San Diego Museum Month returns this February with half-priced admissions to over 70 museums, aimed at encouraging cultural exploration and community growth.

The Rebecca Anstine Gallery showcases paintings by Christopher Mooney, featuring urban scenes and labor, until March's end, with a reception on Feb. 7.

Phoenix Sky Harbor celebrates its 90th anniversary with the introduction of Culture Corner, offering travelers free live art and performances at the airport.

The White Settlement Community Services is hosting an Artist Trading Cards Workshop, encouraging community members to create and trade mini artworks. The event welcomes all skill levels and provides necessary materials, with a reminder to RSVP.

The Seattle Center Festál series begins with the 29th Tết in Seattle, celebrating Vietnamese Lunar New Year with free cultural activities, performances, and food on January 25-26.

San Francisco celebrates the Lunar New Year with cultural events and economic initiatives to support local businesses, highlighted by the Chinese New Year Parade.

Casa Grande's "Traveling Garbage Gallery Art Program" transforms garbage trucks into moving art exhibits with local artists' work, aiming to beautify the streets while conveying an anti-litter message.

Jon Arvizu presents "I Can’t Help Myself," an introspective exhibition melding music and tarot themes at the Chandler Museum, offering a personal narrative of self-love and awareness, open until June 8, 2025.

Laura Pressley wins the 2024 Leicester B. Holland Prize for her detailed drawing of the Wainwright Tomb, recognized by the Library of Congress and National Park Service.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is calling for artist submissions for its "Land That I Love – A Tribute to Western NC" exhibit, open to all ages and skill levels, with a deadline of February 10.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is set to be taken down and repurposed as lumber for Habitat for Humanity.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free 'Family Arts Bash' with art activities for all ages, followed by a musical showcase. An ongoing printmaking exhibition will also be open to visitors.

The article describes the Mesa Historical Home Tour taking place on January 18, allowing visitors to explore twelve homes showcasing architectural styles like Craftsman and Ranch in Mesa's historic districts.