The book "The Significance of Chinatown Development to a Multicultural America" explores Houston's Chinatowns, co-authored by Zen Zheng and Yali Zou, documenting the neighborhoods' evolution and cultural impact.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston celebrates its 100th anniversary with a Spring Festival featuring free activities, performances, and international food.

Houston's Art Car Parade showcased over 250 colorful vehicles, drawing a crowd of 250,000. "Orange Horse" won top Art Car category honors and cash prizes totaled $15,000.

Two Texas teens set records at the Houston Rodeo art auction with sales of $275,000 and $185,000 for their paintings, contributing to student scholarships.

Rosenwald Schools were crucial for educating Black children in the segregated South, formed through a partnership between Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington.

Historic Black cemeteries in Houston face challenges of neglect and urbanization, with community efforts pushing for their conservation and recognition of their cultural significance.

A judge ruled that the CROWN Act does not cover hair length in school dress codes, affecting Houston student Darryl George's case over his dreadlocks.

Eliza Hoffman wins Grand Champion at the Houston Rodeo 2024 School Art Program, with Sion Joo securing Reserve Champion and a historic double accolade.

A new mural of bull Twisted Steel, owned by Dana White, is unveiled in Sugar Land, Texas, marking PBR's return to Houston. Artist Mark DeLeon created the piece, celebrated at a ribbon-cutting with local officials.

The global Hindu community celebrates the Ram Mandir consecration event in Ayodhya with festivities worldwide, including a car rally in Houston and events in New York and France.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation grants $4 million to support 31 historic Black churches in the U.S., enhancing their preservation and acknowledging their cultural importance.

The Woodlands, Texas, enhances its cultural scene with galleries showcasing local and national art, and a calendar filled with community events including art markets and performances.

The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection is on display at the Holocaust Museum Houston, featuring over 130 pieces that explore African American narratives and contributions.