The New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces a diverse November event lineup, including comedy, symphonies, ballet, classic rock, and Latin jazz performances.

San Antonio enhances its film incentive program, offering up to a 45% rebate with a $250,000 cap, aiming to spur local film industry growth and workforce development.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features a diverse late fall program including comedy from Thomas Nichols and art exhibitions from Victoria Gonzales, Bonny Leibowitz, and Carolina Yáñez.

The Kneebone family ranch and cemetery were recognized as a Nevada County historical landmark, with plaques unveiling their pioneer history and tragedies.

Art in Public Places celebrates its 30th anniversary with festivities at The Center for Creativity, featuring Lightning Talks by local artists and a projection display.

The "Focus on Woodbury" photo contest concluded with 23 images winning out of 352 entries. Categories included abstract, wildlife, people, pets, and more.

Aga Khan V dedicated Houston’s new Ismaili Center today — a 150,000‑sq‑ft cultural and religious campus on Allen Parkway.

Fred Fletcher Park will host the Fall Arts Fair on November 8, showcasing local artists and offering unique items and live demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Silhouette artist Clay Rice will demonstrate his cutting skills at Marietta's William Root House on Nov 9, with reservations at $52 for a child silhouette package.

Santa Rosa recently announced the 2025–2027 Art Walk, a two-year public art experience featuring interactive installations by national and local artists, aiming to transform city streets into an engaging art gallery.

Bloomington Civic Plaza hosted over 1,700 people at the Indigenous Arts and Crafts Fair, celebrating Minnesota’s American Indian Month with art, food, and performances.

Bloomington is seeking artists to craft a sculpture celebrating Dakota culture at Pond-Dakota Mission Park with a budget of $80,000 and a December application deadline.

South Loop's ARTBOXES project, in partnership with Xcel Energy, has turned utility boxes into public art by local artists, enhancing the streetscape and community identity.