Breitling Performing Arts presents "Peter Pan Broadway Jr." July 26 at Garland's Plaza Theater, featuring local youth talent. Tickets range from $12-$15.

Lewisville announces its annual ColorPalooza festival to be held on April 27, featuring art activities, cultural performances, and interactive booths for the community.

Dallas unveils a new public artwork, COMUNIDAD, designed for community gatherings, with a dedication event scheduled for today at Crawford Memorial Park.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson names Dr. Mag Gabbert and Naisha Randhar as the city's Poet Laureate and Youth Poet Laureate, celebrating Dallas's cultural scene.

Carmen Rodgers will perform at the South Dallas Cultural Center on April 18th to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her debut album "FREE". Tickets are available online.

Dallas' #TeenWriters Project workshop for young aspiring authors opens April 13 and 20 at South Dallas Cultural Center, aiming to nurture storytelling skills.

The Pop Up Art Gallery at 210 S. Main St. offers an interactive and diverse art experience during the Music Alley Eclipse Fest, with final showings on Friday and Saturday.

Carrollton embraced environmental awareness with a storm drain art program, displaying seven local artists' works designed to raise awareness about stormwater pollution.

Dallas knitting leader Sally Ackerman offers free workshops in Fair Park through the Dallas Yarn Bombers, catering to varying skill levels, with limited availability.

The Arlington Museum of Art opened with three exhibits on Pompeii, climate change, and youth art, aiming to be a cultural hub in the Arlington Entertainment District.

Artist Dawn Gerba, owner of Hawaii Fluid Art and recently named "Artist of the Month," is recognized for her contribution to the local art community, offering workshops and classes in Hawaii.

Dallas launches its 11th annual Arts Month with a variety of cultural events and inclusive sensory-friendly experiences, invites art organizations to apply for funding, and plans celebrations for the 2024 Annular Solar Eclipse.

The Arlington Museum of Art opened in a new location within the city's Entertainment District, offering exhibits like "Pompeii: The Immortal City," climate change-focused "One Point Five Degrees," and "Youth Art Month."