The North Texas Irish Festival returns to Fair Park from March 6 to 8, featuring three days of Celtic music, Irish dance, whiskey tastings, and family-friendly activities, along with updated cashless concessions, ticket options, and transit access via Dallas Area Rapid Transit.

Okun Ebi, a Yoruba‑language comedy, premiered at LOOK Dine‑In Cinemas in Arlington in a screening producers call the first Yoruba cinema debut in Texas and the U.S.

DIFF returns April 23–30, 2026 for its 20th anniversary with Tanya Foster and Lynn McBee as co‑chairs. Passes start at $75 and venues include Cinépolis Victory Park and the Texas Theatre.

Rainbow Vomit's Fair Park site will close on March 23 after seven years. Creators cite a change in building ownership and say they’ll explore new projects.

Denton’s free Arts & Jazz Festival will move from Quakertown Park to the North Texas Fairgrounds and shift to Sept. 11–13, 2026 amid funding and logistical pressures.

Lerma's new 'He Gets Us' Super Bowl spot 'More' turns the camera on a culture of 'more' and asks whether Jesus points to something deeper.

Federal documents show a 2014 Dallas Contemporary loan request to Jeffrey Epstein for a Richard Phillips painting. Museum staff say the exchange read as a routine loan inquiry.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center's "Drawn to Life" exhibition runs until February 13, featuring works from seven artists. The gallery showcases various art forms and is accompanied by events, like dance workshops and a fashion camp.

Fort Worth artist Paul Miller carved a bucking bull ice sculpture as a tribute to Texas culture and the local rodeo, drawing neighbors and online viewers to this Texas winter wonderland.

Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces a lineup of spring festivities, including Arts Week from March 12-18, starting with an Open Mic Night at Farr Best Theater. The week celebrates local talent and cultural engagement.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces "Art for the HeART" exhibition opening at Wallace-Hall Art House on January 31st, featuring themes of love and emotion.

Alliance Park in Fort Worth now features a new 23-foot-tall sculpture, 'Sipping From the Wetland', by local artist Anitra Blayton, celebrating wetlands and community involvement.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features two exhibitions, "Drawn To Life" with works across various mediums until February 13, and a solo exhibition by artist VET focused on recycling, ending January 24.