Eva Nelson, Chloe Scheve, and Brook Haight won USU's 2025 Creative Writing Contest in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, respectively, with Kaisha Mills taking the art award. Their work will be published and presented at Helicon West.

Houston's MOCA is showcasing local diversity through the "Feels Like Home" exhibition series at City Hall, reflecting the city's commitment to artists and diverse civic engagement.

French MP Raphaël Glucksmann calls for the US to return the Statue of Liberty, criticizing American values and referencing US funding cuts to science and education.

Hawaiʻi State Archives launches "Builder’s Spotlight," showcasing 'ukulele craftsmanship and Hawaiian music tradition, combining live instrument-making demonstrations with performances.

Lewisville opens applications for its 2025-26 Arts Support Grants, with the deadline on April 24, and eligibility criteria including non-profit status and a history of local events.

The Casa Grande Arts & Culture Commission offers two opportunities for funding and public art projects, with deadlines for proposals on March 24 for nonprofits and April 21 for artists.

The Chandler Museum's "Ceangal/Connections" exhibition celebrates a 15-year sister city relationship between Chandler, Arizona, and Tullamore, Ireland with diverse artistic works.

Skaters and artists painted a mural at a free paint-and-skate event at Sacramento's skate park, with supplies provided and waivers required for skating.

The city of Casa Grande is offering $20,000 for an artist to design artwork for the archways of City Hall North Plaza, with submissions due by April 21.

Scottsdale's Cycle the Arts event combines cycling with art appreciation on an 11-mile bike tour featuring public art and insights from local artists. Registration is required for the free event.

The NYPD impounded three Bushwick party buses, sparking backlash. One, a vintage 1967 double-decker, was damaged during towing. Owner Robin Russell-French considers legal action, while local officials state intervention followed community complaints.

The Arlington Museum of Art is hosting a city-wide celebration with student art from 70+ schools, including new participants, emphasizing community and art education.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center presents spring workshops in Dallas, including paper crafts for kids, salsa dancing lessons, art drawing sessions, ballet for children, and a culinary class on using a mortar and pestle.