Zell Miller III launched Black Rose ATX, a nonprofit theater focused on youth programs, school partnerships and paid artist-teachers. The group aims to pair shows with in-school pilots and scholarships.

Lā Kūkahekahe event on February 14, 2026, celebrates Hawaiian culture and language with competitions, music, and cuisine in Honolulu. Registration is open until February 6.

The local Art Center offers a range of artistic workshops and classes for all ages, featuring activities such as sip and paint, wool painting, felting, clay work, and more, with options for both children and adults.

The Mob Museum opens a retail store at Harry Reid Airport, featuring a 1972 Jaguar XKE owned by John Gotti and providing interactive experiences, aiming to engage visitors with Vegas' organized crime history.

Fayetteville seeks an artist to creatively design a durable downtown bench near Courthouse Square that reflects the community's spirit. Applications close March 6, 2026.

San Antonio's District 1 and Corazón Ministries launch a Sharps Collection Pilot Program, providing safe needle disposal to combat drug overdoses and reduce public health risks.

HOPE Outdoor Gallery has reopened near the Austin airport with free paintable walls, a new indoor gallery and community programming.

BRAVO Youth Orchestras and Portland Parks & Recreation collaborate to offer classical music after-school programs in North and Northeast Portland, supported by a city grant.

The AMA exhibition celebrates Jane Austen's 250th birthday, featuring costumes from Austen film adaptations and explores Regency era fashion and societal norms.

Fort Worth's anti-graffiti initiative partners with Treetops Academy to create an inspirational mural, using leftover paint for a cost-effective, sustainable art project aimed at preventing vandalism.

A new black-box theater opened in Wailuku last week after a multimillion-dollar campaign anchored by a $1 million pledge from Susan Naylor. MAPA still needs about $200K to finish outfitting the space.

"Neighborhood Ecology" is an art exhibition at Brand Library & Art Center showcasing Southern California's diversity through various mediums by artists including Andrea Bersaglieri and Jonathan Casella, alongside works from local students.

Scott Adams, creator of "Dilbert," has died at 68 due to prostate cancer complications. He faced backlash for racial comments before his death but continued to create a self-published comic.