About Bockfest

Bockfest is first and foremost, a community event. In addition to throwing a great, three day long party, our goal is to celebrate and support our local community. We work to grow Bockfest every year, to increase attendance, to grow the parade, to add events, and to raise more money to spread the word. However, as enthusiastic as we are about growing the festival and sharing it with an increasingly wider range of America, we are unwavering in our commitment to keep Bockfest unique, authentic and local. There is no charge to the public to attend Bockfest and we work to include all types of local businesses because our goal is to promote Over-the-Rhine, its rich heritage, and the people who live and work here to as broad of an audience as we can reach.

Volunteer at Bockfest

Bockfest doesn't happen without your support.

Individual signup opportunities will be available in January 2020.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Share your business with a great cross section of Cincinnati, over 35,000 visitors each year. There are lots of options available and we can custom fit a program to your needs.

Contact Steven Hampton at (513) 246-4346 or bockfest@otrbrewerydistrict.org for details.

Contact Us

As a grassroots community event, many people, businesses, and neighborhood groups help organize Bockfest. Primary responsibility for pre-Bockfest events, the Parade, Bockfest Hall, advertising, general promotion for the event, the shuttle bus, content on this website, and fundraisers is through the non-profit Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation.

Brewery District CURC
1619 Moore Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 246-4346
bockfest@otrbrewerydistrict.org

“Bockfest,” its logo and images are used by the non-profit Brewery District CURC with the consent of the Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing Company, Jim Effler, and others.

A number of non-profit organizations help make parts of Bockfest happen, including: Main Street OTR, the German-American Citizens League of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Neighborhood Games, and the Over-the-Rhine Chamber of Commerce.