Santa Rosa recently announced the 2025–2027 Art Walk, a two-year public art experience featuring interactive installations by national and local artists, aiming to transform city streets into an engaging art gallery.

Bloomington Civic Plaza hosted over 1,700 people at the Indigenous Arts and Crafts Fair, celebrating Minnesota’s American Indian Month with art, food, and performances.

Bloomington is seeking artists to craft a sculpture celebrating Dakota culture at Pond-Dakota Mission Park with a budget of $80,000 and a December application deadline.

South Loop's ARTBOXES project, in partnership with Xcel Energy, has turned utility boxes into public art by local artists, enhancing the streetscape and community identity.

Hillsborough County's Solid Waste Management Department invites students in grades 3-12 to enter their annual Waste Reduction and Recycling Art Contest, emphasizing small actions that have a big impact on the environment.

El Paso Community College's Chrysalis magazine released its 2025 edition, showcasing local art and literature, with a focus on community talent and cultural connections.

A storage‑unit haul that included a 1985 Grammy and handwritten lyrics from Koko Taylor turned up at a Back of the Yards flea market, prompting efforts to recover the items. Collectors and museums are working to identify and return the pieces.

Sacramento offers grants to small arts groups for operational costs, with a total fund of $100,000 and individual grants up to $5,000. Applications close on December 5, 2025.

The Louvre’s landmark "Louvre Couture" comes to MFAH Nov. 19 with 35 curated ensembles paired with works from the museum’s collection.

Clark County exhibits "The Choices of Man Through the Lens of the Holocaust," reflecting on moral choices during the Holocaust and urging people to act against injustice.

Supervisor Stephen Sherill is proposing a local rule change to let movie theaters sell alcohol without meeting San Francisco’s 51% food‑sales test, a move tied to the Clay Theater revival.

Hawai‘i's Ki‘i Kon Art Contest invites teens to reimagine their favorite book covers for a chance to win prizes, including a trip to meet a famous artist.

Buffalo Tom hosts its "Please Come to Boston" music festival in Somerville with unique performances and a Q&A session, reflecting the band's journey and fan dedication.