Molly the longhorn steer mascot, embodying Fort Worth's cattle industry heritage, has been the city's symbol for nearly 25 years and is present in city branding and official goods.

Millermuller Ballet's "Danse Macabre" will perform "El Amor Brujo" at the Plaza Theatre, featuring a blend of ballet and jazz on October 25th, with Ada Mora dancing the lead role. Tickets are $15.

Mansfield's Farr Best Theater, with Mariposas de Mansfield, will host a Dia de los Muertos event, Haunt the Block, featuring traditional activities and displays.

The White Rock Lake Artists' Studio Tour in East Dallas is a self-guided event where participants visit 35 art studios, offering intimate insights into local artists' practices.

Artist Jay Centrell will discuss his work at Lewisville Grand Theater's Art Talk, focusing on the evolution of cityscapes, amidst current Main Street construction and ample nearby parking.

The Collaborative Arts of Plano hosted an Arts Festival at The Shops at Willow Bend with Plano Police present to engage with the community and showcase their services.

The Arlington TX Library invites all to a free Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on October 12, with local artists and cultural activities for all ages.

The 'Vaquero de Fort Worth' sculpture, a tribute to Mexican cowboys, stands in Fort Worth since 2012, funded by private and public efforts to honor the area's cultural heritage.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center showcases Brooke Chaney's exhibition, offering an array of artistic and cultural events in October, including an artist talk and workshops.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts 'Conexiones Culturales,' featuring Latinx artists and events like film screenings and dance demos from September 20 to November 16.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts a series of activities including a creative writing workshop, Hispanic Heritage celebration, and Banned Book crafting in an effort to promote cultural and literary engagement.

Dallas is seeking artists for community space transformations, digital art to promote literacy, cultural workshops, Día de los Muertos altars, and rural heritage art projects, with various submission deadlines in 2024.

Arlington celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events like author talks, crafting workshops, and cooking classes, highlighting the community's contributions.