The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas hosts a series of events to celebrate Selena in April, including music, art, and films, and also exhibits local student art and offers free music education.

Create Texas at Wellspring's first art exhibit "Come as You Are" featuring works by Trey Wilder, Wes Coke, and Justin J Simmons opens on April 5, 2025.

Lewisville hosts a free Southwest-themed art workshop on Saturday, where attendees can create desert-inspired art led by artist Steven Rodriguez. Supplies are provided and no experience is needed.

The LISD Art Show at the Lewisville Grand Theater showcases young students' art from the district, with public receptions and viewings during operating hours.

The Garland Symphony Orchestra is set to host a concert with pianist Alex McDonald featuring works by Saint-Saëns, Rachmaninoff, and Berlioz at the Granville Arts Center.

Violinist Celeste Golden Andrews will perform with the Garland Symphony Orchestra on April 18th at the Granville Arts Center, featuring classical pieces by Strauss, Grieg, Wagner, and Barber.

Dallas Arts Month begins on March 27 with a kickoff event at the Latino Cultural Center, featuring speakers, performances, and a variety of April events for the public to enjoy.

Lewisville opens applications for its 2025-26 Arts Support Grants, with the deadline on April 24, and eligibility criteria including non-profit status and a history of local events.

The Arlington Museum of Art is hosting a city-wide celebration with student art from 70+ schools, including new participants, emphasizing community and art education.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center presents spring workshops in Dallas, including paper crafts for kids, salsa dancing lessons, art drawing sessions, ballet for children, and a culinary class on using a mortar and pestle.

Dallas prepares to celebrate its 12th annual Dallas Arts Month, starting with an event at the Latino Cultural Center on March 27th, showcasing local talent.

"The Grab" will screen at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, examining global food and water control, followed by a panel discussion. Reservations required.

Carrollton holds its second annual Storm Drain Art Contest, with public voting open until March 10 for designs highlighting environmental conservation to be painted on storm drains in Pioneer Park.