The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is debuting Tiara Unique Francois' solo exhibition "learning to be T.U.F." on Feb. 24 with a reception and gallery talk.

The 42nd Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio promises a cultural and educational experience with a music lineup featuring big names and a poster contest won by college student Anna Arce.

Eritrean-born artist Abraham Awalom has joined Seattle's art scene, contributing to public works, with projects at The Sound Transit Link Light Rail Station and Cowen Park. His art combines his heritage and new experiences in the U.S.

Portland honors MLK Jr.'s legacy with events across the city, including a service at Vancouver Avenue Baptist Church, where Dr. King once spoke, with key figures attending.

The Japanese American Museum of Oregon is hosting an exhibit honoring the late activist and artist Bob Shimabukuro, showcasing his work and legacy, including his contributions to the Japanese American redress movement.

Portland celebrated the Lunar New Year with a dragon parade, involving local dance teams and the Trail Blazers Rip City Crew, culminating at the Oregon Historical Society park plaza.

The Tobin Center in San Antonio launched 'Arts for All,' offering discounted event tickets to SNAP and WIC recipients.

Meow Wolf is opening an immersive art installation in Houston's Fifth Ward, featuring over 40 Texan artists including rapper Fat Tony and activist Kill Joy. The collective is known for inventive experiences, with an opening planned for 2024.

San Francisco Ballet receives a record $60 million donation, with $50 million for its endowment and $10 million for operating costs.

Mesa Community College showcases two exhibits honoring past and contemporary African American women, aligning with Black History and Women's History months.

The article discusses "Rise: The Hall of Negro Life," a documentary honoring the 1936 Texas Centennial Fair's Hall of Negro Life, a key site for Black art and civil rights planning.

Seattle students learn that prioritizing reading and writing could be linked to "white supremacy" in school material, leading to parental concern over educational impact.

The annual ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival begins this weekend in Palm Beach Gardens, featuring nearly 300 artists. Volunteers are sought, and the event offers an app for navigation.