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.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center will offer summer events including free music education, sound therapy, and comedy shows after briefly closing for July 4th.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will exhibit "The Eye of White Rock Lake," a photography series by Adam Velte, from July 6 to August 10, showcasing scenes from White Rock Lake Park.

La Mafia is set to perform at the Granville Arts Center in Garland on September 20, 2024, promising a night of Tejano music by the Grammy-winning ensemble.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers 10,000 free Teen All Access Passes for local attractions to teens aged 13-19 during Park and Recreation Month.

The City of Dallas is hosting summer residencies with free creative workshops for the community, targeting underserved areas, and invites nonprofits to involve local artists in events.

Plymouth's annual Picture Plymouth Photo Contest is now open for submissions until August 31, welcoming photographers to capture the city's essence across various categories.

Fort Worth has designated two buildings in the Butler Place community and a nearby historic school as Historic and Cultural Landmarks to preserve African American heritage.

Cleary Lake Regional Park will host a nature-inspired art event on July 11, with activities like painting rocks and watercolors, plus a visiting Readmobile from Scott County Libraries.

The Tempe Center for the Arts announced seven local performing groups as Resident Companies for 2024-2027, promising a diverse array of cultural events.

La Muñeca Lele, a 15-foot doll representing Mexico's Otomí tribe heritage, is displayed at San Antonio's Pearl Park as part of the Pueblos Mágicos International Trade Show.

Susan Naylor has pledged $2.5 million to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts to support Charlie’s Seats, providing free cultural event access to under-resourced students in Bexar County.