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The Art Museum of Southeast Texas hosts its own Oktoberfest

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By Nick Keppler

Published on November 28, 2007 at 1:40am

Who says Oktoberfest has to end in October? Certainly not us, and certainly not the Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont, which holds its Okto-like Art of Beer fund-raiser today. AMSET is promising “some of the world’s finest beers” along with hamburgers, bratwurst and German folk band Alpenfest. We’re not sure where the “Art of” comes in. There isn’t much brew-related about the museum’s current exhibits — “Tejas del Oeste al Este,” featuring Chicano works of every variety from the El Paso Museum of Art, and “Somethin’ Out of Nothin’,” showcasing the massive, makeshift totem poles of the local Felix ‘Fox’ Harris — though both are fun and sense-altering. Maybe “Art with Beer” would’ve been a better title. Either way, pour us a mug. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 500 Main Street in Beaumont. For information and reservations, call 409-832-3432 or visit www.amset.org. $45 to $50.
Thu., Nov. 29, 6-10 p.m., 2007