Costume designer and visual theatre director Fruzsina Nagy will present an exhibition of her work from Sept. 12 through Oct. 31.

Through paintings and sculptural installations created using recycled plexiglass, polycarbonate and other found materials, Houston-based artist Margaret Smithers-Crump explores the critical relationships between water, soil, fungi and plants, and the vitally important role they play in maintaining the health of our planet.

William Doan, professor emeritus of theatre in the College of Arts and Architecture and artist-in-residence at the College of Nursing at Penn State, will discuss theatre, science and health through interactive experiences.

Students will team up with Lions Pride Sports to bring folk tale characters to life in a folklore wrestling match on campus.

Students will explore folk songs and storytelling with the local music artists in Ultraviolet at the Ice House in Downtown Bryan.

On Halloween night, Lorefest will take to the streets with a ghost walk led by Dr. Kathy Torabi and Texas A&M students from various courses, reenacting tales with visuals and sound through the haunted streets of historic Downtown Bryan.

This symposium will feature students, faculty and community members discussing folklore and everything spooky about the area and beyond. The keynote speaker is Texas podcast host Shelly Pruitt, who is a renowned ghost hunter and researcher from the show “Everything Vaguely Paranormal.”