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.

Santa Clarita's "Celebrating Diversity" art exhibition has started at the First Floor Gallery in City Hall, showcasing a variety of works until September 18, with an opening event on June 7th.

San Antonio celebrates Pride Month with a variety of LGBTQIA events including river parades, drag shows, and creative arts, with festivities beginning June 1 and culminating in a grand parade on June 29.

Maricopa launches an All-Ages Summer Coloring Contest, with submissions accepted through July 31, 2024, featuring local themes and prizes for various age groups.

Jeff Kollath steps down as Stax Museum's executive director to head the Sultana Disaster Museum, leaving a legacy at Stax and promising to enhance the new museum's historical narrative.

San Antonio is hosting several cultural events including the Queer Voices Pachanga, the opening of Ruby City's 'Unsettled Eye' exhibition with free food, a salsa social at Cuba 1618, and an art exhibition at La Zona.

The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle is currently closed due to a staff walkout over an exhibit they claim links anti-Zionism with antisemitism, raising internal disputes.

Minneapolis unveils "Common Currents" art installation at Samatar Crossing to honor the late Hussein Samatar, a bridge-building Somali American leader.

Harry Gamboa Jr.'s photo exhibition "Dawn/Eclipse of A New Era" is set to open at The MAIN in Santa Clarita, combining surrealism with existential themes. An opening reception is planned for June 20.

The Texas Tribune Festival in Austin plans to address Texans' declining faith in democracy with prominent speakers like Stacey Abrams and Preet Bharara joining the event from Sept 5-7.

Chalkfest Maple Grove is set to return with vibrant chalk art on June 8 and 9, featuring artists, a Kids Zone, live music, and opportunities for public engagement and artist support.

The “largest multicultural celebration on the West Coast” brought crowds and lots of cultural color to the Mission District over the weekend.

San Antonio announces a series of summer music events, including free Make Music Day, showcasing local talents and featuring performances across various genres and venues, with some events specifically for families.