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Historic Downtown Bryan The city of Bryan is in the process of revitalizing it’s Historic Downtown. This revitalization is allowing visitors to experience the shops, restaurants and businesses that are working together to restore Downtown Bryan to the thriving hub it once was. A great place to go antiquing, shop for unique items, view, tour and appreciate the historic homes and buildings as well as the mouth-watering restaurants.
LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS The Carnegie Center of Brazos Valley History 979-209-5630 Built in 1903, with funds from the Carnegie Foundation, this library is the oldest existing Carnegie Library in Texas. The library features a state-of-the-art history lab, historical documents and periodicals, rare books, portraits, photographs and memorabilia relating to the ballet career of Ana Ludmila Gee. The second floor of the center houses an extensive genealogical collection 111 S. Main Street
Brazos Valley African American Museum 979-775-3961 The African American Museum chronicles the tragedies and the triumphs of African American life from ancient civilizations to the present day, while also focusing on local history’s of churches, families and schools. The museum strives to explore, develop, preserve and present the cultural heritage of African Americans. 500 Pruitt Street www.braam.org
Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History 979-776-2195 The Museums’ principle function is to increase public awareness of animals, plants, minerals and human activity in the Brazos Valley today and in the ages past. Includes a gallery with exhibits of fossils, sculptures, antique farming and survey equipment, a discovery room with more than fifteen varieties of live animals, an active glass-front beehive, dozens of taxidermy mounts, educational resources and several interactive exhibits. 3232 Briarcrest Drive
The Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley 979-779-5437 A hands-on, interactive and educational museum. Kids learn through play with hands-on activities. Some exhibits include: The Dramatic Play area for exploration of the world of theater, the Valley Grocery for exploration of the world of commerce, the Health and Fitness exhibit for focus on medicine and nutrition, the Town News area for future broadcast reporters, writers and DJs and the Volkswagen Beetle for expression through painting. 111 E. 27th Street
The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum 979-691-4000 Reveals the unique influences and challenges which shaped George Herbert Walker Bush’s life and presidency through artifacts, films, photographs, documents, music and interactive video that creates a museum experience that is both educational and entertaining. 1000 George Bush Drive , College Station
GOLF COURSES AND DRIVING RANGES Bryan Municipal Golf Course 979-823-0126 206 W. Villa Maria
Texas A&M Golf Course 979-845-1723 Texas A&M Campus
Briarcrest Country Club (private) 979-776-0133 1929 Country Club Drive
Bryan Golf Range 979-776-0300 3715 Mohawk
RESTAURANTS AND NIGHTCLUBS Halo Bar 121 N. Main Street 979-823-6174
Player’s Lounge 979-822-4811 106 W. 23rd Street
Revolution Café & Bar 979-823-4044 211-B S. Main Street
3rd Floor Cantina 979-779-1538 201-B W. 36th Street
Messina Hof winery and Resort 979-778-9463 The most awarded premium winery in Texas, producing over 50 varietal wines at their state-of-the-art winemaking facility. Messina Hof winery & Resort offers daily winery tours, wine tasting at the Winemaster’s Room Tasting Bar, vineyard cuisine at the award-winning vintage House Restaurant and luxurious overnight accommodations at The Villa, voted one o the most romantic B&B’s in the U.S. Special event include the Wine & Roses Festival, Harvest Weekends, Murder Mystery Dinners and cooking parties with the chef. Special event facilities are also available for private dinners, weddings and receptions. 4545 Old Reliance Road
THEATER AND THE ARTS Stage Center 979-823-4297 701 Main Street
The Benjamin Know Arts Center 979-696-5669 Experience the home gallery, fine artwork and custom framing of nationally renowned artist Benjamin Knox. Traveling exhibits of national and local artists are also on display seasonally. Enjoy the intimate and artistic atmosphere while sipping on fine wine or a coffee drink from the Coffee & Wine Bar, and venture back to the times of red cabooses at the historic college Station Depot. The facility is also available for special event rental.
PARKS AND POOLS Sue Haswell Park & Pool 505 N. Coulter Dr .
Bryan Aquatic Center 3100 Oak Ridge Drive
Henderson Park & Harbor 1629 Mockingbird Lane
Sadie Thomas Park & Pool 200 Moss Street
Tanglewood Park Splash Pad 3901 Carter Creek
Tiffany Park Splash Pad 3890 Copperfield Dr
OTHER RECREATION Brazos Valley Bank Ball Park 979-779-7529
Carousel Acres Equestrian Center 979-690-0937 Available for lessons, hayrides and trail rides, birthday parties or to 5200 Koppe Bridge Road
Santa’s Wonderland 979-690-7212 College Station
Soggy Bottom ATV Ranch 979-820-4500 ATV and dirt bike trails 18686 E. State Hwy. 21
Tonkaway Ranch 979-776-1476 A working cattle ranch and wing shooting preserve. Five degrees of difficulty are available for hunters, as well as professionally trained and finished bird dogs 16373 Tonkaway Lake Road
Lake Bryan 979-361-0861 8200 Sandy Point Road
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