The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will host the 29th annual El Corazón Exhibition from Feb. 3 to March 9, 2024, displaying local artists' heart-themed works.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas offers an array of winter and spring cultural events, including free music education, art classes for disabled artists, film series, music releases, visual art exhibits, and a spring break art camp for kids.

The Grand Prairie Main Library celebrates Black History Month with events on African Americans in the arts, including free programs and performances for all ages.

Fort Worth hosted an Omani delegation to discuss innovation and economic strategies, touring local sites and exchanging ideas on tourism, economic development, and health.

Arlington celebrates the Lunar New Year with a weekend of festivities at Ben Thanh Plaza, featuring cultural performances, markets, food vendors, and activities for kids.

New York's annual polar plunge in Mesquite aims to raise funds for Special Olympics Texas, as participants prepare to dive into Vanston Pool on February 3rd. Registration costs include a T-shirt, and costumes are welcome.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas announces two art exhibitions: the 29th Annual El Corazón Exhibition and "Soft Bones." They highlight heart-themed art and contemporary fiber crafts, respectively, with a DJ at the reception.

Arlington's Martin Luther King Jr. Day events were postponed due to extreme weather and are rescheduled for February 18-19, coinciding with Black History Month. Activities will include a service, a day of service, and a youth extravaganza.

The "Soft Bones Exhibition" at Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas features DFW artists exploring fiber art from February 3 to March 9, 2024, with a reception and DJ on February 3.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting the 29th El Corazón Exhibition, featuring works from Texas artists, with a reception and DJ on February 3. The event is free to the public.

Plano's mayor will host the "State of the City" address on February 8, 2024, at the Robinson Fine Arts Center, with events starting at 5 pm and a live stream available on planotv.org.

The City of Arlington launches a "Turn Around Don't Drown®" art contest for children in grades 3 to 5 to promote flood safety awareness, with submissions accepted from Feb. 5 to March 28.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is merging cowboy culture with young art through workshops and contests, fostering interest in western artistic traditions.