Celebrate San Antonio’s German heritage with free beer tastings and live music at Parktoberfest.
Parktoberfest honors the legacy of Emma Koehler who donated 11 acres of land to the City of San Antonio in memory of her husband Otto Koehler, who owned the Pearl Brewing Association.
Emma is the reason visitors are allowed to drink on one side of the park, according to Brackenridge Park Conservancy. The land donation allowed the sale of alcoholic beverages on the west side of the San Antonio River and celebrated the beer garden that the Koehler’s operated.
Live music will feature performances by the Beethoven Männerchor, The Dirty River Jazz Band and Johnny P and the Wiseguys.The Koehler Pavilion is located at 3700 N. St. Mary’s Street in San Antonio, near the San Antonio Zoo.
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