The final event of the Free Art Friday series in Tempe focuses on engaging toddlers in interactive art activities, storytelling, and music, with special performances and areas for sensory play.

The ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle focuses on diversity, offering a space for local artists of color with a gallery, studio, and offices for the Office of Arts & Culture. It aims to build community through a racial and social justice lens.

The Deering Estate in Miami is celebrating Mother's Day with outdoor brunch and bay cruising offerings, including a garden exhibition and a chance to join the estate's foundation.

Cindy Luong shares her emotional connection to Seattle Public Libraries in a poem, reflecting on experiences from childhood contests to present-day inspiration, displayed at library branches for visitors.

Breitling Performing Arts presents "Peter Pan Broadway Jr." July 26 at Garland's Plaza Theater, featuring local youth talent. Tickets range from $12-$15.

The Texas SandFest in Port Aransas is set for April 18-21, featuring a major sand sculpture contest, live music, and philanthropic activities, with proceeds supporting local charities and scholarships.

UT's Native American Indigenous Collective is hosting a powwow off-campus to counter funding denial under Texas' SB 17, emphasizing cultural resilience and unity.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston celebrates its 100th anniversary with a Spring Festival featuring free activities, performances, and international food.

The Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin is celebrating Latinx artists while planning a building upgrade, featuring exhibitions and infrastructure development.

Houston's Art Car Parade showcased over 250 colorful vehicles, drawing a crowd of 250,000. "Orange Horse" won top Art Car category honors and cash prizes totaled $15,000.

Portland's annual $35 arts tax deadline is here, supporting both school arts education and local arts organizations, with over $124 million collected since 2012.

Lewisville announces its annual ColorPalooza festival to be held on April 27, featuring art activities, cultural performances, and interactive booths for the community.

Dallas unveils a new public artwork, COMUNIDAD, designed for community gatherings, with a dedication event scheduled for today at Crawford Memorial Park.