San Antonio's Public Theater rebrands as San Pedro Playhouse, reverting to its historic name and announcing an ambitious new season lineup. The theater also exceeded its fundraising goal, setting the stage for future productions.

Sara Fenske Bahat resigned as interim CEO of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts after protests and a boycott over pro-Palestine activism led to gallery closures.

The Eden Prairie Art Center offers a range of educational art programs for children and families, including a "Light and Shadow" session and crafting "Gnome Sweater Puppets," as well as fused glass art workshops.

San Diego Public Library exhibits works of local artist James Hubbell across four branches, celebrating his blend of nature and architectural design until August 4.

Newsweek readers voted the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry as the best science museum in the U.S., highlighting OMSI's popularity and its recent "Tyrannosaurs - Meet the Family" exhibit.

San Antonio expects a surge of spring break visitors and advises planning for transportation and parking, highlighting free or discounted parking options downtown.

The Colton Area Museum, originally the 1908 Colton Carnegie Library, reopens after extensive renovations, offering a modern and interactive experience of the city's history.

San Antonio's La Semana Alegre music festival is returning after its last iteration in 1995, coinciding with Fiesta celebrations from April 18-28, 2023, featuring a vibrant mix of artists and activities at Hemisfair.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix, formerly Pueblo Grande, is nearing a year since renaming to honor local indigenous cultures, with updated signage and exhibits to reflect its new mission and focus.

The University of Texas' Harry Ransom Center showcases "Hill & Adamson: The Clarkson Stanfield Album," featuring early photographs by pioneers Hill and Adamson, emphasizing photography as an art form.

Emilio Navaira's sons, Emilio IV and Diego, will perform their father's hits with the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, bringing an orchestral twist to Tejano classics.

Police Academy Class 71 honored fallen officers with a memorial run, upholding a tradition that emphasizes respect and the dangers of law enforcement.

The San Antonio Book Festival returns with a lineup of 100 authors, featuring various genres and Texas talent, set to take place at the Central Library and UTSA Southwest Campus.