The Affordable Art Fair is coming to Boston this fall, offering contemporary art pieces starting at $100. The event features over 50 galleries and takes place from October 23-26.

Dallas City Hall is hosting a Petrykivka art exhibition featuring Ukrainian artist Hanna Chekodanova's works, highlighting cultural pride and resilience.

The Eames Institute plans to transform the historic Birkenstock campus into an art and design center with exhibitions, workshops, and Eames artifacts, aiming to attract 200,000 visitors annually.

Clarksville has restored the historic entrance arch at Public Square, preserving the city's architectural heritage with modern casting techniques and a commitment to authenticity.

Raleigh Arts Commission designates 35 nonprofits as Raleigh Arts Partners for 2025–2026, providing funding to enhance the arts scene for residents and visitors.

Preschoolers at 'Alani Strode Montessori exhibit art exploring the Hawaiian water cycle at a museum until August 4, 2025, showcasing their understanding of the environment.

Plaza Theatre in Garland hosts "CASH & ORBISON," a tribute concert to Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison on August 29, 2025, featuring performances by Bennie Wheels and Colin Dexter.

A new "Hearts in San Francisco" sculpture by artist Jaz Cameron was unveiled at the Tenderloin's GLIDE, symbolizing love and support for the neighborhood.

The 'Naga' art installation lit up Golden Gate Park, featuring a 25-foot-high sea serpent with illuminated segments and bubbles, designed to enhance visitor experience.

Former undercover FBI agent Tamer Elnoury will speak about his infiltration of Al Qaeda at Wake Forest's Renaissance Centre on September 11 in two separate sessions for first responders and the general public.

Myaamia students from Miami University showcased their cultural practices at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C., exchanging traditions with other communities.

The SFCA is inviting Hawaiian artists and nonprofits to apply for the Community Arts Grants for fiscal year 2027 starting August 1, 2025, to support arts and culture initiatives.

The Garland Book Review Club announces a diverse lineup for its 2025-2026 season, starting with Julie Satow's book, and featuring local reviewers and authors.