Chicago will dye its river green for St. Patrick's Day on March 15; festivities include a parade and various events throughout the city, with viewing tips from NBC Chicago.

Blumenthal Arts introduces all-in ticket pricing, ensuring customers see the full cost, including fees, upfront, to avoid surprise charges at checkout.

Pennypacker Mills offers a free spring craft workshop for children on March 15. Pre-registration is recommended, with a $2 donation suggested. The event includes various themed crafts and is held at their Classroom Building.

Plans are underway to erect a Bruce Lee statue in San Francisco's Chinatown, celebrating the local martial arts icon, with funding efforts led by the CHSA and enthusiast Jeff Chinn.

Henderson City Hall hosts an art exhibition showcasing Hawaiian culture through the works of local artists, emphasizing the diaspora experience in Southern Nevada until May 12.

USU Gallery East is exhibiting "Familiar Spaces" featuring works by USU art professors Noel Carmack, Terry Powers, and Woody Shepherd, with a reception and talk on April 3.

After a three-month hiatus, the Castro Night Market returns on Friday, March 21 from 5 to 10 pm. And thanks to an influx of additional funding from the Civic Joy Fund, the event will now happen monthly, instead of every other month.

City Hall hosts "Now You See Us," an exhibit by the Petticoat Painters celebrating women's empowerment, starting March 17 as part of Women’s History Month.

Medford announces high school winners of the 2024 Art Contest, who receive a scholarship and have their artworks displayed at City Hall, celebrating the theme "Community."

Carrollton holds its second annual Storm Drain Art Contest, with public voting open until March 10 for designs highlighting environmental conservation to be painted on storm drains in Pioneer Park.

Portland is hiring a new Public Art Administrator to manage and enhance its public art programs, including the Percent for Art initiative that funds arts through infrastructure projects.

MTS unveils culturally significant murals at Chula Vista trolley station with improvements in amenities, aiming to make transit stops more engaging and reflective of the local community.

The Hillsborough County newsroom reported on a panel discussing the local history of the Chitlin' Circuit and its impact on Black musicians during segregation.