Sacramento celebrates "Arts, Culture, & Creativity Month" with a new interactive Public Art GIS Mapping Tool for exploring local art and events including the CA Arts & Culture Summit and Arts Advocacy Day.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced the return of a stolen 16th-century Paraguayan manuscript, valued at $20,000, which provides insights into colonial governance of Indigenous people.

The New York International Auto Show returns for its 125th anniversary, featuring 28 manufacturers and 11 exhibits, with test drives available at the Javits Center.

Lawrenceville invites community to paint a new mural, "Magnolias on a Sweet Breeze," with artist Angela Bortone on April 25 and 27 in the Downtown square.

Germantown is seeking local artists to create a Traveling City Mural, with applications due by May 7. The winner will receive $12,000 to produce the artwork.

Columbia College Chicago plans to exhibit parts of the AIDS Memorial Quilt alongside their production of "RENT," to honor lives lost to AIDS and educate about its historical impact on the arts.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting the Adamson Art Show with works by AP Art students and the sound installation "Soundings" by Colette Copeland, with other events including music education and Free Comic Book Day.

The Lamar Senior Activity Center in Austin is hosting its 29th Street Spring Art Show and Sale on May 3, showcasing diverse artworks created by senior artists.

The Without Walls Festival at UC San Diego, in collaboration with La Jolla Playhouse, will bring a variety of innovative performances from April 24-27, with most events free to the public.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington begins its 2025 season on April 25 with a lineup of diverse musical genres, local food, and community engagement, including free live performances.

San Antonio's "City Lights" is a new art installation by R&R&R at City Tower, reflecting local history and nature with elements like Pecos Red lampposts and Yucca blossoms.

The City of Charlotte's Urban Design Center is offering $230,000 in grants for local projects that enhance neighborhoods with arts, safety, and public space improvements, continuing their efforts which began in 2018.

Bellevue, near Seattle, launches Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with an art exhibit, including various art forms representing AANHPI culture, from May 1-29. Registration is required for the opening reception on May 2.