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Strebersdorf Oktoberfest 2026: Date and Programme

Sep 20, 2026 🇦🇹 Vienna, Austria 4 Views

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What is the Strebersdorf Oktoberfest?

The Strebersdorf Oktoberfest is a relaxed Frühschoppen (late morning get together) with Bavarian Austrian flair, hosted by the Kulturverein Strebersdorf in Vienna's 21st district, Floridsdorf. Over freshly tapped beer, hearty Oktoberfest specialities and brass band music, neighbours gather for a laid back Sunday morning; the event has already become a small local tradition, having taken place at the same venue in previous years.

When is the Oktoberfest 2026?

The Oktoberfest takes place on Sunday, 20 September 2026, from 11:00 AM. The musical accompaniment for the Frühschoppen comes from the Dorfmusik Strebersdorf, a brass band founded in 1946 that regularly performs at Frühschoppen and Dämmerschoppen events in the area.

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Where does the Oktoberfest take place?

The event takes place at the Kulturzentrum Strebersdorf on Rußbergstraße 13/13 in Vienna's 21st district, Floridsdorf; celebrations are held outdoors in front of the hall. In case of bad weather, organisers move the festivities inside the hall.

What can visitors expect?

Guests can look forward to freshly tapped beer, hearty Oktoberfest specialities and lively entertainment from the Dorfmusik Strebersdorf. The atmosphere is deliberately cosy and neighbourly; dirndls and lederhosen are welcome but by no means required.

How much does entry cost?

Entry to the Strebersdorf Oktoberfest is free.

Visitor Tips for Kulturzentrum Strebersdorf

  • Since the Frühschoppen starts around 11:00 AM, a morning visit is the best time to catch the brass band.
  • Dress for changeable weather, since the event is held outdoors in front of the hall, with the hall itself as a backup in case of rain.
  • Kulturzentrum Strebersdorf is easily reached by tram line 26 towards Strebersdorf.
  • With free entry, the festival makes for an easy, spontaneous family outing without much planning needed.
  • A dirndl or lederhosen suit the occasion but are not required to attend.

Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →

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