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Cultural activities are an important part of community building and development. Texas A&M University offers many programs that educate and entertain students and community members. The university continues to invest in arts and culture and the division is dedicated to enriching our campus and community.

Programs

Serving our community is central to our Aggie values. Our volunteer and community service programs help Texas A&M faculty, staff and students give back to our local communities.

Founded in 1970, KAMU TV and radio combines public media with student development, broadcasting PBS and NPR content — along with 13 original shows — while giving Texas A&M University students career-ready experience.

The Texas A&M University Office of Sustainability works to respect, protect and preserve the financial, environmental and human resources that make Texas A&M and our community so great, not only for today, but also for future generations of Aggies.

Founded in 1972, OPAS at Texas A&M University presents Broadway, professional productions of theatre, music and dance programs that enlighten, entertain and inspire audiences of the Brazos Valley.

The Texas A&M University Art Galleries includes the J. Wayne Stark Galleries and the Forsyth Galleries, located in the Memorial Student Center. The galleries are open to the public and admission is always free. Additionally, events are scheduled throughout the year and tours are available upon request. Public spaces are available to rent for university functions.