The Oak Cliff Cultural Center unveils a diverse set of programs, including music education, concerts, film retrospectives, art exhibits, foraging walks, yoga sessions, and workshops for the upcoming months.

The Mesquite Police Department highlights Sgt. Torrey Rhone's achievements and contributions during Black History Month, emphasizing his resilience, career success, and community service.

Dallas Airport celebrates Black History Month with events, including an art installation at DAL, career development day, and an educational event with aviator Barrington Irving.

Dallas unveils a tribute to African American history, featuring an exhibit and a dedication to historian Dr. George Keaton Jr., with an event led by Councilmember Jaynie Schultz and guest Dr. Opal Lee.

Fort Worth is launching a virtual Black History Month event exploring Afrofuturism and African American contributions, featuring Dr. Angela Mack, with music and monologues, streaming on February 15.

The LISD High School Art Show commences at Lewisville Grand Theater, showcasing student artwork until Feb. 24, with subsequent exhibitions for middle and elementary students through May 4.

Lewisville calls for volunteers for its St. Paddy's Texas Style event on March 16 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, featuring Irish dance, music, and carnival games.

The Bath House Cultural Center is hosting a special conversation on February 17 about the El Corazón exhibition, offering insights into the artistic process. This free event features curator Jose Vargas and artists.

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.