Palm Harbor celebrated its Centennial Festival by unveiling a Florida Historical Marker at Hartley House, honoring the local heritage and community values of Pinellas County.

The Visual Art League invites to "Conversations with Artists" event on July 27, providing insight into local creators' inspirations at the Lewisville Grand Theater.

Las Vegas' Rainbow Company Youth Theatre is set for its 50th season, staging classics like "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Antigone," with auditions for its youth ensemble program starting in August.

Portland's art scene is receiving a financial boost, with grants of up to $5,000 available from the Regional Arts & Culture Council’s Portland Arts Project Grant Program until September 24, 2025.

Baltimore awards $324,000 in ARPA funds to 81 local artists to support cultural recovery post-pandemic, emphasizing the city's commitment to the arts.

The annual "Art on the Trails" exhibition at Southboro's Beals Preserve features a one-mile trail of artwork by nationwide artists, now in its thirteenth year.

Families can enjoy free arts and crafts from recycled materials at Raleigh's Scrap Exchange Family Fun Day on August 9, fostering creativity and sustainability.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh has been approved for a significant expansion, adding 70,000 to 92,000 square feet of new space, which will include a plaza, welcome center, café, classrooms, galleries, and an auditorium.

San Antonio introduces the Music to Business Program in District 1, pairing local artists with businesses to spur summer sales with live entertainment.

The Illinois State Museum launches "Mini Explorer's Club" for toddlers and preschoolers to learn about Illinois history, science, and art for free on Tuesdays.

Peoria's City Council approves $300,000 in arts and culture grants for 30 projects, including theater, music festivals, and special programs for women veterans, to enhance the city's cultural offerings.

Three Socorro ISD students won top honors in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition; their works celebrate Mexican-American heritage and will be displayed at the US Capitol and El Paso Museum of Art.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas offers summer events such as "Mapping: Space + Identity," Texas Latino Comic Con, "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition, and a comedian workshop series.