The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting the "Write to Me" group exhibition, featuring text-infused art and curating works from diverse artists, with an opening reception on December 14, and running until February 8, 2025.

Dallas offers public art opportunities, including a Forest Green Library project, DFW Airport installations, and a DMA program, inviting artists to contribute to the city’s cultural spaces by varying deadlines.

The South Dallas Cultural Center is set to host the "Kindred Exhibition" on January 10th, aiming to spark cultural engagement. Artist DeMarcus McGaughey's works will be featured, encouraging a dialogue on shared human experiences.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas showcases Eliana Miranda's exhibit on climate change's role in migration and Ramires Santin's series on societal pressures faced by women.

The DART 2025 Student Art Contest is underway, inviting K-12 students in North Texas to submit original works themed "Fantastic Journeys Start on DART" for cash prizes and the chance to have their art featured on DART vehicles.

The "Head Over Heels" musical, presented by The Fleetwood Project at Mansfield's Farr Best Theater, is set to energize the local cultural scene this Friday.

The White Settlement Craft Club's December meeting is rescheduled to December 16 due to a run-off election, with crafters set to create a snowman. Registration is still open.

The City of Fort Worth is offering a free screening of "The Wisdom of Trauma" on December 5 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; reservations are required.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas, in collaboration with Visual AIDS, is hosting "Day With(out) Art 2024: Red Reminds Me" and other events in December to address and discuss the ongoing HIV/AIDS issue.

The White Settlement Historical Museum celebrates the rededication of the 1864 Allen Log Cabin with a ceremony, highlighting community efforts to preserve local history.

EZ Band, known for their "Hey There Delilah" cover, hit 1 million Spotify plays and will perform live at Garland's Plaza Theater.

Fort Worth hosts an event on November 21 to honor Native American Heritage Month, focusing on local Indigenous history and current challenges, with topics like the Village Creek attack and missing Indigenous women.

The City of Lewisville invites 9-12th grade students to design the 2025 ColorPalooza logo for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship, with submissions due by December 6.