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.

Pullen Arts Center offers various art classes, including pottery for teens, craft and gaming, printmaking, fiber arts, and jewelry casting. Classes have varying start dates and fees for residents and non-residents.

Kacey Musgraves will headline Leon Bridges’ Big Night at River Ranch Stockyards on April 9. The invite‑only fundraiser will benefit The Big Good’s local partners focused on food and education.

The B&O Railroad Museum restored the iconic locomotive of America's 1976 Freedom Train, ready for new generations as the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary.

Layoffs at Empire Control Room have triggered boycott calls online ahead of Free Week, complicating the venue's recovery after a city-backed loan and new legal disputes.

MFAH opens the U.S. debut of Heinz Berggruen’s selection, presenting over 95 works by Picasso, Klee, Matisse and Giacometti from May 20–Sept 13, 2026.

Loveland City Hall exhibits Joy Osborne's watercolor art, capturing local landscapes and historic scenes, accessible to the public during office hours.

Dream Jungle, a multi-artist exhibition, opens at SFAC Main Gallery exploring identity, representation, and power through a variety of artistic works, inspired by Jessica Hagedorn's novel.