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

The UC San Diego Library received a $48,815 grant to digitize 727 recordings from the Tuzin Archive for Melanesian Anthropology, preserving Oceania's cultural heritage.

White Settlement Community Services is hosting a Craft Club for all levels on September 12, where participants can paint candles. Pre-registration is required.

San Diego muralists Ground Floor Murals created a tribute mural in East Village for deceased San Diego Zoo animals: Kalluk the polar bear, Nicky the giraffe, and Maka the gorilla.

The Seattle Iranian Festival will take place on September 20, featuring Iranian art, music, dance, and cuisine with the theme "Arezoo: The Power of Wish."

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting "Conversations with Artists" at The Grand Theater, where attendees can interact with "Fresh Ideas 2025" exhibition artists.

The Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival in Seattle offers Hawaiian music, dance, food, and crafts, promoting Hawaiian heritage as part of the Seattle Center Festál series.

Dallas's Office of Arts & Culture is holding a Federal Compliance Community Engagement Session to discuss arts funding and federal policies, encouraging local stakeholders to participate for better understanding and compliance.

Bloomington seeks a Minnesota-based artist for a new sculpture in Bryant Park, with a focus on nature and accessibility, and a $150k budget. Applications due Sept 5, 2025.

Amy Pridgen becomes the new director of Wake Forest's Renaissance Centre, taking over from the retired Debbie Dunn, and brings experience from academia and her previous role in Garner.

Cambridge's Department of Public Works collaborates with Adius Arts Initiative for the fourth Arts in the Park event, mixing art and infrastructure discussions at The Port.

Kaua‘i's Planning Department is seeking proposals for a public art monument at the 1924 Battle of Hanapēpē site, with a submission deadline of September 1.

Luis F. Ruiz, Jr. has been appointed as Mesa's new Director of Arts & Culture, bringing decades of experience to enhance the city's cultural institutions and programs.