Wilmington-based act SidePiece Acoustic Duo perform during Saturday's OktDoverFest.
Fred Gsell of Dover enjoys an ice cold beer Saturday during the 2nd annual OktDoverFest event on Loockerman Street
From left, Members of the Dover German American Club Lore O'Ferrall of Dover; Gene Somma of Magnolia; Stuart Knapp of Dover and John Bryant of Camden raise their mugs and toast a successful second annual OktDoverFest along Loockerman Street Saturday afternoon.
OktDoverFest committee member Amy Mullen of Felton wore a German style dress to the event Saturday.
Local artisans like glassblower Dino Ferretti of Kenton were on hand during OktDoverFest.
Ross Sheridan of Smyrna pours samples of Painted Stave Distilling spirits Saturday.
Shane Allan of Woodside enjoys two beers at the same time Saturday as he spends time on Loockerman Street during OktDoverFest.
Lloyd McGill and Felesa Rivera, both of Dover, enjoy a shot of of Delaware Distilling Company whisky.
Folks enjoy the 2nd annual OktDoverFest Saturday afternoon on Loockerman Street.
Cheryl Pierce of Dover, center, enjoys OktDoverFest with her son Brandon Pierce and daughter-in-law Sherrilee Pierce of Philadelphia.
Wilmington-based act Smokin' Joe Acoustic Duo perform on the Loockerman Street stage Saturday afternoon.
Food, beer and music were the names of the game Saturday as downtown Dover celebrated the second annual OktDoverFest along Loockerman Street.
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