The U District Cherry Blossom Festival, filled with themed treats and activities, celebrates the historic cherry blossoms at the University of Washington through April 1.

Cinema Vehicles in Norcross, Georgia transforms ordinary cars into film stars, led by mechanic Andy Cerven who follows his father's footsteps in automotive customization for the screen.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco reopens the contentious exhibition, Bay Area Now 9, after protests and the resignation of interim CEO Sara Fenske Bahat.

Boston opens the Holocaust history exhibit "Auschwitz: Not Long Ago, Not Far Away," featuring over 700 artifacts from the infamous concentration camp.

Jeremiah Teutsch's detailed set design enhances "Crimes of the Heart" at the Carlos Alvarez Theater, Tobin Center, reflecting a 1970s Mississippi kitchen.

Historian Steve Schumacher highlights top historic locations in Phoenix, including the Orpheum Theater and Heritage Square, offering insights into the city's past during Phoenix History Month.

The Deering Estate in Miami is showcasing a new exhibition, "Garden," featuring audio and sculptures by Gustavo Matamoros and Robert Thiele, as part of its 'Contemporary Currents' series.

Chicago's Adler Planetarium will raise admission fees from April 1, with price increases for both residents and non-residents, to counteract financial challenges post-COVID-19.

San Antonio has a vibrant cultural lineup this weekend, including the Tejano Thursday launch with Grupo TanTan, the Tejano Music Fan Fair, space-themed art at Sala Diaz, a hip-hop showcase by Andrea Sanderson, and a plant concert by Pamela Martinez.

"Art in the Park" in Mansfield was rescheduled from Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to unforeseen circumstances, extending the town's Arts Week festivities.

The Frisco Heritage Museum won the TRAPS Art & Humanities Achievement Award for its "Woven Together" exhibit, celebrating local diversity and heritage.

Dallas celebrates its 11th annual Arts Month, starting with a press conference at City Hall. The city's cultural events will feature local artist performances and Culture Pass Dallas returns.

Seattle University has received a $300 million art collection from Richard Hedreen, plus $25 million for a new museum, marking the largest gift in the university's history.