Apopka's new mural sparked controversy for resembling an Iowa artist's work. After backlash, the city apologized, credited, and compensated the original artist.

The Best Southwest region will host its annual Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 20, 2025, featuring a parade, performances, and cultural displays in Duncanville's Armstrong Park.

R.F. Kuang launched her new book "Katabasis" in Boston, drawing a large crowd. Her talk touched on academic challenges and previewed her next book, "Taipei Story."

Fort Worth City Council donated $232,377 to the Mr. Fred Rouse Memorial, honoring the Black man lynched in 1921, reflecting on past injustices and promoting reconciliation.

Las Vegas Book Festival returns October 18 at Historic Fifth Street School with free admission and full day of author discussions, workshops, and literary activities.

Arlington Water Utilities is holding a mini poster contest for local students to express the importance of water through art, with prizes for winners.

Kneecap cancelled their U.S. tour, including Bay Area shows, due to a legal battle over a U.K. terrorism charge related to displaying a Hezbollah flag. They plan a bigger tour post-trial.

The Arlekin Players are recognized for blending the immigrant experience with tech innovations in theater, celebrating 15 years with unique productions that have garnered international acclaim and critical recognition.

Johnson City is hosting a walk-and-talk event with a juror for its Phil Pindzola Biennial Sculpture Exhibition, allowing attendees to explore outdoor art installations throughout the city, which are also available for purchase.

A new book titled "Mistletoe Heights: A Centennial Neighborhood – Fort Worth, Texas" details the history of the Fort Worth neighborhood with text and photos, drawing on volunteer efforts and local memories.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington announces its fall 2025 concert series starting Labor Day weekend with free live music, including Grammy-winning acts, and various themed nights like "Steins Under the Stars."

Sacramento's premier cinema celebration marks 30 years with an expanded three-season format and star-studded lineup featuring SAG-AFTRA partnerships.

Harvard Art Museums and the Blue Triangle Gallery feature exhibits exploring geometry in art, highlighting Edna Andrade's work and triangular-themed pieces respectively.