Karl Erickson received a $7,500 Tri-Star Arts grant for his digital art project, using trash from rivers to create digital puppets that highlight environmental issues.

Wahiawā's Taste the Town event celebrates local food and culture with live music and a special appearance by chef Alan Wong. It features a large number of local businesses, trolley rides, and history tours.

Ellicott City officials launched a "Back to the Future"-themed campaign to raise funds for the restoration of their flood-damaged clock tower, utilizing a DeLorean and 80s nostalgia.

Main Street Fest returns to Grand Prairie with music, food, and activities, featuring acts like The Jacksons. The event offers free admission and runs from October 24-26.

The 'Hands of Unity' mural project, supported by Fort Worth's Palette Program, has begun with collaboration from I.M. Terrell Academy and community involvement, transforming a previous artwork into a new symbol of unity.

The Lodi Fire Department hosts a Fire Prevention Chalk Art Contest for youths under 14, focusing on lithium-ion battery safety with prizes up to $100.

Puscifer is set to perform at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre on May 11, 2026, as part of "The Normal Isn't Tour," with tickets going on sale in October 2023.

Mobilia Gallery's "What to Collect Now" exhibit showcases contemporary textiles, featuring artists like Joyce J. Scott and Lia Cook, and emphasizes the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.

Jonathan Wiser was appointed as the General Manager of the SAFE Credit Union Convention and Performing Arts District in Sacramento, with 25 years of experience in the industry.

San Francisco debuts ten new sculptures along the waterfront as part of a larger initiative by Big Art Loop and the Port of San Francisco, with 100 artworks planned over three years. An Art Parade on November 6 will launch the public art project.

Hershey Felder's new production "The Piano and Me" is set to premiere at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, featuring his personal narrative and music by iconic composers.

The Dance Complex in Cambridge is hosting "Roots & Routes" on October 25-26, celebrating dance history and culture with diverse performances and a post-show dance party.

SFCA's AITS program reaches over 100 Hawaii schools, enhancing arts education and facilitating student engagement and attendance, integrating arts with core subjects, and promoting personal and communal growth.