The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting events to celebrate arts and culture, including dialogues with artists, theatrical performances, and a biennial international festival highlighting new plays.

The Young Artists Showcase in Peoria highlighted art from local students, with 32 recognized at a council meeting. Their work will feature at the 2025 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival, supporting the Peoria Education Foundation.

Doña Ana County established a Creative Industries Department and launched initiatives, including workshops and a website showcasing public art, to integrate creativity with economic growth.

City Hall will host local artists Rick Rice and Stephanie Irwin as 2025's artists in residence, showcasing their landscape photography starting this Friday.

A new "We Love Houston" sculpture by artist David Adickes is installed at William P. Hobby Airport, designed as an interactive selfie-station and set to move to another airport after a year.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center is offering an Encore! Spring Break Camp for children aged 7-13, featuring acting, dance, singing, stage makeup, and magic. The camp runs from March 17-21, costs $145, and requires a packed lunch.

The Granville Arts Center in Garland is hosting a Black History Month Art Show from February 5-27, celebrating African American culture through diverse artworks.

The Biltmore Hills Community Center offers a two-part painting class for all ages, providing supplies and a relaxed setting for artistic expression on Feb. 5 and 12.

San Diego appoints Paola Capó-García as its new Poet Laureate for 2025-2027, with her work expected to foster community and culture.

Mudhouse Pottery Studio is set to open in South Baltimore this spring, offering pottery classes, workshops, and memberships for both novices and experts.

Rolesville refines the Trail Art Design Competition with a new two-part application process, compensation for selected artists, and art pieces to be displayed in June.

Tampa's skyline features a new 28-foot sculpture "Open House," reflecting community aspirations with over 300 local street names incorporated into its design.

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