For the Love of Beer, Food, & Community
Louisiana Craft Beer Dinner on November 12th at 6PM
Join us at Cured on Columbia in downtown Covington for a unique, interactive fundraising experience! Forget the traditional seated dinner—this is an evening designed to move, mingle, and explore. Guests will enjoy a series of curated food stations, each paired with a beer or wine selection, all set within Cured’s cool, vibrant atmosphere.
At 8:00 PM, the experience continues as guests hop aboard the Gulf Coast Bank trolley or catch a ride on a golf cart to the nearby Doug A Brooks Family Boys & Girls Covington Club for a celebratory toast to the new building and the evening’s final course: dessert! It’s a night of great food, creative pairings, meaningful connections, and celebration—all in support of a great cause.
Louisiana Craft Beer Dinner
Be a Part of the Cause & Make a Difference
All Proceeds for this event go directly to the Boys & Girls Club Covington Unit.
The core mission statement for the Boys & Girls Club is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. Boys & Girls Clubs provide evidence-based curriculum and structured afterschool enrichment activities design to ensure that youth grow & accel during the school year.
Buy Tickets to Oxtoberfest Louisiana Craft Beer Dinner
Beer Dinner at CURED on Columbia – $100/person
- November 12th 6PM at Cured in downtown Covington
- Take a tour of the NEW Boys & Girls Doug A Brooks Family Donor Club starting at 8PM
- Every dollar from this event supports the Boys & Girls Club – Covington Unit!
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*Must to be 21 to Drink Beer. Please Drink Responsibly.
IMPACTS
Oxtoberfest was created to support the Covington Boys & Girls Club with the love of beer & the community. Since 2017, we’ve raised over $100,000 for the club.
2025 SPONSORS

ALL proceeds from this event benefit the Covington Boys & Girls Club.
Interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact us at:
info@oxtoberfest.org or call (985) 373-0623.

