San Francisco's Artist-in-Residence Program concludes with public exhibits by local artists Afatasi the Artist and Conni McKenzie, featuring sculptures and photography celebrating Black history and culture.

Maricopa's Traffic Signal Box Art Program calls for artists to submit designs to paint traffic signal boxes, aiming to enhance community engagement with public art. Selected works will be featured on city channels.

Chantal Lesley's exhibition "As I Lay It All To Rest" opens at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, reflecting on identity and grief, with an artist talk and reception on August 2, 2025.

San Antonio's District 1 hosts its annual Back-to-School Bash with free supplies, activities, and educational resources for students and families at Edison High School on August 2.

Groundbreaking for the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania expansion occurred today, attended by state and historical leaders, reinforcing the commitment to preserve Pennsylvania's railroad history.

Six tire-based sculptures have quietly claimed prime real estate along JFK Promenade, turning automotive waste into statements about migration and resilience. The installation marks the latest chapter in the systematic transformation of Golden Gate Park's most politically charged stretch of asphalt.

Honolulu celebrated the 183rd Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea, marking when sovereignty was restored to the Hawaiian monarchy, with cultural events and advocacy for Hawaiian independence.

Ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs on an Oʻahu beach were revealed by shifting tides, as reported by Civil Beat and Hawaiʻi Public Radio, with cultural significance highlighted by local practitioners.

The former AMF Land Park Lanes building in Sacramento has been designated a historical site, making it eligible for tax incentives and emphasizing its importance to various community groups.

Portland's Office of Arts & Culture distributed over $5.6 million to local artists and cultural organizations in 2024-25, fostering the city's creative community.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport enhances its service by offering an educational encounter with local desert wildlife in partnership with Phoenix Zoo, as part of its Culture Corner initiative.

Robyn Murphy has been named the permanent CEO of Create Baltimore, formerly the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, with support from Mayor Scott and the board.

The Arlington Museum of Art announces the Game of Thrones™: The Exhibition, opening October 4, 2025, featuring original costumes, props, and creative elements from the HBO series.