Austin’s History Center stages a grand reopening this Sunday after a multimillion-dollar renovation and a move into the John Henry Faulk building. The ceremony includes civic leaders, tours and a new exhibit.

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.

Austin adds two new cultural districts, the 5th Street Mexican American Heritage Corridor and Govalle Cultural District, to foster arts and business growth.

Austin artist Ricardo Hernandez showcases his work in a solo exhibition "Raised to Engage," featuring his journey in the arts, at Old Bakery & Emporium.

The ESB MACC is honoring five Latino/a/e/x Austin artists with its 2025 Awards of Excellence, including a livestream event for those without an invite.

The Old Bakery and Emporium in Austin hosts the free 4th Annual Midsummer Festival on June 7th, offering Swedish cultural experiences, live music, food, and local art.

The Lamar Senior Activity Center in Austin is hosting its 29th Street Spring Art Show and Sale on May 3, showcasing diverse artworks created by senior artists.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport invites local artists to create public art installations for its expansion, with funding from airport revenue, not taxes.

Austin's City Hall hosts its Career Expo on April 2, offering job opportunities and on-site contingent job offers across various titles and industries, with more than 100 employers attending.

The Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center is seeking nominations for its Awards of Excellence to honor Austin's Latino/a/e/x cultural arts contributors. Submissions are open until March 23, 2025.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport features live music and SXSW pop-up shops with local merchandise, enhancing the travel experience to reflect Austin's cultural scene.

Austin prepares for the Spring Festival Season starting with the SXSW Conference; Mayor emphasizes readiness, asks public to use alternative transport, and police to implement a no-refusal initiative. Health and travel advisories are also in place.

Fiesta Reclamada is a revamped 75-year city tradition in Austin, featuring local music, art, and activities for kids on May 4, free to the public at The Cathedral.