Events in Bryan, TX

This grief support group provides a caring setting to share feelings, remember loved ones, and connect with others who have faced similar losses. Compassionate support is offered throughout. For details, contact Tiffany Stephen at 979-383-2520 or tstephen@hospicebv.org.

A relaxed breakfast gathering at IHOP in Bryan, TX brings together service oriented men for conversation and connection. Held weekly, it offers an easy way to meet others with a heart for service over a casual meal. New participants are welcome.

The Arts Center hosts a weekly open painting session that encourages artists to connect, collaborate, and grow creatively. Participation is free. Work alongside others at covered tables with access to a wet room. Oil and spray paints are not permitted. Bring your own supplies and a table easel if you need one. Pack a lunch, and feel free to use the refrigerator and microwave. An RSVP is requested.

Enjoy a relaxed night of tabletop fun at Clockwork Games & Events with Pride Brazos and Clockwork Games & Events. Attendees can bring favorite card and board games to share. People of all ages are welcome, and minors should attend with an adult. No purchase is required, though supporting the shop is encouraged. The selection of games will depend on the organizers, the size of the group, and what participants bring. It is a friendly, social setting where no prior gaming experience is needed.

SINGO offers a music-infused take on bingo, and there is no cost to participate. Enjoy a favorite drink, a deli meal, or late-night coffee while you play for a chance to win fun prizes.

Enjoy a free live music set in Bryan, Texas as Ricky Montijo brings his solo one-person band to The Owl Pub & Grill in Historic Downtown Bryan. The performance blends soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae for a lively, multi-genre show. The Owl Pub & Grill is a neighborhood bar with pub favorites and drinks in a relaxed late-night setting, offering ample seating, dart boards, a photo booth, and a spacious patio that make it an easy place to grab food, spend time with friends, and listen to live music in the heart of Bryan.

Coffee and fresh donuts await at Earl Graham Legion Hall, where the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 159 sponsors and serves a casual gathering for veterans and their families. Enjoy a relaxed setting to connect with fellow service members and share conversation. No membership is required, and veterans are welcome to bring family members or friends.

The summer time trial series at Lake Bryan East uses a staggered start format, with individual results recorded each week so riders can follow their progress across the season. Meet at the kiosk by the East Side gate for the starting location. Participants can choose a full route of about 5.5 miles that includes technical features on Octopus, or a shorter option of roughly 3.5 miles that bypasses most of that section. The course highlights include Roller Coaster, Octopus, Loop de Loop, the Octopus return, Turnback at Wildflower, and Last Call. Roles include riding, cheering, or assisting with timing.

Marriage in Community is a free monthly date night at Ice House on Main for engaged and newlywed couples. It offers a chance to slow down, hear candid insights about marriage, and spend intentional time together while meeting others in a similar life stage. Each gathering includes a brief talk of about fifteen minutes from a married couple or another subject matter expert on a topic that matters in marriage, followed by private discussion time with guided questions. A cash bar is available and light snacks are provided. This is not a seminar and not a church service. It is an evening created for depth, conversation, and the possibility of new friendships. The flow typically begins with mingling over drinks and snacks, continues with a short program, and then shifts to cocktails and discussion before wrapping up. There is no cost to attend, and an RSVP is requested to help plan for snacks and seating. This recurring series takes place in The Parlor at Ice House on Main and encourages couples to invest in their marriages beyond the wedding day.

Celebrate the finale of the Century Square Cinemas summer series with a free, open-to-all screening of The Devil Wears Prada 2 beneath twinkling lights on The Green. Blankets, chairs, and favorite movie snacks are welcome. The evening leans into fashion and fun, with stylish outfits, a little shopping, and beverages to go for a relaxed girls night out. Parking options include complimentary garage parking, paid surface spots, and customer valet.

At Hotel McCoy in South College Station, enjoy a summer evening market filled with local shopping, original music in the courtyard, and handcrafted cocktails, wine, and beer. Browse handmade goods, art, and pop-ups from local creatives and small businesses in a relaxed outdoor atmosphere. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and dog friendly. Vendors interested in participating can email collegestation@hotelmccoy.com to be connected with the market coordinator.

Stage 12 hosts a creative evening where guests can paint their own canvas tote bags while enjoying live music from Trey Gonzalez. All art materials are supplied, so participants can settle in and focus on their designs. The music is free, and food and beverages are available for purchase, creating a relaxed setting for a fun night of crafting and live performance.

Friday evenings spotlight original songs and the artists behind them in a continuing music series. Storytelling, songwriting, and live sets from local and touring musicians shape the night. Handcrafted cocktails and courtyard games round out the experience, creating a relaxed setting for music, community, and connection beneath the stars.

Get a head start on fall and holiday shopping while supporting local small businesses. A wide variety of vendors will feature women’s and children’s clothing, home, holiday and garden decor, gourmet treats, handmade and fashion jewelry, fashion trucks, and more. Admission is $5 cash. Teachers, military personnel and first responders with ID, along with children under 15, receive free entry. Vendors interested in participating can inquire with full business information.

Settle in for a lively story time, then keep the creativity going with an arts and crafts activity afterward. A welcoming way to enjoy stories and make something fun.

College Station introduces its first Restaurant Week, a citywide celebration of local dining. Participating restaurants, including Casa do Brasil, Juanita’s, De Baca Steakhouse, and Brazos Proper Texas Kitchen, will feature curated menus and prix fixe pricing throughout the week. It is an easy way to explore new places or finally try a spot you have been eyeing, with special offerings that make tasting around town more accessible. The event also gives back, with 10 percent of menu proceeds, excluding alcohol, supporting the Brazos Valley Food Bank. The complete restaurant lineup and detailed menus will be announced soon.

Registration is open to the public for DEGART Vision, an international multi-day creative experience at Degallery in Bryan, Texas. The program centers on photography, digital arts, AI art, visual storytelling, and emerging technologies in the arts, bringing together artists, photographers, educators, designers, technologists, students, and art lovers to explore the future of visual expression through creativity, collaboration, and innovation. Attendees can look forward to artist talks and lectures, live demonstrations, exhibitions with an opening reception, meet and greet networking, community photo walks, activities focused on digital, AI, AR, and photography, educational sessions and creative conversations, opportunities to connect with both established and emerging artists, and special workshops with hands-on learning. General registration is $35 for adults and $15 for students, and includes access to presentations, exhibitions, networking events, demonstrations, the opening reception, and select public programs. Some workshops require separate registration and an additional fee, travel and lodging are not included, and space is limited for certain activities. The event is open to experienced professionals, students, hobbyists, and anyone inspired by creativity and innovation.

Experience a complimentary preview of The Dance Barre’s new 12-week Intro to Belly Dancing program. This session is designed for true beginners, so no prior dance experience or equipment is needed. Instructor Katherine Logsdon will introduce foundational techniques such as isolations, shimmies, and hip circles, with time to ask her questions about the full course. If you choose to register before the day ends, you can secure Early Bird pricing of $155 per 28 days before it increases to $185 per 28 days. The demo is free and open to everyone, whether you are ready to enroll or simply exploring something new.

Century Square presents a weekly Thursday trivia series on The Green from March through November. Participants test their knowledge in sports, history, music, and rotating themes such as cartoons, architecture, fashion, and more, with prizes up for grabs. The event takes place outdoors, and food and drinks are available from nearby restaurants. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on The Green. Admission is free and open to the public, with complimentary parking offered in the garage. Since the activity depends on weather, updates are shared through social media stories during inclement conditions.

Stage 12 hosts an ice cream social with free live music from Cole Stephens. Bring friends or meet new faces while playing board games and enjoying sweet treats. Ice cream scoops are available for purchase, and wearing a band tee gets you a $1 scoop. Expect a relaxed setting for casual play, conversation, and live tunes.

Explore photo encaustics with Master Artist Jaimie Ladysh in a two-day workshop that shows how to elevate photographs using color, heat, and wax. The curriculum covers the basics of working with encaustics, including tools and materials, safety, background history, and a range of techniques, along with guidance for setting up a simple studio at home. Participants will create three pieces in total, starting with a learning image and then moving on to two works made from their own photographs. Techniques will incorporate colored pencils, pastels, oil pastels, and egg tempera. All materials are provided except the images you bring, and the workshop fee is $250, which includes supplies.

This two day expo at the Brazos County Expo showcases thousands of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and small mammals, along with feeders and supplies available to the public at discounted prices. Meet knowledgeable breeders, explore an educational area with hands on learning, and enjoy on site concessions throughout the event. Admission is $10 for adults for one day or $15 for two days. Children ages 5 to 12 are $5 for one day or $8 for two days, and children 4 and under are free.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Spec’s Wines, Spirits & Finer Foods in College Station, serving a selection that includes Maine, Connecticut, and garlic lobster rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Ordering through the app is available for faster pickup and to earn rewards. This stop is cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in‑app payments.

Eats & Beats brings a laid-back summer vibe to the Lake Walk Pavilion with live music, local flavors, and plenty of community spirit beneath the Texas sky. This installment features Danny Mac and the Texas Yacht Squadron. Admission is free. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets and settle in for an evening of entertainment. Food and beverages are available for purchase from Campfire, and local partners enhance the experience with special activities throughout the series.

Stage 12 hosts a free cookie-decorating night paired with live music from local artist Jillian Hudson. Decorate your own treats with a range of toppings, colors, and designs while the music sets the mood. Cookie decorating is complimentary while supplies last, and food and drinks will be available for purchase.

The third Pack Fresh Card Show brings more than 65 tables to The Brazos Center, showcasing TCG favorites like Pokémon, One Piece, Magic: The Gathering, and Dragon Ball, along with sports cards and more. Explore singles, graded slabs, sealed products, accessories, and other collectibles while connecting with fellow enthusiasts to buy, sell, and trade. Early Bird admission is $12. General admission is $4 online or $5 at the door, and kids 12 and under are admitted free. Parking is free, and giveaways take place every hour.

Cousins Maine Lobster is arriving at Blackwater Draw Brewing Co. with a lineup made for pairing with a cold beer. The menu includes lobster rolls in Maine, Connecticut, and garlic styles, along with lobster tacos, quesadillas, grilled cheese, tots, and lobster tails. Soups include lobster bisque and clam chowder, and whoopie pies add a sweet finish. Preordering and rewards are available through the Cousins Maine Lobster app. Service is cashless, with payments accepted via major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

The Daytimers host a welcoming gathering that features a guest speaker, then continues with lunch, time for fellowship, and games. Everyone is welcome.

A limited-time promotion features tattoos about the size of a palm for $150, with shading included. Color can be added for an extra $20. Styles offered include traditional, black and gray, floral, and fine line designs. Availability is limited.

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Creativity lives in everyone, yet experiences can dim confidence. This Sacred Circle, inspired by Julia Cameron's book The Artist's Way, is for those looking to recover their creative spark. The group meets monthly, and participants share their creative pursuits and support each other. The emphasis is on nurturing creativity as a source of enrichment for both life and spirit.

This First Friday event in the Parlor offers a relaxing evening with friends, cocktails, and a glass of wine or two.

On the First Friday of each month, the streets of Historic Downtown Bryan become a lively open-air stage with live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities. Downtown shops and restaurants keep their doors open late, creating an evening of exploring, dining, and discovering local favorites. A beloved monthly happening across the Brazos Valley and a go-to outing in Aggieland, it offers something engaging around every corner. Details for this month’s activities will be posted.

Mattie Rose takes the stage for a live performance at the Texas A&M Hotel in CSTAT. Enjoy a set of music from the artist at this hotel venue.

This friendly gathering at Wellborn Baptist Church offers fellowship and breakfast tacos ahead of the Texas A&M vs Missouri State game. It is open to veterans and their families.

Settle into a calming yoga session that focuses on relaxation and renewal. Please bring your own mat. It welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners. It is held every Tuesday at BCC.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its menu to HTeaO in College Station, inviting everyone to pair refreshing tea with favorites like Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos, quesadillas, tots, tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Warm bowls of lobster bisque or clam chowder are available, and whoopie pies round out the treat list. Ordering ahead through the CML App is available, and purchases can earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payments are accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

An uplifting evening honoring survivors' healing journeys at SARC’s Celebrate for a Cause. This year’s gathering embraces a Deep in the Heart of Texas theme, aiming for a Texas sized impact and a community that stands strong for survivors. The program features live and silent auctions along with SARC’s signature Wine & Whiskey Pull, with each experience supporting the cause. A candle lighting offers a meaningful tribute to a survivor and a reminder of why this work matters. Tickets, sponsorship opportunities, and raffle tickets are available.

Stage 12 is hosting an easygoing evening at the movies with free admission. Bring friends, pick up some popcorn, and settle in for a fun screening.

BURN teams up with 1% Skynyrd for a tribute showcase celebrating the music of Deep Purple and Lynyrd Skynyrd. These Texas tribute acts bring the classic catalogs to life with iconic songs and a fully immersive concert experience from both bands.

A monthly market begins on Friday with daytime shopping that leads into an evening Sip & Shop. The celebration continues on the second Saturday with a fun day of shopping and music.

College Station Comic Con celebrates pop culture for fans of comics, anime, gaming, superheroes, collectibles, and cosplay. The convention includes celebrity guests, a large vendor area, cosplay contests, a gaming zone, trading card game battles, and more. It offers opportunities to shop, compete, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and celebrate what you love alongside a community that understands.

Granny's House of Cookies will take part in Joe's Place Farmers Market. Look for this participant during the market.

Two men from different generations share how 9/11 and its aftermath shaped their lives, tracing a connection forged through service and sacrifice. World Trade Center firefighter Bill Spade, the sole survivor of FDNY Rescue Company 5, and combat veteran Jaymes Poling, who served three tours in Afghanistan, recount pivotal moments, the resilience they found, and the burdens that remain. Their stories unfold in the shadow of the attacks and the ensuing years of war, revealing a surprising connection grounded in strength, purpose, and the enduring cost of service.

Enjoy a Barbie themed Bingo Night presented by BCS REALTORS® Give Back. All proceeds benefit Voices for Children, creating a fun way to support an important cause.

Enjoy a free evening of live music in Bryan as Ricky Montijo brings his one-man band to The Owl Pub & Grill in the city’s historic downtown. Expect a dynamic mix of soul, rock, pop, Latin, and reggae from a single performer. The neighborhood pub serves classic fare and drinks and keeps a relaxed vibe. With ample seating, dart boards, a photo booth, and a roomy patio, it is a comfortable place to grab a bite, meet up with friends, and catch the show in the center of town.

Teams and colleagues compete in a Pro-Am tournament at Topgolf in Bryan in support of Special Olympics Texas. This charity event welcomes all skill levels and offers a chance to take part in friendly competition while raising funds. Registration secures a place once the fundraising minimum is met, which is $300 per person or $1,500 for a team of five. Each participant receives a personal fundraising page to collect contributions from family, friends, and coworkers. Only those who meet the minimum are eligible to play, and anyone below the $300 per person goal is responsible for the remaining amount. All participants must meet the fundraising goal by the stated deadline, with SOTX Athletes exempt from that deadline requirement. No prior golf experience is necessary.

Spend an evening under the courtyard lights at Hotel McCoy exploring a market of local vendors with original music in the courtyard, cocktails, and a welcoming community vibe in South College Station. Browse handmade goods, art, and more while supporting local creatives and small businesses. The bar will be open with wine, beer, and spirits, and the outdoor setting offers an easygoing night market atmosphere. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and dog friendly. Those interested in participating as a vendor can inquire by email to be connected with the market coordinator.

Stage 12 hosts an upbeat night of music, filled with feel-good energy and a festive atmosphere. It is a chance to enjoy a jam-worthy soundtrack with friends and make lasting memories.

After stepping away to pursue his goals, Aiden Ross returns for a homecoming concert that opens the OPAS season. Fresh off his victory on The Voice, he takes the stage with a full band, appearances by special guests, and a set of original songs. This performance is made possible with support from Village Foods & Pharmacy and the Wendy Flynn Real Estate Team - Keller Williams Bryan College Station.

This spirited tailgate at Aggie Park centers on the Texas A&M vs Kentucky matchup. It offers good food, cold drinks, and an upbeat atmosphere filled with Aggie pride. A memorable game day gathering for Aggies and friends.

Toodie’s BBQ returns for one day, with James Taylor as the pit master, to help raise funds that support the department and community. Attendees can get barbecue that has been missed for years, bid in a silent auction, and purchase baked goods.

Kentucky heads to Kyle Field to face Texas A&M in an early season SEC showdown. It is a meeting of contrasting approaches, with Kentucky’s physical style against the Aggies’ emphasis on speed and depth. A loud home crowd can swing momentum quickly, adding intensity to every snap.

Now starting its 42nd year of serving the horse community since 1985, the Lost Horizon Arena Saddle Series offers a full slate of speed and pattern classes. The order of events features Key Hole, Potato Race, Ring A Pole, Heart Race, Pole Bending, Arena Race, Straightaway Barrels, and Cloverleaf Barrels. Age divisions include 10 and under, 11 to 17, and 18 and over, with Open available for Pole Bending and Cloverleaf Barrels. Entry is $10.00 per class when entered the day of the show or $5.00 per class with advance entry. Advance entries are accepted from Monday through Friday at 10 PM the week before the show. There is a $15.00 ground charge for the entire saddle series and a $15.00 per day hook up charge with very limited availability. Show rules will be posted. Awards require participation in at least 7 of the 11 shows, and a minimum of 3 classes must be entered for a show to count. Plaques are awarded for 1st through 6th place in every class, and High Point is awarded at each show for every age group. End of the year awards include a saddle to the High Point Champion and Reserve Champion in each age group. Third through sixth place receive belt buckles, and seventh through tenth place receive tack. Champions in Barrels and Poles receive belt buckles. For the top four times run average, at least 12 runs are required. Advance entries may be texted, messaged, or called in to 979-777-7444, or emailed to lhrplayday@gmail.com. Entries must be received by Friday at 10:00 PM. No exceptions. Please make sure you receive confirmation.

Stage 12 hosts a free movie night where friends can gather, grab popcorn, and enjoy a film together.

Hosted by the Brazos Valley Beekeeper Association, Bee School 2026 brings together vendors, speakers, raffles, and a wealth of knowledge. Registration opens, and you can mark yourself as Going to stay informed about speaker announcements and vendor updates.

Certified child passenger safety technicians will verify that car seats are installed correctly, confirm a proper fit for each child, and examine seats for damage, recalls, or expiration. Replacement car seats are available for families who qualify. No appointment is required. Walk-ins are accepted and will be assisted in the order of arrival while supplies last. The focus is on helping every child travel as safely as possible.

Aggieland Card Show brings collectors, dealers, and hobby enthusiasts from across Texas to College Station for a full weekend of buying, selling, and trading sports cards, Pokémon, trading card games, and memorabilia. The show features more than 140 vendor tables and offers free admission, with VIP access available. Vendor inquiries are currently being accepted, and additional vendors and guests will be announced.

This Oktoberfest celebration features fresh releases of beer and food, a stein holding contest, and plenty of festive fun.

Finlyte will be at the National Business Expo in Bryan/College Station, showcasing solutions that help companies scale with expert NetSuite implementation, outsourced accounting, and CFO advisory services. The team will be available at a booth to discuss ways to streamline financial operations so they support growth rather than slow it down.

This B2B expo in Bryan College Station brings together enterprises, startups, and small businesses focused on starting, buying or selling a company, launching new products, and exploring new markets. It assembles hundreds of owners, decision makers, and professionals from emerging companies to Fortune 500 organizations. A business casual to professional dress code is enforced. The experience centers on discovery, with attendees walking the floor to encounter new products, services, technologies, and partners for the first time, then stopping to compare solutions, engage in conversations, and build connections that can move their organizations forward. Exhibitors receive an 8x8 space with a 6 ft table and two chairs at no extra charge, an attendee phone directory with company, name, title, and phone, and placement on a floor plan designed to spark conversations and generate leads. Booth choices include an aisle location at $995, a prime aisle endcap at $1,495, and a wall location with power at $1,995 that suits large displays and 10x10 backdrops. A single check-in booth is available at $2,995 and is positioned so every attendee passes it first. A sponsor package at $7,000 includes two exhibitor booths, two email campaigns to a list of more than 100,000 subscribers, a full-page directory ad with a featured website listing, the attendee contact list with emails, and premium branding across event promotions. Visibility boosters include directory ads at $99 for a line with a VIP badge, $249 for a half page with a VIP badge, and $499 for a full page with a VIP badge. Additional add-ons can feature logos on lanyards, foyer entry signage, tote bags and inserts, media and podcast interviews, promotional video recording, speaking opportunities, direct mail to new LLCs and DBAs, email spotlight campaigns, lead follow-up call campaigns, and branded swag, with several options offered in limited quantities. The expo is designed for professionals intent on growth and connection, including business owners and founders, senior executives, leaders in marketing, sales, and business development, HR, technology, cybersecurity and IT, operations, procurement and supply chain, consultants, franchise owners and business brokers, lenders, and specialists across financial services, insurance, fintech, SaaS, AI, and apps. Arriving early, bringing a colleague, and carrying plenty of business cards are encouraged. Purchases are nonrefundable and will be applied to the next expo. For sponsorship and exhibitor details, contact Freddy Goerges at 713-409-6127 or Fgoerges@gmail.com, or reach Sean Star at 832-670-4700 or asocietymarketing@gmail.com.

Historic Downtown Bryan comes alive each month for First Friday, featuring street-side entertainment with live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities. Downtown shops and restaurants keep late hours so there is time to browse and dine while enjoying the scene. This monthly gathering in Aggieland highlights the First Friday tradition. Details for this month’s activities will be provided separately.

Stage 12 sets the scene for a high-energy night of music, creating a festive, fun atmosphere for a memorable evening.

A multi-family garage sale features a wide assortment from several households, including pots and pans, glassware, clothing, and other household items, plus some furniture. The sale offers a varied selection of practical goods in one convenient stop.

At Brazos County Expo, this GHQHA ranch and performance show welcomes horses of all breeds, whether registered or not, along with riders and horses at every experience level. Each show in the series is single judged and offers Daily High Point and Reserve awards, with additional year-end High Point and Reserve honors. The shows are PAC approved, so eligible participants can earn points. Competitors are encouraged to review the current show rules before their first show, which are based on the AQHA rule book. Entry forms are available on the Show Forms page, and two liability releases are required. For participants 18 and under, a parent or court-appointed guardian must sign the releases.

From the creators of the hit The Simon & Garfunkel Story comes a new docu-concert, The Phil Collins Story, at Rudder Auditorium. The production explores his path from chart-topping years with Genesis to a solo career recognized with multiple Grammy Awards, and on to Academy Award winning work for Disney. Presented as an immersive musical journey, it brings the songs to life with performers from around the world, intricate lighting, advanced audio, and dynamic projections for strong visual and emotional impact. From the first downbeat to the final cymbal choke, the rhythm keeps moving.

Spend an evening at Topgolf (Bryan) blending lighthearted competition with a meaningful cause. Enjoy a fajita dinner, two hours of open play, and a silent auction, plus a chance to claim bragging rights for the longest drive. The event raises funds for Chosen and its mission to improve lives and health by supplying healthcare equipment in local communities and around the world.

Enjoy a free movie night at Stage 12. Share the experience with friends, snack on popcorn, and settle in for a relaxed screening. Admission is free.

Celebrate America: 250 Years of Opportunity gathers attendees at Miramont Country Club for a charitable, enjoyable night supporting Unlimited Potential.

Stage 12 hosts Movie Night with free admission and a complimentary screening. Bring friends, grab some popcorn, and enjoy a night at the movies.

Stage 12 hosts a casual movie night with no admission cost. The evening features a relaxed setting, popcorn, and a film that makes for an easy night out with friends.

An atmospheric candlelit concert fills Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church in College Station with music inspired by Halloween. The Listeso String Quartet presents a program that ranges from Thriller by Michael Jackson and Gounod's Funeral March of a Marionette to the Allegro molto from Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Ghostbusters. The evening also features the prelude from Psycho, Saint-Saëns' Danse macabre, Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain, the Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, all performed by the warm glow of candlelight. Seating within each zone is allocated in order of arrival. The experience is suitable for ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue offers ADA accessibility.

Make A Stand Bully Rescue marks its 15th anniversary with the 2026 Bully Bash Festival, presented by Tabor Road Veterinary Hospital and hosted by Century Square in College Station. The day features live music provided by Century Square, a variety of vendors, a silent auction and raffle, partnerships with fellow rescues, and chances to meet adoptable animals. This family-friendly celebration is free and open to the community, with a focus on finding homes for bully breeds in need, promoting responsible pet ownership, and advancing the rescue’s mission to end canine neglect through comprehensive foster and adoption programs.

Spooky season arrives at Hotel McCoy with an outdoor evening market in South College Station. Browse local vendors showcasing handmade goods, art, and more while original music plays in the courtyard. The bar will be serving wine, beer, and spirits, creating a relaxed setting for shopping and community connection. Admission is free, and the gathering is both family friendly and dog friendly. For vendor participation inquiries, email collegestation@hotelmccoy.com to be connected with the market coordinator.

Stage 12 hosts a free movie night with popcorn and a friendly, laid-back atmosphere. Admission is free, making it a simple way to relax and enjoy a film with friends.

At Rudder Auditorium, Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober set out to reassemble the legendary Celebration Stone, a long-lost treasure said to bring everyone together for the ultimate party. Their quest leads through newly discovered caverns in Fraggle Rock and beyond, where unexpected magic is revealed and teamwork becomes the key to uniting the artifact’s missing pieces. The story unfolds on stage with new walk-around Fraggles, tiny Doozers, a towering Gorg, and other imaginative puppet creatures from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, all paired with fan-favorite songs and vivid visual effects for a nostalgia-filled journey. Written and directed by John Tartaglia, this inaugural live production surrounds audiences with immersive in-theater effects, playful interactivity, heartfelt moments, and charming new characters. It offers a lively, family-friendly experience for first-time theatergoers and longtime fans, filled with music, laughter, and the joyful spirit of Fraggle Rock. Part of OPAS Family Programming, supported by OPAS Encore!

Each month, the streets of Historic Downtown Bryan turn into a community stage filled with live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities. Downtown shops and restaurants extend their hours, creating an evening where guests can browse, dine, and enjoy entertainment throughout the district. This monthly Aggieland tradition blends creativity, culture, and local flavor. Details for this month’s activities will be posted by the organizers.

Celebrate the start of the season at the 4th Annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Market, the first market of the holiday season, featuring more than 60 vendors and hosted by A&M United Methodist Church. The event benefits the needs of local foster children. Explore offerings from a large lineup of vendors, buy from local sellers, and support small businesses while taking part in a community-focused gathering.