The Visual Art League of Lewisville will host an Art Talk with photographer David Chalker on June 10, covering business tips for artists at the Grand Theater.

Denton County holds a Youth Emergency Preparedness art contest for K-12 students to educate the community on safety during natural disasters through creative visuals.

The Denton County Office of Emergency Management is hosting a Youth Emergency Preparedness Art Contest for K-12 students to create artworks about staying safe in emergencies, with winners featured in a 2026 calendar. Submissions due by July 1, 2025.

Garland Summer Musicals presents "The Sound of Music," with tickets on sale for shows starting June 13th at Granville Arts Center's Brownlee Auditorium.

The "imPRESSive" printmaking exhibit is opening at the Grand Gallery in the Frisco Discovery Center, featuring a variety of techniques and events from June to August 2025.

Art Pop-ups in the Plaza feature weekly local artists and live performances in Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza, contributing to the community and cultural development.

Fiesta Charra event with Mexican cultural activities is set for May 25 in Lewisville, featuring performances, contests, and music, with free entry and $10 parking.

Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" will screen "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code," highlighting racial, economic, and environmental issues, at the Modern Art Museum on June 5, 2025.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is offering free summer workshops for kids and adults focused on creativity and professional development in the arts.

Lewisville is hosting the Fiesta Charra on May 25th, featuring traditional Mexican performances, a jalapeno eating contest, musical acts, and free admission. Parking costs $10 cash with a shuttle service available.

Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts Art Pop-ups on Saturdays, featuring live art creation by local artists, connecting them with the community in an interactive outdoor setting.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is offering free art and sound programs for kids, including a Cyanotype Photography Workshop and a music and podcasting camp called ‘Beats Camp’.

Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission is screening "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code" for their Movies That Matter initiative to discuss social inequality and environmental disasters.