Whoop! Rudder tower…read moreis one of the most recognizable structures on campus. Great place to start a tour of the campus. A lot of history is all around (in the MSC as well which has been newly renovated and is adjacent)

This is a nice tower. I like how they have a auditorium and a theater in it. It is the most…read morerecognize able place on campus.

My sisterhood org had our event here and it was wonderful!! Management is so sweet and…read moreaccommodating, and they were very helpful in providing us enough seating for our large group (40 members). The venue was very cute and the bathrooms were so clean we definitely hope to use this venue for future events

Great venue for what was billed as the "Largest Gun Show in Texas", bold statement in view of past…read moreyears. Ample free parking, lots of room inside, not cramped up at all. Restrooms were clean and well kept, and the A/C actually kept the large space comfortable, even in the Texas heat! Not every venue in the state hits all those marks, if you've been patronizing these type shows over the years. Give it a look!

Came here a few times. Some for my son's firefighting exams and others for the Largest Gun Show in…read moreTexas events. This place has a pretty large sized parking lot and the building itself was pretty huge. Great place to host games, events, etc. This review is based on the gun show. It was humungous hosting over a thousand tables. My kids and I love coming here because there are so many great deals and different varieties to include knives, accessories, etc. There was a small concession inside the building and a food truck outside. There are ATMs and restrooms conveniently located throughout the building. If you're looking for a firearm, this specific event will most likely have it. They come to the BCS a few times a year. I believe they're returning in October so don't miss out. They also do raffles to win prizes and a rifle.

Yo, These people basically gave us room to do anything and everything we wanted for my brother's…read morewedding. No one got in the way, or interrupted, or hurried us. It felt like we owned the place. I'm talkin' about it LITERALLY felt like we owned the place. Plenty of parking. LARGE venue. Incredibly affordable. And some super nice spots for photo ops! All of you people looking for a place to have an event...what's up? Why are you still looking? Go here!

The Brazos Center and county's first public sculpture Brazos Flower have been around for a few…read moreyears now. I remember having my Senior prom, and my graduation party in the outdoor pavilion here back in??? I have had many dancing nights here, some of them intoxicating weddings, quinceaneras, JL's Bargin Blitz, and etc.. Brazos Center was the place rent for events big or small. Recently I went to my cousin's quinceanera at the Brazos Center. I was surprised to see that the place is as I remember it; in tact and nice. A little out of date, but it was not run down. The ball room area is perfect for that time when the DJ plays some MJ and all the older people like me get on the dance floor to embarrass or hurt themselves. The Brazos Center has 4 different assembly rooms 1 with a stage perfect weddings or parties. It also has 3 other rooms available for meetings and lecture type events. Whatever the occasion The Brazos Center has a room for it. I recommend the Brazos Center for you events. I gave The Brazos Center five 5 stars; book your event today.

We were very, very pleased with The Veranda! It is a nice venue, convenient to Bryan/College…read moreStation. We hosted our son's wedding rehearsal dinner at The Veranda. The building sits well off of the main road, giving it a private feel. It is a relaxed venue surrounded by trees and facing a pond (with a fountain). Plenty of parking. They have a full kitchen, a bar area, two bathrooms (with a sufficient changing area for brides/bridesmaids), and sufficient round and rectangular tables to set the room up however you want. Steve Porter bent over backwards to make sure that everything was perfect for us. This is a great venue in a great location at a great price.

The SEAD Gallery is cool, and you should know about it. It's a gem in the downtown Bryan crown…read more With friends in the arts community, I have taken in a lot of exhibits here, including some by friends. It's a beautiful old space, right next door to The Village cafe. There is always something interesting going on here, and often wine and snacks to boot. Come check it out!

This is a review for the summer camps that SEAD runs for kids. Last summer my (then 9 years old)…read moreson took All About that Glass and loved it. He also ended up with some really nice pieces that he gave as Christmas presents. This summer he did the game design camp and had an even more amazing time--after the camp was over he has spent a lot of his free time working on the game he made in the class using the program they taught him.

First time I came here to the Rudder Theatre was to see Jerry Seinfeld do a stand-up comedy show…read morefor the Aggies and (probably) the ONE Longhorn in the auditorium to see him. Parking was super easy - right across the street - and was FREE!!! Yup - that is right - NO FEE for parking for a show you are seeing on campus and literally right across the street! There is NO BEER OR BOOZE here so be forewarned. I understand it's a university campus so that might be the reason. Booze up before you head down to your show (or sneak some in, you ninja!). Also only vending machines reside on the first floor with no options for appetizers or wining & dining time. If sitting in the balcony (any of them) you may notice the sound not carrying all the way to your seats. We had a hard time hearing Jerry and the comedian who opened up for him. I wasn't sure if it was the sound system or if it was how far back we were in the top balcony. Either way, it was a struggle to hear some of the jokes in between the audience laughs and any commotion happening near our seats.

Coming back to the MSC after all these years away from A&M was like taking a warm bath. My cap…read morecame off without thinking as I wandered through several times during my visit last weekend. I didn't walk on the grass either. The MSC Hotel that I stayed the last time I was here was gone, and I spent a fair amount of time trying to figure out where it was. The big Cafeteria is gone, but there's still plenty of food choices on the main floor and down under. There's a huge Barnes and Nobel "bookstore" which I found to be the best place to buy TAMU branded goods. Past that, I wandered through a few art galleries, laid Tefillin with a Chabadnick, visited a volunteer fair, admired all the contribution plaques (including Class of 1980), relaxed in the Flag Room, and did a lot of people watching and wondered how so many years had flown by so fast. The MSC is how I remember it and not. But after a couple days, it was great to catch up with an old friend.

This was my first visit to A&M and was blown away by how nice the campus is, especially this…read morestudent center. My husband and I thought the "hats off" rule was so awesome. Very respectful for the fallen soldiers. The interior was beautiful. The store was nice BUT very very pricey. One of the sweatshirts was $150!!! Yikes! Huge selection of merchandise though.