The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is set to be taken down and repurposed as lumber for Habitat for Humanity.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free 'Family Arts Bash' with art activities for all ages, followed by a musical showcase. An ongoing printmaking exhibition will also be open to visitors.

The article describes the Mesa Historical Home Tour taking place on January 18, allowing visitors to explore twelve homes showcasing architectural styles like Craftsman and Ranch in Mesa's historic districts.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas offers a range of cultural events, including the Zora Neale Hurston Festival, "ORACLE" art exhibition, and experimental sound project "Soundings," as well as SWAN Strings music education and a cultural podcast.

Over 100 workers were laid off at New York's Tin Building after an employment authorization check, exacerbating the venue's existing financial challenges.

The City of Yukon is offering spots in its Young Artist program to nurture the artistic skills of local children and enrich the community's cultural scene.

Leslie Thompson, from a music major to podcasting success, produces for "The Bulletin" and created "Niche to Meet You," drawing on experiences and mentorship from her time at Belmont University.

Giant pink inflatable sculptures, part of Boston's Winteractive art event, aim to inject fun into the city's cold winter streets through whimsical installations.

High school student Alexa Udabor has created the official logo for the 2025 ColorPalooza festival, which combines a colorful, vintage style with themes of art and vibrancy.

The City of San Antonio announces fiscal year 2026 Artist Grants for local creatives, with applications starting January 13 through February 21, 2025, and council approval in September.

Cincinnati announces dates for Asian Food Fest, Taste of Cincinnati, and Oktoberfest Zinzinnati in 2025, promising cultural and culinary experiences for visitors.

Douglas County Art Encounters invites sculptors to submit works for its outdoor exhibit in 2025, offering a $1,200 stipend for selected pieces to be showcased across the community.

Members of the Blue Man Group protested the closure of their Chicago show, expressing concerns over the move to Florida and its impact on local arts and marginalized groups.