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

The "Xicanx: Dreamers + Changemakers" exhibit at the Contemporary at Blue Star showcases diverse Mexican American experiences through various art forms and 30 artists, reflecting on cultural identity and political issues.

VFW Post 76 in San Antonio, the oldest in Texas, was vandalized with graffiti, adding to the financial burdens of the historic veterans' meeting place.

Tejano music icon Johnny Canales dies at 77, remembered for his significant contribution to the genre and his popular variety show that boosted many artists' careers, including Selena Quintanilla.

Blaine residents can vote on local photographs in the Spring 2024 Impressions of Blaine photo contest until June 30th, with categories like "Community Events" and "Pets."

The Mesa Arts Center adds four new shows, including performances by Michael Carbonaro, Home Free, Vir Das, and Jesse Cook, to its 20th Anniversary lineup.

San Antonio gears up for Juneteenth with a packed schedule of events, including a parade, a festival with live music, a digital archive project, a scholarship fund block party, and cultural celebrations blending Black history and LGBTQ+ Pride.

Artists Caraballo and Aguero have completed a series of asphalt art murals in Minneapolis to promote safety and enhance routes to schools, celebrated by the community and local officials.

Lawrenceville is soliciting proposals for a new community mural near Georgia Gwinnett College, with a paint-by-numbers section for public participation. Submissions are open until July 26, 2024.

All the letters of the Castro Theatre's neon sign will once again light up the neighborhood at night, much to the delight of residents and visitors.

San Antonio artist Joe R. Villarreal adds two nostalgic sculptures, "El Papalote" and "El Trompo," to the West Side, enhancing the neighborhood with his artistry.

Mansfield is hosting a Juneteenth Celebration on June 17th with performances, local food, and community engagement at the LOT Downtown starting at 4 p.m.

Chalkfest transforms Main Street into a vibrant art display with over 50 artists, like Shawn, participating. Alongside the chalk art, there's live music and activities for all ages. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this weekend.