Las Vegas revealed a new art piece, "The Night We Met" by Krystal Ramirez, at the Civic Center, highlighting the city's neon and architectural heritage.

The Tacoma Arts Commission has allocated $147,000 to fund 30 community arts projects for 2026, enhancing public arts experiences across different cultures in Tacoma.

The Utah Division of Arts & Museums shared Mexican paper flower making, plans a workshop on Russian Charm Dolls, and celebrates their #FolkArtWorkshop series.

Tulsa City Hall now hosts a rotating historical exhibit in collaboration with the Museum of Tulsa History, showcasing local heritage like John H. Williams' accolades and set to change monthly.

The Mesa Historic Home Tour on January 17th includes a public showcase of the Ponderosa II, built by Lorne Greene, and features the mid-century Golden Hills neighborhood.

Margot Douaihy is to launch her new book "Divine Ruin", offering a queer angle to crime fiction, with an event on January 12 in Somerville featuring a conversation with author Ana Reyes.

Concord announces a Bus Art Project inviting artists to submit designs that represent the city for its buses, with a deadline of February 2, 2026. Selected artwork will be displayed on buses for around two years.

The Utah Division of Arts & Museums has several public art opportunity deadlines approaching, inviting local and national artists to participate in projects across the United States.

A 72-foot sculpture, "Bolt Tower," featuring a 3D-printed time capsule, has been dedicated at OKC Fair Park as a new landmark celebrating the park's 118-year history.

Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum will charge non-members $5 to enter the Butterfly Haven starting Feb. 2; museum officials say proceeds will fund butterfly care and programs.

A major Nelson Mandela exhibition will open at the African American Museum in Fair Park on June 13, 2026, timed for the FIFA World Cup. The multi‑gallery show includes rare artifacts, immersive media and free admission.

Artist Heather Friedli partners with Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to create "Carved in Snow: Stories of Land & Legacy," an art installation featuring winter sculptures that celebrate indigenous stories in four downtown Minneapolis parks.

Greidy Marisol Flores Mejia, an LHS Killough sophomore, designed the 2026 ColorPalooza logo, revealed at a City Council meeting, capturing the festival's fun, art, and community spirit.