Mary Ann Young Center offers a watercolor class on October 28, for all skill levels, with provided materials, to encourage creativity and community connection. Registration available online or by phone.

Arlington offers a range of fall activities including a family weekend at UT Arlington, 'Game of Thrones: The Exhibition', Halloween-themed events, a genealogy lock-in at the public library, and various other community gatherings.

San Francisco's Altman Siegel, a gallery that launched careers and championed some of the Bay Area's most uncompromising contemporary artists, is closing its doors for good this November. The closure signals a reckoning for mid-size galleries struggling to survive in an increasingly hostile market.

The Tippetts & Eccles Galleries are hosting a retrospective to honor the legacy of Marion R. Hyde, a significant Utah artist and educator, as reported by USU Today.

"Kress Contemporary" showcases six local artists' work funded by Hillsborough County's art grants, reflecting Ybor City's cultural diversity. The exhibit is free and runs until November 5.

San Diego City Hall hosts an LGBTQ Historic Exhibit in partnership with the Lambda Archives, available until November 5, showcasing the local LGBTQ+ community's history through photographs and documents. Mayor Gloria honors the city's LGBTQ+ legacy.

Michelin's first hotel rankings awarded three keys to select California hotels for extraordinary stays, excluding San Francisco's luxurious hotels, but some city hotels did receive one or two keys for exceptional service and character.

The Do Good Fest Texas at Levitt Pavilion on October 18th to feature 90s bands like Collective Soul for a charity concert benefiting the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

Clark County is revisiting its agricultural lands study to align growth with environmental preservation, engaging the public in an open house discussion.

The San Francisco Main Library features a new mural celebrating Indigenous knowledge and history, in collaboration with artist Belen Islas and the Association of the Ramaytush Ohlone.

Taunton's local theater presents "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors," a comical rendition of the classic horror story, from October 16-19, aiming for laughs with a campy, fast-paced show.

Fort Worth unveils "Unfolding Time" sculptures at a library branch, reflecting on time and community, featuring works by artists Leticia Bajuyo and Alicia Eggert.

Carlsbad City Council approved the design for "The Ring," a new public art project for Veterans Memorial Park, which is set to feature various amenities and honor military service. Construction is set to start in 2026.