Oak Cliff Cultural Center announces summer events including workshops, exhibitions, and a film screening, starting with a comics workshop on July 26 and a wellness music series from July 30 to August 27.

Maui High School students displayed their marine life paintings at a sanctuary, combining art with marine science, under the Artists in the Schools grant initiative.

Fort Worth's Modern Art Museum hosts "HERE. IS. BETTER.," a PTSD-focused documentary screening. Admission is free with online reservation, and a moderated discussion follows. The series needs a new host organization.

Winners of the Second Annual Law Day Art Contest in Kauaʻi were honored for their work reflecting the theme "The Constitution’s Promise: Out of Many, One."

The Hawaiʻi State Archives is featuring local luthier Eric DeVine in their Builder's Spotlight series, offering a live demonstration and insights into his craftsmanship.

The Coral Springs Museum of Art hosts "Style Masters: The Birth of the Graffiti Movement," showcasing over 150 works that highlight graffiti’s evolution from New York City streets to global recognition.

Kaua'i County seeks artist submissions for a monument commemorating the 1924 Battle of Hanapēpē, honoring lives lost in the labor dispute. Deadlines for entries are until September 1.

Summerfest 2025 saw a 602,231 attendance over nine days, an 8% increase from the previous year, with over 900 live music hours by 600 artists, and featured local Milwaukee vendors and sold-out headline shows.

The USS Narcissus, a historic shipwreck, lies off Florida's coast, now a state underwater archaeological preserve and a military grave protected by the U.S. Navy.

Photos showcase how SF Art Book Fair's eighth edition transformed Minnesota Street Project into a packed celebration of independent publishing, sprawling across four buildings with over 150 exhibitors from around the world.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting "Conversations with Artists: What Were They Thinking" on July 27 at the Lewisville Grand Theater's Art Gallery.

Oʻahu's First Circuit Court celebrated its annual Law Day Art Contest winners, themed "The Constitution’s Promise: Out of Many, One," featuring works by talented students depicting the nation's unity.

The Cowles Center for Dance in Minneapolis will be managed by Arts’ Nest and Zenon Dance, supporting the local art scene's revival with a focus on equity and community.