Providence Umugwaneza, a Rwandan genocide survivor, will discuss the 10 stages of genocide at the Summerglen Branch Library, with Holocaust Remembrance Day approaching.

The 16th Dallas Art Fair will feature 91 exhibitors from 17 countries. Despite some regulars like Night Gallery not attending, newcomers will join Texas galleries at the Fashion Industry Gallery this April.

Frisco, Texas celebrates Black History Month with various events and exhibits at the Heritage Museum and Discovery Center, highlighting African American legacies through art, history, and music.

Fort Worth scored 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for the eighth consecutive year, reflecting its commitment to LGBTQ inclusivity.

After over 30 years, the Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison, Texas has closed, relocating its historic aircraft collection due to airport redevelopment plans.

The Dallas Museum of Art and DBDT: Encore! are presenting "Echoes of Diaspora," a ballet inspired by the "Afro-Atlantic Histories" exhibition.

Streets in Garland will close for the 35th annual MLK Parade at 9:50 am tomorrow, causing expected delays. The parade, celebrating Dr. King's legacy, will feature floats and bands, starting from Dairy Road and ending on Fifth Street by noon.

The City of Dallas seeks a local artist for an interactive project at the Welcoming Interactive Conference, offering a $5,000 grant. Submissions are due by February 9.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo 2024 is a highly anticipated event, featuring exhibitors from across the US and drawing comparisons to the Super Bowl of stock shows. It offers a range of attractions including parades, livestock shows, and rodeos.

The Calaboose Singer Songwriter Series returns to Frisco, showcasing live music for free. The series begins January 25 with various artists scheduled to perform, including Slade Coulter & Brian Chance. Events will be in Frisco's Center City district.

Frisco is preparing for its 2nd annual Unity Day with a series of free events to honor Martin Luther King, Jr., including a volunteer fair, jazz music, an oration, gospel choir, and a screening of "Selma."

Denton announces schedule changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, including facility closures, service shifts, and special events commemorating the civil rights leader.

The Grand Prairie Library hosts crafting sessions for various age groups, offering activities such as blanket making, cultural art for kids, sewing club, Valentine's crafting, Bullet Journaling, and Craftapalooza for children.