Food Truck Wednesdays ARE BACK! Check out the Schedule! Information courtesy of | City of College Station Your fall Wednesday plans just got tastier! Food Truck Wednesday return on select Wednesdays from 5–8 p.m. at the Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site, with local food trucks, music and yard games. … [read]
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October 28th Food Truck Wednesdays Schedule!
Grab your friends and head to College Station’s Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site for Food Truck Wednesday from 5–8 p.m. on select fall Wednesdays. Admission is free, and you can buy food on-site.
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How Does Light Affect The Body—And How Do We Adapt As Days Shorten?
As most Americans prepare for Daylight Saving Time…what feels like a routine seasonal milestone delivers a significant jolt to the body’s internal clock, disrupting the subtle environmental cues that govern daily energy and sleep.
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Model-Making Workshop at George Bush Library Nov. 7th
The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum and the Aggieland Modeling Club are excited to host Scale 41: A Model-Making Workshop on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

How Does Light Affect The Body—And How Do We Adapt As Days Shorten?
How Does Light Affect The Body —And How Do We Adapt As Days Shorten? Article by | Vital Records, NEWS from Texas A&M Health As daylight hours shrink in fall and winter, exposure to more artificial light could affect our sleep and overall health. As most Americans prepare to turn back the … [read]

Model-Making Workshop at George Bush Library Nov. 7th
Scale 41: A Model-Making Workshop at George Bush Library on November 7th Information courtesy of | George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum and the Aggieland Modeling Club are excited to host Scale 41: A Model-Making Workshop on … [read]

Honeymoon Trends: No More Decision Fatigue
Honeymoon Trends: No More Decision Fatigue Article by | Kelley Austin, Cruise Planners Honeymoons are the gateway to “Happily Ever After”. This year, honeymoon planning has taken an interesting turn. The biggest trend is couples are opting to go to more decision-free honeymoon planning. … [read]

Registration Is Underway For The College Station Christmas Parade
Registration Is Underway For The College Station Christmas Parade Information courtesy of | City of College Station The College Station Christmas Parade returns Saturday, Dec. 5, at 4 p.m. with beautifully decorated floats, cheerful music and plenty of Christmas spirit. Registration is free and … [read]

Applications Now Open Downtown Bryan Lighted Parade
Applications Now Open Downtown Bryan Lighted Parade presented by Xfinity Information courtesy of | Destination Bryan Float applications are now open for the Downtown Bryan Lighted Parade presented by Xfinity, set to roll through Historic Downtown Bryan on Thursday, December 17. The parade begins … [read]

Trick-or-Treat Street Returns to Historic Downtown Bryan October 25th
Trick-or-Treat Street Returns to Historic Downtown Bryan Sunday, October 25 Information courtesy of | Destination Bryan Trick-or-Treat Street, presented by Bryan Broadcasting and Destination Bryan, returns to Historic Downtown Bryan on Sunday, October 25, from 3 to 6 p.m. The free, … [read]

THIS WEEKEND ONLY – The Theatre Company Presents ‘The Rock Horror Show’
THIS WEEKEND ONLY !!! The Theatre Company Presents 'The Rock Horror Show' Information courtesy of | The Theatre Company Get ready for one of BCS’ s favorite fall traditions: The Theatre Company’s (TTC’ s) production of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, an Off-the-Menu in TTC’ s 37th Season, Because of … [read]

Navasota Blues Festival Returns 🎶October 24🎶 For AFull Day of Music, Family Fun, and Downtown Activities
Navasota Blues Festival Returns October 24 For AFull Day of Music, Family Fun, and Downtown Activities Information courtesy of | Visit Navasota The City of Navasota invites everyone to the 2026 Navasota Blues Festival on Saturday, October 24, in Downtown Navasota. Enjoy a full day of live … [read]

Household Hazardous Waste Event OCTOBER 24th!
Household Hazardous Waste Event OCTOBER 24th! Information courtesy of | Twin Oaks Landfill The Twin Oaks Landfill along with the cities of Bryan and College Station offer a FREE HHW collection event in April and October of each year for residents of the Brazos Valley. At this event, residents of … [read]

Free Screening Think Pink Mammogram Every 2nd Friday Of The Month
Think Pink provides FREE screening mammograms to women and men who live in the 7-county region of the Brazos Valley. Easy * Accessible to All * Regardless of Ability to Pay, on the 2nd Friday of each month.

8th Annual Brazos Valley Gives – Day of Giving October 20th
8th Annual Brazos Valley Gives Day of Giving October 20th Information courtesy of | Brazos Valley Gives COMMUNITY DAY OF GIVING IS October 20th! … [read]

23rd Annual Downtown Scarecrow Extravaganza – VOTING OPEN!
23rd Annual Downtown Scarecrow Extravaganza Voting ENDS October 22nd! Information courtesy of | Downtown Brenham Main Street is hosting its 23rd Annual Downtown Scarecrow Extravaganza. This Scarecrow decorating contest is for all community members, schools, clubs, and organizations! Help us

Non-Profit Registration Brazos Valley Gives Closes OCTOBER 1ST!
Non-Profit Registration Closing October 1st for Brazos Valley Gives! Information courtesy of | Brazos Valley Gives & Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES 8th ANNUAL BRAZOS VALLEY GIVES — NONPROFIT REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY Community Day of Giving Makes

Last Weekend for TTC’s “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
The Theatre Company of Bryan/College Station presents “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” September 18 - October 4 Information courtesy of | The Theatre Company Walking under ladders might be bad luck, but climbing the corporate ladder with The Theatre Company of Bryan/College

City’s Public Facilities Available For Cooling Off From Extreme Heat
City’s Public Facilities Available For Cooling Off From Extreme Heat Information courtesy of | City of College Station Extreme heat index values are expected to reach dangerous levels across the Brazos Valley on Thursday and Friday. To help residents escape the excessive heat, the City of
