The Manhattan Beach Art Center is hosting "Return to Form," from January 19 to March 31, 2024, featuring classical art with a contemporary twist, including a special opening reception on January 19.

A new community garden in Bloomington, Minnesota, features artistic cyanotype banners as part of a creative placemaking effort celebrating local culture and history.

Millermuller Ballet hosts its 10th "A Gathering of Dances" at The Plaza Theatre, featuring a diverse range of dance styles on January 12, with tickets at $15.

San Antonio offers post-holiday Christmas tree recycling; trees can be reimagined as mulch or compost, used in gardens, or creatively repurposed, with options even for potted trees to be replanted.

Carrollton is hosting an art contest for designs to beautify storm drains, emphasizing the prevention of water pollution. Selected artists will have supplies provided for them to paint their designs on local storm drains.

The City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture invites local artists to participate in the fifth annual ART214 juried exhibition during Dallas Arts Month in April 2024.

The artist of a Wrigley Field painting mystery, solved after two decades, is revealed to be filmmaker Tom Palazzolo. The painting's owner, Daniel Kamen, originally traded it for a chiropractic service and later repurchased it for $2,000.

The Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison, Texas, closed after 30 years due to space repurposing by Addison Airport. Its aircraft will move to Denison with uncertain display status.

Vergas State Bank in Minnesota houses 'Gordon's Butter and Dairy Museum' with over 600 dairy-related items, a tribute to bank president and collector Gordon Dahlgren.

Officials seek public input on the Brackenridge Park overhaul in San Antonio, aiming to address long-standing issues and potentially align the park with a new National Heritage Area designation.

The Amon Carter Museum welcomed its 2024 class of Carter Community Artists, focusing on supporting local talent and inclusive art projects in Fort Worth, Texas.

The YMCA in Austin hosted a bazaar featuring crafts by refugees, with sales helping artisans from Ukraine and Afghanistan. The event supported integration and provided income opportunities for newcomers.

Francine Funke's 'Fantastical Flora' exhibition opens in Austin, showcasing a mix of artistic mediums exploring botanical beauty. Free to the public and running through March 2024.