The Lincoln Center announces its 2025–2026 season with Broadway hits, dance performances, and comedy shows, including "Kinky Boots," "The Addams Family," and acts like Maria Bamford. Ticket sales are ongoing with a diverse lineup of events.

Las Vegas unveils 'Family Album', a contemporary art exhibition at the new Las Vegas Civic Center Art Gallery, in a collaboration with the future LVMA and LACMA.

Downtown Raleigh's streeteries, enhanced by local art, provide a combined dining and visual experience, including a new mural outside Raleigh Times, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

The ESB MACC is honoring five Latino/a/e/x Austin artists with its 2025 Awards of Excellence, including a livestream event for those without an invite.

San Antonio's film industry is poised for growth with new state funding and local incentives potentially offering up to 38.5% in savings for filmmakers.

The Granville Arts Center's "Beyond Boundaries: Fiber Art Explorations" exhibition in Garland, Texas, challenges viewers to rethink societal constructs through fiber art from August 19 to September 14, 2025.

The Sertoma Arts Center exhibits mixed media, architectural paintings, and printmaking artworks depicting memory and transformation until August 27, 2025.

Mansfield, Texas celebrated Juneteenth with an art truck exhibit curated by artists Hillman and Odelusi, featuring music, bites, and community engagement.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrates Juneteenth with art and a food truck event, featuring local artists and cultural performances, which honor African-American culture and history.

The River Legacy Foundation is inviting young artists to enter their art contest, focusing on Texas' native flora and fauna, with submissions open until July 31.

A new large-scale Pride Flag mural has been completed on the pavement at Castro's Jane Warner Plaza.

Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

USU Caine College of the Arts students visited New York City, gaining real-world insights from alumni like Bibhu Mohapatra, and learning about the integration of art and business.