Motor City Match supports Someday, a new Detroit venture by Cass Tech alumni Jantae’ Spinks and Samuel Trotter, blending art and bakery. It's the program's 180th brick-and-mortar project, aimed at stimulating local entrepreneurship and economy.

Over 50 Seattle visual arts teachers attended a professional development day at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, focusing on inclusivity and diversity in art education.

Austin's City Hall hosts its Career Expo on April 2, offering job opportunities and on-site contingent job offers across various titles and industries, with more than 100 employers attending.

Boulder Arts Week, from April 4-12, 2025, will feature artistic activities and introduce new Boulder Arts Week Awards with $1,000 prizes. Mayor Aaron Brockett emphasizes the arts' role in community priorities.

The Garland Symphony Orchestra is set to host a concert with pianist Alex McDonald featuring works by Saint-Saëns, Rachmaninoff, and Berlioz at the Granville Arts Center.

Three North Carolina students won top honors in the U.S. Youth Aviation Art Contest, with their works celebrating women in aviation, and are now entering the international contest.

Violinist Celeste Golden Andrews will perform with the Garland Symphony Orchestra on April 18th at the Granville Arts Center, featuring classical pieces by Strauss, Grieg, Wagner, and Barber.

Dallas Arts Month begins on March 27 with a kickoff event at the Latino Cultural Center, featuring speakers, performances, and a variety of April events for the public to enjoy.

The Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center is seeking nominations for its Awards of Excellence to honor Austin's Latino/a/e/x cultural arts contributors. Submissions are open until March 23, 2025.

Frank Stella's "Had Gadya" series is on display at the Anderson Academic Commons, University of Denver until April 7, showcasing his vibrant abstract art.

Scottsdale's third annual Family ArtsFest at SkySong on March 21-22 will feature student art, performances, and activities, with community outreach including a fundraiser for local programs.

Englewood is seeking businesses to provide walls for new murals, aiming to enhance community engagement with the arts and transform the city into an outdoor gallery.

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.