Events
Calendar of Events
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The annual Wright Gallery exhibition features student projects from the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and College of Architecture from summer 2025 through spring 2026. 
Professor Emeritus Dick Davison presents this exhibition of more than 30 paintings with three interwoven themes that have shaped his work over the past two decades: monuments and memorials that contend with time and human longing; visionary landscapes inspired by artists such as Charles Burchfield and Samuel Palmer, reflecting on nature as evidence of the divine; and Biblical narratives that point to enduring spiritual truths.
Free
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2 events,
Presented by the Institute for Applied Creativity in partnership with the Arts Center of Brazos Valley, featuring 35 artists from 14 countries across five continents.
Free
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3 events,
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“Reality Check” is a student-led devised theatre production directed by Kate Bertagnoli that explores the relationship between music and technology and how that influences connections with others. |
5 events,
The exhibition and film series highlights connections between motion pictures and fine arts, presented by the Performance and Visual Studies program and The Queen’s Film Society.
Presented by the Institute for Applied Creativity in partnership with the Arts Center of Brazos Valley, featuring 35 artists from 14 countries across five continents.
Free
Hosted by the Dance Science program, the festival is an annual concert that brings together companies and choreographers from across the state.
$6 – $11.50
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6 events,
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The exhibition by sculptor Dana Younger and Felice House, associate professor in Visualization, which features Western paintings and wooden sculptures, closes with this reception and artist talk.
Free
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The Theatre program presents an evening of new short plays designed, performed and produced entirely by Texas A&M students, all made from start to finish over 24 hours.
Free
Hosted by the Dance Science program, the festival is an annual concert that brings together companies and choreographers from across the state.
$6 – $11.50
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