The West Main Arts Festival is returning to Arlington on September 14, featuring 75 artist booths, food trucks, live music, and more. The community event celebrates local artists and musicians.

Fort Worth celebrates its 175th anniversary, commemorating its establishment in 1849 and historic treaty of 1843 that designated it "Where the West Begins."

The Arts and Culture Alliance is holding a First Friday Block Party on June 7, 2024, on Gay Street, featuring music, art exhibitions, and community activities.

"ARTS at King Street Station presents 'COMPLEXITY'—a graffiti art exhibit—and a photo showcase by 'Youth in Focus'. Both exhibits celebrate urban culture and young talent."

La Villita hosted 'A Night of Soul,' celebrating African American music and poetry, with an exhibit by the African American Community Archive and Museum, featuring artists and poets like 13-year-old Arianna Shaprow.

The City of Dallas is hosting a Summer Residencies program with workshops in various arts for underserved neighborhoods, ranging from healing arts to theater, with flexible timings to ensure broad community participation.

The San Marcos Public Works Department invites K-12 students to submit artwork for the "What Goes Here Flows Here 2025" calendar contest, focused on preventing stormwater pollution.

Seattle's Arts at King Street Station hosts "COMPLEXITY," an immersive graffiti exhibit featuring the DogTown Collection. Curated by Sire One and Baby-G Carswell, the event celebrates graffiti culture with live painting, a DJ, and historical pieces.

Dallas kicks off summer with events like the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Trivia Night, cultural performances, and Pride Month activities, while inviting public input on upcoming art projects.

The Institute of Texan Cultures is closing its current location, with hopes to reopen near Alamo Plaza. Its last day was quieter than expected due to a missed school visit, and its future is met with mixed emotions and anticipation.

The Unheard-of Ensemble is hosting a free concert series in San Antonio, featuring the works of emerging composers from their Collaborative Composition Initiative.

The "Let the Tablecloth Speak" exhibit in Lewisville, TX, showcases Jas Mardis's fabric art quilts crafted from an heirloom tablecloth, providing a narrative of family history.

Art pop-ups at Wayne Ferguson Plaza in Lewisville feature live local artists, including paintings and spoken word, on Saturday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.