This convenient hotel is just blocks from Texas A&M University and Northgate fun with so many amenities, including a free parking garage, indoor pool, fitness center, free made-to-order breakfast and complimentary evening reception. But, the reason it is on the Aggieland Art Trail is the Benjamin Knox art throughout the hotel, including this painting and […]
Want to get in better shape? Visit Sarah Scofield for in-person personal training. She also does online programming as well. Friends training together get discounts! The amazing murals inside and out are painted by her artist husband, Shane Scofield @whitehorseartistry, available for murals, pencil portraits, oil portraits, classes, house painting. 204 S Parker Ave, Bryan, […]
First Watch is an award-winning breakfast, brunch and lunch cafe specializing in traditional and innovative creations all freshly prepared! The menu includes organic, gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options to accommodate your unique dietary needs. Don’t forget to look at their back wall to see the special College Station mural painted on corrugated metal by Angela […]
Irma Arellano, an established business owner, is bringing a new restaurant concept to the Brazos Valley. Her vision for Frida’s is inspired by her passion for food, cooking and love for her culture. Frida’s Kitchen & Bar brings you authentic Mexican flavors, using the freshest ingredients to bring traditional homemade dishes with a modern touch. […]
Aggieland Outfitters on University Drive is the place for all things Aggie and the home of the “Gigatron”! This 10 foot beloved metal robot came to BCS in 2015. He slowly moves to the “Aggie War Hymn” and delights everyone who sees him. 303 University Dr. E, College Station, TX 77840aggieoutfitters.com979-703-1848
Where every room opens to a 2 acre courtyard in the heart of Aggieland, and ten minutes from Texas A&M, Hotel McCoy College Station is exploding with art and amenities. Discover new murals and artwork displayed in the lobby and rooms. On site, use the pickleball court, life-size chess board, free-play arcade, locally owned Mexican Restaurant […]
This large and colorful welcome sign in front of the College Station City Hall deserves a place on the Aggieland Art Trail. You can stand inside the “I” for the perfect photo-op! Standing approximately 8 feet tall and 50 feet long, the sign is definitely eye-catching! Inside the City Hall, there is a wall for […]
The INTERSECTIONS Textile Learning Center & Gallery supports local textile and fiber artists and promotes their work. They also teach workshops, formal classes and are the home of the Brazos Spinners & Weavers Guild. They specialize in making and selling handwoven goods (towels, scarves, rugs, wall hangings, tapestries, etc.), fiber art works (jewelry, felted geodes, […]
Juanita’s Tex Mex Cantina is an inspired concept where diverse parts of Mexico with unique recipes and creative culinary skills meet familiar Tex-Mex dishes served in the Lone Star state. Located in Century Square, College Station, their menu features meats smoked over hickory in traditional pits, sides inspired by generations of family recipes, and a bar boasting authentic Mexican cocktails, […]
KinderHill Brew Lab & Kitchen, with its owners Laura and Jason, is committed to producing authentic and unique beers that push the boundaries of brewing styles and categories and have won Best Brewery in the Brazos Valley three years in a row. In their new location, they have several small-batch brews on tap, along with […]
Whatever brought you to Aggieland, you will enjoy your stay with free breakfast, fitness center and outdoor pool. Located 8 miles from Easterwood Airport, this hotel is close to TAMU and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, as well as a short drive to historic downtown Bryan with restaurants, shops and street art. […]
Legacy Tattoo Lounge in College Station offers custom tattooing services that cater to the unique preferences and requirements of each client. They expanded to this location with murals by Houston street artist and muralist, Scott Tarbox. He says “I don’t often paint or draw in realism – instead I use saturated colors, unnatural glows and biological […]