The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas features Chantal Lesley's exhibit "As I Lay It All to Rest," focusing on personal memories and multicultural identity, open until September 12.

Arlington offers a weekend of diverse activities including a city planning game, The Smurf Experience, learning programs, music events, sports, a Hogwarts celebration, and a gardening class.

"The Living Room," a comedy about family life in close quarters, is set for a performance on September 26th at the Granville Arts Center, with tickets at $40.

Dallas holds artistic exhibitions on memory, chairs, and the environment; celebrates Día de los Muertos and innovation in AI at local cultural centers; offers dance, art, and technology workshops citywide.

Fort Worth added a sculpture made of cowboy hats titled "Intimate Apparel & Pearl Earrings" in the Convention Center, reflecting the city's culture and history.

Lewisville Grand Theater stages "Old Town Neighbors," a play celebrating Lewisville's centennial, with tickets for September 12-21 shows now available.

Arlington's summer offers activities for all, including pools, the Smurf Experience, music concerts, and the Epic Fit Fest. There's also a board game on city planning, farmers markets, and nature encounters.

The Best Southwest region will host its annual Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 20, 2025, featuring a parade, performances, and cultural displays in Duncanville's Armstrong Park.

Fort Worth City Council donated $232,377 to the Mr. Fred Rouse Memorial, honoring the Black man lynched in 1921, reflecting on past injustices and promoting reconciliation.

Arlington Water Utilities is holding a mini poster contest for local students to express the importance of water through art, with prizes for winners.

A new book titled "Mistletoe Heights: A Centennial Neighborhood – Fort Worth, Texas" details the history of the Fort Worth neighborhood with text and photos, drawing on volunteer efforts and local memories.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington announces its fall 2025 concert series starting Labor Day weekend with free live music, including Grammy-winning acts, and various themed nights like "Steins Under the Stars."

White Settlement Community Services is hosting a Craft Club for all levels on September 12, where participants can paint candles. Pre-registration is required.