NYC offers various events to celebrate Black History Month, including music, poetry, food, comedy, outdoor activities, and exhibitions reflecting Black culture.

Las Cruces' Branigan Memorial Library hosts a flower quilling workshop, suitable for participants aged 11+, with no experience necessary. The event takes place on February 7, offering a chance to learn paper coil art.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduce a bi-monthly Themed Painting program at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library with sessions including love, Star Wars, and colors themes.

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is set to undergo a $10 million renovation with improvements to accessibility and visitor amenities, coinciding with the Obama Presidential Center opening.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will host Black History Month events including a "Beloved" film screening and discussions on African American literature and performance art.

Las Cruces Public Libraries announced a "Palabras y Artesanias" event on February 18, exploring Latino poetry and resistance, where attendees will create pulseras as symbols of their beliefs.

Renowned artist Renee Cox will speak at Utah State University's Communitas Lecture Series, sharing her experience with students in the Department of Art + Design. She will also conduct a hands-on workshop.

Governor Whitmer of Michigan announces a K-12 student art contest to design the 2025 State of the State program cover, encouraging creativity and state pride.

Holocaust survivors gathered at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage for the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, sharing memories and concerns about rising antisemitism.

The Las Cruces Museum of Art hosts "Engaging Masters: Parody Art," an exhibition featuring over 80 parody pieces of famous artworks, open from February 7 to May 3, 2025.

The Branigan Cultural Center in Las Cruces opens the "Wildlife of the Mesilla Valley" exhibit, showcasing local fauna through sculptures and nature journaling.

The Cincinnati Museum Center will host a comprehensive Auschwitz exhibition in 2025. The exhibition will feature over 500 artifacts and 400 photographs and will educate visitors about the Holocaust.

Detroit celebrates Black History Month with an event by City Historian Jamon Jordan and pianist Alvin Waddles at the Charles H. Wright Museum, focused on Detroit's diverse musical impact.