Fort Worth has designated two buildings in the Butler Place community and a nearby historic school as Historic and Cultural Landmarks to preserve African American heritage.

Cleary Lake Regional Park will host a nature-inspired art event on July 11, with activities like painting rocks and watercolors, plus a visiting Readmobile from Scott County Libraries.

The Tempe Center for the Arts announced seven local performing groups as Resident Companies for 2024-2027, promising a diverse array of cultural events.

La Muñeca Lele, a 15-foot doll representing Mexico's Otomí tribe heritage, is displayed at San Antonio's Pearl Park as part of the Pueblos Mágicos International Trade Show.

Susan Naylor has pledged $2.5 million to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts to support Charlie’s Seats, providing free cultural event access to under-resourced students in Bexar County.

Schertz, Texas officials remind the public that personal fireworks are prohibited within city limits during Fourth of July celebrations, but H-E-B will sponsor a fireworks display at Pickrell Park for the community to enjoy.

The Kresge Foundation has awarded $1 million to 35 Detroit artists through the Kresger Artist Fellowships and Gilda Snowden Emerging Artist Awards, with individual grants increased to $40,000.

The Secret Food Stories Festival in San Antonio focuses on food sustainability and waste reduction, featuring local chefs, art, and a panel discussion. Proceeds will benefit the local food bank.

The Brand Library & Art Center in Glendale is hosting "Blended Worlds: Experiments in Interplanetary Imagination," an art and science exhibit, in collaboration with JPL, from September 21, 2024, to January 4, 2025.

Eclipse Theatre and Theatricus are staging "Constellations," a love story set across multiple realities, running from June 27-30. Tickets are available at AtTheMAIN.org.

Amplify 817, supported by the Fort Worth Public Library, now features over 100 local musicians, with nine new additions. It offers ad-free local music online and compensates artists beyond exposure.

Minnesota parks start an artist residency program focused on fostering community and inclusivity, offering a $40,000 stipend and $14,000 for materials.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts' sold-out 'End of an Era' concert series was an anticipated event, with a secret line-up and high local excitement. New ticket details are expected soon.