Carrollton Culture Fest in September offers free entry to a variety of global cuisine, drinks, entertainment, cultural performances, and a marketplace with artisan vendors in Historic Downtown Carrollton.

Brett Dyer's art journey will be featured in an Art Talk on August 12th at Lewisville Grand Theater, sharing his path from odd jobs to academic dean and artist.

Gary Morris to perform Christmas special in Garland, blending hit songs with festive carols, while also highlighting his philanthropic work for veterans.

Dallas City Hall is hosting a Petrykivka art exhibition featuring Ukrainian artist Hanna Chekodanova's works, highlighting cultural pride and resilience.

Plaza Theatre in Garland hosts "CASH & ORBISON," a tribute concert to Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison on August 29, 2025, featuring performances by Bennie Wheels and Colin Dexter.

The Garland Book Review Club announces a diverse lineup for its 2025-2026 season, starting with Julie Satow's book, and featuring local reviewers and authors.

Chantal Lesley's exhibition "As I Lay It All To Rest" opens at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, reflecting on identity and grief, with an artist talk and reception on August 2, 2025.

The Arlington Museum of Art announces the Game of Thrones™: The Exhibition, opening October 4, 2025, featuring original costumes, props, and creative elements from the HBO series.

Garland's Granville Arts Center will host "The Living Room," a stage play by producer Drema Dream, offering a mix of raw emotion and humor, scheduled for September 26 at 8:00pm.

The Visual Art League invites to "Conversations with Artists" event on July 27, providing insight into local creators' inspirations at the Lewisville Grand Theater.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas offers summer events such as "Mapping: Space + Identity," Texas Latino Comic Con, "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition, and a comedian workshop series.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center announces summer events including workshops, exhibitions, and a film screening, starting with a comics workshop on July 26 and a wellness music series from July 30 to August 27.

Fort Worth's Modern Art Museum hosts "HERE. IS. BETTER.," a PTSD-focused documentary screening. Admission is free with online reservation, and a moderated discussion follows. The series needs a new host organization.