The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas will host a Día de los Muertos festival on November 1st, featuring art, performances, and altars for remembrance.

Lewisville will feature Art Pop-ups at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on November 1st and 8th, showcasing local artists' work and live performances as part of the city's 2025 vision plan.

The Irving Police Department displayed student art to raise domestic violence awareness, emphasizing support for victims and the importance of community involvement in tackling the issue.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center has announced a variety of November events, including Victoria Gonzales' Altars Workshop and Thomas Nichols' stand-up comedy, blending art, comedy, and cultural traditions.

Main Street Fest returns to Grand Prairie with music, food, and activities, featuring acts like The Jacksons. The event offers free admission and runs from October 24-26.

The 'Hands of Unity' mural project, supported by Fort Worth's Palette Program, has begun with collaboration from I.M. Terrell Academy and community involvement, transforming a previous artwork into a new symbol of unity.

Arlington offers a range of fall activities including a family weekend at UT Arlington, 'Game of Thrones: The Exhibition', Halloween-themed events, a genealogy lock-in at the public library, and various other community gatherings.

The Do Good Fest Texas at Levitt Pavilion on October 18th to feature 90s bands like Collective Soul for a charity concert benefiting the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

Fort Worth unveils "Unfolding Time" sculptures at a library branch, reflecting on time and community, featuring works by artists Leticia Bajuyo and Alicia Eggert.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting performances that blend Iberian and African cultural traditions, including a Spanish-language play and a Flamenco dance performance exploring its African roots.

Entrepreneur Juan Carlos Flores's Taqueria Saltillo's chicken fajita taco recipe was added to the Arlington ISD menu, reflecting his success and community impact.

Arlington's weekend is filled with activities including a book sale, Game of Thrones exhibition, Fright Fest, family-friendly events, cultural celebrations, sports gatherings, and a farmers market.

Dallas artists are invited to submit artworks for the "2025 Virgen de Guadalupe Art Exhibition" at the Latino Cultural Center by October 24, with no entry fee.