Garland, Texas prepares to celebrate Día de los Muertos with cultural activities including a Catrin/Catrina contest, music, dance, and community altars on November 2.

Frisco, Texas, plans to build a new arts center, including a 2,800-seat hall, with $100 million pledged by PISD and funds sought from private sources to avoid taxing residents. Voters will decide on the project in 2025.

Christian Youth Theater presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid" at Lewisville Grand Theater from Nov. 1-10 with tickets available for purchase online and at the door.

Our Productions Theatre Co. is holding a free workshop for young musical theatre enthusiasts in Lewisville on November 2nd, with another session planned for March 1, 2025.

"A Change of Direction," a bronze sculpture of a young deer by artist Darrell Davis, has been installed at Meadowbrook Park Sculpture Garden in Arlington, symbolizing life's crossroads.

The White Settlement Library maintains a 30-year-old hand-built puppet theater created by local Bobby Adian, which has become an endearing symbol of community spirit.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts introduced The Fluxum Experience, a mobile art installation by Madison Mask and Morgan & Eric Grasham, to engage the community dynamically.

The City of Carrollton has launched the second Storm Drain Art Contest to encourage residents to create eco-themed art on storm drains, raising awareness about waterway protection.

Arlington's 3rd Annual Asian Heritage Celebration returns to the Levitt Pavilion with cultural performances, food, and crafts representing over 20 Asian nations.

North Texas has launched a contest for local artists to design the official 2026 FIFA World Cup Host City poster, offering a $5,000 prize and significant exposure. Submissions close November 11, 2024.

The Arlington Public Library's Northeast Branch invites adults to a no-registration Halloween crafting event on October 25, at 5:30 p.m., fostering creativity and community engagement.

Robinson's Elevated Storage Tank is nominated for the "Tank of the Year" competition by the Tnemec Company. Voting is open till October 18, 2024. The tank features murals of local icons and serves a growing community in Grand Prairie.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center offers a buy-two-get-three deal on a series of diverse performances, blending Spanish, Miami, and Caribbean influences with limited engagement shows.