Fort Worth's Amplify 817 Showcase offers a free concert featuring local talent on Aug. 17, aligning with a program that supports musicians. More info at FortWorthTexas.gov.

The Lewisville Grand Theater is showcasing "Lap of Luxury," by sculptor Ariel Bowman, and "Patterns and Textures," highlighting local artists, from August 17 to September 14.

Garland City Hall hosts 'MUMENTOUS,' an exhibit showcasing the evolution of homecoming mums, a Texas tradition, with mums, memorabilia, and photographs.

Dallas City Park hosts free monthly family events with historic themes, including a "Tell Your Family’s Story" event featuring a photo and audio recording session.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas presents art exhibitions addressing Latino identity, memory, and immigrant experiences, including works by Reyna Ramirez, Adrian Aguirre, and Antonio Lechuga.

Eliana Miranda's exhibition, "Qué Calor," addresses environmental intersectionality and migration issues at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, with an opening reception on August 10.

Dallas is offering free Thursday summer concerts at the Urban Arts Center and a new mural at Phillis Wheatley School, encouraging community engagement through the arts.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville presents two art exhibitions, Ariel Bowman's "Lap of Luxury" and "Patterns and Textures," at Lewisville Grand Theater, with receptions on August 17.

The West Main Arts Festival returns to Arlington on September 14 with 50+ artist booths, 20 local bands, and a variety of food trucks, alongside a kids' area hosted by Arlington Public Library.

The Lewisville Grand Theater will host the Acoustic Friday’s Songwriter Challenge on August 16, featuring local singer-songwriters performing original songs themed "Sanctuary."

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting a special Art Talk on August 13 at Lewisville Grand Theater to celebrate its members and review the year's activities.

Arts Fort Worth will no longer manage the Fort Worth Community Arts Center and refocus on funding and public art, amidst financial challenges and the need for structural reorganization.

Fort Worth's Movies That Matter will feature "The Right to Read" at Modern Art Museum on August 1. The documentary explores literacy efforts and its impact on human rights. Attendance is free, but reservations are required.