ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle is hosting a free event on July 11 to celebrate Zabia Colovos' new exhibition "Luminous Being," featuring live painting, DJ music, and other exhibitions. The event coincides with Pioneer Square's Art Walk.

Denton is expanding its Public Art Program to enhance the cityscape and encourage art-related community engagement, supported by a mixture of private funding and public initiatives.

The Arts Council of Hillsborough County is offering up to $2,000 in grants for artists' development or equipment, citing the local arts industry's economic impact at $387 million. Applications are open until July 26, 2024.

The iconic bronze sea lion sculpture is back on Sausalito's southern waterfront after an 18-month storm-induced absence, restored through a community-funded effort.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemetry meets on July 18 for resource sharing and discussing preservation of historic graveyards, with a tour of Hilgard Cemetery on July 19.

The article discusses Camp Founder Girls' 100-year legacy, celebrating its impact on Black girls and women, along with plans for its future expansion.

The Rath Yatra festival, featuring chariot processions, will be celebrated at the Jagannath Hindu Temple in Rosenberg and in Red Deer, Canada, integrating Hindu traditions with local communities.

Coos Bay has been designated an “Oregon Heritage All-Star Community” for its efforts in preserving and celebrating its historical legacy. The city met over 15 of the 24 heritage preservation benchmarks.

Detroit has launched the 'Arts Alleys' initiative, using $5.4 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, aiming to enhance nine alleys around the city with local art and infrastructure improvements.

The ReflectSpace Gallery at Glendale Central Library is hosting "(Be)Longing: Asian Diasporic Crossings," an exhibit on Asian diaspora identity, from July 20 to September 22, 2024.

The Tejas Rodeo Company in Bulverde, Texas, kicks off its 18th season of Saturday night rodeos, featuring events like bull riding, team roping, and barrel racing, with emphasis on safety and Western heritage.

Key Biscayne hosted its 65th annual Fourth of July parade, featuring floats, bands, and festivities under good weather conditions, continuing a tradition since 1959.

The Maricopa Library & Cultural Center is accepting submissions for its 'Good Times in Fall' art gallery. Local artists must email applications by August 5, 2024, for the September-December show.