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.

The San Diego International Airport showcases "Espacios & Lines," featuring the work of 16 local artists, emphasizing the cultural connection with Tijuana.

The nonprofit arts and culture scene in Chandler generated $12.1 million in economic activity in 2022, supporting jobs and contributing to tax revenue.

The Navy SEAL Museum is set to open in Downtown San Diego in late 2024, featuring interactive exhibits and digital media, aiming to educate and inspire visitors about Navy SEAL history and heritage.

The "Dawn at the Alamo" ceremony marks the historic fall of the Alamo, featuring readings, music, and a musket volley attended by enthusiasts and officials.

Santa Monica's Art Bank acquires Gary Tyler's "In Memoriam of an Ashanti Warrior," spotlighting local talent and reflecting on America's justice system.

The Mesquite Arts Center is increasingly popular for events, with bookings doubling and attendance at cultural programs growing, signaling its significant role in the local community and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Dallas celebrates the 5th Annual Women's History Month with guest speakers, music, and food; the event features high-profile local officials and will be live-streamed.

Santa Clarita's City Hall is hosting an art exhibition titled "Cityscapes and Streetscapes" from now until June 5, featuring a variety of media including paintings and photos.

Downtown Garland offers a free gallery walk featuring David Bates' sculpture, with exhibits at various locations including a pop-up gallery in a laundromat.