Nick Bayer's "Howdy" mural, embodying Oklahoma symbols and hospitality, welcomes visitors to the Oklahoma City Convention Center, funded by the city’s 1% for Arts program.

Carmelo Anthony opened an exhibit in Baltimore chronicling his basketball career and social activism, featuring interactive displays and a scholarship presentation.

Detroit ACE partners with Broadway in Detroit for discounted tickets to "Back to the Future: The Musical" with family activities and a DeLorean photo op.

The Evolve Dynamicz Dance Collective celebrates its ten-year anniversary with "Vive10," featuring a mix of choreography and improvisation, providing a kid-friendly and participative environment for all.

Damaged musical instruments from a bomb cyclone have been repurposed into art by the Downtown Issaquah Association and Hammond Ashley Violins, resulting in the "Strings of Change" exhibit, showing at the Historic Shell Station in Issaquah.

The 4th Annual Starry Night event in Nashville is set to support arts education and cultural events through performances, art exhibits, and fundraising activities.

The Irving Police Department displayed student art to raise domestic violence awareness, emphasizing support for victims and the importance of community involvement in tackling the issue.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $40 million investment in a new workforce training facility at Hudson Valley Community College, aiming to prepare workers for high-demand fields.

San Antonio prepares for Día de los Muertos with events across the city, including a cultural celebration at Market Square and a river parade in La Villita.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center has announced a variety of November events, including Victoria Gonzales' Altars Workshop and Thomas Nichols' stand-up comedy, blending art, comedy, and cultural traditions.

Portland invites artists to submit proposals for CityFleet public art projects on Swan Island, with a total budget of $300,000, as part of the Percent for Art Program. Applications are due by November 24.

The 'Feathered Friends & Fine Art' exhibit at Maumee Bay State Park Lodge showcases over 30 bird-related art pieces, running from October 24, 2025, to January 16, 2026.

The Pullen Arts Center is offering a series of creative classes for all ages, including pottery, printmaking, and jewelry crafting. Classes include all required supplies, and registration is open to both residents and non-residents.