Aggieland is gearing up to celebrate 250 years of the United States, with plenty of events throughout Bryan-College Station for the whole family.
Bryan Yard Dogs vs. Nacogdoches Niners Baseball Game at Travis Fields
Bryan’s Mid-America League summer baseball team will play a game that promises family fun and entertainment.
Travis Major Field fireworks showTaking place after the baseball game, the show features 10 minutes of a variety of fireworks displays sponsored by the city of Bryan and Bryan Texas Utilities.
- July 3, end of game until 10 p.m.
- Free (parking available across from Legends Event Center)
- 2100 Bomber Drive, Bryan
- www.destinationbryan.com
July 4 First FridayHistoric Downtown Bryan hosts its monthly First Friday event with live music, local artists and family-friendly festivities surrounding July 4.
“July 4th Celebration: Honoring 250 Years of America!" at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & MuseumA celebration of the United States’ 250 years featuring bounce houses, crafts, face painting, balloons and refreshments. Participants can also attend the "Let Freedom Ring" ceremony at 1 p.m.
Fourth of July at Aggieland SafariPatrons can visit the park all day to see exotic animals and enjoy live music, food trucks and performances.
Twin City Toucans FC vs Laredo HeatBryan-College Station’s professional USL2 soccer club will be playing a game of summer ball on the 4th of July holiday.
I Heart America Celebration at the Wolf Pen Creek AmphitheaterHeadlined by the Josh Abbott Band, this celebration will also feature fireworks, food vendors and family-friendly activities. It is recommended for attendees to bring chairs and blankets, depending on where they decide to sit.
- July 4, gates open at 7 p.m.
- Free (admission)
- 1015 Colgate Drive, College Station
- www.visit.cstx.gov
Christ Church Freedom FestivalCelebrating 250 years of freedom with family-friendly fun, activities, games, worship, food and a pie-eating contest.
