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.

An exhibit at the McNay Art Museum focuses on women who contributed to the Ballets Russes, showcasing original costumes and designs from the Tobin Collection.

The City of Las Cruces offers monthly Paint by Numbers classes for residents to explore painting in an accessible way at the East Mesa Recreation Center, requiring registration and a $20 fee.

The 'Business of Art' program in Maple Grove Government Center collaborates with the Maple Grove Arts Center to transform their lobby into a gallery for local artists' work.

Six new murals enhance Detroit's Joe Louis Greenway in a community-driven project supported by a $90,000 grant, aiming to beautify and unify neighborhoods.

Robinson's Elevated Storage Tank is nominated for the "Tank of the Year" competition by the Tnemec Company. Voting is open till October 18, 2024. The tank features murals of local icons and serves a growing community in Grand Prairie.

The Towson Italian Heritage Festival will occur at the Patriot Plaza, featuring food, music, and performances. Road closures will be in effect on the event day. Attendees are advised to plan ahead.

Two Bay Area hotels, The Claremont Club & Spa and the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn, have been listed among America's most haunted, with reported ghost sightings and paranormal tours.

Arte Público Press at the University of Houston launched a website for Latino historical research, offering a vast collection of texts documenting the Latino experience in America.

Hotel del Coronado in San Diego is recognized as one of America's most haunted hotels, with paranormal events and the famed ghost Kate Morgan contributing to its reputation.

Over 100 artists transformed Memphis's Glenview Neighborhood during the 10th annual Paint Festival, creating murals and art accessible to the community.

The 2024 Barbacoa & Big Red Festival moved to Freeman Coliseum to accommodate more attendees, featuring local music acts, a carnival, food vendors, and traditional big red and barbacoa servings.