We are heading to Kutztown PA Dutch Fest today

[LastManOut]

And in case your are planning to go, here are some coupons to save some cash to spend inside.

P.S. There is a "No Firearms" sign at the entrance. Comply/ignore at your own risk.

http://www.kutztownfestival.com/down...b-coupon08.pdf

[jcabin]

Thanks LastManOut, my girlfriend and I wanted to attend the festival this year, we learned about it while looking at kutztown university. Completely forgot all about it. Anyways, those "no firearms" signs, from what I understand, hold no legal ground in PA(someone correct me if Im wrong). Seeing that they have that sign up though, you should probably conceal because if you OC they'll ask you to leave.

[andrewjs18]

=P send me back some good ol' Bratwurst and pumpernickel bread. =)

[King 5.45]

=P send me back some good ol' Bratwurst and pumpernickel bread. =)

More like whoopie pies. schnitz und nepp, bot boi, picalilli. chow chow, stuffed pig's stomach, panhaus, and funnel cakes, don't you mean?

[andrewjs18]

Dutch Fest

I'm assuming they'd sell 'some' sort of German food, as that's where the Dutch people originate.

[LastManOut]

Chust got home, I ate a Flowering Onion, Waffle with Ice Cream, a good Brat with 'Kraut, and Orange-ade.

The prices at the Kutztown Grange stand are good, and if you're hungry, make sure you stop in to the All You Can Eat on (Becker Weg) Baker Way good prices as well.

(If you see "Tutti" tell him "Bunky" said "Guten Tog".)

[andrewjs18]

with my German roots, I DO NOT like kraut whatsoever, but my damn Sister and Mom can eat it straight out of the bag....yuck!

BTW, any AUTHENTIC German restaurants still exist in PA? The 1 I used to go to closed down.

[King 5.45]

Dutch Fest

I'm assuming they'd sell 'some' sort of German food, as that's where the Dutch people originate.

Actually, as many may have come from eastern and central Switzerland as came from the German Palatinate:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Dutch

http://www.answers.com/topic/pennsylvania-dutch