San Francisco's Jackson Playground receives a new basketball court mural before the NBA All-Star Weekend, a community project in collaboration with local artist and the Courtside Foundation.

Dallas art enthusiasts can join a free artist talk at the Bath House Cultural Center on February 22, 2025, featuring participants from the El Corazón exhibition.

San Francisco's streets were packed during the Lunar New Year Parade, coinciding with the NBA All-Star Weekend, with festivities that included a street fair and fireworks. Actor Joan Chen was Grand Marshal at the culturally rich event.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts the Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge, focusing on original acoustic performances, with an emphasis on rock-themed compositions.

Tennessee unveils a new collectible waterfowl stamp featuring a young artist's acrylic painting of a male redhead duck.

The Eastlake Park Legacy Mural in Phoenix honors 11 local leaders and was unveiled for the 2024 NCAA Men's Final Four Legacy Project, coinciding with Black History Month. Artist Giovannie Dixon crafted the mural, which is celebrated by the community.

The Brand Library & Art Center's Art Talks is a free series featuring contemporary artists discussing their works, starting with Roksana Pirouzmand, Shana Hoehn, Miguel Nelson, and Nick Aguayo.

Detroit is seeking artists to create murals in Southwest's Bagley Arts Alley, aiming to revitalize the area and foster community. Submissions are open until February 24, 2025.

The Mable House Arts Center in Mableton offers a self-care weekend event with stress-reducing workshops, nature sound sessions, and creative activities.

'The Gates,' a project by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, returns as an AR experience in Central Park and an exhibit at The Shed, reflecting on its impact on public art and healing post-9/11.

Maricopa is considering a plan to turn a 2.5-acre residential plot into a public museum, with community meetings and city council deliberations scheduled.

The Tampa Convention Center unveiled "Recurrence," a tidal-inspired art installation, blending art with real-time environmental data. It's the first of three planned art displays.

The Seattle waterfront now features Indigenous cedar carvings, honoring local Indigenous heritage, with contributions from Suquamish and Muckleshoot artists, as part of an art initiative aiming to intertwine urban design with tribal culture.