German frenzy hits South Wharf
Thousands converged on South Wharf Promenade in Southbank on Saturday October 4, for the inaugural precinct-wide Oktoberfest Festival.
Visitors were treated to a magnificent day of German-inspired food, fun and activities as the promenade was transformed into something of a bustling Munich village.
Timed to coincide with the final weekend of the real Oktoberfest in Germany, the festival featured all things German, including slap-dancers, keg tapping and bratwurst
eating contests.
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