Garland, Texas unveiled the Big Hat sculpture, celebrating its title as the Cowboy Hat Capital of Texas, with festivities including a unique rope-cutting ceremony.

The Dallas Ballet Company is preparing to perform "Les Danses d’Automne" at the Granville Arts Center, featuring various dance styles under directors Judy and Brent Klopfenstein, with a premiere by Christina Ghiardi.

The Dallas arts festival begins with plays by a Venezuelan/Chicago troupe and El Pachuco, and attendees are encouraged to get passes for the full experience, with details on the Latino Cultural Center's website.

Victoria Gonzales exhibits her "Altars" at Oak Cliff Cultural Center, exploring identity and life through mixed media and ceramics, reflecting her Mexican American and Catholic heritage.

Fort Worth boasts a diverse public art collection with over 370 artworks managed by Arts Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Art Commission, reflecting the city's history and community spirit.

Fort Worth honored local musician Leon Bridges by approving street sign-toppers in his home area, recognizing his cultural influence and Grammy-winning career.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington celebrates Hispanic heritage with free music, food, and cultural activities on October 4, including performances by Little Joe y La Familia.

Fort Worth is transforming AllianceTexas into a major film and TV production hub with a 450,000-square-foot campus, accommodating four productions at once, marking a significant development in the city's entertainment industry.

Dallas celebrates a new public art installation at Bonton Farms with a dedication event, highlighting local history and community revitalization through art and urban farming.

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington ends its concert season with free live music and cultural events in October, featuring tributes, 90s bands, and diverse celebrations.

Theatre Arlington debuts "Mary Poppins, Jr.," an all-youth production led by Natalia Knight, offering performances and educational opportunities for local audiences and school trips.

Lewisville Grand Theater is hosting a 50th anniversary screening of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" with audience participation and costumes encouraged. Tickets are $15, prop kits $10, and it's 18+.

Lewisville Western Days hosted country music, food challenges, and family activities, with free entry before 6 p.m. and Joey Chestnut participating in a tamale eating contest.