The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting performances that blend Iberian and African cultural traditions, including a Spanish-language play and a Flamenco dance performance exploring its African roots.

Entrepreneur Juan Carlos Flores's Taqueria Saltillo's chicken fajita taco recipe was added to the Arlington ISD menu, reflecting his success and community impact.

Author Mary Roach will discuss her book "Fuzz" at the New Tampa Performing Arts Center on November 1, as announced by Hillsborough County Public Library.

Dr. Phillips Center unveils a bronze relief honoring James H. Pugh, Jr., a key figure in the center's development.

The SFCA has purchased fourteen artworks from local exhibits, including a significant sculpture "Kanaloa" by Rocky Jensen and works by other Hawaiian artists, enriching their collection focused on native culture and artistry.

Arlington's weekend is filled with activities including a book sale, Game of Thrones exhibition, Fright Fest, family-friendly events, cultural celebrations, sports gatherings, and a farmers market.

Hawai'i State Art Museum is hosting free events including music nights, workshops, and festivities for all ages this fall, as per the SFCA news release.

Avondale residents can contribute to a new public art piece by drawing shapes representing their city at a community event with artists HYBYCOZO on November 5.

Dallas artists are invited to submit artworks for the "2025 Virgen de Guadalupe Art Exhibition" at the Latino Cultural Center by October 24, with no entry fee.

Garland Cultural Arts hosts the local debut of "Bahala Na," a film exploring cultural identity, with a free screening and a Q&A session with the filmmaker.

The article details the history and significance of Fort Worth's Knights of Pythias Hall, highlighting its architectural style and role in the community.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center's season began with over 3,000 attendees at its Arts Festival, featuring a variety of performances and interactive activities.

The St. Johns County Commissioners unanimously approved a ground lease for a Black History Museum on the grounds of the former Florida Memorial University campus, with strong financial support from the State of Florida.