Raleigh's Five Points for Active Adults center is starting 'Visions of Peace' art workshops with artist Adrienne Garnett for adults 18+, focusing on expressing emotions through art.

A historic Oakland mural depicting Ohlone Native Americans is under threat of being painted over due to complaints about its nudity, sparking local debate on its cultural and educational value.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults offers a watercolor class for seniors in September, teaching techniques and letting participants create original artwork.

Memphis celebrated 901 Day with a large turnout, safe festivities, and a notable performance by Alaynna Doty and Project Pat, highlighting city pride and unity.

Rancho Cordova transforms its streets into a public art space, featuring vibrant utility boxes, traffic signals, and street murals designed to enhance safety and community engagement.

Lewisville Grand Theater stages "Old Town Neighbors," a play celebrating Lewisville's centennial, with tickets for September 12-21 shows now available.

King Richard's Faire, a Renaissance festival, has relocated to the former Edaville Family Theme Park in Carver, Massachusetts for its 44th season. The fair offers new attractions and improved accessibility, while retaining its classic charm.

San Antonio plans over 35 events for the 2025 Fiestas Patrias, celebrating Mexico's independence and highlighting local Hispanic heritage, including parades, music festivals, and cultural activities.

The Pullen Arts Center offers various creative classes, including jewelry making and watercolor painting, with registration available on their website.

The historic sculpture "Whales" by Robert B. Howard is now installed at City College of San Francisco after restoration, highlighting the city's artistic heritage.

Maui's Kūʻihēlani Highway features two new murals created in collaboration with HDOT and Maui Economic Opportunity’s Youth Services, celebrating the island's natural beauty and fostering community pride.

San Antonio invites youth artists to enter the MLK Youth Art Contest, interpreting the theme "Diversity Unites Us: Love Leads Us & Action Propels Us."

Arlington's summer offers activities for all, including pools, the Smurf Experience, music concerts, and the Epic Fit Fest. There's also a board game on city planning, farmers markets, and nature encounters.