About - Aggieland Art Trail

About the Aggieland Art Trail

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

Get your FREE Mobile Passport at aggielandarttrail.app to check off your art stops and win prizes, thanks to our partnership with Destination Bryan. Visitors and residents can use the mobile passport and this website to take in the art found in Bryan-College Station, including 15 galleries and museums, 50+ businesses with art and over 125 murals, statues and sculptures!

Participants can navigate the trail at their own pace using our Mobile Passport or downloaded maps as a guide to stops along the trail throughout the BCS community.

The Aggieland Art Trail Includes

Origin & History & Link to Mobile Passport

The Aggieland Art Trail was created and is hosted by the Visual Art Society of Bryan-College Station. We are a local volunteer, non-profit organization that is over 50 years old, dedicated to providing opportunities for local artists of all ages and skill levels to explore, develop, and market their creations. Through events and educational programming, the Visual Art Society strives to foster the appreciation of visual art and aspires to raise awareness about the relevance and intrinsic value of the visual arts in our community.

Its members include: painters; photographers; printmakers; sculptors in glass, wood and ceramics; as well as those who support the arts. The Society meets monthly to visit with fellow members and see art demonstrations. They also hold art shows, teach workshops, award scholarships to high school seniors, and host fundraising events.

Visual Art Society of Bryan-College Station meets at 930 N. Rosemary Dr., Bryan, TX, where facilities are shared with Degallery.

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About the Aggieland Art Trail

The Aggieland Art Trail Includes

Galleries & Museums

Hand-Painted Murals

Public Sculptures & Statues

Over 2100 square miles

Origin & History & Link to Mobile Passport