Tuscaloosa doesn’t usually smell like sauerkraut, spicy sausage and soft pretzels, but it did on Saturday when Oktoberfest, hosted at Druid City Social, rolled into town and transformed the city into a smaller version of Munich. Oktoberfest is a traditional German celebration that, despite its name, usually begins in late September. The festivities celebrate German culture, food and beer. For Tuscaloosa’s version, a $15 regular admissions ticket granted visitors access to a lively festival and a free beer stein. The event had many attractions, including live music, a 5K run and a German costume competition, but none were as popular as the annual dachshund dash. Put on by the Tuscaloosa Metro
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