Billboard’s year‑end tallies place El Paso’s Plaza Theatre among the world’s top small venues and list it as Texas’ highest‑grossing theatre after a busy season of touring shows.

Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh offers a variety of art classes for all ages, including pottery, mixed media, acrylic painting, and traditional crafts, with registration available on their website.

Aurora invites artists to submit sculpture entries for the 13th Art 2C On Havana Street exhibit, with chosen works to be displayed from 2026-2028. Selected artists will receive a stipend and could win cash prizes.

Bids have topped $11,000 for Jello Biafra’s dented 1989 Celica, which is being auctioned to support Alternative Tentacles and may include a Bay Area spin.

The article discusses 'Bending Blue Notes,' a sculpture by Brad Holmes in Lawrence, Indiana, which honors Blues music and stands at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus.

Peter Williams recreated the Painted Ladies in gingerbread to benefit LYRIC, complete with tiny interiors and a vintage VW bus.

Casa Mañana, a Fort Worth live theater venue, showcases Broadway classics and children’s shows. It's known for its geodesic dome, intimate seating, and role in nurturing talent like Tony Award winner Betty Buckley.

Fort Worth unveiled the "Hands of Unity" mural created by I.M. Terrell Academy students in collaboration with the city's Graffiti Abatement and Palette Programs.

The Orlando Museum of Art offers free admission on December 18, 2025, with activities, lectures by artist Dawoud Bey, tours, sketching sessions, and a film screening.

The Porcupine Mountains Artist-in-Residence Program is accepting applications for the 2026 seasons for artists to create work inspired by Michigan's wilderness.

Askew One's "7 Pillars" mural brings color and hope to downtown Portland, transforming a former crisis epicenter into a symbol of revitalization and community resilience.

Tennessee Songwriters Week 2026 registration is now open, celebrating local talent with showcases across the state and a grand performance at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe.

A San Diego eighth‑grader who beat leukemia traveled to meet Hugh Jackman and played a song she wrote during treatment, moving the actor to tears.