The 31st "El Corazón" exhibition and the Dallas Sustainable Arts Residency 2026 call for artist submissions, while upcoming cultural events include solo art shows, theatre performances, and family arts activities in Dallas.

Adam Theater's "Library Lion" engages young audiences in Boston with a puppet-filled, musical story about a lion in a library, encouraging exploration of rules and thinking.

The Coral Springs Museum of Art hosts solo shows by Lisa MacNamara and Tommaso Fattovich, exploring contemporary abstraction in painting and sculpture until March 21. An opening reception and artists' events are scheduled.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh launches 'Evelyn's Book Club', focusing on Black authors and narratives, with free monthly meetings starting February 25.

The Tennessee State Museum launches "Tennessee Voices, American Stories" to honor America's 250th anniversary, highlighting influential Tennesseans and their impact on U.S. history.

"Beyond Van Gogh" immersive exhibition in Scottsdale dazzles with digital projections of the artist's work before it closes.

David McGowan has built a classroom in Rwanda and Uganda to teach rangers and guides how to document wildlife through short films.

Beloved Potrero Hill club Bottom of the Hill will close after 35 years. Owners plan a year of farewell shows culminating on New Year’s Eve 2026.

Community volunteers transformed the Kalanimoku Building's parking garage with a colorful mural, turning a maintenance task into an artistic initiative.

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, won the USA TODAY 10BEST 2026 Readers’ Choice Award for Best New Museum, celebrating Medal of Honor recipients.

Marjorie Rasche marks 100 after decades as a violist, organist and beloved teacher in Galveston.

Broadway’s The Lion King plays in Sacramento Jan. 7–25 at the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center with matinees and special-access performances. Expect large-scale puppetry and Elton John favorites.

Dallas celebrated Kwanzaa with cultural events focused on unity, self-determination, and creativity, featuring activities like a Liberation Paint Party at the Pan-African Connection Bookstore.