The Grand Kyiv Ballet is set to perform "Swan Lake" in Garland on April 16th, 2025, with tickets priced from $25 to $69.

Minneapolis seeks artists for a public artwork at Water Works to honor the sacred Dakhóta site Owámniyomni, emphasizing collaboration with the Dakhóta community.

The Surprise City Council reviewed a study on the future of the Vista Center for the Arts, considering a partnership model to boost local arts and cultural offerings.

Dallas Arts Month is being celebrated in April with various events including visual arts, music, theater, and dance, alongside special gatherings like the public art dedications and Día del Niño fiesta.

Brett Waldman's "Colors of the World" photography exhibit featuring vibrant sea life, particularly mahi-mahi, is coming to Boca Raton Public Library from April 21 to May 30.

Atlanta artist Brianna Gardocki created storm drain murals in Duluth to raise environmental awareness about stormwater pollution. Local officials supported the initiative blending art with ecology.

The Fort Worth City Council will vote on financial support for a Vietnam War memorial at Veterans Memorial Park, with a design by Michael Pavlovsky honoring over 220 local servicemembers.

San Antonio readies for a busy April with the NCAA Men's Final Four and Fiesta San Antonio. The city advises using public transport and offers parking solutions.

The MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival transforms Downtown Fort Worth into a center of art and culture from April 10-13, with street closures listed online. Attendance is free.

San Antonio celebrates National Poetry Month with over 40 events, starting with VIVA Poesía on April 5th at Mission Marquee Plaza. The city's Poet Laureate and officials promote poetry's importance in the community.

The Pearson Pillar Mural project in Las Vegas, led by artist Mike Norice and documented by Arecibo Films, celebrates the history of the Historic Westside's African American community through art. The dedication is on May 15th.

The Gifts of Gold art exhibition featuring over 100 Wake County students' works is on display at the North Carolina Museum of Art with a reception on April 10.

The Castro, Duboce Triangle, Mission, and surrounding neighborhoods could soon add nearly two dozen more landmarks.