Minneapolis is to receive two new street murals created by local artists in collaboration with high school students, focusing on community values and designed to enhance the city's Safe Routes to School initiative.

The How Weird Street Faire in San Francisco has been postponed due to expected severe weather, with the event potentially rescheduled for June 22nd. Refunds are uncertain, despite organizers’ efforts to set a new date.

Dunwoody High School students have their artworks displayed in local storefronts, transforming the city into an open-air gallery, with the top 15 creators awarded $200 each.

The winners of San Antonio's 2024 Annual #FilmSA Competition have been announced, recognizing the city's emerging filmmakers in two categories related to local culture and film industry.

The Asian Festival in San Antonio, celebrating cultural diversity, is scheduled for May 11 at La Villita Historic Village, featuring food, music, and activities.

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is hosting the Huntopia exhibit with large animal sculptures by artist Hunt Slonem, including bunnies and butterflies.

Dallas will kick off AAPI Heritage Month with cultural events, including the inaugural Dallas AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival, featuring performances, workshops, and races. Programs to support local artists and nonprofits are also scheduled.

Grand Prairie prepares to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a parade, cultural events, and family-friendly activities including live music and traditional food.

Fort Worth's Historic Preservation program is actively protecting over 7,000 historical resources and plans to update local historic district surveys with a new grant, while also offering tax exemptions and educational workshops.

UTSA's Democratizing Racial Justice project grants $10,000 stipends to 10 local artists to develop projects addressing racial justice, involving various artistic mediums and community engagement.

The former Austin American-Statesman building will host immersive Van Gogh and Monet art experiences starting May 31, with tickets priced between $27 and $80.

Prescott celebrates its western heritage with a bronze statue of local hero Lt. Ernest A. Love by artist Bill Nebeker, alongside tributes to artists Solon Borglum and George Phippen.

Jessica Care Moore has been named Detroit's poet laureate, committed to engaging the community with poetry and continuing the legacy of her predecessor, Naomi Long Madgett.