1. Oktoberfest Is the worlds largest beerfest
It is annually held in Munich Germany
The event can bring over 450 million euros to coffers each year
The largest Oktoberfest celebration in the US is held in Zinzinnati Ohio.

2. History Oktoberfest started in 1810
The festival was celebrated on October 12 for the marriage of Bavarian Crown Prince Ludwig to the Saxon- Hildburghausen Princess Therese.
The festival was held over 5 days in front of the gates of Munich.

3. Events Original events in 1810 were Horse races
There are many amusement rides setup now
The festival starts when at noon the mayor of Munich drives a wooden tap into a beer barrel.

4. Food The most common food is Hendl
Hendl is a whole chicken grilled on a spit
A lot of meat is found at the Oktoberfest the most common is pork
A lot of different desserts are offered
Some desserts consist of sugar-glazed almonds, cotton candy, glazed fruit, ice cream, and ginger bread men with slogans in icing written on them

5. Beer The most common beverage and most well known at Oktoberfest
The beer is called Märzen
It is stronger and darker than traditional beer
It can contain up to 6% alcohol
The beer must be brewed according to strict German standards called Reinheitsgebot.

6. Music The music is typically folk, polkas, and marches.
Not only is folk music found here there can also be popular music from around the world.
Some will link arms and sway back and forth
As the evening goes on the music can get louder and louder.

7. Oktoberfest People
This Graph shows that people visit an Oktoberfest site a lot more around Oktoberfest that do not usually visit the site.

8. Questions What is the most common meat consumed? A: Beef B: Pork
C: Poltury
What is the most common type of beverage?
A: Wine
B: Rum
C: Beer

9. Answers The most common type of meat consumed is pork
The most common type of beverage is Beer

10. References http://www.oktoberfest.de/en/
(had both information and the picture of the 1810 Oktoberfest)
(had both information and the picture of the event and beer)