The "Apprentice/Mentor: Portraits of Lakewood" exhibition showcases student artist portraits alongside their mentor's work at the Lakewood Cultural Center.

Robert Xavier Burden's "The Alien Painting," taking 5 years to complete, is on display at Oceanside Museum of Art for a limited time before going to a private collector.

Frisco's Grand Park is hosting Nocturne, a night event by AEN with 14 light and sound installations, transforming the park into an artistic and technological exhibit.

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg is set to receive a national arts leadership award for his contributions to the arts sector, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Detroit artist Edward Stross, nicknamed "Gonzo," made a life-sized lion out of snow to support the Lions for the playoffs, attracting local attention.

Danielle Ellis' "ORACLE" exhibit mixes art, history, and spirituality in a digital format at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center with an opening reception on January 18.

Fort Worth is hosting two parades, the All Western Parade and the MLK Jr. Day Parade, with cold weather expected. Extra safety measures will be in place.

Austin's Artist Access Program is accepting applications for its 2026 season to provide local artists with affordable rehearsal and production spaces.

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.