"City of Kings: Atlanta," a film by Will Feagins, explores Atlanta's graffiti scene, featuring interviews with influential artists and showcasing the vibrant street art culture. The documentary is available for streaming at the Hip Hop Cinefest.

The Lancaster Museum of Art and History introduces "This Valley Is Sacred: The Ancestors Are Speaking," an exhibition celebrating the history of Antelope Valley's indigenous tribes, opening May 11.

Austin's Red River Cultural District seeks municipal funding to preserve its identity amid rising rents and development, while the Austin Music Commission proposes developer mandates for music spaces without additional incentives.

The City of Dallas and the National Association of Asian American Professionals are organizing the AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival on May 19, 2024, and seeking volunteers.

Garland invites artists to submit 2D artworks for its Juneteenth exhibition, with entries due by May 31. Selected pieces will be displayed at the city's event and local galleries.

Jacqueline Jones won the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for History for her book "No Right to an Honest Living," examining Black workers in Civil War-era Boston.

The Praise House art installation in Decatur, GA, celebrates African American history in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, combining visual art, music, storytelling, and archival photos.

The Saint Paul Cultural STAR program is accepting funding applications until May 15 for artistic and cultural projects, with a recommendation to submit early due to potential website traffic jams.

The 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival headlines Dua Lipa, Tyler, The Creator, and Chris Stapleton, featuring a mix of artists and exclusive weekend performances.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries will meet virtually on May 20 to address the 2024 Oregon Historic Cemeteries grants and other preservation matters.

The Tempe History Museum offers a free summer event series, "Tempe Time Machine," with educational activities for families on Wednesdays, excluding Juneteenth.

Dallas welcomes the "Harmony" sculpture by Laura Abrams into Everglade Park with a dedication ceremony, celebrating public art's impact on community and nature.

To celebrate its 30-year anniversary, the SOLI Chamber Ensemble is showcasing 30 new compositions chosen from nearly 300 entries, starting with a concert on May 13 at the San Antonio Botanical Garden.