Imperial Arts and the Vogelsang Building are pleased to announce a new cooperative that features the finest Rosenberg has to offer: fine wine, fine cuisine, fine antiques and fine arts.
Imperial Arts’ Executive Director Edward Crowell, III announced the new cooperative effort. “The finest wine, cuisine, antiques and arts in Rosenberg happen in our two facilities, located just one-half block from each other. Our patrons may now enjoy a ‘complete evening’ in Historic Downtown Rosenberg when attending shows at the Center for the Arts.”
The historic Vogelsang Building, built in 1910, will offer extended hours on evenings when the Center for the Arts is programmed with a Gallery show or performance event. Patrons can enjoy a glass of wine, hors’ d’oeuvre or dinner at Ol’ Railroad Cafe or BR Vino, located in the Vogelsang Building, before or after attending an Imperial Arts’ event. While at the Vogelsang Building, patrons may also shop for fine antiques in Vogelsang’s Antique Emporium and for provisions of wine and hand-made jellies at Brazos River Provisions. Dinner service at Ol’ Railroad Cafe begins at 5 pm with Imperial Arts’ patrons receiving priority seating to insure that they are finished with dinner for an 8 pm concert. Reservations are available by calling 832-595-0995. Additionally, patrons will be able to enjoy the Vogelsang Building after attending a performance event with their extended hours.
Vogelsang owner Bob Vogelsang believes that the new cooperative will enhance the opportunities available for Rosenberg patrons. “Historic Downtown Rosenberg has changed a lot in the last year, and now with Imperial Arts, we are able to offer the finest evening available to downtown visitors.”