The Ultimate Elvis Contest in Garland, Texas, featuring tribute artists Cote Deonath and Moses Snow, is scheduled for January 23, 2026, at the Granville Arts Center.

Fright Fest returns to Six Flags Over Texas with new haunted mazes, scare zones, and family-friendly daytime activities running from September 12th to November 2nd.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is ramping up activities with a full schedule of events including the premiere of the documentary "Valor and Victory," a talk by General Stanley McChrystal, and the inaugural Star Spangled Soirée gala.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center offers a recipe swap event with a community cookbook contribution and a cyanotype photography workshop, alongside an interactive art installation by Desireé Vaniecia.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center hosts the 17th annual "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition featuring 54 local artists, with a free opening reception on September 20, 2025.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is hosting "Free Teacher Days" on September 13 and November 1 to provide educators with resources for character education.

The City Manager's Office in Dallas invites local artists to submit artwork showcasing the city, with a due date of September 22, 2025, while the OAC adjusts schedules for various programs and funding opportunities.

Arcadia Park in Fort Worth hosts "Acoustic Evening at Arcadia Park" with music by Mountain Natives and food from Gepetto’s Pizza truck on September 13.

Duncanville City Council approved funding for 14 diverse arts projects to enhance the local cultural scene, reflecting the community's commitment to celebrating creativity and strengthening community ties.

Fort Worth City Hall is preparing to launch Hispanic Heritage Month with educational and festive events, including traditional music, ballet folklorico, and cultural cuisine.

The Arlington Museum of Art will host "Game of Thrones™: The Exhibition" featuring costumes, props, and behind-the-scenes content, opening October 4, 2025.

The Dallas Police Department-Northeast hosted the Moon Festival to connect with the Asian community and celebrate cultural traditions with music, food, and mooncakes.

The South Dallas Cultural Center is hosting cultural events in September, including participatory workshops, dance classes, and a festival celebrating natural hair and cultural identity.