The Seminole Theatre hosts "Blackity," an art exhibition focused on Black identity, with an opening reception and a month-long display curated by The ArtBeat and the City of Homestead.

San Antonio student Angelina Paez wins the Martin Luther King Youth Art Contest with a collage reflecting unity and diversity, to be featured in the 2026 MLK March materials.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas will host a Día de los Muertos festival on November 1st, featuring art, performances, and altars for remembrance.

The Deering Estate is exhibiting "Marmoris" by its Artists-in-Residence at The Arts Warehouse in Delray Beach from Nov 7, 2025, to Jan 24, 2026, highlighting diverse media inspired by South Florida's scenery.

Austin's Zilker Park invites children aged 5-10 to enter its Annual Zilker Holiday Tree Art Contest, with a chance to participate in the tree lighting ceremony.

Coral Springs' Public Art Committee endorses CJ Hungerman's mural for City Commission approval, aiming to enhance the downtown area with a $38,000 public art project funded by the Public Art Fund.

Everett is offering a $40,000 Cultural Arts Grant for 2026 to support local arts, emphasizing accessibility and inclusivity, with applications accepted between Oct. 16 and Nov. 26.

Manhattan Beach seeks public feedback on art proposals honoring Bruce's Beach's history, offering a survey to choose among six artists' tributes to the Black-owned resort's legacy.

Lewisville will feature Art Pop-ups at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on November 1st and 8th, showcasing local artists' work and live performances as part of the city's 2025 vision plan.

Bloomington Police extended their coloring contest deadline to Oct 31. The prize is a stay at Great Wolf Lodge, with treats for kids in costume on Halloween.

"Sardines," a comedy addressing mortality, offers laughs and insight at The Huntington Theatre in Boston, featuring actor Chris Grace and directed by Eric Michaud.

Hilo’s Palace Theater celebrated its centennial with concerts and a silent‑film matinee while launching a renewed fundraising and volunteer push to restore the auditorium.

Charlie Pigott displays a giant 1,000-pound pumpkin in Brooklyn as part of a decade-long Halloween tradition, attracting community attention and celebrating the historical and cultural significance of pumpkins.