The Oktoberfest of Santa Cruz do Sul is the Oktoberfest edition form the city of Santa Cruz do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The first edition dates back to 1984, and since then a yearly edition has taken place, except in 1993, when the city was going through financial difficulties, and 2020 caused by COVID-19 pandemic.[1] The last editions have been ten days long. In 2003, 464.900 people attended the event, consuming 210 thousand liters of keg beer.[2]: 38
Data
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Data from the Oktoberfest of Santa Cruz do Sul | ||||
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Edition | Year | Public | Keg beer brand | Keg beer consumed (liters) |
1st | 1984 | 140,000[2]: 20 | Antarctica | 63,500 |
2nd | 1985 | 221,000[2]: 21 | Brahma | 109,000 |
3rd | 1986 | 320,000[2]: 22 | Brahma | 120,000 |
4th | 1987 | 381,000[2]: 23 | Brahma | 147,000 |
5th | 1988 | 366,146[2]: 24 | Brahma | 160,000 |
6th | 1989 | 420,000[2]: 25 | Brahma | 346,406 |
7th | 1990 | 162,000[2]: 26 | Brahma | 208,000 |
8th | 1991 | 121,634[2]: 27 | Brahma | 115,4000 |
9th | 1992 | 127,000[2]: 28 | — | 28,851 [lower-alpha 1] |
There was no edition in 1993 due to financial difficulties | ||||
10th | 1994 | 194,000[2]: 29 | Brahma, Antarctica | 115,000 |
11th | 1995 | 230,000[2]: 30 | Brahma, Antarctica | 150,000 |
12th | 1996 | 282,600[2]: 31 | Brahma, Antarctica | 155,000 |
13th | 1997 | 321,700[2]: 32 | Antarctica, Schincariol | 177,200 |
14th | 1998 | 415,000[2]: 33 | Antarctica, Brahma | 228,000 |
15th | 1999 | 385,000[2]: 34 | Antarctica, Brahma | 211,000 |
16th | 2000 | 408,800[2]: 35 | Antarctica, Schincariol | 220,000 |
17th | 2001 | 456,500[2]: 36 | Antarctica, Schincariol | 246,500 |
18th | 2002 | 415,500[2]: 37 | Ambev – Antarctica | 265,900 |
19th | 2003 | 464,900[2]: 38 | Brahma | 210,000 |
20th | 2004 | 412,000[2]: 39 | Kaiser, Heineken and Xingu | 185,400 |
21st | 2005 | 376,100[2]: 40 | Brahma | 206,000 |
22nd | 2006 | 422,100[2]: 41 | Brahma | 177,000 |
23rd | 2007 | 445,300[2]: 42 | Brahma | 230,000 |
24th | 2008 | 455,000[2]: 43 | Brahma | 227,500 |
25th | 2009 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
26th | 2010 | 140,400 payers [3] | Unknown | Unknown |
27th | 2011 | 152,300 payers [lower-alpha 2] [3] | Unknown | Unknown |
28th | 2012 | 134,100 payers [4] | Unknown | Unknown |
29th | 2013 | 134,200 payers [5] | Unknown | Unknown |
30th | 2014 | 138,300 payers [6] | Unknown | Unknown |
31st | 2015 | 130,000 payers [7][8] | Unknown | Unknown |
32nd | 2016 | 150,000 payers [lower-alpha 3] [7] | Unknown | Unknown |
36th | 2020 | Deferred to 2021 caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. | ||
See also
References
- ↑ Ribeiro, José Renato (3 March 2011). "Polêmica e muitas dificuldades financeiras" (PDF). Gazeta do Sul (ano 67, nº 32 ed.). Santa Cruz do Sul. pp. 6–7. Retrieved 3 September 2011.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Ana Cristina dos Santos; Marcus André Bugs; Maria Luiza Rauber Schuster; Guido Ernani Kuhn (pesquisa). A História da Oktoberfest de Santa Cruz do Sul (RS) [The History of the Oktoberfest of Santa Cruz do Sul (RS)] (PDF) (in Portuguese). Guido Ernani Kuhn, Museu do Colégio Mauá. Tuta Comunicação/Gráfica Garten Sul. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 March 2017.
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ignored (help) - 1 2 "Público pagante da 27ª Oktoberfest ultrapassa 152 mil pessoas" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 18 February 2017.
- ↑ "Com desfile temático, Oktoberfest 2013 termina em Santa Cruz do Sul" (in Portuguese). G1. 13 October 2013.
- ↑ "Balanço da 29ª Oktoberfest aponta resultado de R$ 454,5 mil" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 18 February 2017.
- ↑ "Apresentado Balanço Financeiro da 30ª Oktoberfest" (in Portuguese). Archived from the original on 18 February 2017.
- 1 2 "Público da 32a Oktoberfest e Feirasul é 20% superior ao do ano passado" (in Portuguese). Oktoberfest de Santa Cruz do Sul. Archived from the original on 2017-02-19.
- ↑ "Público pagante da 31ª Oktoberfest chega a 130 mil pessoas" [Paying public of the 31st Oktoberfest reaches 130 thousand people] (in Portuguese). Gazeta do Sul. 26 October 2016. Archived from the original on 9 March 2017.
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