Grand Stafford Theater

Craft Beer and Cocktail Tuesday
2016-12-13 16:30 - 20:00, 2016-12-06 16:30 - 19:00, 2016-11-29 16:30 - 20:00, 2016-11-22 16:30 - 20:00, 2016-11-15 16:40 - 20:00, 2016-11-08 16:30 - 20:00, 2016-11-01 16:30 - 20:00 (America/Chicago) | TX
Join us for some handcrafted cocktails created by our very own mixology master, Cynthia Lockledge! Specials vary each week, so come on out and try something new!

Come and Take It Productions Presents IT LIES WITHIN and My Heart To Fear
2016-12-12 20:00 - 23:00
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IT LIES WITHIN 1015-1045
My Heart To Fear 930-10
Distance, Here 845-915
Hoping All Theories Exist 8-830

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Second Sunday Foreign Film ft. The Artist
2016-12-11 15:30 - 18:00
We are proud to continue the Second Sunday Foreign Film Series at the Grand Stafford Theatre on Sunday, Decemeber 11th! This month’s installment will feature the 2011 Box Office hit, The Artist
Michel Hazanavicius’ daringly black and white, comedy-drama, The Artist, Stars Jean Dujardinn as George Valentin. Valentin is a matinee idol in Hollywood before the dawn of talkies. However, his marriage is far from perfect, and one day he meets ambitious chorus girl Peppy Miller (Bérénice Bejo) and is smitten. Very quickly thereafter, sound comes to movies, and George sinks all his money into one last epic silent film, while Peppy becomes a star in the new era. John Goodman co-stars as the head of the film studio working with Valentin. The Artist played at both the 2011 Cannes Film Festival and the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rov
Popcorn is free with admission. Join us and bring a friend!

Luca, The Ex-Optimists, Corusco, and Mutant Love
2016-12-10 21:00 - 23:00
Luca
Formed in the fall of 2013, Luca began making strides in the local College Station scene. After releasing a three song set of demos in the winter, they began working on their debut EP entitled “Mistakes to Learn From” which was released in September of 2014
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The Ex-Optimists

Loud rock & roll band… it’s an experience. Clearing rooms since 2008.
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Corusco

Corusco is an indie rock project with its roots spread across Texas and currently located in the Bryan-College Station area. In May 2015, Corusco released a four song acoustic demo entitled “Don’t Give Up” that is available on Bandcamp. They have toured through Texas and Oklahoma. With themes ranging from loss and hope to heartbreak and joy, “Don’t Give Up” encompasses the journey through grief and the darker moments in life while struggling to maintain hope.
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Mutant Love
Mutant Love is the result of a cloud of gas way out in space colliding with another weird cloud of gas.
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This Is Water Theatre
2016-12-06 19:30 - 21:30
SHOW ME SOMETHING NEW AND DRINK TO…
A NEW STAGED READING SERIES
Once a month during Craft Cocktail Tuesday at the Grand Stafford Theatre in Historic Downtown Bryan!
Starting at 7:30pm, done by 9:30pm at the latest!
What is a staged reading?
Think of it like a podcast version of a play, only live.
That sounds boring, just watching people read.
We promise to keep it interesting!
Plus, because it’s more relaxed, you can move around, get more to drink,
and play along with a drinking game each month that will be specific to that particular play!
Does it cost anything?
It’s Pay-What-You-Can, and no tickets are required in advance!
If you enjoy yourself, we need your financial support to help make sure we can keep coming back each month.
DECEMBER 6: BECOMING NUMBER SIX, BY ROSS PETER NELSON
Stephanie Dylar is disturbed when two shadowy figures claiming to be intelligence agents appear on her doorstep. The agents, Lovelace and Babbage, represent a government branch known as The Division, and inform her that her son Jeremy may be involved in illegal computer activity. When Jeremy subsequently goes missing, Stephanie turns to her friend Julia for help, and is confronted with the realities of constant surveillance Julia brings the hacking group Incognito into the mix.
Rating: PG-13 (Contains strong language)

Christmas Gospel Concert Brunch
2016-12-04 10:30 - 12:00
Join us for a Sunday Holiday Brunch at the Grand Stafford Theater with Joey McGee, an Americana Gospel Experience! A selection of holiday and gospel music will be performed. The meal will be based on seasonal ingredients from our garden and local farms. The doors will open at 10:30am, at which point the live music will start. Following, food will be served at 11:15.
Additionally a Bloody Mary Bar, Mimosas and other alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase at the bar.
We hope to see you there!
Tickets available here.

For your listening pleasure – Joey McGee:
I’ll Fly Away: https://youtu.be/mzG40PlKDFo

Free First Friday Featuring Roxy Roca, Keeton Coffman, Joey McGee, and The Lonely Wheel
2016-12-02 19:00 - 23:00
Austin, TX-based ROXY ROCA is a powerhouse of southern soul, stirring up your spirit with a gritty and infectious sound influenced as much by soul and funk legends of the late 60s like James Brown, Joe Tex, and Al Green as by early rock ‘n’ roll pioneers like Chubby Checker and Little Richard and early 70s psychedelic funk rockers like War and Sly and the Family Stone. Formed in late 2010, the band quickly developed a reputation for getting a room on its feet and in motion with a sound that has been described as Dynamite Texas Soul — driving, horn-powered southern soul with a certain explosiveness and swagger that is distinctly Texas.
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Keeton Coffman

“From the moment Keeton Coffman took the stage, it was painfully obvious that this guy belongs in front of a crowd at all times” (Houston Press). Heartland Rock and Roll perhaps best describes Coffman’s wide ranging style on his first full length album, Killer Eyes. From the heel-stomping corner pub song “What We’re Reaching For” and the dancehall flavor of “Ellie” and “Killer Eyes” to the Gospel infused “The Mountain“, Keeton’s style of music evokes the small town Texas sound he grew up with, matched with the knuckle and grit of his true Rock and Roll soul.
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Joey McGee

Joey McGee is a Texas-based songwriter living in the Brazos Valley. A New Orleans native, his music is infused with a unique blend of soul, country, rock, blues – and a good dose Creole-Cajun spice!
The songwriter performs both solo and with his band, and he is currently working on his third studio project – Terlingua Taproot – which is due to be released in the Fall of 2016.
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The Lonely Wheel
The Lonely Wheel is a local up-and- coming band led by singer-songwriter Matthew Martinez. His passion for music and songwriting has brought life to The Lonely Wheel’s first EP: A self-titled four-song exploration of love, heartbreak, and loss of innocence. Blending Folk and Blues, they bring soulful energy with a sound that’s at once new and familiar.
Martinez is accompanied by the dynamic keys and vibrant vocals of Deanna Sessions and the energetic beats of Joel Sam to bring the full sound of The Lonely Wheel.

Grace Bible Church Junction Christmas
2016-12-01 19:00 - 21:00
Come on out to this FREE inaugural city-wide event for all singles in their 20s and 30s (grad students and working folks) in the Brazos Valley! Junction meets weekly on Thursdays at Grace Bible Church for fellowship, snacks, worship and large group Bible study followed by small group discussion. This special Junction features the amazing Ross King leading a Christmas worship set and Tod Berkey will bring a wonderful message! Please bring an unwrapped toy for Grace Bible Church’s Youth Impact Christmas Co-Op for marginalized kids. Come connect with God and others at the awesome Grand Stafford Theater in Downtown Bryan from 7-9 p.m. Please invite friends and any young singles you know–help us get the word out!
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Pecha Kucha
2016-11-29 17:00 - 21:00
Join us on November 29 at Grand Stafford Theater. We have an amazing lineup for the evening and we hope to see you there too! Here’s what we’ll be hearing and seeing- in the presenters’ own words:
Brad Dressler – Owner & Director of Digital Marketing, Pro Social Media Coaching and Marketing
Which Superhero Are You? Discovering Your Personal Brand!
Every hero is different and so is every person. Everyone has a personal brand. I will discuss personal brands and how your brand shapes perception of yourself.
Lenzie Winton – Manager of Sales and Promotions, Escape Room BCS in College Station
Escape Rooms
In an escape room, players are locked in a themed room (such as a jail) in which they have a limited time to solve a series of intricate puzzles. Successfully solving the final puzzle allows the player to escape. Players who communicate, and work as a team, are most successful in escaping.
John Romero – Software Developer, Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)
The Love Bug – evolution of a hippie icon
Synopsis: A beautiful historic view of the Volkswagen and the transformational journey to become one of America’s icons of popular culture.
Kathi Appelt – NYTimes bestselling author, two-time finalist for the National Book Award, Newbery Honor Award, Pen USA Award
The Magical, Mystical Picture Book
On its face, a picture book is a perfect blend of text and art, but if it’s done really well, it transcends both. Don’t underestimate its power.
Evan Ballowe – Stay-at-Home Dad/Welder
Design Decay and Recomposition of the Created
As humans, our lives exist in a state of perpetual renewal and transformation. We learn new things, have new experiences, our ideas and perspectives change, time modifies our bodies and age affects our priorities. We are not now who we once were nor who we will one day be, we are persistent only in the inherent beauty of existence. I feel that this constant flux and innate splendor is paralleled in the physical world around us, that even as elements degrade beyond their intended function, their usefulness and appeal remain. My work reflects upon the unarticulated potential of discarded objects into new functions and uncommon forms.
Doors open at 5 pm for Craft Cocktail Tuesdays and the presentations start at 7. Admission is free, but there is a suggestion $10 for those who are able.

Texas Music Pickers Presents The Dirty River Boys With Brad Thomas and Logan Byrd
2016-11-19 20:00 - 23:00
Dirty River Boys

It happened during an ordinary refueling stop for the Dirty River Boys, the band on its way from Austin to Tulsa to kick off a six-date run. The van pulled up at a gas station and its occupants scattered, with Colton James hopping on his skateboard and heading over to a grocery store for a rotisserie chicken.
But the board hit an oil patch and went flying, and the bassist found himself not just down, but possibly out. “I see him at the van and he’s got a bone about to pop out of his shoulder, and our tour manager is on the phone,” recalls drummer Travis Stearns.
So the band retreated to Austin, where an ER doc told James he had a shattered collarbone and would need surgery. In the meantime, they outfitted him with a sling. For a moment the band contemplated scratching its upcoming six-date run, because for a stand-up bassist, a collarbone tends to be necessary equipment. “Every time I lifted my arms to play the bass I could just feel the bones crunching on each other,” he says.
But he didn’t want to force his bandmates to cancel shows. Why don’t I play the electric bass instead, he wondered, while sitting in a chair? Wouldn’t that work? The band agreed, and they were off again. “That was a long bumpy drive with a broken collarbone,” James wryly recalls. “Didn’t even stop to get any medication on the way—that was a bad idea. “
But that’s the Dirty River Boys ethos. Playing upwards of 200 dates a year, giving heartfelt, unrestrained performances, and winning over a loyal audience show-by-show, it takes a lot more than a few broken bones to stop them.
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Brad Thomas
Growing up in a house where music could always be heard, it was no surprise that Brad Thomas Gomez picked up a guitar for the first time at the age of twelve.
Brad’s music career began in a hometown bar in Huffman, Texas, when he was fourteen years old; opening up for close friend and songwriter, Ben Danaher. Since then, he has been crafting his songwriting skills and working his way across the East Texas dance-hall circuit, while attending school at Texas A&M.
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Max Stalling With Kelley Mickwee
2016-11-18 20:00 - 23:00
Max Stalling

Stalling’s style is modern with a vintage feel. With Tom Lewis on drums and percussion, Bryce Clarke on nylon-string guitar, electric guitar and mandolin, and Jason Steinsultz swapping between stand-up and electric bass, Stalling creates a dynamic live show that’s smart, charming and as listenable as it is danceable. Stalling and troupe are equally at home on a huge concert stage in front of thousands or playing an acoustic set for a hundred. Attendance numbers at shows have continued to rise. “I chalk it up to the strength of the songs and the strength of my band”, comments Max.
Stalling put together an elite team for his newest project, including recording heavyweight and Grammy winner Lloyd Maines. Maines has been instrumental in developing the sounds of some of the best artists in music and has worked with industry giants including the Dixie Chicks, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Bruce Robison. Band members Steinsultz, Howe and Clark are featured prominently on the recordings as well as Stalling’s wife Heather. “I’m very proud of the life that everyone has given these songs,” says Max. “They poured their hearts and souls into this project and I think people will be wowed by what they can do.”
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Kelly Mickwee

When most artists decide it’s time to begin a bold new phase of their career, more often than not they’ll chalk it up to a need to step outside the lines of their regular comfort zone or to express a side of themselves previously muted by audience expectations or the democratic process of a band dynamic. But ask Austin’s Kelley Mickwee about the impetus for her first-ever venture into solo waters after years of being a duo and group member, and she’ll straight-up tell you it was a matter of survival. “I’m totally starting from scratch again,” says the 34-year-old singer-songwriter. “And it’s scary, starting from what’s basically a blank slate — but it was totally out of necessity.”
But as they say, “necessity is the mother of invention.” Might have been Plato who said it first, and a few other folks here and there since him, but for our purposes here, “they” would of course be the Trishas — the band of sisters (in song if not by blood) that Mickwee hooked up with a year after moving to central Texas from her native Memphis. “Mother of Invention” was the leadoff track on the Trishas’ winsome 2012 full-length debut, High, Wide and Handsome, and at the time its “make something out of nothing” message seemed to be the story of the band itself: four gifted young singers — not all of them (Mickwee included) yet songwriters or even musicians in the beginning — who somehow parlayed what was supposed to be a one-off gig at a Kevin Welch tribute concert into a life-changing adventure across the highways and byways of Americana roots music.
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Stories of Survival
2016-11-16 19:10 - 21:30
TICKETS SOLD AT DOOR ~ $10 for individuals; $8 if coming with a church group (and already let us know)
Over 45 million people are enslaved in the world today!
JOIN US in the fight to end modern-day slavery!
Stories of Survival, hosted by the International Justice Mission at Texas A&M, will be a night of fellowship, worship, & stories from survivors and leaders in the fight to end modern-day slavery! We want you to be passionate & active in the fight to establish justice and hope to create awareness & passion through these stories.
“Until we are all free, we are none of us free.” -Emma Lazarus

Second Sunday Foreign Film ft. Pirate Radio
2016-11-13 15:30 - 18:00
We are proud to continue the Second Sunday Foreign Film Series at the Grand Stafford Theatre on Sunday, November 13! This month’s installment is Richard Curtis’ (screenwriter of Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill, and writer/director of Love Actually) newest comedy: Pirate Radio.
The film features “the irreverent yet fact-based tale of a seafaring band of rogue rock and roll deejays whose “pirate radio” captivated and inspired 1960s Britain. Playing the music that rocked a nation and a decade, the group boldly and hilariously defies the government that tries to shut them down” (Focus Features).
Popcorn is free with admission. Join us and bring a friend!

Forever Today With Electric Astronaut, A Deathbed Promise, and Hello Monica
2016-11-11 20:15 - 23:00
Forever Today

A group created in Bryan, Texas, Forever Today was formed from various other projects. With an alternative indie/rock sound, Evan Morrison (guitar), Jared Overton (drums) and Andrea Young (vocals) were Forever Today’s cofounders, with Kyle Honnerlaw (guitar) and Jamie Wilson (bass) rounding out their tone.

After five years of struggling with the balance of school, work and music this band was finally able to make their passion it’s main focus. With their first ep now available, be sure to take a listen and catch a show. Only good things are to come from this up and coming band.

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Electric Astronaut

Electric Astronaut is a four piece band out of College Station Tx. With rock roots and Game of Thrones influences Electric Astronaut shows are something to see.
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A Deathbed Promise

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Hello Monica

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Private Event
2016-11-10, 2016-11-02

Show Me Something New and Drink to: Her Own Devices
2016-11-08 19:30 - 21:30
SHOW ME SOMETHING NEW AND DRINK TO…
A NEW STAGED READING SERIES
Once a month during Craft Cocktail Tuesday at the Grand Stafford Theatre in Historic Downtown Bryan!
Starting at 7:30pm, done by 9:30pm at the latest!
What is a staged reading?
Think of it like a podcast version of a play, only live.
That sounds boring, just watching people read.
We promise to keep it interesting!
Plus, because it’s more relaxed, you can move around, get more to drink,
and play along with a drinking game each month that will be specific to that particular play!
Does it cost anything?
It’s Pay-What-You-Can, and no tickets are required in advance!
If you enjoy yourself, we need your financial support to help make sure we can keep coming back each month.
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NOVEMBER 8: HER OWN DEVICES, BY LINDSAY ADAMS
Madeleine has been diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder and has spent her entire life in a lab as a test subject. As the doctors continue to test and watch her, they are no closer to finding the answers they so desperately seek. Meanwhile Madeleine’s paranoia of germs is growing, so she enlists the help of her imaginary friend the Robot to fight them off. Finally she finds out the truth of why she is being held and has to make a choice whether or not to leave the only home she’s ever known.
Rating: PG-13 (Contains strong language)
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10 Days Kickoff Featuring Colony House, Honest, and John Marc Kohl
2016-11-06 19:00 - 23:00
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The 10 Days was started in 2007 by three college students who wanted their friends to see that together they could change the world.
Today, participants from across the United States come together to give up every beverage but water from November 7th-16th and donate what they save to provide Rwandans with clean water. 10 Days is all it takes to make a lasting impact. Last year, 10 Days campaign yielded around $71,386 for clean water wells in Rwanda, but the best is yet to come.
If you’re not already as pumped as we are, then join us November 6th for our 10 Days Kickoff Concert at the Grand Stafford Theater! Spend a night with The Wells Project listening to great music from Colony House, Honest Men and John Marc Kohl, learning more about who we are and why we want to see the water crisis ended. We hope to see you there! As 2016 marks our 9th year of kickoff concerts, we can promise you won’t want to miss this!
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First Friday Featuring Quiet Company with Nic Armstrong & The Thieves, Shark Rider, and The Ex-Optimists
2016-11-04 20:00 - 23:00
Quiet Company

Through the release of three LPs and endless touring, the Austin, Texas band Quiet Company has been making a name for themselves nationally with their energetic live shows and their anthemic, dynamic, indie rock which critics have called a mix of The Beatles, Death Cab for Cutie, Arcade Fire and Weezer. They’ve gained a huge fanbase while gathering praise from The New York Times, TIME, NPR, Last Call with Carson Daly, Paste Magazine, Houston Chronicle, Austin Chronicle and more.
Quiet Company won Rock Band of the Year during SXSW 2014, adding to their
previous 10 Austin Music Awards including Band of the Year, Album of the Year, Rock Band of the Year, Indie Band of the Year and Song of the Year, all won on the strength of their 2011 release We Are All Where We Belong.
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Nic Armstrong & Thieves

An Austin, Texas-based Englishman with an eclectic retro-pop palette, Nic Armstrong and his band the Thieves pair Beatlesque melodies with bluesy American trad rock and vintage Kinks, Who, and Rolling Stones-inspired guitar riffage.
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Shark Rider

Shark Rider formed in the sun drenched summer of 2015 from a collection of Austin musicians. They came together almost accidentally, and within a couple of practices had began manufacturing a unique punk infused brand of rowdy surf rock.
They take inspiration from the rugged surf guitars and perfected tones of the Ventures and Dick Dale, as well as the crushing riffs and catchy new wave hooks of The Cars, Joe Jackson, and Weezer.
Shark Rider is currently based out of Austin Texas, writing and recording there, while taking their show anywhere and everywhere as often as they can.
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The Ex-Optimists

“Wow, this is great! At their most subdued moments, this sounds like a shoegaze record that should have come out in the early ‘90s. I hear similarities to bands like Ride, Slowdive, or Pale Saints. You know the sound: quiet yet tuneful pop songs often with layers of guitar effects and softly sung vocals. When the songs here venture out and get more aggressive, they almost veer into Superchunk-esque pop songs. Both options work great together and compliment each other, as the band keeps a single identity throughout the record rather than sounding like someone changing their style from song to song.” — Mark Twistworthy, Razorcake
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Judah & The Lion Folk Hop N Roll Tour 2016
2016-11-03 21:00 - 23:00
Meet and Greet/Early Entry Tickets

Meet and Greet Tix – $45.00
-1 General Admission ticket
-1 Priority Early Entry Pass
-1 Meet and Greet with Judah & The Lion (includes one photo on your personal camera or phone)
-1 Exclusive Tour Poster
– Q&A with the band
– Watch an intimate, acoustic performance prior to the show

Early Entry Tix – $30.00
-1 General Admission Ticket
-1 Early Entry Pass before doors open to the general public
-1 Exclusive Tour Poster

Meet & Greet purchaser should plan to arrive 1 hour before doors to meet Judah & The Lion

Years before forming one of Nashville’s most genre-bending bands, the members of Judah & the Lion grew up in separate corners of the U.S., listening to every type of music that came their way. They loved it all: the twang of folk, the beat of hip-hop, the drive of rock & roll, the punch of pop. Later, after college brought all four musicians to Tennessee, it only made sense to combine those different backgrounds — and different sounds — together.
With their second full-length album, ‘Folk Hop N Roll,’ the guys shine a light on the place where their influences overlap. It’s a wide-ranging sound, with fuzz bass, hip-hop percussion, distorted banjo riffs, and super-sized melodies all stirred into the same mixing pot.
“There’s no boundaries,” says frontman Judah Akers, who shares the band’s lineup with drummer Spencer Cross, mandolin player Brian Macdonald, and banjo wiz Nate Zuercher. “We wanted to make something raw, something with attitude. We all grew up loving these hip-hop beats, so why not make an album that has the grit of Run DMC or Beastie Boys, along with all the folk instruments that we play?”
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Come and Take It Productions Presents Messer, Adakain, Hindsight, Myra Maybelle, and Distance Here
2016-10-31 19:00 - 23:00
Tickets are $7 at the door.
Doors: 7pm
7:15-7:45 Distance Here
8:00-8:30 Myra Maybelle
8:45-9:30 Hindsight
9:45-10:30 Adakain
10:45-END Messer

Jazz Brunch at The Grand Stafford Theater
2016-10-30 10:30 - 13:00
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Join us for a Sunday Jazz Brunch at the Grand Stafford Theater, with a Bloody Mary Bar! The meal will be based on seasonal ingredients from our garden and local farms. The doors will open at 10:30am, at which point the live music will start. Food will be served at 11:15.
Mimosas and other beverages will be available for purchase at the the bar in addition to the meal.
Blue Sofa Orchestra-Jazz/Blues/Swing/Bossas
Bill Clark-Guitar
Gerald Blakeman-Bass
Randy Watkins-Drums
We hope to see you there!

The Rocky Horror Picture Show
2016-10-29 23:55
THE FILM: THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the 1975 film adaptation of the British rock musical stageplay, The Rocky Horror Show, written by Richard O’Brien. The film is a parody of B-movie, science fiction and horror films of the late 1940s through early 1970s. Director Jim Sharman collaborated on the screenplay with O’Brien, who wrote both the book and lyrics for the stage. The film introduces Tim Curry and features Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick along with cast members from the original Kings Road production presented at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in 1973.
Still in limited release nearly 37 years after its premiere, it has the longest-running theatrical release in film history. It gained notoriety as a midnight movie in 1977 when audiences began participating with the film in theatres. Rocky Horror is the first film from a major Hollywood studio to be in the midnight movie market. The motion picture has a large international cult following and is one of the most well known and financially successful midnight movies of all time. In 2005, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant”.
For more information, faq’s, a guide for first-timers check the Official Fansite. For more info on the film and it’s history see their Wikipedia Article.
THE CAST: CEPHEID VARIABLE
Ce· phe· id var· i· a· ble (1)
Function: noun Date: circa 1903
any of a class of pulsating stars whose very regular light variations are related directly to their intrinsic luminosities and whose apparent luminosities are used to estimate distances in astronomy.
Ce· phe· id var· i· a· ble (2)
Function: programming Date: circa 1969
any of a group of Texas A&M students whose very irregular activities are related directly to their love of science fiction, fantasy, or horror and whose luminous abilities are used to coordinate outlandish programs.
Cepheid Variable stands as a Texas A&M Student Organization devoted to the support and promotion of all things science fiction, fantasy, horror, science, and technology, and the support of the community that grows around them through an atmosphere of acceptance and kinship. Cepheid Variable seeks to promote creativity, enrich imagination, and build active learning opportunities through a variety of educational programs, demonstrations, and presentations.
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Fusion FM Battle Of The Bands
2016-10-28 21:00 - 23:00
Fusion FM
KNDE 95.1 HD2 Fusion FM began as a Texas A&M University student’s end of semester project in Dr. Billy McKim’s Radio I course in the Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications. Bryan Broadcasting Corporation approached the department about turning this project into a student-run, commercial station via an HD signal that was currently not in use.
Fusion FM was created to bridge the experiential gap between academia and industry for future broadcasters. Through state-of-the-art software and equipment, students will be able to gain real-world experience in several areas of broadcast and media. This experience equates to sharpening practical skills and gaining a deeper knowledge of how the broadcast industry operates before students graduate.
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Jake Dexter And The Main Street Sound
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A Deathbed Promise
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