A local event is planned in College Station, Texas. The Arts Center of Brazos Valley will host activities for all age groups. This event is described as free and family-friendly, with various art projects available.
People can come and go as they please. Further information about the event, including specifics on activities such as face painting, can be found through local news sources like FOX 44 News.
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