ReflectSpace gallery hosts the photographic exhibition Projecting L.A. 2024, curated by Julia Dean and others, featuring images from diverse photographers that explore Los Angeles's varied stories.

Coon Rapids City Hall is seeking local artists to display their work in its galleries as part of a community arts initiative, with applications open for rotating quarterly exhibitions.

San Antonio's Broadway will experience road closures due to filming the series "1923" from September 6 to 27, with varying access restrictions for vehicles and pedestrians.

Hillsborough County features historic cemeteries, including Showmen's Rest for carnival workers and Oaklawn for diverse local figures, alongside a pre-Columbian site, Big Cockroach Mound.

The Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum opens five new exhibitions focused on fiber art, including a fashion show, musical performance, and interactive sculptures, with free admission during regular hours.

The Arizona Parks and Recreation Department's Arts & Culture Division won APRA's Outstanding Cultural Awareness Program award for their Juneteenth event.

San Antonio presents "Dining with Rolando Briseño: A 50-Year Retrospective," an exhibit celebrating Chicano artist Briseño's career, at Centro de Artes Gallery until 2025.

The MFA in Boston will return a gold and carnelian necklace to Türkiye after acknowledging it likely originated from a looted tomb in the area of Bintepeler.

Dallas announces a series of cultural events in September, including art exhibitions, public art dedications, and symposiums to celebrate local art and community engagement.

The Dallas Museum of Art exhibition "Frida: Beyond the Myth" explores Frida Kahlo's life and art, featuring 60 works, including self-portraits and pieces reflecting personal struggles.

Mansfield Commission for the Arts hosts an art therapy workshop open to all, offering LPC Continuing Education credits, led by Heidi Tournoux-Hanshaw.

Finalists for the East Mesa Public Recreation Complex art project in Las Cruces will present their visions for enhancing public aesthetics on Sept. 10, 2024, at City Hall.

Teresa Bright, an influential Hawaiian singer, died at 64, leaving a legacy of award-winning music that extended international appeal, particularly in Japan.