral relic festival and late-night shopping Sunday.
Illustrative photo Cider Festival Basel 2026: Swiss Cider Variety at the Markthalle
Cider Festival Basel 2026 brings over a dozen Swiss producers and 31 ciders to the Markthalle Basel on October 17. Admission is free, with tastings available via a degustation glass.