The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills reopened with a new exhibit after a $31 million renovation, prioritizing survivor stories, particularly from Michigan.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas announces two art exhibitions: the 29th Annual El Corazón Exhibition and "Soft Bones." They highlight heart-themed art and contemporary fiber crafts, respectively, with a DJ at the reception.

Local photographers in San Antonio capture both the festive Fiesta celebrations and regular city life in a series of photos published by the San Antonio Report.

The Eden Prairie Art Center introduces new art programs for all ages, including storytelling and oil painting courses, Valentine's card creation for seniors, stained glass workshops, and needle felting for teens and adults.

Arlington's Martin Luther King Jr. Day events were postponed due to extreme weather and are rescheduled for February 18-19, coinciding with Black History Month. Activities will include a service, a day of service, and a youth extravaganza.

Bloomington ranks 6th in the SMU DataArts' Arts Vibrancy Index, recognized for its murals, events, and cultural impact since beginning creative placemaking in 2016.

Hopscotch in San Antonio introduces five new interactive art installations, including the immersive "Quantum Trampoline." The gallery reopened after renovations with tech-infused art.

The Irvine Fine Arts Center hosts an artist panel on January 27th with art critic Shana Nys Dambrot and featured artists from "Revision" and "Into the Garden." The events have free admission.

Campspot's 2024 rankings list the best camping destinations, featuring Austin, Denver, and spots in Florida, with a mix of nature, culture, and climate.

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $100,000 to the San Bernardino County Museum for a new STEAM learning space, featuring interactive exhibits like an augmented reality sandbox.

Chanticlear Pizza Grill introduces an Ice Bar at Coon Rapids' 60th Snowflake Days celebration, featuring a variety of winter events. The bar opened with a ribbon cutting and will accompany festivities through February 11.

The Affordable Art Fair arrives in Austin this May, presenting works from global galleries with prices ranging $100-$10,000, plus workshops and talks.

Austin's Red River Cultural District is urgently seeking financial aid from the city to combat development pressures and support its live music venues.