Galleries & Museums
First-Rate Bryan-College Station Art Galleries And Museums
Whether your interests range from wildlife, the military, or politics, Bryan-College Station showcases vibrant and charming museums. For the art lovers among you, we also boast a fine selection of Central Texas art galleries. Texas is a bold, diverse state, and our art and culture reflect this dynamic spirit. Experience the soul of the Lone Star State with us!
Tap Into The Energy And Spirit Of Central Texas Art & Culture
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Experience the home gallery, fine artwork and custom framing of nationally renowned artist Benjamin Knox. MORE
Going hand-in-hand with one of the largest horticulture departments in the nation is the Texas A&M Benz Gallery of Floral Art. Display cases in this park-like atrium of the Horticulture/Forest Science Building hold exhibits for the pleasure of students and the community-at-large. MORE
The Stark Galleries will be closed as of May 31, 2009 due to building renovations, but will continue to host exhibitions, lectures, workshops, and other exciting events at various venues throughout the area. Check their website for further information. MORE
The Forsyth Center Galleries will be closed as of May 17, 2009 due to building renovations, but will be relocating. Check their website for further information. MORE
The Corps Center is home to a museum that houses thousands of Aggie artifacts and a library with over 3,000 military research volumes. MORE
The tradition of the 12th Man, the excitement of Kyle Field, the revelry of the historic Aggie Bonfire, and the resounding yells of the student body will come to life in a sports museum unlike any other in the nation. MORE
The Texas Gallery hosts an extensive permanent collection of art featuring works from regional and Texas artists, sculpture, paintings and artifacts from around the world dating from the 11th century to the present. MORE
This museum chronicles the tragedies and triumphs of African American life from ancient civilizations to the present day, while also focusing on local history's of churches, families and schools. The museum strives to explore, develop, preserve and present the cultural heritage of African Americans. MORE
The Museum boasts a gallery with exhibits of fossils, sculptures, antique farming and survey equipment, a discovery room with more than fifteen varieties of live animals, an active glass-front beehive, dozens of taxidermy mounts, educational resources and several exhibits. MORE
Built in 1903 with funds from the Carnegie Foundation, this library is the oldest existing Carnegie Library in Texas still used as a library. MORE
