The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is offering free summer workshops for kids and adults focused on creativity and professional development in the arts.

Boulder is seeking artists for mosaic art on the Central Avenue Bridge, with submissions due by June 2, 2025, via CaFÉ, under a $40,000 budget. Community input for the designs is encouraged.

The S’edav Va’aki Museum in Phoenix will close on May 20th for four months of renovations, updating exhibition layouts and its HVAC system. Online resources remain available.

The SFAC released the Shaping Legacy Audit Report, analyzing the city's Civic Art Collection, and is inviting proposals for temporary public art that rethinks monuments to better reflect diverse histories.

The Getty Villa Museum reopens on June 27 after the Palisades Fire, with limited hours and entry. No art was damaged, and a new exhibit on Pylos will debut.

The Arts & Crafts Fest returns with local artisans showcasing handmade items, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. It's a free event fostering community and creativity.

The James Cancer Hospital at Ohio State University hosts the "Medicine and the Arts" exhibit, which features creative work from the university's health sciences community.

Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn will open a pop-up library during the renovation of its historic branch, offering book borrowing, registrations, and other services.

Lewisville is hosting the Fiesta Charra on May 25th, featuring traditional Mexican performances, a jalapeno eating contest, musical acts, and free admission. Parking costs $10 cash with a shuttle service available.

Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts Art Pop-ups on Saturdays, featuring live art creation by local artists, connecting them with the community in an interactive outdoor setting.

The Gilroy Garlic Festival is set to return this summer at a new location, Gilroy Gardens, with tickets available from May 31.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is offering free art and sound programs for kids, including a Cyanotype Photography Workshop and a music and podcasting camp called ‘Beats Camp’.

Bellevue City Hall hosts an exhibition by local Asian American and Pacific Islander artists, with cultural performances and community engagement highlighted on Bellevue Television's "Lake to Lake."