Ceramicist Gregory Story is the featured artist at the 55th Cottonwood Art Festival in Richardson, Texas, known for his smiley sculptures and unique ceramic work.

Police Academy Class 71 honored fallen officers with a memorial run, upholding a tradition that emphasizes respect and the dangers of law enforcement.

The Mesquite Arts Center is increasingly popular for events, with bookings doubling and attendance at cultural programs growing, signaling its significant role in the local community and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Dallas celebrates the 5th Annual Women's History Month with guest speakers, music, and food; the event features high-profile local officials and will be live-streamed.

Downtown Garland offers a free gallery walk featuring David Bates' sculpture, with exhibits at various locations including a pop-up gallery in a laundromat.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas presents a range of artistic events in March, including exhibitions, concerts, and a Spring Equinox celebration.

Local artist John Bramblitt is set to paint Garland's third mural, featuring his tactile paint technique, adding to the Bankhead Cultural Arts District.

Dallas's art scene features ART214, cultural events, and tributes, including a climate-inspired art call and support for diverse projects via MFA grants.

Dallas hosted an event in February focusing on mental health issues in the Black community, featuring discussions on social inequities and healthcare.

Carrollton residents can vote in the city's first Storm Drain Art Contest, where the winning design will decorate a downtown stormwater inlet to promote water conservation and pollution prevention.

UTA has launched a mini-exhibit highlighting the BSCP's history and influence on labor and civil rights, inviting visitors to learn about the union during Black History Month.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is debuting Tiara Unique Francois' solo exhibition "learning to be T.U.F." on Feb. 24 with a reception and gallery talk.

The article discusses "Rise: The Hall of Negro Life," a documentary honoring the 1936 Texas Centennial Fair's Hall of Negro Life, a key site for Black art and civil rights planning.