Event Security & Mobile Bartending in Bryan-College Station TX

Event security pricing depends on the number of guards, event size, duration, and venue requirements. We quote per guard, per hour with no hidden fees. Whether you need a single bouncer for a College Station bar or a full security team for a concert in the Brazos Valley, we'll send a clear quote within 24 hours.

Wedding bartending packages vary based on guest count, bar type, and service hours. Our TABC-certified mobile bartending service includes full bar setup, all equipment, signature cocktails, and breakdown. We offer open bar, cash bar, and BYOB wedding bartender options for receptions throughout Bryan-College Station and the Brazos Valley.

Yes. Sheepdog is the only company in Bryan-College Station that provides both professional event security and TABC-certified mobile bartending as a combined package. One team, one point of contact, one invoice. Our security and bartending package simplifies planning for weddings, private parties, and corporate events.

Many Greek organizations at Texas A&M require professional security for registered social events. Sheepdog provides fraternity party security and sorority event security with licensed guards trained in crowd management, ID verification, and de-escalation for campus events in College Station.

Yes. Our tailgate bartending service in College Station brings a full mobile bar setup, TABC-certified bartenders, and custom drink menus right to your Aggie gameday tailgate at Kyle Field, Aggie Park, or anywhere near campus. Available for SEC football weekends, Midnight Yell after-parties, and pre-game events.

We recommend booking 2–4 weeks in advance, especially during football season, wedding season, and major Texas A&M events like Ring Day and graduation. For recurring Northgate bar security, we can often start within a week. Last-minute bookings may be available — contact us to check.

A common guideline is one bartender per 50 guests. For a wedding reception with 150 guests, we recommend three TABC-certified bartenders. For corporate events and large private parties in Bryan-College Station, we'll help you determine the right number based on your guest count, drink menu, and service style.

Sheepdog is based in Bryan-College Station and serves the entire Brazos Valley, Brazos County, and surrounding Central Texas communities. That includes venues near Texas A&M University, Northgate, downtown Bryan, and beyond. We'll travel for the right event.

Every security guard is Level II or Level III licensed under the Texas Department of Public Safety. All bartenders are TABC certified. Sheepdog is fully licensed and insured as a security company in Bryan-College Station, TX.

Our mobile bartending packages include TABC-certified bartenders, a portable bar setup, all barware and supplies, custom drink menus with signature cocktails, and full cleanup. We offer open bar, cash bar, and BYOB service options for events throughout Bryan-College Station and the Brazos Valley.

Many Northgate bars and nightclubs in College Station are required to have licensed security under their conditional use permits and city regulations. With 31 bars in the district and high foot traffic on weekends, professional door security, ID verification, and crowd management are standard. Sheepdog provides recurring bar security contracts for Northgate venues with guards trained specifically for nightlife environments.

Unarmed security guards in Texas hold a Level II license from the Texas Department of Public Safety and handle crowd control, access management, ID checks, and de-escalation. Armed security guards hold a Level III license and carry a firearm, typically used for higher-risk events or when a client requires an elevated security presence. Most bar, wedding, and private party events in Bryan-College Station use unarmed security. We help you determine which level fits your event.

A general guideline is one security guard per 100 guests for low-risk events like weddings and corporate gatherings, and one per 50 guests for higher-risk events like concerts, nightclub parties, and events serving alcohol. For fraternity and sorority events at Texas A&M, IFC guidelines require at least one guard per 100 attendees. We'll recommend the right number based on your venue, event type, and expected crowd size.

If you're hosting a private event and not selling alcohol, you generally don't need a TABC permit yourself. However, hiring a TABC-certified bartender is strongly recommended for liability protection, responsible service, and compliance with venue rules. Many event venues in Bryan-College Station require TABC-certified servers regardless of whether alcohol is sold or provided free. All Sheepdog bartenders are TABC certified.

An open bar means the host pays for all drinks and guests drink free. A cash bar means guests pay for their own drinks at the event. We also offer BYOB service where the host provides the alcohol and we supply the bartenders, bar setup, mixers, and equipment. BYOB is the most budget-friendly option for weddings and private parties in Bryan-College Station and is popular for backyard events and tailgates.

Yes. Our BYOB wedding bartender service is one of our most popular packages. You purchase the alcohol and we handle everything else — bartenders, portable bar setup, barware, ice, mixers, garnishes, setup, and cleanup. It's a cost-effective way to have professional bar service at your wedding reception without the markup of a full liquor package. Available for venues throughout the Brazos Valley.

Absolutely. Ring Day celebrations and graduation parties are some of the biggest events in Bryan-College Station, and we staff mobile bartenders for ring dunk parties, family celebrations, and group events throughout both seasons. We recommend booking 3–4 weeks in advance for Ring Day weekends and Texas A&M commencement weekends, as availability fills quickly.

Yes. We provide concert security and festival security for events across Bryan-College Station and the Brazos Valley. This includes perimeter security, entry control, crowd management, artist and VIP area protection, and emergency response coordination. We scale from small live music events at local venues to multi-day festivals with large-scale crowd operations.