Dallas celebrates Women's History Month with arts events, including a youth drawing workshop, an improv camp, diverse exhibitions, a public art project, and free dance classes, highlighting women's impact on culture.

The Blaggards will headline the St. Paddy's Texas Style event, featuring a mix of Irish and Texan entertainment, including Lucha Libre Wrestling, in Lewisville on March 15.

The Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra will play live for the silent movie "The Freshman" at Huffines Performance Hall as part of Lewisville's Centennial Celebration on March 7.

Dallas launches Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR to explore historical Deep Ellum with augmented reality, promoting historical and cultural education.

The Dallas Office of Arts and Culture has launched the "Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR Experience," an augmented reality app focusing on the city's black cultural heritage.

Dallas observes Employee Appreciation Day with the Illuminating Dallas Employee Art Show at City Hall from March 3 to May 30, showcasing city workers' artistic talents.

The Euless Historical Preservation Committee, a volunteer group dedicated to preserving the local heritage, invites new volunteers to aid in their efforts to maintain historical sites and archives.

Peacherine Ragtime Orchestra to accompany 1925 film "The Freshman" live on March 7 at Lewisville Grand Theater.

Dallas invites kids to a Spring Break Camp at the Latino Cultural Center, focusing on Latino heritage and identity, running from March 10-14 for ages 11-15. Registration is required to confirm participation.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts will host an art gallery opening reception at the Wallace Art House on March 16 to celebrate local artists and community.

Police in Fort Worth seized Sally Mann's photographs from an art exhibit amid child exploitation concerns; civil liberties groups demand their return, citing First Amendment rights.

The Lewisville Police Department is promoting inclusivity through social media by emphasizing the historical contributions of Black Americans during Black History Month.

South Arlington is launching a public art project to honor the Civil Rights Movement, featuring a sculpture initiative with a $75,000 commission for artists to create a piece representing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.