- The Aggie Wranglers:
This team was founded in 1984 and is a staple for Aggie traditions with their country and western dancing. This is representative of the Aggie culture and of the past Aggies. Some special moves include: “the Donna”, the “Jesse flip” and many dips and lifts.
2. Fade to Black Dance Ensemble:
Founded in 1991 by young African-American women, Fade to Black Dance Ensemble is a culturally diverse group which is known for hip-hop but also include styles such as Jazz, Tap, Lyrical, Pointe, African, etc. The number of members is usually around 55!
3. Freestyle Underground Street Dancers:
Representing street dancers all over the world and the Hip Hop dance culture in Bryan/College Station area with workshops and small group teaching sessions, this group has a lot for people interested in learning. Workshops and group lessons are really interactive and special for those with a lack of experience.
4. Salsa Fusion Latin Dance Company:
This dance group represents Latin culture and the dance style of salsa. They have many performances as well as workshops and lessons. Some of the group lessons can be paid or free! Having free lessons is an easy way to connect with the community! Something super cool is the lessons are lead by professional dancers!
5. The Texas A&M China Hong Dance Society:
It is a non-profit promoting Chinese culture and dance. It is also representing dances from different Chinese ethnic groups with a combination of traditional and modern dance. Displays of traditional dance are extremely important because they connect the modern styles to the traditional form and represent history and the importance of remembering history.