Our Productions Theatre Co. is holding a free workshop for young musical theatre enthusiasts in Lewisville on November 2nd, with another session planned for March 1, 2025.

Collect-A-Con returns to Houston with trading cards, anime merch, and stars like Chuck Norris. Tickets start at $25, with the event promising a wide array of collectibles and guest appearances.

Mary Kouyoumdjian is a finalist for the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in Music for "Paper Pianos," a work exploring refugee struggles, including Afghan pianist Milad Yousufi's story.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass highlights the Department of Cultural Affairs' art exhibitions, featuring diverse and culturally rich programs, free to the public, across various city galleries.

"A Change of Direction," a bronze sculpture of a young deer by artist Darrell Davis, has been installed at Meadowbrook Park Sculpture Garden in Arlington, symbolizing life's crossroads.

The White Settlement Library maintains a 30-year-old hand-built puppet theater created by local Bobby Adian, which has become an endearing symbol of community spirit.

Minneapolis has launched the Cultural Districts Arts Fund, distributing $690,000 in awards to local artists and organizations across seven cultural districts.

The MXR: SEA workshop in Seattle united music professionals and creative enthusiasts for networking and learning within the creative economy, supported by Mayor Harrell's Downtown Activation Plan.

"Aurum," a public art sculpture by HYBYCOZO, has been installed in Mint Plaza, San Francisco, reflecting the city's Gold Rush heritage through a light sculpture made of steel and LEDs.

UC San Diego alumna Carrie Mae Weems and artist Mark Bradford, with art in the university's collection, received the National Medal of Arts from President Biden.

Azela Santana has been named the new manager of the Orange County Regional History Center and will also serve as the executive director of the Historical Society of Central Florida starting on December 9.

Texas State University's Wittliff Collections has doubled its Cormac McCarthy archives, adding personal items which provide insight into the late author's life and work.

The Kingsport Office of Cultural Arts offers an advanced wire wrapping class with artist Russell Lawson, teaching how to intricately wrap wires around stones to create jewelry. Materials are included in the $70 fee for the session on November 10.