The 34th annual Oktoberfest, featuring music, crafts, German food and children's activities, runs the next six weekends, from noon-6 p.m., at Snowbird Resort.
Entertainment includes local German bands. Admission is free, with nominal fees for food and crafts. Tram rides are $10 each or $16 all day. For more information, call 800-232-9542 or log on to www.snowbird.com.
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