The Kimbell Art Museum acquired a significant pre-Columbian Olmec jadeite figure, recognized as an ancient masterpiece and key to understanding Olmec history and beliefs.

Houston's new Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library is set to be a state-of-the-art facility, replacing two older libraries and offering advanced tech, recording studios, and a children's area.

Long Beach Airport celebrates its 100th anniversary with a report highlighting its history and significant contributors to aviation, including underrepresented voices, pioneers, and industry influencers.

The Ross+Kramer Gallery opened in Miami Beach with Daniel Arsham's "Miami 3023" exhibit during Miami Art Week, drawing art enthusiasts to view the artist's contemporary-future artifacts.

Lewisville dedicates the "Lung Ṭhawng" sculpture in Central Park to honor its Chin community, featuring a family unit crafted by artist Madeline Wiener. The event includes speeches and cultural cuisine.

The Margate Winter Festival has been postponed to December 19 due to bad weather. The event will still offer holiday festivities like live entertainment and a synthetic snow experience.

Artist Nekisha Durrett unveils a sculpture in West Palm Beach to honor Black history and the iconic Sunset Lounge, advocating for the remembrance of marginalized voices.

Renovations on the 101-year-old Castro Theatre are set to begin in February, with a projected completion timeframe of Summer 2025.

Madeleine Patten from Comal ISD won a $10,000 scholarship for her metal sculpture "Ironclad Hooves" at the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo Western Art Contest.

The annual One of a Kind Holiday Show in Chicago saw 50,000 visitors, providing a significant boost to local artisans like woodturner Donzell Gordon and the founders of Serious Lip Balm.

The NHL's "United by Hockey" Mobile Museum will visit Santa Clarita's Cube—Ice and Entertainment Center, highlighting hockey's inclusivity and history.

Miami Beach has added Anneke Eussen's sculpture "It's Alright" to its permanent collection, chosen by public vote as the 2023 Legacy Purchase, and will be displayed at the convention center.

A Mao Zedong-signed menu sold at auction for $275,000, reflecting its historical value and rarity. Other items, like an Apple-1 prototype and astronaut memorabilia, also fetched high prices at RR Auction.