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.

Fort Worth Public Library announces the "Amped Up Music Tour," a series of free summer concerts showcasing local talent at various locations from May to August.

ColorPalooza returns to Lewisville with vibrant activities and cultural exhibits, celebrating spring and community spirit on April 27 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

The Día del Niño festival in Dallas promises a day of indoor magic shows, dance performances, and theater, ensuring fun for kids and adults regardless of weather.

The "Emotional Rollercoaster" art exhibit by CJ Miller opens in Lewisville, offering a blend of visual art paired with music at the Grand Theater's gallery.

Art Vibe Garland, a juried art show, highlights local art with a reception on May 1 at the Granville Arts Center. The event features 52 artists, including Jurors Choice recipients, and runs in multiple venues from May 5-25.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center offers a variety of events including Swan Strings music education, International Dance Day, and the ART214 exhibition, among others, for Dallas art and music enthusiasts.

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.