The 8th Texas Latino Comic Con will be hosted in Dallas, featuring a Steampunk theme, Latino comic creators, lucha matches, a cosplay contest, game demos, and special guests. The event is free and runs from 11am to 6pm at the Latino Cultural Center.

The Dallas Office of Arts and Culture seeks volunteer panelists to guide arts funding, impacting significant funding decisions. Interested Dallas locals with arts engagement are encouraged to apply online.

Fort Worth unveils artist Gordon Huether's "Vision" sculpture at South Patrol Division, symbolizing law enforcement ideals, with a dedication event on July 29.

An event featuring Indian classical dance by renowned artists from Natyanjali Kuchipudi Dance School and Echoes of India will take place at the Plaza Theatre in Garland, TX on August 31.

Bella Benettia, the "Queen of the Unicorns," is hosting a series of unicorn-themed performances at three Grand Prairie libraries this Friday, with magic, songs, and games.

Denton is expanding its Public Art Program to enhance the cityscape and encourage art-related community engagement, supported by a mixture of private funding and public initiatives.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center will offer summer events including free music education, sound therapy, and comedy shows after briefly closing for July 4th.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will exhibit "The Eye of White Rock Lake," a photography series by Adam Velte, from July 6 to August 10, showcasing scenes from White Rock Lake Park.

La Mafia is set to perform at the Granville Arts Center in Garland on September 20, 2024, promising a night of Tejano music by the Grammy-winning ensemble.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers 10,000 free Teen All Access Passes for local attractions to teens aged 13-19 during Park and Recreation Month.

The City of Dallas is hosting summer residencies with free creative workshops for the community, targeting underserved areas, and invites nonprofits to involve local artists in events.

Fort Worth has designated two buildings in the Butler Place community and a nearby historic school as Historic and Cultural Landmarks to preserve African American heritage.

Amplify 817, supported by the Fort Worth Public Library, now features over 100 local musicians, with nine new additions. It offers ad-free local music online and compensates artists beyond exposure.