UT's Native American Indigenous Collective is hosting a powwow off-campus to counter funding denial under Texas' SB 17, emphasizing cultural resilience and unity.

The Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin is celebrating Latinx artists while planning a building upgrade, featuring exhibitions and infrastructure development.

A mosaic mural titled "The Heartbeat of Austin" was unveiled at McKalla Station near Austin FC's Q2 Stadium, symbolizing the city's spirit and the unity of its soccer fans.

Darden Smith's "Western Skies" premieres at the University of Texas, featuring his storytelling and music inspired by Texas landscapes. Tickets go on sale April 5.

San Marcos is hosting "Alignmentality," an art installation at the historic downtown square, featuring projections based on Alicia Philley’s art to celebrate the river and an eclipse.

Round Rock's City Council approved a new venue for Penfold Theatre Company in the Rock Creek Plaza Shopping Center with initial funding of $326,330 and a 2024 anticipated opening.

Round Rock's annual Music on Main series offers live music, free entertainment, and family activities every Wednesday evening through June, at Prete Main Street Plaza.

Austin's plans to replace the Dougherty Arts Center face a cost spike to $61 million, over twice the original estimate, due to delays and rising construction costs.

Over 500 drones lit up Austin's skies at the SXSW festival, orchestrated by Sky Elements, featuring a serious display after last year's Rickrolling event.

The University of Texas' Harry Ransom Center showcases "Hill & Adamson: The Clarkson Stanfield Album," featuring early photographs by pioneers Hill and Adamson, emphasizing photography as an art form.

St. Edward's University students petition for the return of a gay pride flag removed from a campus coffee shop, sparking debate on inclusion and facing university resistance.

The 'We Can't Breathe' mural in Austin, commemorating victims of racial injustice, was vandalized, leading to community efforts to fund its restoration.

Meow Wolf is opening an immersive art installation in Houston's Fifth Ward, featuring over 40 Texan artists including rapper Fat Tony and activist Kill Joy. The collective is known for inventive experiences, with an opening planned for 2024.