• Aggieland Art Trail

    Local Art Galleries, Museums, Statues & Murals – Over 2100 square miles of art

    Learn More

  • Aggieland Art Trail Stops

    Learn more about the art stops featured on the art trail

    Explore the Art

  • Lodging

    Hotels, B&Bs & Short Term Rentals
    Looking for a place to stay while visiting the Agglieland Art Trail?

    Lodging Information
123

The Aggieland Art Trail

The Aggieland Art Trail spans the entire Bryan-College Station area, showcasing art galleries, public art and installation in our community, including the Texas A&M University campus, and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.

The Aggieland Art Trail kickoff event took place on September 11, 2021  starting at 7AM – 9AM with breakfast at the POV Coffee House at the Stella Hotel in Bryan, Texas. At the end of the day, participants, gallery owners, City government officials and VAS members gathered at the Wyndham College Station where they enjoyed food & beverages and participated in a lively silent auction of donated items.

Throughout the year, visitors and residents can use the information provided on this website to visit stops along the trail and take in the art found in Bryan-College Station.

  • Location & Date

    Bryan-College Station, Texas

  • Schedule

    Public art along the trail is open year-round. Check with any business for current hours.

On the Aggieland Art Trail

Link to: Galleries & Museums

Galleries & Museums

Link to: Indoor & Outdoor Murals

Indoor & Outdoor Murals

Link to: Sculptures & Statues

Sculptures & Statues

Directions to the Bryan-College Station Area

Bryan-College Station is a metropolitan area centering on the twin cities of Bryan and College Station in the Brazos Valley region of Texas.

Printable Aggieland Art Trail Map (pdf) Art Trail Stops (pdf)

Gogh-gogh-800×600

Howdy-from-Aggieland-mural-800×600

Treasured-Moments

31st Street Murals

Boonville Heritage Park

The Village Cafe & Art 979 Gallery

What Aggieland Art Trail Walkers Say

I liked the variety of art and places where art was located. I also enjoyed running into others who were doing the trail with their stickers and passports.

It was so much fun! We had a great time!

We were able to see Benjamin Knox work on a painting at his gallery and he even let us take a picture with him!

Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History

Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History

, ,
Read more