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.

Dallas announces cultural events including the "Culture of Value" micro-grant program, Dragon Boat Festival, dance and meditation workshops, concerts, and the Afro Air Festival.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a painting workshop with artist Juan J. Hernandez on May 17th and a creative summer camp for middle schoolers.

Grand Prairie hosted an Asian Heritage Festival featuring food, performances, and cultural displays, with events like a 5K to support the AAPI Nurses Association.

Lewisville Grand Theater invites singer-songwriters to its "Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge" on May 16, featuring a stars-themed night for original music. Participation is free, with a gentle amplification allowed for instruments.

Sculptor Kat Warwick will discuss ancient art's influence on modern works at Lewisville Grand Theater on May 13th during a free Art Talk event hosted by the Visual Art League.

Garland, TX celebrates the 50th anniversary of Willie Nelson's 'Red Headed Stranger' with a tribute concert featuring local musicians and an exhibit of Nelson memorabilia.

"Soundings," an exhibit by Colette Copeland, highlights Texas' marginalized voices at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center until May 24, with a workshop on May 10.