Plano's Oak Point Recreation Center is hosting a free "Share the Love Week" event in celebration of American Heart Month, offering residents a chance to use fitness facilities at no cost from February 12-16.

Plano's Mayor will present the annual State of the City address tomorrow at Robinson Fine Arts Center, featuring the city's plans, with a live broadcast available on planotv.org at 6 am GMT+5.

Fort Worth's Black History Month event, 'Afrofuturism: Imagining the Future While Honoring the Past,' will air on Feb. 15 featuring Dr. Angela Mack and performances that intertwine history and future narratives.

Dallas celebrates Juanita J. Craft with a new mural and a day in her honor, including a proclamation reading at City Hall and activities at her museum home.

The Fort Worth Police Department engages with the African American community through Shop Talk, a dialogue initiative in local barbershops, aiming to build trust with law enforcement.

Granville Arts Center hosts a concert featuring the Blind Boys of Alabama and Bobby Rush on February 10, celebrating Black History Month with gospel and blues music.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas hosts the 29th El Corazón exhibition featuring local artists, with opportunities for artists to engage in city-sponsored events and programs detailed in the Office of Arts & Culture newsletter.

The Dallas Black Dance Theatre is rehearsing for 'Cultural Awareness,' featuring Hana Delong's choreography that reflects on human emotions and societal issues. The performance is set for February 9-10 at the Wyly Theatre.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a series of events to celebrate Black History Month, including storytimes, art, jazz, and educational activities for all ages.

The South Dallas Cultural Center hosts a series of events for Black History Month, including performances, music, and film series to celebrate the black community's talents.

Euless Library is hosting an Edible Books Contest where participants create food-based representations of books.

Carrollton Public Library's C-Con returns on March 15, offering a sensory-friendly pop culture event with cosplay, crafts, trivia, and dance, free for all ages.

The photo exhibit 'Music in Frames: A Thousand Words of Sound' features the vibrant Dallas music scene and is on display at the Deep Ellum Art Co. through March 9.