Hawaii's Art Acquisition Selection Committees have been identifying local artwork for potential public display, pending the SFCA Board's approval, to enrich environmental and cultural experiences.

Miami Beach announces finalists for its 2025 Legacy Purchase Program at Art Basel, with public voting open to help choose the permanent addition to the city's collection.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center offers a diverse December 2025 lineup, including comedy by Thomas Nichols, an art show by Bonny Leibowitz, student art, salsa classes, a World AIDS Day event, and a poetry open mic.

Garland Cultural Arts offers 30% off select live shows for Cyber Monday with promo code CYBERMONDAY on Dec. 1.

The "3 Redneck Tenors Christmas SPEC-TAC-YULE-AR" show in Garland, TX, offers a blend of holiday music and comedy at the Plaza Theatre on December 14.

River Legacy Nature Center presents America's largest arachnid exhibit, featuring interactive displays, sculptures, and live specimens from Nov. 22, 2025.

Tymara Walker, a backing vocalist for Gladys Knight and Chaka Khan and a familiar voice on the Las Vegas Strip, died suddenly at 47 while traveling with her son.

The TWRA has released a collectible waterfowl stamp featuring Glory Malone's artwork of a ruddy duck, with proceeds aiding habitat improvement in Tennessee.

The East Bay's Bruns Amphitheater is set to reopen as Siesta Valley Bowl in April 2026, under a 15-year lease with EBMUD, featuring arts, ecology, and a capacity of up to 750 guests.

Hawaiʻi's State Poet Laureate Dr. Brandy Nālani McDougall will perform at a free literary event in Hale Līhuʻe with local writers on November 21, promoting poetry and community unity.

The City of Grand Prairie Communications & Marketing Department won six awards, including a Lone Star Emmy for 'Amor GP', and was recognized for its effective community engagement and storytelling.

Miami Beach is set to host Art Week from Dec. 1-7, 2025, featuring Art Basel and other cultural events, public installations, and transport services for art lovers.

AURORA is stretching its one-night public-art event into a three-week, citywide festival Nov. 1–21, 2026, with installations, talks and site-specific works across Dallas.