Celebrate a Decade of Community and Fun at the 10th Annual Summerville Rotary Oktoberfest

Member Submission • Sep 19, 2024

We invite the community to join us for a day of engaging activities, exceptional food, and live entertainment.

The Summerville Oakbrook Rotary Club and the Summerville Evening Rotary Club are delighted to

announce the 10th Annual Summerville Rotary Oktoberfest, a significant milestone in our tradition of

community celebration and support. This year’s event will take place on October 5, 2024, from 11:00

AM to 6:00 PM at Hutchinson Square in downtown Summerville, South Carolina.


As we mark a decade of this cherished festival, we invite the community to join us for a day of engaging

activities, exceptional food, and live entertainment. The Oktoberfest is a free-to-attend event, with food

and beverages available for purchase.

Event Highlights Include:

  • Kids' Zone: A range of family-friendly activities including jump castles, arts and crafts, face painting, a petting zoo, and interactive games.
  • Food Truck Showcase: Over 15 food trucks featuring a diverse array of culinary options from savory to sweet.
  • Local Vendors: An opportunity to explore and purchase unique crafts and products from local artisans.
  • Beer Selection: A curated selection of local, craft, and German beers for tasting.
  • Live Music: Enjoy live music and an interactive DJ throughout the day.
  • Contests: Engage in fun contests such as Best German Costume, Brat Eating, and Stein Hoisting.

We extend our gratitude to our Title Sponsor, One Eleven Custom Carts, and our Presenting Sponsor, Publix, for their generous support, which is instrumental in making this event possible.


Join us as we celebrate a decade of Oktoberfest and look forward to creating new memories together.


For more details and updates, please visit our event page at SummervilleOktoberfest.com and follow us on social media.


Follow Us: facebook.com/SummervilleOktoberfest


About Summerville Rotary Clubs:

The Summerville Oakbrook Rotary Club and the Summerville Evening Rotary Club are committed to serving our community through various charitable initiatives. The Summerville Rotary Oktoberfest is a highlight of our fundraising efforts, supporting numerous local projects and organizations.


We look forward to celebrating with you and continuing our tradition of community engagement and festivity.

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