Fort Worth prepares for Juneteenth with a live-streamed program exploring the holiday's history and significance, featuring "Let Freedom Ring," a performance reflecting generational perspectives on freedom.

Fort Worth City Council requires a new approach for redeveloping the city-owned 1300 Gendy St., after two proposals did not meet the City's expectations despite community consultation and efforts.

The West Main Arts Festival is returning to Arlington on September 14, featuring 75 artist booths, food trucks, live music, and more. The community event celebrates local artists and musicians.

Fort Worth celebrates its 175th anniversary, commemorating its establishment in 1849 and historic treaty of 1843 that designated it "Where the West Begins."

The City of Dallas is hosting a Summer Residencies program with workshops in various arts for underserved neighborhoods, ranging from healing arts to theater, with flexible timings to ensure broad community participation.

Dallas kicks off summer with events like the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Trivia Night, cultural performances, and Pride Month activities, while inviting public input on upcoming art projects.

The "Let the Tablecloth Speak" exhibit in Lewisville, TX, showcases Jas Mardis's fabric art quilts crafted from an heirloom tablecloth, providing a narrative of family history.

Art pop-ups at Wayne Ferguson Plaza in Lewisville feature live local artists, including paintings and spoken word, on Saturday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.

The Fiesta Charra in Lewisville will feature Mexican cultural performances, including Ballet Folklorico and Escaramuza Charra, alongside music, food, and various activities on May 26 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

"Deer Moon," a sculpture by Robert Barnum and created with Ferris State University student welders, has been installed in Southwest Denton, funded by hotel taxes to attract tourists.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas hosts a lucha libre event and art exhibition, featuring live matches and art that celebrates the Mexican wrestling tradition's cultural impact.

Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission will screen "The Freedom to Marry" for their Movies That Matter series at the Modern Art Museum on June 6, promoting human rights discussions.

Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts Art Pop-ups every Saturday, featuring local artists, beginning with Kalika Antano. Events may vary due to weather.