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Lights On! recap: Photos, coverage from KBTX and The Eagle

Thanks to KBTX for featuring Brooke Griffin, events production manager, in advance of Lights On! in Downtown Bryan. The Nov. 18 event featured dance science students from the School of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts, as well as 70 Degrees, a small ensemble band from the performance studies program.

And thanks to The Eagle for featuring Carisa Armstrong, dance science program director and associate professor.

Glen Vigus, our operations director, was on the scene and snapped these photos.

A dancer performs at the Lights On! event.
Eliza Milner dances during the Lights On! event in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A dancer performs at the Lights On! event.
Terra Fiedler dances during the Lights On! event in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A dancer performs at the Lights On! event.
Erin Scott dances during the Lights On! event in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A singer performs with a band at the Lights On! event.
Pari Dhawan performs with 70 Degrees in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A singer performs with a band at the Lights On! event.
Daniel Ashley performs with 70 Degrees in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A guitarist performs with a band at the Lights On! event.
Ben Elliott performs with 70 Degrees in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.
A drummer performs with a band at the Lights On! event.
Jonathan Lim performs with 70 Degrees in Downtown Bryan on Nov. 18.

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