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Eagle Staff Report
The Texas Reds Steak
and Grape Festival
began Friday in down-
town Bryan and continues
Saturday with live music,
wine tasting, a steak cook-
off, children's activities and
other events.
Officials expect 30,000 peo-
ple to attend over the week-
end.
The main events will run
down several blocks of Main
Street. Admission to the fes-
tival is free, although tickets
can be purchased for indi-
vidual events.
Seven bands will per-
form on Saturday, starting
with Kelly Austin Curtis at
noon, followed by Greg
Tivis and the Dixieland
Jam, Rockafellas, Randy
Pavlock and Razz, all on the
Palace Stage. The Tejas
Brothers will perform on
the Main Stage from 7:30 to
8:30 p.m., followed by head-
liner Kevin Fowler from 9
to 10:30 p.m.
Other events include a
grape stomp, a chef demon-
stration, a wine garden and
an artist showcase.
Children's activities will
run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
A free shuttle will run to
the festival from the Blinn
College campus. For a
schedule of events, park-
and-ride details, a list of
street closures and more,
visit www.texasredsfestival.
com.
Top: Alison
Midgley pours
wine for visitors
at the 2010
Texas Reds
Festival In
downtown Bryan
on Friday.
Left: Wade
Myatt of the
Texas 1Wvisters
jams with the
band at the
event.
Eagle photos by
Stuart Villanueva