Climate justice author Mary Annaise Heglar will speak at the Lewisville Grand Theater as part of the Lewisville Talks series, discussing her work and the climate crisis.

Frisco seeks public input on a proposed performing arts center through an online survey until May 26 and open house events on May 15, with potential for a large hall and smaller venues.

Arlington hosts various events including art exhibits at the Arlington Museum of Art, a performance of 'Steel Magnolias' at Theatre Arlington, an outdoor storytime, Six Flags Grad Nite, a grappling championship, and live music performances.

Echo Theatre in Dallas presents "Beyond the Yellow Wallpaper," a play by Ann Timmons highlighting the life of feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman and her challenges with mental health. The production runs from May 9-25, 2024.

The City of Dallas and the National Association of Asian American Professionals are organizing the AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival on May 19, 2024, and seeking volunteers.

Garland invites artists to submit 2D artworks for its Juneteenth exhibition, with entries due by May 31. Selected pieces will be displayed at the city's event and local galleries.

Dallas welcomes the "Harmony" sculpture by Laura Abrams into Everglade Park with a dedication ceremony, celebrating public art's impact on community and nature.

Artist Blessing Hancock was selected to create an interactive sculpture featuring community-contributed texts and LED lighting for the new Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center in Lewisville, as part of the Lewisville 2025 vision.

Photographer Norm Diamond, formerly an interventional radiologist, shares his journey into photography at Lewisville Grand Theater on May 14th, discussing his transition from medicine to art and his thematic focus on loss and mortality.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free opening reception for their new exhibition "JOSE," celebrating Latino heritage through vibrant artwork and cultural experiences.

Dallas will kick off AAPI Heritage Month with cultural events, including the inaugural Dallas AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival, featuring performances, workshops, and races. Programs to support local artists and nonprofits are also scheduled.

Grand Prairie prepares to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a parade, cultural events, and family-friendly activities including live music and traditional food.

Fort Worth's Historic Preservation program is actively protecting over 7,000 historical resources and plans to update local historic district surveys with a new grant, while also offering tax exemptions and educational workshops.