The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the cultural traditions of its Hispanic members, like Firefighter Bermudez cooking traditional flan. They emphasize diversity and heritage in their work environment.

The Creative Advantage Institute will return to the Seattle Art Museum on September 27, offering educators a day of arts-focused professional development.

The Chandler Museum's exhibit, "Sonoran Shapes + Structures," showcases desert-inspired architecture and the evolution of organic architecture, featuring work by Wright and Soleri.

The University of Utah is hosting an exhibition titled 'Half a Century in Motion,' honoring 50 years since the 1975 Chicano Awareness Week, featuring Chicanx dance, art, and activism.

Douglas County, not San Francisco, is featuring an outdoor gallery with sculptures from local and national artists, as part of the Art Encounters program aimed at fostering community pride and art appreciation.

The Garland Eyes Photography Exhibit at the Granville Arts Center Gallery showcases local photographers' work, with an artists' reception held on September 18.

The Garland Cultural Arts announces the Dia de Los Muertos Juried Art Exhibit for artists 18+ to submit 2D works representing Hispanic culture by October 7.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and the IAC have allocated $16.2 million in arts grants to support Illinois's creative workforce, youth employment, and regional arts.

The Chandler Museum is hosting "The Newest Americans" exhibit, featuring immigrant stories through portraits and interviews, from Sept. 30, 2025, to Jan. 18, 2026.

The 11th Annual Family Heritage Festival in Hillsborough County will include events on historic cemeteries and death records at the John F. Germany Public Library.

Arlington's weekend events include Pumpkin Nights, The Smurf Experience, baseball games, theater, and music, as well as Oktoberfest, yoga, and an art festival.

Detroit fashion designer Cheryl Zemke exhibits art based on Marie Antoinette at Padzieski Art Gallery, blending fashion with history, offering events like a fashion show and artist talks, all with free admission.

New Bedford's Haskell Gardens hosts "Salad Days," an art event with 21 artists, blending installations with the site's history and featuring evening performances.