Around 200 people attended the first Skotoberfest event at Dundee’s Bonar Hall.
The event on Saturday saw hundreds turn out to support local breweries and street food vendors.
More than 50 beers were available to try with Dundee’s 71 Brewing and Law Brewing Co in attendance.
For those who wanted to try something different, moonshine producer Highland Moon was also at the event, giving festivalgoers the opportunity to try the spirit which is made in Arbroath.
Skotoberfest was organised by Andrew Sinclair and Louise Todd of AL Elite Events Ltd who also organised the Dundee Brew Fest back in June.
When it came to getting a bite to eat, food businesses Aberdam from Aberdeen and Dirty Dawgz from Dunfermline were on hand to keep everyone fed.
Aberdam served up their popular Dutch fries alongside halloumi, salt and pepper chicken, and of course, bratwurst, while Dirty Dawgz served up a menu of five different hot dogs and nachos.
A range of games and competitions were also organised to take place during the event with volunteers participating in beer pong, giant Jenga, an eating challenge and a stein test.
A photo booth area was set up for those who wanted to get their pictures taken, could do so. Festivalgoers were encouraged to dress up for the occasion with many of the staff donning the traditional German Oktoberfest attire of dirndl dresses or lederhosen shorts.
Live entertainment including DJ Gav Will and two bands, The Maps of Fife and Cover Daddy, also kept spirits high with their music.
All photographs were taken by Kenny Smith / DC Thomson
Pictures of guests enjoying themselves at Skotoberfest at Dundee’s Bonar Hall
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