This is Collegiate Summer League Baseball. Not even a sniff to A Ball. Most of these kids…read moreare from colleges and most have room and board with locals. They are playing entertaining ball. I'll come back.

After paying for the club Founders Seats down low, it was a total rip off. One of our two seats…read morehas been broken ALL SEASON. You slide out of it if you don't push back constantly We have reported it to the ticket booth several times and have been assured it would be fixed. This is the last game, and it is still not fixed. Food is supposed to be included when you are in the Founders Club. After scanning our QR code, we had to pay the full amount for our food and drink. The baseball is fantastic. The management is horrible.

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.

The festival was near Highway 6.I could park my car at Post Oak shopping mall.When i arrived the…read morefestival, I could see some Turkish dancers.It reminded me of Turkish Festival.This was a world festival.I was looking for a Turkish booth. I found it and saw baklava.I love baklava.It was sold for $1.I bought it. I went to Japan club's booth.They were selling rice balls.The rice ball were $2-$3.They were delicious.I walked around the festival.College station is an international city because of many international students at A&M. Aggies should recruit football players around the world.I forgot the fact that only Americans play American football.I went back to the stage. I saw Chinese lion dancers.They were awesome.I think that this festival is relatively unknown outside College station. I really want to promote this festival.I will post this festival's information on my facebook in 2014.

This event was on the top of our to-do list when we moved to the bcs area. Unfortunately it was…read morerained out the first year we wanted to go so we waited until this year. We went out to wolf pen creek on Friday, the opening night about two hours after it started. A major disappointment. There were about five food trucks set up that resembled a county fair (deep fried oreos, deep fried twinkles, deep fried candy bars, etc.) and that was it for food. No booths or displays were set up yet, they must have been waiting for Saturday. The only thing going on was a "salsa" dance lesson. If you check it out, don't waste your time on going the first night.

This museum is a treasure! I took my 16 year old grandson and he throughly enjoyed it as much as I…read moredid. We learned a lot that we did not know. It definitely made an impression on my grandson. It was worth the trip for sure and we both highly recommend it.

Came here for the first time with my kids. I honestly don't know much or the specifics of the wars…read morethat happened in our past, but this musuem had a simple setup that did an amazing job explaining a lot of their history as well as showcasing their equipment and supplies. The admission tickets are so cheap. There's a small gift shop as you enter and start your tour. The overall place isn't as big as you think, you can fly by everything without reading within 20-30mins, but if you wanna stop and read everything then prepare to be there for over an hour. There's a lot of awesome materials and display. I was also told that all the tanks on display are actually operational and every so often are driven outside during events. Definitely recommend to experience this with the family. Lots of cool souvenirs in the gift shop to take home. The staff member is super nice and informational. They give discount to current and former military. The parking is huge so you shouldn't have a problem finding a stall.

I took my mom to see Jesus Christ Superstar at the Palace Theatre, and we had a great time. The…read moreproduction was fun, well done, and she thoroughly enjoyed herself. For a local theater, it's absolutely worth a visit if you're looking for quality entertainment at a very reasonable price. The theater itself is older, which adds a lot of charm and character to the experience, though it does come with a few drawbacks. The biggest challenge is the restroom situation--there are only two small restrooms, so a little strategic planning during intermission is helpful if you want to avoid long lines. One thing I really appreciated was the concession pricing. The drinks were very reasonably priced, which was a pleasant surprise compared to many larger venues. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back to enjoy another show in the future.

Super fun time here! The sound was good for rock music, and the drinks are cheap. Definitely have a…read morebunch of events going on all the time too.

I love this place! Intimate setting with a comfortable temperature and good sound quality…read more I watched Little Women and the cast was AMAZING!! The lady who played Hannah KILLED it!!

This is a little hidden Gem in Downtown Bryan that until a few days ago, I didn't even know it…read moreexisted. It's a little hard to find, and my iMap/siri got us close enough. The entrance is really on Bryan Avenue (not 26th St), and when you walk in, it's a little hard to know where to go. Walk all the way up the stairs and in the door, yes even though it doesn't seem right you ARE in the right place. The moment you open the door, it's like you step into another world. This is a very eclectic theater experience that makes for the perfect experience. I saw "Othello" there on Friday night and was pleasantly surprised. It's an intimate theater experience with a great vibe and great cast. You can tell that a lot of love and care is put into everything they do. During intermission, take a break and grab a drink (donations only) and take a seat on one of the many couches, grab a book and enjoy good company. This is a MUST visit for an intimate theatrical experience :)