Boulder invites local artists to exhibit their work in city recreation centers for a 2026 show; submissions are open and selected artists can sell their creations.

The SISD held its annual Employee Art Show, where art teacher Julian Vidales won first place with a tribute to his late father. The event showcased SISD employees' artistic talents with 100 entries in various media.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is seeking submissions for the 2025 Virgen de Guadalupe Art Exhibition, curated by Jose Vargas. Deadline: October 24, 2025.

Durham plans an Arts Town Hall on September 25 to discuss cultural development, part of the Durham Cultural Roadmap initiative. No RSVP required, with free parking and food available.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts introduces a new Art Truck design debuting at a Mural Painting event, with multiple stops planned throughout the fall.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of culturally focused events for all ages, including education and fun activities.

San Antonio celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with over 35 events, including parades, arts, and cultural activities, facilitated by the City’s Department of Arts & Culture and the Diez y Seis de Septiembre Commission.

Artist Ned Kahn’s new kinetic sculpture Canopy of Sky debuts at Treasure Island’s Cityside Park, featuring 7,000 discs that dance with wind and fog.

Las Barracas, a historic site in Boulder County, has been named to the national list of Endangered Latinx Landmarks due to its significant cultural heritage and current threats.

San Diego County celebrated Mexico's Independence Day with mariachi bands, crafts, food, dancing, and local arts, kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month. Mayor McCann led "El Grito" in Chula Vista, while other areas hosted vibrant events.

Shaboozey headlined a free concert in San Francisco to celebrate Empire's 15th anniversary, receiving a Diamond Award and acclaim for the city's cultural revival.

The Mandel Public Library in West Palm Beach will host the Treefall exhibition from September 19 to December 2025, showcasing eco-conscious art by five local artists through various mediums.

Natomas hosted a self-guided Public Art Crawl for residents to explore local art across Districts 1 and 3, promoting community engagement and creativity.