The South Street Art Festival, a free event in Arlington, celebrates its 10th anniversary with arts, music, and food from April 5-7 in the Downtown Cultural District.

San Antonio's cultural scene offers various events this weekend, featuring performances, local arts, a market, and a bioluminescence-themed festival, all showcasing the area's diverse talents.

Texas prepares for a total solar eclipse with statewide celebrations and festivals, drawing a million visitors and featuring events like the Texas Eclipse Festival at Reveille Peak Ranch.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is offering a Senior Art Camp at Fairmount Park Horticulture Center from June 3-14, 2024, with various creative classes for $50. Registration is open until May 24, 2024.

The Republican Study Committee unveiled a budget proposal that suggests major cuts to Medicare and Social Security, eliciting criticism from the White House.

The city of Santa Clarita invites local youths to join the 2024 Young Artists and Authors Showcase focused on climate change, with a chance to win a $1,000 prize.

Round Rock's City Council approved a new venue for Penfold Theatre Company in the Rock Creek Plaza Shopping Center with initial funding of $326,330 and a 2024 anticipated opening.

Round Rock's annual Music on Main series offers live music, free entertainment, and family activities every Wednesday evening through June, at Prete Main Street Plaza.

Seattle Public Schools has seen an arts education boom, with more arts teachers and programs, emphasizing both quality and access, and fostering significant equity improvements for students of color.

The National Council on the Arts' 212th meeting is on March 27, 2024, open to the public with registration and available via livestream, discussing nonprofit performing arts challenges and future.

Dearborn hosts senior-focused Arts and Crafts events at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center in March, featuring a craft show and a family craft day.

Austin's plans to replace the Dougherty Arts Center face a cost spike to $61 million, over twice the original estimate, due to delays and rising construction costs.

Dearborn Public Library invites teens to enter the "What Dearborn Means to Me" Teen Art Contest by April 1 for a chance to display their work and win prizes.