The Charlotte Arts and Culture Advisory Board has allocated $1.2 million in Opportunity Fund grants to local artists and organizations, part of a $2.7 million initiative to support the city’s cultural scene.

Bastrop, Texas, celebrates Juneteenth by displaying a nine-foot statue of Harriet Tubman at the Kerr Community Center for three months starting June 15th.

The Sandy Springs City Council approved the acquisition of four new sculptures, expanding their public art collection to 33 pieces, including three purchased pieces and one donation.

San Antonio joins the Smithsonian's initiative to digitally archive Black family histories through the Community Curation Project, aiming to celebrate and preserve African American heritage.

Grand Prairie libraries are hosting "Karate Dance at the Libraries" for families to enjoy martial arts and dance, with three scheduled performances across different libraries.

Austin's Old Bakery and Emporium to hold its Third Annual Midsummer Festival, featuring Swedish traditions, music, food, and a new mural unveiling on June 29.

Alex Braden will create "Be As Water," an LED-based public art installation for Nashville's I-65/Arthur Avenue Underpass, aiming for completion in 2024 with a focus on community engagement and improved lighting.

Chicago celebrates Juneteenth with free museum admissions and special events, including performances, marketplaces, and educational experiences, with several local institutions participating.

The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C. reopens after a four-year renovation, offering new public spaces and interactive exhibits including a 17th-century printing press.

The Earle Cobb Dance Studio celebrated its 95th anniversary with a reunion at the Lila Cockrell Theatre, featuring past and present members performing together.

Chicago's Bean sculpture is set to fully reopen after upgrades, with improved accessibility features at Millennium Park's Graier Plaza, and increased anticipation from visitors for its comeback.

The Hillsboro Arts & Culture Council awarded $49,916 in grants to local arts projects and organizations, promoting cultural growth and community engagement in the city.

The Malmgren Garage in Talent, Oregon, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its local significance in commerce and architecture.