Events in College Station, TX

This casual breakfast at IHOP brings together service-oriented men for conversation and fellowship. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, offering a relaxed setting to connect, share experiences, and encourage one another. Newcomers are welcome.

The Arts Center hosts a weekly painting session that creates a collaborative studio setting where artists can connect, work side by side, and support each other’s creative growth. Participation is free, and an RSVP is requested. Work tables will be covered, and a wet room is available. Oil paints and spray paints are not permitted. Please bring your own supplies and a table easel if needed. Plan to bring lunch, with access to a refrigerator and microwave for convenience.

SINGO brings a musical twist to bingo and is free to play. Settle in with a favorite drink, enjoy a deli meal or late night coffee, and play along for a chance to win fun prizes.

A friendly coffee and donut gathering at Earl Graham Legion Hall welcomes veterans and their families for conversation and camaraderie. Hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 159, this weekly meetup offers a relaxed atmosphere with hot coffee, fresh donuts, and time to reconnect. Attendance is open to all veterans, and no membership is required. Friends and family are welcome.

Focused on enterprise, startups, and small business, this business-to-business expo in Bryan and College Station creates a marketplace for launching products, exploring new markets, and even starting, buying, or selling a company. It brings together hundreds of business owners, decision makers, and professionals from across industries, uniting emerging startups and established brands, including Fortune 500 companies, in a setting designed for conversations and lead generation. The event targets specific job functions and titles to attract the most relevant audience, making it a strong environment for qualified connections. Discovery is the central theme. Attendees explore the floor to encounter new solutions, technologies, partners, and ideas that can move their organizations forward. Plan to arrive early, consider coming with a colleague or friend, and bring plenty of business cards to maximize networking. A dress code is enforced, ranging from business casual to business professional. Exhibitors and sponsors can position their brands for high visibility and lead capture. Exhibitor benefits include an 8x8 booth with a table and two chairs and access to an attendee phone directory, with floor options spanning aisle and endcap placements, powered wall locations, and a single high-profile check-in booth. Sponsorship offerings feature multiple booth spaces, large-scale email outreach, premium directory placement and featured listings, attendee contact lists, and branding across promotions. Additional opportunities include directory advertising and customizable add-ons such as lanyard or tote branding, foyer signage, media and podcast interviews, promotional video, speaking roles, targeted mail and email campaigns, lead follow-up support, and branded giveaways.

Centered on the practices in Julia Cameron's book The Artist's Way, this Sacred Circle offers a supportive space for people seeking to recover their creativity. Recognizing that life experiences can diminish confidence and that creativity enriches life and soul, the group meets monthly for shared encouragement. Participants share their creative pursuits and uplift one another.

Weekly trivia is back on The Green at Century Square, taking place every Thursday from March through November. Teams of friends compete by answering questions across sports, history, and music, along with special categories like cartoons, architecture, fashion, and more. Prizes are on the line, so broad knowledge goes a long way. Enjoy food and drinks from the surrounding restaurants while you play. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Admission is free for everyone, and garage parking is complimentary. This outdoor event is weather dependent. For updates during inclement weather, check social media stories.

First Friday in the Parlor brings an easygoing evening with friends, great cocktails, and the chance to enjoy a glass of wine or two.

Zeal Design Studio marks its 20th year with an evening that blends gratitude and creativity at The Kimbell Cultural Event Center in Bryan’s historic downtown. The program begins with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce, followed by remarks from the Brand Boost Giveaway recipient, Acara Hospice Foundation. Guests can take part in interactive visual branding activities, get creative headshots from Beth Symons Photography for $25, and enjoy live music by Greg Tivis while connecting with other business owners, creatives, clients, and friends. After the gathering, continue into First Friday in downtown Bryan, where streets fill with performances, food, activities, shopping, and more. This celebration honors two decades of design and expresses appreciation for the community that has supported the studio.

Historic Downtown Bryan comes alive on the First Friday of each month as the streets turn into an open-air stage with live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities. Downtown shops and restaurants stay open late, making it easy to dine, browse, and enjoy an evening out in Aggieland. Sponsored by Baylor Scott & White Health.

Stage 12 sets the scene for a lively night of live music, filled with upbeat energy and a festive atmosphere. Look forward to a fun, jam-focused evening designed to turn an ordinary night into something memorable.

This series honors original songs and the writers behind them. Scheduled each Friday, it showcases story-driven sets, songwriting craft, and live performances from skilled local musicians alongside touring artists. Enjoy a craft cocktail, try a courtyard game with friends, and relax beneath the night sky as the music fosters a welcoming sense of community and connection.

Part of the GHQHA 2026 season, this open ranch and performance horse show is open to all horse breeds, whether registered or not, and to riders and horses at every experience level. Classes are single judged. Daily High Point and Reserve awards will be presented, and results count toward Year End High Point and Reserve awards. The event is PAC approved for points. Participants should review the current show rules, which are based on the AQHA rule book, before entering. Entry forms are available on the Show Forms page, and two liability releases are required. For competitors 18 or younger, a parent or court-appointed guardian must sign the releases.

Settle in for a cozy session of stories, then stick around for arts and crafts afterward.

Experience music performed live at Joe's Place.

Learn about a natural approach to family planning and women’s health at St. Mary’s Catholic Center through an introductory session on the Creighton Model FertilityCare System. FertilityCare Practitioners provide professional instruction and one-on-one guidance, tailoring the system to needs such as postponing or achieving pregnancy, addressing infertility, managing irregular cycles or hormonal concerns, or simply tracking menstrual cycles. After the introduction, participants meet individually with a practitioner for personalized follow-up to build accuracy and confidence in interpreting cycle observations. Single women, engaged couples, and married couples of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome, with an emphasis on respect for the dignity of every human being, born and unborn. For questions, email Kevin Pesek.

Daytimers meet on the first Tuesday of each month for a speaker presentation, a relaxed lunch, and time to connect, followed by games. Everyone is welcome.

A monthly profit share takes place at Grub Burger.

From the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story tour comes a new docu-concert tracing Phil Collins’s journey from his chart-topping years with Genesis through his Grammy-winning solo career and his Academy Award-winning work for Disney. Talent from around the world brings his unmistakable sound to life in an immersive production that blends intricate lighting, advanced audio, and dynamic projections for a visually rich, emotionally resonant experience. With an intimate feel and a steady pulse from the first note to the final cymbal crash, this event takes the stage at Rudder Auditorium.

At Topgolf, this event features a fajita dinner, two hours of open play, a silent auction, and a chance to earn longest drive bragging rights. Funds raised support Chosen and its mission to enrich lives and health by providing healthcare equipment locally and worldwide.

Candlelight transforms Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church into an intimate setting for a live, multi-sensory evening devoted to the iconic music of Queen and ABBA. The Listeso String Quartet performs beloved hits such as Dancing Queen, SOS, Money, Money, Money, Voulez Vous, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Mamma Mia, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want to Break Free, Killer Queen, Don't Stop Me Now, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions, all illuminated by the warm glow of candles. The concert lasts about 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance begins. Late arrivals are not admitted once the music starts. This experience is open to ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is accessible to guests with disabilities. Seating is assigned within zones on a first come, first served basis.

Stage 12 presents a movie night with free entry. Share the experience with friends, treat yourself to popcorn, and settle in for a relaxed evening at the movies.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church in College Station hosts an intimate candlelit concert where the Listeso String Quartet reimagines the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The program features Coldplay favorites including Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, A Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and My Universe, alongside Imagine Dragons hits such as Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Thunder, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance runs for 60 minutes. Doors open 30 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late entry once it starts. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with anyone under 16 attending with an adult. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone, and the venue is ADA compliant.

Monthly Trade Market Days features a Sip & Shop, then continues with a full day of shopping, music, and more.

Find understanding and connection at this Hospice Brazos Valley grief support group in Bryan. The gathering provides a welcoming space to talk about loved ones, share feelings, and receive compassionate support alongside others who have faced similar losses. For more information, contact Tiffany Stephen at 979-383-2520 or tstephen@hospicebv.org.

This evening brings together fun and philanthropy to benefit Unlimited Potential.

Marriage in Community is a free monthly date night at Ice House on Main created for engaged and newlywed couples to slow down, connect, hear honest perspectives on marriage, and meet others in a similar season of life. Each gathering includes a brief talk of around 15 minutes from a married couple or another subject expert on a topic that matters, followed by guided conversation for partners with prompt questions and time to mingle. A cash bar is available, and light snacks are provided. This is not a seminar or a church service, it is a relaxed evening meant to offer a little more depth than a typical night out. The flow includes time for arrival and conversation with drinks and snacks, a concise program, then cocktails, discussion, and new connections before the evening winds down. RSVP is requested to help plan for snacks and seating. The series takes place in The Parlor at Ice House on Main and encourages couples to invest in their marriage beyond the wedding day.

A free screening of Scooby-Doo is happening at Stage 12. Expect a relaxed movie night atmosphere with popcorn and good company, and note that admission is free.

The Citadel visits Texas A&M at Kyle Field for an uncommon matchup between programs with distinct profiles. The game puts the Bulldogs in a challenging road setting against an SEC opponent, with the Aggies supported by a famously loud home crowd. College football energy will be in full force as these teams square off in one of the sport’s most raucous venues.

A relaxed game night at Clockwork Games & Events with Pride Brazos highlights casual play and conversation. Attendees may bring favorite card and board games, and the lineup will be shaped by the organizers, the number of people present, and the games that are brought. All ages are welcome, with minors attending alongside an adult. There is no purchase requirement, and support for the local game store is appreciated. No prior gaming experience is needed, with a friendly, low pressure environment for everyone.

Candlelight presents an intimate, multi-sensory concert in College Station featuring the film music of Hans Zimmer at Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, all illuminated by candlelight. A Listeso string quartet performs themes such as Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, and Dune, Cornfield Chase from Interstellar, Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes, and a Pirates of the Caribbean suite. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 60 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted once the concert starts. The venue is ADA compliant. The age requirement is 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Within each zone, seat assignments are determined by arrival order.

A casual movie night at Stage 12 offers free admission. Bring friends, grab popcorn, and enjoy a free film together.

Candlelight concerts present an intimate, multi-sensory musical experience in striking settings around College Station. This edition celebrates music inspired by Halloween at Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, with the performance set amid the gentle glow of candlelight. The Listeso String Quartet delivers a spine-tinged mix of classical gems and beloved screen themes, featuring Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the second movement of Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Ghostbusters, along with Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Camille Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman. Multiple date and time options are available. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Celebrating 15 years of Make A Stand Bully Rescue, the 2026 Bully Bash Festival is presented by Tabor Road Veterinary Hospital and hosted by Century Square in College Station. Expect live music provided by Century Square, a variety of vendors, a silent auction and raffle, participation from rescue partners, and opportunities to meet adoptable animals, plus other activities. This free, family-friendly event welcomes the community with a mission to place bully breeds in need, promote responsible pet ownership, and support Make A Stand Bully Rescue’s efforts to end canine neglect through comprehensive foster and adoption programming.

Spooky season comes to Hotel McCoy with an outdoor evening market in South College Station featuring local vendors and makers. Browse handmade goods, art, and more from local creatives and small businesses while original live music fills the courtyard. The bar will be open with wine, beer, and spirits to set a festive fall mood. Admission is free, and families and dogs are welcome. Those interested in selling their work can inquire about participating to be connected with the market coordinator.

Stage 12 hosts a casual movie night featuring a free screening. Admission is free, friends are welcome, and popcorn is part of the fun for a simple, laid back evening at the movies.

At Rudder Auditorium, a new musical stage adventure brings Fraggle Rock to life as Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober set out to recover the shattered Celebration Stone, a legendary treasure said to unite everyone for the greatest party. Their quest carries them through newly explored caves within Fraggle Rock and beyond, where they encounter unexpected magic and learn to work together to restore the artifact. The production features new walk-around versions of the Fraggles, puppet-sized Doozers, an appearance by a giant Gorg, and other wondrous puppet creatures crafted by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, paired with favorite songs and striking visual effects. Written and directed by John Tartaglia, known for Avenue Q, Shrek the Musical, and Stephen Schwartz’s The Secret Silk, this first live Fraggle Rock show includes immersive in-theater special effects, audience interaction, heartfelt moments, and funny, endearing new characters. Created with families and longtime fans in mind, it offers an experience filled with music, laughter, and imagination, and is presented as part of OPAS Family Programming with support from OPAS Encore.

This introductory session explores the Creighton Model FertilityCare System, a natural method for family planning and women’s health. Trained FertilityCare Practitioners provide individualized, one-on-one guidance tailored to each person’s situation, whether the goal is to postpone or achieve a pregnancy, address infertility, irregular cycles, or hormonal concerns, or simply gain confidence in tracking menstrual cycles. After the overview, participants continue with personalized follow-up instruction to learn accurate charting and clear cycle interpretation. Single women, engaged couples, and married couples of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome, with deep respect for the dignity of every human being, born and unborn.

Historic Downtown Bryan comes alive on the First Friday of each month as the streets become a communitywide showcase. Live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities fill the district, and downtown shops and restaurants stay open late for the evening. This monthly celebration is a beloved Brazos Valley tradition in Aggieland with plenty to explore around every corner. More information about this month’s activities will be shared online.

Browse a festive marketplace with more than 60 vendors at the fourth annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Market. Presented by A&M United Methodist Church, this kickoff to the holiday shopping season supports the needs of local children in foster care. Shop small, support local businesses, and help strengthen the community while enjoying the spirit of the season.

Neil Diamond’s rise from a Brooklyn kid to an American rock icon comes to life at Rudder Auditorium. Developed in collaboration with Diamond, this energetic musical memoir pairs his life story with the hits that defined his career, including Sweet Caroline, America, and Forever in Blue Jeans. The production highlights milestones such as 120 million albums sold, inductions into the Songwriters and Rock and Roll Halls of Fame, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and years of sold-out concerts around the world. In the tradition of shows like Jersey Boys and Beautiful, it tells the untold story behind the music through the songs that made him a star.

At Hotel McCoy in South College Station, a courtyard vendor market brings together local creatives and small businesses for an open air shopping experience. Browse handmade goods, art, and other finds while original music plays in the courtyard. The bar will be serving wine, beer, and spirits, creating a relaxed, cozy vibe for an evening outdoors. Admission is free, and the atmosphere is welcoming to families and dogs. Those interested in vending can email collegestation@hotelmccoy.com to be connected with the market coordinator.

Stage 12 is hosting a movie night with free admission. Bring friends, grab some popcorn, and enjoy a relaxed screening.

At Kyle Field, the Tennessee Volunteers take on the Texas A&M Aggies in a late-season SEC showdown. Backed by devoted fan bases and rich histories on both sides, the stakes of conference play set the stage for an electric atmosphere throughout the stadium.

Tennessee travels to Kyle Field in College Station for an SEC showdown with Texas A&M, matching the Aggies’ charged home environment against the Volunteers’ physical approach. With conference implications and contrasting identities in play, this matchup points to a hard-hitting contest from the opening whistle to the final series.

Intocable performs at HEB Center at Cedar Park in Cedar Park, TX.

Stage 12 hosts a high-energy night of music with upbeat vibes and a social setting suited to time with friends. The focus is on a fun atmosphere and creating memorable moments throughout the evening.

Celebrate the season at Brazos County Expo as the 9th annual Main Street Holiday Market returns with an A Pastel Christmas theme. Explore a wide range of vendors showcasing clothing, gifts, gourmet treats, accessories, Texas-made goods, jewelry, home and holiday decor, items for men, Scentsy, soaps, children’s apparel, photography, candles, and more. Santa will make a special appearance. Admission is $8, or $7 with a non-perishable food donation to the food pantry. Children 12 and under are free. Free parking and hourly door prizes add to the festive fun.

At Kyle Field, the Texas Longhorns face the Texas A&M Aggies in a renewal of a storied in-state rivalry. Tradition runs deep and Texas pride is at stake, with bragging rights fueling an electric atmosphere. As a late-season meeting, it shapes up to be a widely watched showdown with hard-hitting play from start to finish.

A fierce in-state college football rivalry returns to Kyle Field in College Station as the Texas Longhorns meet the Texas A&M Aggies. School pride, deep traditions, and the ongoing battle for recruits raise the stakes on every play, creating an atmosphere few games can match. This late-season showdown often influences the postseason picture, so expect intensity from kickoff to the final whistle.

Mattie Rose returns to College Station for an appearance at the Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center.

Experience SINGO, a music-fueled take on bingo with no cost to participate. Enjoy a drink, a deli meal, or late night coffee, and play along for the chance to win prizes.

Historic Downtown Bryan comes alive on the First Friday of each month as the streets become a community stage with live music, performances, art demonstrations, and interactive activities. Shops and restaurants across downtown keep extended hours, creating a relaxed evening to browse, dine, and explore. A favorite monthly gathering in the Brazos Valley, it showcases local talent and energy. Details for this month’s activities will be shared ahead of time.

Stage 12 is hosting a movie night with free admission. Bring friends, grab some popcorn, and enjoy a complimentary film together.

This annual Christmas arts and crafts show in Bryan/College Station, Texas marks its 44th year and is currently seeking vendors. Applications are being accepted for participation.

Hosted by Brazos Valley Roller Derby, this Texas 7-on-7 roller derby tournament takes place at the Brazos County Expo Complex. It follows a WFTDA-style ruleset with a few adjustments, featuring 20-minute games with a rolling clock and a four-penalty foul out. The format is double elimination, so every team plays at least two games. Play is gender neutral and for adults only. Skaters may appear on only one roster. Teams select a division and may bring up to nine participants, with seven active skaters and up to two bench coaches in each game. Each team receives one timeout or official review. If a team calls a timeout in the final three minutes and the score is close, the game clock pauses. The clock stops for official timeouts only if they last longer than one minute. Two divisions are available. Gunslinger is a heavy hitting bracket aimed at teams fielding A or AA players and is tailored for high-level derby. Buckaroo aligns with what is commonly seen in most league home games and travel teams. The tournament is gender neutral, and while Buckaroo tends to include mostly women, everyone is welcome. Team registration is available, and there are opportunities for officials, announcers, volunteers, DJs, and medics. BVRD is known for bringing the best vibes and is committed to creating a safe, welcoming space for everyone.

Ballet Brazos presents its 2026 staging of The Nutcracker with live accompaniment by the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra at Rudder Auditorium at Texas A&M University. The story follows Clara from a joyous family celebration to the shimmering Land of Snow and into the delectable Kingdom of Sweets, where the Nutcracker Prince guides her through an unforgettable adventure. The experience extends beyond the stage. Before the curtain rises, activities include Nutcracker Storytime, the Nutcracker Market, and seasonal melodies performed by a live string quartet. After the performance, photo opportunities are available with lead performers, guest artists from New York City Ballet, and at festive holiday backdrops. A Brazos Valley tradition since 2012.

Hotel McCoy in South College Station hosts a festive outdoor evening market featuring local vendors and holiday cheer. Browse handmade goods, art, and giftable finds while enjoying original live music in the courtyard. Wine, beer, and spirits are available as you shop. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and dog friendly.

Candlelight presents an intimate, candlelit concert in College Station dedicated to the music of Adele. Set within Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church, the Listeso String Quartet performs a program planned to include favorites such as Hello, Someone Like You, Rolling in the Deep, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Make You Feel My Love, and more. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

Stage 12 hosts a movie night with free admission. Friends are welcome, and popcorn adds to the experience while everyone enjoys a film together.

Candlelight concerts transform Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church in College Station into an intimate setting for a live, multi sensory tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The Listeso String Quartet performs favorites such as Clocks, Viva la Vida, Sky Full of Stars, Fix You, The Scientist, Adventure of a Lifetime, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and My Universe, alongside Imagine Dragons hits including Radioactive, Thunder, Believer, Bad Liar, Follow You, and Eyes Closed. The program runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance and no entry permitted once the concert begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis, and the venue is ADA compliant. This tribute is independent of the artists, their estates, and any official representatives, and is neither endorsed nor sponsored by them.