by JessieJane@23 | Sep 3, 2026 | Things to Do
September 15 kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month, running through October 15. If you’ve ever wondered why it starts mid-month instead of the first, there’s a real reason behind it. September 15 is the independence day for five countries at once, Costa Rica,...
by JessieJane@23 | Aug 20, 2026 | Things to Do
Something a little different is happening in downtown Bryan this fall, and it runs nearly the entire month of September. The Queen’s Film Society has teamed up with Texas A&M’s Performance and Visual Studies Program for a little something called...
by JessieJane@23 | Aug 13, 2026 | Things to Do
If you’re trying to figure out weekend plans, here’s one that just landed on our radar. Cowgirl Market sets up at the Brazos County Expo Center this Saturday and Sunday, August 15 and 16. Doors open at noon both days, running until 6 on Saturday and 5 on...
by JessieJane@23 | Jul 30, 2026 | Things to Do
If you drove past the Brazos County Expo Complex this week and wondered why there were more cattle trailers than usual, here’s your answer. The Bluebonnet Kick-Off Classic started Tuesday and runs through Saturday, so if you haven’t made it out yet,...
by JessieJane@23 | Jul 23, 2026 | Things to Do
If you haven’t made it out to Travis Fields yet this summer, there’s still time, but not much. The Bryan Yard Dogs, Bryan’s brand-new baseball team, played their first home opener on May 21, and it’s been a whirlwind season since then. This...
by JessieJane@23 | Jul 16, 2026 | Texas A&M, Things to Do
Every July, more than 350 young equestrians from across the Lone Star State pack up their trailers and head to Bryan for one of the biggest youth horse competitions in Texas. The Texas State 4-H Horse Show runs July 19–25 at the Brazos County Expo Complex; and if...
