The Village Downtown

Natalie Jeane may be new to the singer-songwriter world, but she is no stranger to music.  Music might actually tell you that she stalked it from a very young age, and honestly it was a little frightened, but don’t let music fool you. It was a mutual love from the start.

At the delightfully awkward age of 8, Natalie fell into a 10-year romance with the flute and documented her world in poems, putting down ballads to school bullies and odes to moldy food in between the blue lines of her notebooks.

After leaving her flute and poetry behind for a busy college, Natalie found a creative outlet in her friend’s ukulele. Soon, she was combining her two loves to write songs about life and love, even dabbling in the subjects of tortillas and time travel.

In 2009, Natalie finally mustered up the courage to sing to more than just her rubber ducky family and joined a praise band at her church. Since then, she learned to play guitar and to fake piano.

Natalie Jeane strives to create songs about real life events, (or at least the way she sees them) whether she is reliving her own personal experiences or dramatizing the lives of her friends and family. It has been suggested that if you do not want to find yourself in a song, you should avoid a friendship with Natalie Jeane.

10:30pm-2am

Begin with a fun complimentary salsa lesson at 10pm, no partner or experience necessary. Guests learn all of the basic steps in a jovial atmosphere, with an energetic instructor notorious for making you laugh while learning.

Following the lesson, the dance floor opens for a hot night of dancing to salsa, bachata, and merengue.

1pm-3pm 

Kevin Duff, Todd Pollard, Susannah Armstrong and Lynn McDaniel provide strong four-part harmonies on bluegrass, newgrass, gospel, rock/pop, country and original songs.  We’re frequently joined by guest artist and 2011 Texas State Mandolin Champion JP Shafer. “

Find them on Facebook and you can check out samples of some of the types of songs they sing.   

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We are joining forces with the Downtown Bryan Association and fellow restaurants to bring the movie Casablanca to the Palace Theater in Downtown both Thursday AND Friday night.

Reservations begin at 6pm

Fresh Bread

Choice of Entree

Glass of Wine or Beer

Dessert

$29 for the Couple

plus 2 free tickets to Casablanca!

Bryan/College Station’s hottest night of salsa dancing–Salsa Saturdays at The Village–is always full of dancers from Aggieland and the Brazos Valley.

The cafe’s warm atmosphere–with paintings by local artists hanging from the walls, comfy leather couches, and a friendly staff–have made the venue the most popular spot for dancing in BCS two years in a row.

Begin with a fun complimentary salsa lesson at 10pm, no partner or experience necessary. Guests learn all of the basic steps in a jovial atmosphere, with an energetic instructor notorious for making you laugh while learning.
Following the lesson, the dance floor opens for a hot night of dancing to salsa, bachata, and merengue.

Enjoy a crisp, freshly squeezed Orange Juice or Apple Mimosa on our patio!Sunday Brunch – Served all day at The Village

 

 

10:30pm-2am

Begin with a fun complimentary salsa lesson at 10pm, no partner or experience necessary. Guests learn all of the basic steps in a jovial atmosphere, with an energetic instructor notorious for making you laugh while learning.

Following the lesson, the dance floor opens for a hot night of dancing to salsa, bachata, and merengue.

1-3pm 

   

 

 Salsa Saturday

 

Sunday Brunch

 

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Sunday - Contradiction

Live Lunch Music