Bryan-College Station will have a busy fall. Here is a look at some of the events residents are looking forward to in October and November. This list is not exhaustive.
Pumpkin Patch at Lake Walk
All October long, Lake Walk will have a pumpkin patch for guests’ photo ops.
Spirit of 150 Week
Texas A&M University is celebrating 150 years with a full week of activities planned across each campus. According to Visit College Station, this includes birthday cake, a historical gallery exhibit, speakers and concerts.
OPAS presents: The Phil Collins Story
From Genesis to Disney, this docu-concert will chronicle the career of Phil Collins at OPAS. Visit College Station called the concert an “immersive musical journey starring talent from around the world,” featuring intricate lighting, audio and projections.
Tee Off for Chosen
A fundraiser benefitting faith-based nonprofit Chosen 210 will be hosted at Top Golf. The nonprofit distributes medical equipment to those in need across the Brazos Valley. Tickets include two hours of open play time, a fajita dinner and a silent auction.
Oct. 8, 6-8:30 p.m.
$75-$5,000 (varying tickets and sponsorships)
400 W. Villa Maria Road, Bryan
www.chosen210.com
American Patchwork Quartet concert
Opening its 31st season, Friends of Chamber Music will feature a 2025 Grammy Nominee for Best Folk Album American Patchwork Quartet. The group combines jazz, Asian, African and country influences.
Operation Short Legs
Corgis and their human companions are invited to the Museum of the American G.I. for a day of Corgi races, a costume contest and an obstacle course among other fun activities.
Marriage in Community
Hosted by Ice House on Main, the monthly event features a “brief” couples program, light snacks and a cash bar for engaged and newly married couples. RSVPs are requested.
Farmers Fest 2026
Dylan Gossett, The Jack Wharff Band and Buffalo Traffic Jam will perform live at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater. In addition to the country music lineup, the city has arranged food trucks and vendors to come out as well.
Oct. 16, 5 p.m.
$49 (general admission), $174 (VIP)
1015 Colgate Drive, College Station
www.farmersfest.us
Craft Night with Pride Community Center
KinderHill Brew Lab will host Pride Brazos’ “Queer Craft Night,” inviting the LGBTQIA+ community and allies to work on any craft project.
2026 Brazos Valley Fair & Rodeo
Bull riders and barrel racers among others will showcase their talents at the Brazos County Expo Center. The fair will also come with the classics, including funnel cakes, the ferris wheel and a petting zoo.
Moonwalk LIVE! The Thriller Experience
Spanning the career of King of Pop Michael Jackson, a family-friendly concert at Stage 12 at Brookshire Brothers will feature dancers and vocalists. Guests are invited to sing along.
First Friday
November First Friday will feature live music, local art, shopping, treats and activities.
Winter Wonderland Holiday Market
More than 60 vendors will be at A&M United Methodist Church’s fourth annual holiday market, benefitting local foster children. The market will feature holiday-themed crafts, gifts and other goods.
