The Mexic-Arte Museum unveiled banners celebrating Republic Square's history and is pushing for a cultural district on Fifth Street, while preparing for a museum redevelopment project.

The Round Rock Public Library is holding its 3rd Annual ‘Paint Your Pet’ Art Show, with submissions open until August 15 for both physical and digital artworks.

Bastrop, Texas, celebrates Juneteenth by displaying a nine-foot statue of Harriet Tubman at the Kerr Community Center for three months starting June 15th.

Austin's Old Bakery and Emporium to hold its Third Annual Midsummer Festival, featuring Swedish traditions, music, food, and a new mural unveiling on June 29.

The San Marcos Public Works Department invites K-12 students to submit artwork for the "What Goes Here Flows Here 2025" calendar contest, focused on preventing stormwater pollution.

ACC culinary students showcased unique wedding cakes, offering a public tasting of their nontraditional designs, with one highlighted student, Madelyn, sharing her journey from graphic design to culinary arts.

The Bullock Texas State History Museum's exhibit "Carros y Cultura" showcases Texas' lowrider culture from May 11, 2024, featuring cars, bikes, and the community behind them.

Austin's Red River Cultural District seeks municipal funding to preserve its identity amid rising rents and development, while the Austin Music Commission proposes developer mandates for music spaces without additional incentives.

Jacqueline Jones won the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for History for her book "No Right to an Honest Living," examining Black workers in Civil War-era Boston.

The former Austin American-Statesman building will host immersive Van Gogh and Monet art experiences starting May 31, with tickets priced between $27 and $80.

"Touch the Art," a tactile exhibit for the visually impaired, returns to Austin's art scene featuring over 40 artists. Open until May 19, it invites hands-on interaction with art.

Austin seniors will display their art at the 29th annual Art On and Off the Wall event at the Lamar Senior Activity Center on May 4th, featuring a diverse range of crafts.

Gillian Renner from ACC wins the Eco Bag Design Contest with a "Planet v. Plastic" themed tote featuring Texas' endangered species, echoing a sustainability message.