Visit The Cities Of The Southeastern Conference

Now the best fans in the country can get rewarded for visiting their favorite SEC cities. Sign up for the Cities of the SEC Tour and earn rewards by checking in at the best of the best in the South's incredible college towns.

We're Proud Of Our Aggie Roots

Classes at the Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas (now Texas A&M University) began on October 4, 1876 – on land that had been given by the citizens of Bryan, Texas.
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The Ultimate Guide to Aggie Football Weekends in Bryan-College Station, Texas

“Howdy!” That’s the official greeting at Texas A&M University, and something you’re sure to hear from friendly folks throughout Aggieland on any visit.
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Things To Do In Bryan-College Station, Texas If You Plan To Skip The Game

Aggie football game weekends are some of the busiest weekends in the Brazos Valley, but don't worry it's not only about football in Bryan-College Station, Texas! Experience plenty of fun, family-friendly things…
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Things to Do Go where refined meets rustic, where history meets community, and where new meets old. Situated at… Learn More
Historic Downtown Bryan In Historic Downtown Bryan, the legendary stories of our past converge with a thriving arts scene… Learn More
Events Whether it’s a live concert along Lake Walk, a baseball game with the Brazos Valley Bombers… Learn More
Eat & Drink Simply put, Bryan is a foodie city. You won’t have to wander far or look hard… Learn More
e‑Newsletter We’ll send you information regarding upcoming events, things to do, and more to inspire you to… Learn More

About Cities of the SEC:

The Cities of the SEC is a partnership between the destinations that are home to the
schools in the Southeastern Conference. This partnership is born from the idea that
college football fans are familiar with the teams, coaches and rivalries within the
conference, but perhaps not as much in regard to the places each of these teams call
home. The Cities of the SEC include Nashville, TN; Lexington, KY; Baton Rouge, LA;
Knoxville, TN; Gainesville, FL; Athens, GA; Columbia, SC; Columbia, MO; Bryan-
College Station, TX; Tuscaloosa, AL; Fayetteville, AR; Auburn, AL; Starkville, MS; and
Oxford, MS. For more information, please visit visitthesec.com.