Bryan is shaking up downtown parking rules to manage traffic flow, while we finally have a timeline for the long-awaited Shulman’s Movie Bowl Grille. It’s a mix of new logistics for your night out and a clearer picture of when that entertainment hub will actually open its doors.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The city will use existing staff and software to enforce the new rules, avoiding the need for new hires.
Local downtown business owners and their customers.
Employees or visitors who currently park on the street for the entire day.
Starting on Monday, July 27, 2026, the City of Bryan will initiate a two-hour parking limit in Historic Downtown Bryan. There will be 139 timed spaces along the storefronts for five blocks of Main Street [Read More...]
The city is starting a pilot program to limit parking to two hours on Main Street to help customers find spots near shops and restaurants.
Bryan City Council approves new parking ordinance, eyes new opening date for Shulman’s Movie Bowl Grille KBTX News 3
City of Bryan asks for feedback for proposed 2-hour parking limit downtown KBTX News 3
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