Sacramento arts and culture nonprofits can apply for a share of $950,000 in grants from the Cultural Arts Awards Program until December 15, with a focus on diversity, equity, and community impact.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites artists of all ages to submit artwork for a Holiday Invitational Art Exhibit in December, offering gallery exposure and potential sales.

Chicago's Midway Airport unveils new public art installations from the city's Public Art Collection, enhancing the travel experience and celebrating local culture.

Winners of the Minnetonka Annual Photo Contest have been announced, with stunning visuals capturing the city's landscapes, wildlife, lifestyle, and unique character across various categories.

The Seattle Arts Commission objects to proposed changes to the Admissions Tax Ordinance, arguing that it would impact the ARTS office's autonomy and funding transparency for the arts sector.

Seattle's Arts in Parks program, a collaboration between the Office of Arts & Culture and Parks and Recreation, offers funding to local artists and organizations to host cultural events in parks, with a focus on serving underserved neighborhoods.

The City of Seattle is gathering public input on a new public art piece for the East Marginal Way Corridor, designed by artist Will Schlough, with various ways for the community to contribute suggestions for the project.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a poster contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote Fire Prevention Week, focusing on the importance of functioning smoke alarms.

"La Gran Fiesta" event is set to conclude Hispanic Heritage Month in North Miami on October 19, featuring live music and dance at MOCA Plaza, celebrating Hispanic culture and community.

North Texas has launched a contest for local artists to design the official 2026 FIFA World Cup Host City poster, offering a $5,000 prize and significant exposure. Submissions close November 11, 2024.

Raleigh hosts the Magic and Mischief Festival at Fletcher Park on November 9th, featuring magical wares, wizarding activities, and family-friendly performances.

Fort Collins prepares for its Artist Studio Tour and Sale on Oct 26-27, showcasing over 60 local studios with diverse artworks while providing a platform for direct artist interaction and artwork purchases.

The Arlington Public Library's Northeast Branch invites adults to a no-registration Halloween crafting event on October 25, at 5:30 p.m., fostering creativity and community engagement.