The City of Grand Prairie Communications & Marketing Department won six awards, including a Lone Star Emmy for 'Amor GP', and was recognized for its effective community engagement and storytelling.

AURORA is stretching its one-night public-art event into a three-week, citywide festival Nov. 1–21, 2026, with installations, talks and site-specific works across Dallas.

Theatre Arlington stages a comedic mystery, "The Game’s Afoot," for the holiday season, involving a Broadway star-detective and a murder during a December 1936 festive gathering.

The Lewisville Grand Theater announces an eclectic Texas Tunes 2026 music season, beginning with the Tejas Brothers and featuring artists like Jazzmeia Horn and Lee Roy Parnell.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas hosts a Virgen de Guadalupe art exhibition curated by Jose Vargas with over 70 artists participating, running from December 6, 2025, to January 16, 2026.

Amon G. Carter, known for his significant contributions to media and the development of Fort Worth, Texas, left a lasting legacy through philanthropy and the promotion of the city.

The Arlington Public Library hosts events for Native American Heritage Month, including talks on Texas history, weaving lessons, and discussions on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Lily Cabatu Weiss will retire as executive director of the Dallas Arts District on Jan. 30, 2026. The board has named Jill Magnuson interim and will launch a search early next year.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features a diverse late fall program including comedy from Thomas Nichols and art exhibitions from Victoria Gonzales, Bonny Leibowitz, and Carolina Yáñez.

Anime Frontier Library Meetup at Vivian J. Lincoln Library offers cosplay, manga swap, and Japanese culture activities ahead of the Anime Frontier convention.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas outlines a variety of November cultural events, including a Día de Muertos exhibition, Shakespeare's "Richard III," gardening and art workshops, concerts, and the Art Mart for collectors.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas celebrated Día de los Muertos with its 22nd annual festival featuring dance, music, and art, promoting community and heritage.

Downtown Lewisville is hosting Art Pop-ups in the Plaza featuring local artists. Jennifer P. Langley will present miniature artworks on Nov. 1, aligning with the city's cultural vision plan.