Dallas knitting leader Sally Ackerman offers free workshops in Fair Park through the Dallas Yarn Bombers, catering to varying skill levels, with limited availability.

The Arlington Museum of Art opened with three exhibits on Pompeii, climate change, and youth art, aiming to be a cultural hub in the Arlington Entertainment District.

At 91, Mildred Dumas stars in "Uncle Rufus II: Odella's Revenge" at The MAIN, following Odella's tale of vengeance, with performances from actors over 60.

"Beyond the Palette" exhibition is underway at The MAIN in Santa Clarita, featuring unconventional artwork by LELA International Artists until June 3.

Artist Katy Krantz debuts "Dear Culver City," an extensive ceramics project with local participation, at City Hall from April 15 - June 10. The opening is on April 16, featuring poetry inspired by the installation.

Jordan Schnitzer donates $10 million to Portland State University for arts education, including construction of a new art building and support for the university's art museum.

Artist Dawn Gerba, owner of Hawaii Fluid Art and recently named "Artist of the Month," is recognized for her contribution to the local art community, offering workshops and classes in Hawaii.

Fiesta San Antonio announces a second flash sale with up to 50% off wristbands starting at 4 a.m. on April 5, following the success of the previous sale.

Darden Smith's "Western Skies" premieres at the University of Texas, featuring his storytelling and music inspired by Texas landscapes. Tickets go on sale April 5.

Dallas launches its 11th annual Arts Month with a variety of cultural events and inclusive sensory-friendly experiences, invites art organizations to apply for funding, and plans celebrations for the 2024 Annular Solar Eclipse.

San Marcos is hosting "Alignmentality," an art installation at the historic downtown square, featuring projections based on Alicia Philley’s art to celebrate the river and an eclipse.

The Portland Rose Festival's dragon boat races began with an ancient eye-dotting ceremony, and the event, which is free to the public, features a 12-week season of competitions.

SFMOMA has added over 100 works by artists with disabilities, in collaboration with Creative Growth Art Center, and is featuring the exhibit 'Creative Growth: The House That Art Built'.