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.

Dallas art enthusiasts can join a free artist talk at the Bath House Cultural Center on February 22, 2025, featuring participants from the El Corazón exhibition.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts the Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge, focusing on original acoustic performances, with an emphasis on rock-themed compositions.

Dallas launches "214 Day" on Valentine's Day to celebrate city culture with live performances, art, and local food.

The Fort Worth City Council approved a site for the National Juneteenth Museum and plans to relocate community programs to the nearby Hazel Harvey Peace Center.

The Lewisville Grand Theater hosts its Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge on Feb. 28, themed "Rock," for original performances, open to the public.

The Arlington Public Library is showcasing local Black artists for Black History Month, inviting submissions for a public exhibition to celebrate cultural diversity and creativity.

The Dallas OAC has announced a series of cultural events for February, including the "214 Day" to celebrate local arts, a Non-Profit Summer Residency Program, public art opportunities, and grant applications for arts organizations.

The Euless Historical Preservation Committee works to maintain the city's historical sites, supported by volunteers who are essential to their mission.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting an Art Talk on artwork presentation at the Lewisville Grand Theater, featuring experts from Jerry’s Artarama.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting events to celebrate arts and culture, including dialogues with artists, theatrical performances, and a biennial international festival highlighting new plays.

The Granville Arts Center in Garland is hosting a Black History Month Art Show from February 5-27, celebrating African American culture through diverse artworks.