Bryan–College Station Events: Oct 27–Nov 2, 2025
From family-friendly Halloween parties and open mics to art markets and live tributes, there’s plenty to do across Bryan and College Station this week. Explore downtown happenings, campus concerts, seasonal festivals, and weekly markets while you’re in town. Use this guide to find ticket links, times, and insider details so you can plan the perfect outing—whether you’re a local or visiting for the weekend.
MSC Hospitality’s Halloween Party — Bethancourt Ballroom (MSC)
Mon, Oct 27 • 6:00–8:00 PM
Kick off Halloween week on campus with MSC Hospitality’s annual family party geared toward kids ages 4–12. Expect games, candy, prizes, and pizza in the Bethancourt Ballroom, with costumes strongly encouraged. Parking is available in Gene Stallings Garage and the event is free to attend, making it an easy after-work activity. No RSVP is required, so bring the little ones for a quick, festive weekday celebration.
Visiting campus? Stay close by at Hardy’s Landing RV Park.
Dreamers’ Circus — Ice House on Main
Wed, Oct 29 • 7:00–9:00 PM
Experience a globally acclaimed trio blending Nordic folk with contemporary flair inside the historic Ice House on Main. This intimate concert setting puts the virtuosic interplay front and center, perfect for midweek music lovers. With downtown restaurants and bars nearby, it’s easy to make a full evening of it before or after the show. Seats are limited in boutique venues like this, so consider grabbing tickets early.
Make it a music getaway—book a stay at Hardy’s Resort RV Park.
Piano Night — The Owl
Wed, Oct 29 • 7:00–10:00 PM
This weekly sing-along evening pairs live piano with the cozy ambiance of The Owl on Main Street. Bring your song requests, warm up those vocal cords, and settle into a relaxed night out in Historic Downtown Bryan. It’s a great choice if you want live music without a large-venue feel. Admission is free, so drop in and stay as long as you’d like.
Open Mic Night — The Palace Theater
Wed, Oct 29 • 7:00–10:00 PM
Cheer on local talent (or sign up to perform) at the open-air Palace Theater in the heart of Downtown Bryan. Hosted by area musicians, the Wednesday night open mic draws a friendly crowd and a wide mix of genres. It’s a fun way to discover new artists and enjoy the amphitheater’s unique vibe. Free to attend, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis.
See more local happenings on our Bryan–College Station events page.
Open Mic — The 101
Wed, Oct 29 • 9:00–11:30 PM
Keep the music going late with Open Mic at The 101, the ice-house-style bar inside a renovated service station. Expect a casual scene, rotating performers, and easy access to the rest of Downtown Bryan’s nightlife. If you’re a musician, this is a welcoming room; if you’re a listener, it’s an easy add-on after earlier shows. Admission is free.
Traveling through BCS? Check availability at Hardy’s Landing RV Park.
“Marginalia” Screenings + Q&A — The Queen Theatre
Thu, Oct 30 • 6:45 PM & 8:30 PM
Head to the beautifully restored Queen Theatre for two special screenings of the art-film “Marginalia,” featuring post-show Q&A with the artist. It’s a rare chance to see independent cinema on the big screen and hear directly from the creator about process and meaning. Built in 1939, the Queen adds historic charm and great sightlines to the experience. Seats are limited for each showing, so arrive early.
Date night idea: Pair the film with a cozy stay at Hardy’s Resort RV Park.
Halloween Party — The Palace Theater
Fri, Oct 31 • 7:00–11:30 PM
Celebrate Halloween under the stars at the Palace with live tribute bands, a costume contest, and a full bar. The open-air amphitheater setting makes this one of Downtown Bryan’s most atmospheric parties of the year. Expect a festive crowd, photo-worthy moments, and plenty of spooky fun. Tickets are budget-friendly, and the venue is steps from Main Street’s late-night eats.
Lock in your weekend now: Book your stay at Hardy’s RV Parks.
Costume Contest & Halloween Party — Hush & Whisper Distillery
Fri, Oct 31 • 7:00–10:30 PM
Raise a glass at Bryan’s grain-to-glass distillery with a Halloween bash featuring a judged costume contest and prizes. Sip craft cocktails in a moody, speakeasy-style space while DJs and special programming keep the energy high. It’s a great choice if you want an elevated, 21+ Halloween night. Arrive early—capacity is limited and this one fills fast.
YPA Halloween Party — Benjamin Knox Gallery
Fri, Oct 31 • 7:00–10:00 PM
Young Professionals of Aggieland host a free, open-to-the-public Halloween party with live music, food and wine, games, and a costume contest. Set inside the Benjamin Knox Gallery near University Drive, it’s an easy meet-up spot before heading to Northgate or other nightlife. Expect a lively crowd and plenty of photo ops. No ticket required.
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The Farmers’ Market in Brazos County — Midtown Park
Sat, Nov 1 • 8:00 AM–12:00 PM
Shop a year-round, rain-or-shine market featuring local produce, meats, baked goods, and artisan finds. The Midtown Park setting makes parking straightforward and strolling easy, and it’s pet-friendly for well-behaved dogs on short leashes. Grab a breakfast taco or pastry and browse vendors before the afternoon’s events. It’s a community staple and a perfect Saturday kickoff.
Traveling with a rig? Reserve a full-hookup site for Saturday morning convenience.
First Saturday Art Fair & Market — DeGallery
Sat, Nov 1 • 1:00–7:00 PM
Spend the afternoon exploring original art, jewelry, and artisan goods at DeGallery’s monthly market. This indoor-outdoor event mixes vendor booths with gallery browsing, so you can meet makers and pick up gifts or home décor. It’s a relaxed way to support local creatives after your farmers’ market run. Drop in anytime between 1 and 7 PM.
Bully Bash Festival — Lake Walk
Sun, Nov 2 • 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
MAS Bully Rescue’s free community festival brings vendors, food trucks, adoptable dogs, a pet costume contest, and a microchip & vaccine clinic to Lake Walk. It’s a family-friendly, dog-friendly event supporting local rescue efforts. Expect a big turnout, so consider arriving early if you want to catch the costume contest. The promenade and lake views make for great photos with your pups.
Bringing your pup? See our nearby options at Hardy’s Resort RV Park.
Rountree Market — Midtown Park
Sun, Nov 2 • 12:00–5:00 PM
Wrap up the weekend at Rountree, a weekly community market overlooking Midtown Lake. Browse handcrafted goods, collectibles, and small-batch treats while kids enjoy the park setting and nearby skatepark. With rotating vendors and food options, there’s something new each Sunday. Admission is free and parking is convenient.
Dead Serious: A Halloween Concert — Rudder Auditorium
Sun, Nov 2 • 4:00 PM
Texas A&M’s performing arts lineup closes out Halloween weekend with an orchestral concert at Rudder Auditorium. Expect a program of haunting favorites and seasonal selections that play beautifully in the hall’s acoustics. It’s an excellent, all-ages capstone after a Saturday of markets and Halloween fun. Check the event page for ticket availability and seating options.
Overnighting near campus? Consider Hardy’s Landing RV Park.
Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute (Texas Flood) — Ice House on Main
Sun, Nov 2 • 6:00–8:00 PM
Close out your Sunday with a high-energy tribute to the Texas blues legend benefiting Raising a Hand for Rett. The Ice House’s intimate, downtown setting keeps you close to the blistering guitar work and crowd-pleasing setlist. Consider pairing the show with dinner on Main Street before or after. Tickets are required; see the listing for details.
Ready to roll? Book now at Hardy’s RV Parks or contact us with questions.
Note: There is no Texas A&M home football game at Kyle Field this week; the next game is away at Missouri on Sat, Nov 8.