On Monday, Mayor London Breed proposed a $360 million bond measure for the November election — including $25 million for the redo of Harvey Milk Plaza at the Castro Muni station.

Sharon Stone's personal art exhibit "My Eternal Failure" in San Francisco reflects her life challenges and recovery from a brain hemorrhage, infusing her works with colors representing her journey towards happiness.

The Santa Monica Public Library celebrates AAPI Heritage Month with cultural events including film screenings, panel discussions, and educational material displays.

Bellevue is hosting an art exhibition for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month from May 6-31, with an opening event on May 8 featuring cultural performances.

Great Irish craic, in other words a good time, was had by all at the inaugural Céilí on the Lake Festival in Marin over the past weekend. The two-day festival celebrated the arrival of spring with traditional Irish dance, music, food, drink, and crafts at Marin County’s Lagoon Park. 

St. Louis Park's Sidewalk Poetry Program invites residents to submit poems to be sandblasted into city sidewalks, fostering local creativity and integrating art into public spaces.

Fort Worth Public Library announces the "Amped Up Music Tour," a series of free summer concerts showcasing local talent at various locations from May to August.

The San Antonio Fiesta concluded with the Fiesta Flambeau Parade, marking the end of a vibrant city tradition that brings the community together in celebration and features swift cleanup efforts by city workers.

ColorPalooza returns to Lewisville with vibrant activities and cultural exhibits, celebrating spring and community spirit on April 27 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

Over 200 small businesses, including first-timer Michelle Moses-Marquez, prepare for the King William Fair in San Antonio, expected to draw 35,000 visitors.

The Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio proceeded successfully despite construction at Alamo Plaza, with traditional wreath-laying and vibrant floats.

Murals have been introduced in Oregon Department of Human Services offices to create welcoming environments for visitors experiencing stress or trauma.

"Touch the Art," a tactile exhibit for the visually impaired, returns to Austin's art scene featuring over 40 artists. Open until May 19, it invites hands-on interaction with art.