The Alley Gallery in downtown Gilbert has introduced six new art installations on doors within the Heritage District, showcasing the work of local Arizona artists.

Raleigh's Pullen Arts Center introduces a chalk mural wall, a free public exhibition changing bi-monthly until January 2026. Visitors need weekday parking permits, available on-site.

The Pullen Arts Center offers a variety of artistic classes for different skill levels, including jewelry making, painting, mixed media, and pottery. Classes are open to both adults and teens.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas starts its festival with performances including a play about a Mexican reporter and a satirical comedy about American politics.

Garland City Hall hosts the "Texas Tamales: Wrapped in Tradition" exhibit, exploring the cultural and culinary history of tamales, from Oct. 11 to Jan. 3.

The deadline for Hawaii's SFCA Community Arts Grants Program applications has been extended, offering extra time for local artists and nonprofits to apply for funds up to $15,000.

The Detroit Institute of Arts is presenting an exhibition of Native American art focusing on Anishinaabe artists, featuring over 60 creators and offering a blend of traditional and contemporary works.

Raleigh's Pullen Arts Center offers a "Pottery Class in Spanish," combining pottery-making with language learning, inclusive of lunch, on October 24 from 10 a.m to 1 p.m.

Centro De Artes Gallery in San Antonio presents two exhibitions: "Madre_Land" and "Cuentos y Arte," featuring South Texas culture and Mexican American folklore until February 22, 2026.

Garland, Texas unveiled the Big Hat sculpture, celebrating its title as the Cowboy Hat Capital of Texas, with festivities including a unique rope-cutting ceremony.

The Dallas Ballet Company is preparing to perform "Les Danses d’Automne" at the Granville Arts Center, featuring various dance styles under directors Judy and Brent Klopfenstein, with a premiere by Christina Ghiardi.

Hawaiʻi's Scholastic Art Awards are accepting submissions from students in grades 7-12 until December 12, 2025, with an exhibition for winners at Capitol Modern in 2026.

The Dallas arts festival begins with plays by a Venezuelan/Chicago troupe and El Pachuco, and attendees are encouraged to get passes for the full experience, with details on the Latino Cultural Center's website.