Performance and Visual Studies
The event featured a block-party-style atmosphere on the courtyard of the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building.
Kynda Henry grew up with a love of storytelling and hopes to become a filmmaker.
The student-driven, four-day event also includes a ghost walk in Downtown Bryan, a folklore symposium and a performance.
The “Afrofuturism Explored!” conference returns Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Liberal Arts and Arts and Humanities Building, Room 453. The second-annual event in honor of Black History Month features panel discussions with students and faculty, keynote speakers, poem recitations and a film screening. It was organized by Dr. Will Connor, lecturer in the Performance and Visual Studies program.



