Irvine City Hall hosts "Paul Gardner: A Retrospective," an exhibit celebrating the local artist's work until March 22, with an opening reception on January 11.

Saxon Martinez's exhibition, "Memoires," opens at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center on Jan. 20, exploring identity, culture, and violence through piñata-inspired art.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade will proceed as planned in colder weather, cementing its status as an enduring Texas tradition with significant local economic impact.

The Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin displays "Public Works: Art by Elizabeth Olds," showcasing the printmaker's depiction of American labor from the 1920s to 1960s.

The Dallas Ballet Company prepares to present its Variation Showcase featuring junior and senior dancers, blending classical and contemporary ballet on February 18 at The Granville Arts Center. Tickets are available for $20 starting January 15.

Second Thought Theatre's 20th season in Dallas includes three premieres and a new program for local playwrights, starting with "Heroes of the Fourth Turning," alongside Theatre Three's romance and The Classics Theatre Project's planned productions.

The City of Lewisville announced applications for ColorPalooza 2024 vendors. The event, emphasizing art and eco-friendliness, excludes food vendors, handpicked by festival staff. Applications are due by April 5.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting a "Come Art & Play" mixer at the Lewisville Grand Theater on January 9, inviting artists and enthusiasts to connect, create, and share their passion for the visual arts.

The Mayor's Office of Dallas calls for local African-American artists to submit work for an exhibition in the Mayor's suite, aiming to highlight their artistry and contribute to cultural inclusivity.

Cirque Italia brings an aquatic circus experience to Austin, featuring a 35,000-gallon water stage and performances that meld acrobatics with water-driven spectacle. Running from January 24 to February 3, tickets vary from $15 to $55.

Santa Clarita City Hall's First Floor Gallery will host "Transcendence: Breaking Boundaries," an art exhibition running from January 12 through March 6, featuring local artists challenging societal norms.

San Antonio is inviting public input on Brackenridge Park's makeover, facilitated by a diverse advisory committee focusing on preservation and enhancement aligned with past studies and plans.

Recycling Christmas trees into fish habitats is promoted in Texas and Missouri, where agencies collaborate with local entities, offering drop-off spots and ensuring submerged trees enhance aquatic environments.