Wisconsin DNR announced the winners of their 2026 stamp design contest for wild turkey, pheasant, and waterfowl stamps — Sam Timm and Caleb Metrich took top honors.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center offers a recipe swap event with a community cookbook contribution and a cyanotype photography workshop, alongside an interactive art installation by Desireé Vaniecia.

Ex-governors Richard Bryan and Bob Miller will share memoirs at the politically flavored Las Vegas Book Festival on October 18, offering insights into Nevada's political history.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center hosts the 17th annual "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition featuring 54 local artists, with a free opening reception on September 20, 2025.

The City of Raleigh Museum offers free Lunch Box Lectures, with the next one featuring Bonnie Eamick discussing Dr. Wilkerson's impact on September 18.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is hosting "Free Teacher Days" on September 13 and November 1 to provide educators with resources for character education.

Detroit's art scene welcomes autumn with local alley events featuring music, performances by Big Herk and Thornetta Davis, and a premiere by Ms. Tammy Black. A fundraiser for Alkebu-Lan Village also features dinner and dancing.

San Francisco celebrates the 150th anniversary of Lotta's Fountain, a historic landmark, with an online history program, special library card, and a lighting event at City Hall. The fountain is a beacon of the city's resilience and history.

The City Manager's Office in Dallas invites local artists to submit artwork showcasing the city, with a due date of September 22, 2025, while the OAC adjusts schedules for various programs and funding opportunities.

Arcadia Park in Fort Worth hosts "Acoustic Evening at Arcadia Park" with music by Mountain Natives and food from Gepetto’s Pizza truck on September 13.

Governor Hochul announces $80 million in funding for New York arts and culture nonprofits through the NYSCA Capital Projects Fund, with various grant types offered.

The Cape Playhouse in Dennis presents "Joan," a play about Joan Rivers, with Nicole Parker in the lead role, produced by Melissa Rivers. The show offers a nuanced portrayal, merging humor with personal depth.

Duncanville City Council approved funding for 14 diverse arts projects to enhance the local cultural scene, reflecting the community's commitment to celebrating creativity and strengthening community ties.