The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free Día del Niño festival on April 26, featuring arts, crafts, performances, and educational activities for children and families.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center hosts "Soundings: Texas," a sound installation highlighting marginalized voices, with an opening on April 26, 2025. Artist Colette Copeland is credited for the piece, which has toured Texas and internationally.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting an Art Talk with Eilene Houston Carver at the Lewisville Grand Theater on April 8, focusing on adding content to artwork.

The City of Lewisville is accepting applications for Arts Support Grants from local art organizations, with a deadline of May 23. Eligible groups can apply online for funding for art events and programs.

UT Arlington's Maverick Speakers Series will feature Ice-T on April 16, 2025, covering his journey from gang life to stardom, aiming to foster dialogue on resilience and triumph.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features the Adamson Art Show, Aliyah Cydonia's exhibit "donia," Colette Copeland's "Soundings," and free music lessons by Swan Strings.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas introduces a spring lineup of workshops including salsa dance classes, arts and crafts for kids, drawing techniques, a culinary class with Chef Reyna Duong, and ballet for young children.

The Grand Kyiv Ballet is set to perform "Swan Lake" in Garland on April 16th, 2025, with tickets priced from $25 to $69.

Dallas Arts Month is being celebrated in April with various events including visual arts, music, theater, and dance, alongside special gatherings like the public art dedications and Día del Niño fiesta.

The Fort Worth City Council will vote on financial support for a Vietnam War memorial at Veterans Memorial Park, with a design by Michael Pavlovsky honoring over 220 local servicemembers.

The MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival transforms Downtown Fort Worth into a center of art and culture from April 10-13, with street closures listed online. Attendance is free.

The 11th Annual South Street Art Festival returns to Downtown Arlington, Texas, with fine art, live entertainment, and local food from April 4-6, 2025.

A free live performance of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" is scheduled at Levitt Pavilion Arlington this April, including matinee and evening options.