Goodlettsville City Hall is hosting a series of free community art exhibits in July, featuring works from local artists and students, with regular updates to the display.

"The First Homosexuals" exhibit at Wrightwood 659, curated by Jonathan Katz, features over 300 artworks exploring pre-20th century LGBTQ+ identities and has faced international rejection prior to Chicago.

Indie band Deerhoof quits Spotify over CEO Daniel Ek's investment in AI defense tech firm Helsing, prioritizing their ethical stance despite potential financial impacts.

The Plaza Theatre in Garland is staging a musical version of Sleepy Hollow with suspense and songs, featuring Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman, with performances scheduled for late 2025.

The Plaza Theatre in Garland will present "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" musical with shows from May 29th to 31st and June 5th to 7th, 2026. Tickets are priced at $20, with discounts for seniors and students.

San Antonio announces a Fourth of July celebration with events such as the Market Square Celebration, the Stars & Stripes Parade, Market Days at La Villita, and Fiesta Noche del Rio. There are also practical tips for downtown parking.

The Plaza Theatre is set to host 'Triyambam,' a thematic Kuchipudi dance performance by Natyanjali on August 3, choreographed by Guru Sri Jaykishore Mosalikanti.

Tom Smith's play "Drinking Habits," featuring wine-making nuns and undercover journalism, will be performed at Granville Arts Center in Garland, Texas.

"Deliver Us From Mama" is a comedy play about Walker's frantic cross-country journey to attend his child's birth amid a family-induced chaos and an air traffic strike.

The Drawing Room, an art hub in the Richmond district, closes its Clement Street location to move to larger spaces in the Mission district, continuing its artistic mission and programs.

The City Hall in Sacramento hosts an art exhibit curated by NJ Mvondo that addresses gender-based violence and promotes healing and resilience through various artworks.

Johnson City unveils an outdoor printmaking exhibition by seven local artists, utilizing wheatpaste and highlighting the city's transformation. The display, backed by a grant, will remain until June 2026.

Garland Cultural Arts hosts an event with comedian Monique Marvez and mentalist Christopher Carter on October 24, 2025.