Where is that music coming from?
The Brazos Valley is home to a lot of great things: local food, lots of live music and friendly people. So where does the music come from? Let's take a look!
Music is coming to the Brazos Valley!
The Brazos Valley is a region in Texas containing 7 counties in Central Texas: Brazos, Burleson, and Robertson (which collectively comprise the Bryan–College Station metropolitan area), and the neighboring counties of Grimes, Leon, Madison, and Washington.[1] The largest cities in the region are Bryan, College Station, Brenham, Navasota, Hearne, Madisonville, and Caldwell.
It's also home to several fairs and markets including the Official State of Texas Bluebonnet Festival, The Annual Maifest German Heritage Festival, the Starlight Music Series all summer under the stars at the beautiful Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater in College Station, TX, and Navasota is designated as the “Blues Capital of Texas” in honor of the Mance Lipscomp, who was a local Navasota native and amazing blues musician.
Red Room Underground will be bringing live music across this region so watch out for events over the next few months.
Get ready because the music is coming!
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Where is the music coming from?
The Brazos Valley is a great place for live music because there are so many different kinds of bands playing all over town. One thing that makes us unique is our location--the Texas Triangle MegaRegion (or "TX Triangle" for short). This means we have access to more than just one type of sound or style; we have everything from country music to rock, alternative, and metal to rockabilly bands touring all year round.
KinderHill Brew Lab
800 South Bryan Avenue | Open Thursday-Sunday | Hours Vary
This biergarten located in Historic Downtown Bryan serves up delicious, quality beers, cocktails, and more! Alongside your cold beverage of choice be sure to grab some bites from The Wild Garlic specializing in wood-fire pizzas plus a rotating menu of cheesy breads & salads! KinderHill offers ample picnic table seating underneath sprawling shade trees and some indoor tables as well. On Aggie football weekends this spot is not to be missed!
Blackwater Draw Brewery
701 North Main Street | Open Tues - Sun | Hours Vary
Blackwater Draw is a craft brewery & taproom at the north end of Historic Downtown Bryan that also happens to be home to one of the best food trucks in Aggieland, Blackwater Bites. They serve classic gastropub favorites, with some of the best truffle fries you’ll find in the Brazos Valley. They often have live music, too, which of course pairs great with their signature brews. Well mannered pup friendly!
Hershel's Bar - Step into an unforgettable evening tucked away in this modern speakeasy. This place has such a cool atmosphere.
4100 Lake Atlas Drive | Open Thurs - Sat | 8:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Savor classic and specialty cocktails served alongside small bites and shared plates in this ornate bar located in The Stella Hotel. Featuring some of the best selections of single and small batch bourbons in the Brazos Valley, Hershel’s menu is complemented by a selection of premium wines by the glass. Be sure to call ahead, this place can get quite crowded on game days especially.
The Tilted Pint
4248 Boonville Road | Open Tues - Sun | Hours Vary
The Tilted Pint is a daily destination for locals looking to gather with friends, unwind with a pint, and recharge with a great meal. On Saturdays enjoy their Sippin' Saturday special of $1 off all bottles and cans! On Sunday Fun Day it's happy hour all day!
HAPPY HOUR: 3:00PM – 7:00PM TUESDAY – SUNDAY
Chubby's Public House
3700 South Texas Avenue |Open Tues - Sat | 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Newly opened Chubby's Public House, located off of Texas Avenue in Midtown Bryan, serves delicious hot dogs & juicy burgers. They also offer a great selection of craft beers & Messina Hof Winery wines! Don't miss out on this new restaurant in Bryan!
Vino Boheme Wine Bar
206 West 26th Street, Suite 900 | Open Wed - Sun | Hours Vary
Named after the Bohemian lifestyle, the Vino Boheme Wine Bar owned & operated by The Village Cafe (located right next door) serves up a hefty wine list, delectable charcuterie boards, and so much more that will surely have all you winos swooning. Also, don't worry if you don't fancy wine they also offer a rotating list of craft beer! Take a peak at Vino Boheme's menu.
The Tipsy Trinket
211 W William Joel Bryan Parkway | Open Mon, Tues & Thurs- Sat|
Hours Vary
Sip, Snack, Shop! This new shop in Historic Downtown Bryan is the perfect place to stop in for wine tastings, and gourmet foods, to grab a beer, or to shop for handmade gifts! Grab a glass of wine, pick out some snacks, and shop to your heart's content.
Head over to the Brazos Valley for some live music and outdoor fun!
The Brazos Valley is great for music lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. There are plenty of places to enjoy both, from concert venues like Reed Arena to small bars like Grand Stafford Theater and the 101 with live music and a guaranteed crowd every night of the week.
And if you're looking for something different from just another night out on the town with friends, why not try going camping at places like Lake Bryan and you can still wet your whistle while sitting back listening to local tunes over at the Cadillac Bar?
Brazos Valley has some of the best parks in Texas. The Brazos Valley is a great place to get outdoors and enjoy nature, whether you're looking for a park with hiking trails or one that has water activities like swimming or fishing.