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College Station MSC OPAS Performance Options
March 23rd, 2010 Categories: Community Events
Bryan/College Station is well known for its genteel southern hospitality, but what makes the area remarkable is that it also has an outlet for those looking for a refined, cultural experience. For anyone looking to dress up, get out of the house, and have an elegant evening, the MSC OPAS (Opera and Performing Arts Society) has everything you’re looking for.
Centered in Rudder theatre, on A&M’s campus, the MSC OPAS is an internationally renowned organization that has had performances like Yo Yo Ma, Les Miserables, Rent, and the world premiere of the Bolshoi-Grigorovich Ballet (which received coverage from The New York Times).
Because of A&M University, Bryan/College Station residents have access to a very prominent theatre that features all sorts of concerts and plays. The MSC OPAS relies on donations and ticket sales for its funding, so the people are friendly and everything is reasonably priced to try to encourage as many people as possible to attend the performances.
Even if you’re not one for “high culture,” the OPAS has performances like Jeff Corwin from the Animal Planet and the Spaghetti Western Orchestra, which is like the Harlem Globetrotters of orchestra. The MSC OPAS genuinely tries to have something that everyone can enjoy.
What’s great about the MSC OPAS is, not only to they try to bring great performances to Bryan/College Station residents, they are also closely tied to the community. They’re hardly a money making organization, so they are actively having community activities to try to get everyone interested and involved. For example, on the 28th of March, in Rudder theatre, they are having an ice cream social and a musical called Max and Ruby.
Max and Ruby a fun-loving story about two children putting on a musical for their grandmother. It’d be fun for the whole family, and Blue Bell is catering to the function– making it well worth everyone’s time.
If you’re looking to find something fun and unconventional to do with the family, or you’re just tired of the same old, same old, you’d never be amiss visiting the MSC OPAS and seeing one of the performances they’ve brought. All things considered, Bryan/College Station offers everything you’d hope to find in both a big city and a small town alike. Bryan/College Station is still proud to say its hospitality is as friendly and southern as ever, but it has also made a number of improvements for the benefit of the community.
Susan Hilton – Realtor & Sales Trainer for Century 21 Beal, Inc.
#1 in Real Estate in Bryan and College Station Home Sales
Real Estate for Bryan College Station!
Call 979-764-2121 and hear information on ANY property for sale in the Brazos Valley.
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Family Fun on Texas Aggie Campus March 27 2010 AFTER Easter Egg Hunt
March 22nd, 2010 Categories: Family
Saturdays have always been a day of rest, relaxing, and recovering. But it’s also a perfect together to grab the little ones and have a nice family outing after the Century 21 Beal Annual Easter Egg Hunt! How about visiting a vet or having fun with science? Texas A&M has you covered. On Saturday, March 27, both the Vet School and the Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics & Astronomy are opening their doors.
The Vet Open House will start at 9:00 Saturday Morning and is absolutely free to everybody. You can start off with tours through the small and large animal hospitals, going behind the swinging doors. After the tours you can visit various Read the rest of this entry »
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Century 21 Beal Annual College Station/Bryan Easter Egg Hunt 2010
March 11th, 2010 Categories: Community Events
Saturday, March 27, 2010
College Station Central Park (Off South Earl Rudder Freeway)
Registration 10am
Hunt begins at 10:15 am
979-764-2100
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Chilifest 2010 Bryan College Station, Texas
March 10th, 2010 Categories: Community Events
chilifest 2010 Bryan College Station Texas
Chilifest 2010 is just a little over a month away, and it’s never too early to start perfecting your best chili recipe. Tickets are $30 when bought in advance, and $35 at the gate, and can be purchased at a variety of locations. Registration for teams for the cookoff opened February 26, and the team captain meeting will be held March 29th and 30th.
Tell your friends and buy a ticket today so that you can make memories and help give back to the community through one fun-filled weekend.
Susan Hilton – Realtor & Sales Trainer for Century 21 Beal, Inc.
#1 in Real Estate in Bryan and College Station Home Sales
Real Estate for Bryan College Station!
Call 979-764-2121 and hear information on ANY property for sale in the Brazos Valley.
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The Many Hats of Village Cafe in Downtown Bryan, Tx
March 9th, 2010 Categories: Community Events, Downtown Bryan
Village Cafe Downtown Bryan Tx
Downtown Bryan is home to some of the most beautiful historic buildings in the Bryan College Station area. Quality restaurants, community theatre, antique stores and many more contribute to Downtown Bryan’s fun environment. Located on an unassuming corner of W. 26th street sits the Village Cafe, a comfortable space that wears many different hats, depending on the hour.
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