The Vancouver Arts & Music Festival won the Spotlight Award for Best Special Event, recognizing its impact on arts access, community engagement, and the local economy.

After bringing 25 years of holiday joy and Christmas cheer to the Castro, it's the end of an era for the famous Castro Street Christmas house...

The Denton County Office of Emergency Management is hosting a Youth Emergency Preparedness Art Contest for K-12 students to create artworks about staying safe in emergencies, with winners featured in a 2026 calendar. Submissions due by July 1, 2025.

The "Arts in the Parks: Summer Fete" returns to Normandale Lake Park on July 3 with fireworks and arts activities.

El Paso high school artist Diana Calderón is gaining recognition for her portraiture, winning the All-State Artist title at VASE and first place at the district art show. She values passion over accolades and aims to inspire future artists.

Sacramento introduces a Creative Growth Fellowship offering $850 monthly for a year to support local artists, excluding certain disciplines and city government associates. Applications close on June 20.

InsideOut Literary Arts unveils a mural on Detroit's Avenue of Fashion, celebrating 30 years of fostering youth creativity through partnership with Detroit City Walls.

Summer events in San Antonio offer cultural performances, food, and music at Market Square and La Villita, with convenient transportation and parking options.

The Getty Villa Museum in California is presenting "The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior-Princes of Ancient Greece," featuring artifacts from the Mycenaean civilization, including items from the "Griffin Warrior" tomb.

Garland Summer Musicals presents "The Sound of Music," with tickets on sale for shows starting June 13th at Granville Arts Center's Brownlee Auditorium.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh received an $11.5 million donation from philanthropists Daniel and Carole Kamin, funding initiatives like free admission for kids and facility expansion.

Hawaiʻi's June arts scene boasts a plethora of events, including dance festivals, late museum nights, outdoor concerts, and free cultural activities, supported by local government and the SFCA.

Raleigh’s Five Points Center for Active Adults introduces new art classes on Wednesday afternoons under artist Adrienne Garnett, covering abstract art, drawing the human head, and drapery studies.