Raise a mug of lager to the sway of oompah music at Owen’s Ordinary on Sunday, September 29. The tavern at the Pike and Rose complex in North Bethesda will have 12 fall brews on tap — from local and international pureryos — and Bavarian fare from the kitchen. Hours are 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Liters of Oktoberfest beers are $2 off here until October 6. The bar tapped nine special selections which will run until supplies last. Try brews from Cigar City, Red Bear, Upland, and others.

Along with its Navy Yard sibling, Dacha beer garden Shaw is in the middle of a 16-day Oktoberfest party. The weekends bring live music and boots of beer through October 6.

The Georgetown hotel will celebrate Oktoberfest every Wednesday in October with a live grill station, German-style beers, and music from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sausage platters are priced at $15 while drafts of Warsteiner and Sam Adams are $6.

享受秋天的空氣在格雷厄姆酒店Georgetown. Running now through October 6, the bar will have Devil’s Backbone O’fest available for $8, a warm pretzel with beer cheese dip and mustard for $14, and a triple sausage platter for $22.

Dig in with an Oktoberfest-themed brunch at City Tap’s locations in Penn Quarter and Dupont Circle this Saturday, September 28. Dishes on the a la carte menu will range from bratwursts to German potato salad and meatballs.

Arlington’s Courthaus Social is partying all day on Saturday, October 5, with all the must-have Oktoberfest touches. Unwind with corn hole while filling up on potato pancakes ($4), Reuben rolls ($7) and cold pints of beer, including glasses from Virginia breweries Fair Winds, Solace, and Port City.

Arlington’s new beer hall is throwing an all-day Oktoberfest party on Saturday, October 5. Starting at 11 a.m., there will be beer tastings and an outdoor barbecue with brats and other sausages made on-site. Games on the turf-covered patio. include ping pong and corn hole.