Seattle's ARTS at King Street Station presents an event memorializing the 1885 expulsion of Chinese individuals with a performance by artist Ahmoy William Lau tying knots representing the victims.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati, led by Florence Gaignerot-Driessen, are using modern tech to understand ancient Greek terracotta offerings found in Crete.

Garland, TX celebrates the 50th anniversary of Willie Nelson's 'Red Headed Stranger' with a tribute concert featuring local musicians and an exhibit of Nelson memorabilia.

Flagstaff's second annual Multicultural County Park Sculpture Exhibition will open on May 19, featuring works reflecting nature and cultural heritage. Mayor Becky Daggett will speak at the event.

"Soundings," an exhibit by Colette Copeland, highlights Texas' marginalized voices at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center until May 24, with a workshop on May 10.

Fort Worth City Hall exhibits General William Jenkins Worth's personal items, including his military attire, as part of its commitment to preserving local history.

The Art Festival of Henderson offers free access to art displays, performances, and demonstrations on Water Street, coinciding with Mother's Day weekend.

May in Ramsey County features AAPI and American Indian heritage events and a range of family-friendly activities.

Dallas hosts its third annual AAPI Heritage Month celebration, featuring a culinary passport activity with Asian foods and showcases of local AAPI artists and performers.

Sacramento launches the Creative Growth Fellowship to support local artists, providing $850 monthly for a year to eligible participants, starting June 2025, with federal funding from ARPA.

Students at Jay-Z-backed Roc Nation School of Music claim unexpected debt despite "debt-free" scholarship promises; LIU and Roc Nation have not resolved grievances; NYC's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection investigates.

El Paso ISD students excel at the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, with Marium Zahra and Maura Rascon winning awards for their emotionally charged and culturally themed artworks.

Boulder's new lecture series explores public art and community engagement, with artists discussing art-environment intersections at the Boulder Public Library.