The Showboat Drive-in in Harris County closed after an 18-year run, with plans to relocate and reopen in 2026. The closure is due to urban development and declining profits.

The Lewisville Grand Theater is hosting the "Conexiones Culturales: Cultural Connections" exhibition and film event featuring Latinx artists, a meet-and-greet, "In The Heights" screening, and a dance demo on Sept. 29.

Santa Clarita's City Hall opens "Nature's Palette" art exhibit, showcasing diverse works exploring nature, from September 19, 2024, to January 8, 2025.

San Antonio celebrates Fiestas Patrias and Hispanic Heritage Month with over 40 events highlighting the city's Hispanic roots and commemorating Mexico's independence.

Las Vegas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with "Food Truck Thursdays," offering Hispanic dishes, and a range of events including mariachi music and a Tamales and Mariachi Festival.

The Blanton Museum of Art in Austin showcases "Long Live Surrealism! 1924–Today," featuring both iconic Surrealists and modern artists through January 12.

St. Louis Park is seeking applications for their Arts and Culture Grant Program to support local creative projects and foster community engagement through various art forms.

The Seguin Public Library is set to host a Rotating Art Exhibit featuring local artists from October 7, 2024. Applications for artists are due by September 15, 2024.

A church group protested a 90-foot Hanuman statue in Texas, prompting the temple to consider security measures.

The City of Henderson's City Hall has been transformed into an art gallery featuring the works of its employees, an initiative praised by the Visual and Public Arts Supervisor.

Houston and Fort Bend County offer a range of cultural experiences in museums, celebrating history, science, and arts, many of which have free admission.

The Long Beach Public Library will host the 6th Annual Vida Latina series from September 17 to October 12, 2024, featuring cultural events, a community quilt project, financial workshops, author sessions, and a finale celebration.

Bellevue Botanical Garden will host the Lost Bird Project, an art installation with bronze sculptures representing five extinct North American birds, to spark conservation awareness.