The National Trust for Historic Preservation grants $4 million to support 31 historic Black churches in the U.S., enhancing their preservation and acknowledging their cultural importance.

The Woodlands, Texas, enhances its cultural scene with galleries showcasing local and national art, and a calendar filled with community events including art markets and performances.

Texas ranks as the second state for racial progress, with Georgia in the lead, based on a WalletHub study noting improvements in racial equality indicators, such as health insurance gaps, although work remains, especially in racial integration.

The Dallas Museum of Art and DBDT: Encore! are presenting "Echoes of Diaspora," a ballet inspired by the "Afro-Atlantic Histories" exhibition.

A 10-year-old Minnetonka musician, Mira Babal, critiques adult behavior and the communication breakdown post-pandemic in her song "Mad for No Reason".

The Bartz Brothers are creating a large snow sculpture at the 'Brave the Brrr' festival in MN, facing cold challenges and aiming to raise funds for clean water access.

Austin's spring cultural calendar is packed with a variety of arts events, including theater, music, art exhibitions, and festivals that cater to diverse interests.

Streets in Garland will close for the 35th annual MLK Parade at 9:50 am tomorrow, causing expected delays. The parade, celebrating Dr. King's legacy, will feature floats and bands, starting from Dairy Road and ending on Fifth Street by noon.

The Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival is set to showcase an array of puppet performances, workshops, and exhibits from local and international artists, aimed at both adults and children.

The City of Dallas seeks a local artist for an interactive project at the Welcoming Interactive Conference, offering a $5,000 grant. Submissions are due by February 9.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo 2024 is a highly anticipated event, featuring exhibitors from across the US and drawing comparisons to the Super Bowl of stock shows. It offers a range of attractions including parades, livestock shows, and rodeos.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department announces pool and golf course closings due to cold weather, while Austin Water takes measures to prevent freeze-related issues.

The Calaboose Singer Songwriter Series returns to Frisco, showcasing live music for free. The series begins January 25 with various artists scheduled to perform, including Slade Coulter & Brian Chance. Events will be in Frisco's Center City district.