Cleveland police praised local artist Stina Aleah for transforming a vandalized wall into a mural, showcasing community spirit and positive change through art.

Mansfield completed its first community mural with over 150 locals contributing, set to be revealed on October 13th.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced the 2026 North Carolina Aviation Art Contest for students to illustrate the theme "Fly to Save Lives."

The official portrait of former Hawaii Governor David Ige, created by artist Kirk Kurokawa, was unveiled at the Hawaii State Capitol, reflecting Ige's legacy and challenges during his tenure.

The Renaissance Theatre Company in Orlando paused its production of "Nosferatu" after city inspectors condemned the building, awaiting fixes related to set safety and fire treatment.

The Oceanside Theatre Company hosted their "Garden Party Gala" at the El Corazon Senior Center, celebrating local arts and honoring patrons with awards.

El Paso's 18th Annual Chalk the Block event features artists transforming sidewalks with vibrant chalk art, alongside interactive installations, live music, and art workshops.

Hawaiʻi celebrates Filipino-American History Month with various events, including a mini-exhibit, cultural showcases, and workshops at the Hawaiʻi State Art Museum.

Las Vegas unveils "Star Child," a 7-foot-tall statue symbolizing hope and healing in its Medical District, highlighting a commitment to integrating art and health.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the cultural traditions of its Hispanic members, like Firefighter Bermudez cooking traditional flan. They emphasize diversity and heritage in their work environment.

The Creative Advantage Institute will return to the Seattle Art Museum on September 27, offering educators a day of arts-focused professional development.

The Chandler Museum's exhibit, "Sonoran Shapes + Structures," showcases desert-inspired architecture and the evolution of organic architecture, featuring work by Wright and Soleri.

The University of Utah is hosting an exhibition titled 'Half a Century in Motion,' honoring 50 years since the 1975 Chicano Awareness Week, featuring Chicanx dance, art, and activism.