A new funding opportunity for local artists and nonprofits called Impact has emerged in San Diego, aiming to address systemic challenges and foster change-making projects in alignment with the City's priorities and adopted Strategic Plan.

O’Hare International Airport's Terminal 5 (T5) is nearing the completion of its $3.5 million public art project.

As John Wayne Airport celebrates 100 years of aviation history in Orange County, join us in taking a closer look at the rich tapestry of aviation achievements that have shaped this landmark into the renowned airport it is today.

Artist Rafael Blanco approved for Racial Equity Art Project in San Mateo, aiming to address the ongoing need for racial equality in communities and promoting public engagement.

As the Peninsula Outdoor Painters exhibit "Framing the Light" kicks off at the Twin Pines Art Center, artists and viewers alike are exploring the impact of changing light and dark values in various landscapes and scenes.

There were a lot of music options in SF over the weekend, but you missed out if you didn’t get down to see the long-time favorite — and free! — Hardly Strictly Bluegrass.

Arts in the Park at Clement Morgan Park brings together local artists and residents for a celebration of creativity, music, and food on October 14th.

Cambridge Public Library organizes a 'Read-In' event on October 5th as part of the national Banned Books Week, championing the freedom to read and standing against censorship.

As Boston plans to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day this year, it's an important reminder of how necessary it is to recognize and honor the ancestral history of the land on which we live.

The William D. Cannon Art Gallery in Carlsbad opens its doors to a new exhibit, Dual Visions, this Saturday featuring abstract artwork by Sijia Chen and Kelsey Overstreet.

LA County's Department of Arts and Culture launches the Public Artists in Development (PAiD) program, a Mellon Foundation-funded initiative seeking to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in public art and support artists' economic empowerment.

The fall season brings a multitude of pumpkin and jack-o'-lantern festivals to the suburban Chicago area this year, with opportunities to enjoy artistic pumpkin displays, carving, and family-friendly events.

Aspiring artists in Cambridge can now jumpstart their careers with free workshops offered by Cambridge Arts and the city's Community Development Department. The sessions will cover topics such as artistic identity, financial literacy, grant writing, and marketing. The registration for these workshops is now open, so don't miss this opportunity!