Art Pop-ups in the Plaza feature weekly local artists and live performances in Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza, contributing to the community and cultural development.

Fiesta Charra event with Mexican cultural activities is set for May 25 in Lewisville, featuring performances, contests, and music, with free entry and $10 parking.

Local artists transform traffic signal boxes into vibrant art displays in Maricopa, reflecting Arizona's beauty and showcasing regional talent as part of the city's aesthetics initiative.

Casa Grande commission seeks art projects for Hispanic Heritage Month, with funding available to nonprofits. Deadline for applications is July 7, with an August 5 meeting mandatory.

Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" will screen "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code," highlighting racial, economic, and environmental issues, at the Modern Art Museum on June 5, 2025.

New York State announces an $81.5 million arts grant program to support cultural organizations and individual artists as an investment in local communities and the state's creative economy.

Carnaval SF returns with the theme "AfroMundo," celebrating the African diaspora with music, dance, and a grand parade in San Francisco's Mission District.

A collection of Abraham Lincoln artifacts, including blood-stained gloves from his assassination, was sold at auction for nearly $8 million to alleviate the Lincoln Presidential Foundation's debt.

Engineering student Ava Collins from the University of Cincinnati has her artwork displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She blends her passions for art and engineering in her academic and extracurricular pursuits.

Illinois announces five new State-Designated Cultural Districts to boost economic development and preserve community culture and history, with eligible areas able to apply for up to $3 million in funding.

The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival honors Emmylou Harris in its 25th year with a tribute concert featuring various artists and benefits her dog rescue charity.

The Chandler Museum's "Pony Up! Cowgirls of Chandler" exhibit celebrates the impact of local cowgirls on the town's history, featuring artifacts and stories until Nov. 2.

Marylou Stephens is appointed as Peoria's Arts Hero, recognized for her efforts in enhancing the city's arts during the 2024–2025 season and bridging the gap between government and the arts community.