The Spirit of Progress statue has been removed from the former Montgomery Ward building in Chicago for repairs, with plans for reinstallation next spring.

San Diego's Poet Laureate, Jason Magabo Perez, concludes his term celebrated by the Poetry Futures 2024 event, leaving a legacy of community engagement and inclusive poetry spaces.

The 47th Annual S'edav Va'aki Museum Indian Market in Phoenix highlighted Indigenous arts, culture, and food, drawing connections between historical traditions and contemporary works.

An unexpected natural art show of frozen sand sculptures emerged on the shores of Lake Michigan in St. Joseph after a winter storm, stunning locals and social media users.

The Latino Cultural Center is hosting an all-day Posada celebration with performances, workshops, and activities, including a free marionette show and traditional dance performances.

The Detroit Artists Apprentice Program (DAAP) pairs emerging artists with mentors and sponsors public artworks, providing $10,000 grants to participants.

Cincinnati has been recognized as one of the top 20 most vibrant arts cities, with significant economic impact and high rankings in arts revenue and worker compensation.

A new vintage photo booth museum, where visitors can take their portraits in multiple antique photo booths, has opened in the Castro.

A new sculpture, 'Heartfullness,' has been installed in Mid-Market, San Francisco, serving as a symbol of love and resilience, and providing a communal space for reflection.

The Millenia Library in Chula Vista will feature SDSU's nursing and global campus programs and the Chula Vista Entertainment Complex, aiming to boost local education and entertainment opportunities.

Miami-based artist Josh Aronson won both Juried Prize and People's Choice Award at No Vacancy, Miami Beach art competition for his work "Florida Boys," marking a first in the event's history.

The City of Maricopa extends the application deadline for its arts grants, offering up to $1,500 for individual arts projects and $3,000 for non-profits. Results will be announced in February 2025.

Jaime Guevara and the EZ Band are blending norteño music with mainstream pop, creating an innovative Spanish-English music fusion that's gaining attention in Garland's cultural arts scene.