Plymouth's annual Picture Plymouth Photo Contest is now open for submissions until August 31, welcoming photographers to capture the city's essence across various categories.

Cleary Lake Regional Park will host a nature-inspired art event on July 11, with activities like painting rocks and watercolors, plus a visiting Readmobile from Scott County Libraries.

Minnesota parks start an artist residency program focused on fostering community and inclusivity, offering a $40,000 stipend and $14,000 for materials.

The Latino Nature Fest, a celebration of Latino culture and nature, takes place on July 20 at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, featuring activities, performances, and food.

Two new asphalt murals aimed at enhancing student safety have been installed near Minneapolis schools as part of the Safe Routes to School program. The murals, designed with the aid of local students, work to slow traffic and improve road safety.

Blaine residents can vote on local photographs in the Spring 2024 Impressions of Blaine photo contest until June 30th, with categories like "Community Events" and "Pets."

Artists Caraballo and Aguero have completed a series of asphalt art murals in Minneapolis to promote safety and enhance routes to schools, celebrated by the community and local officials.

Chalkfest transforms Main Street into a vibrant art display with over 50 artists, like Shawn, participating. Alongside the chalk art, there's live music and activities for all ages. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this weekend.

The Bloomington Center for The Arts hosts "Black To Life: A Black Music Month Celebration" in June, featuring a diverse range of Black music genres and artists over two nights.

Minneapolis unveils "Common Currents" art installation at Samatar Crossing to honor the late Hussein Samatar, a bridge-building Somali American leader.

Chalkfest Maple Grove is set to return with vibrant chalk art on June 8 and 9, featuring artists, a Kids Zone, live music, and opportunities for public engagement and artist support.

Minneapolis introduces "Common Currents" art to honor Hussein Samatar, featuring sculptures and poetry, with a celebratory event on May 28 at Samatar Crossing.

The Saint Paul Cultural STAR program is accepting funding applications until May 15 for artistic and cultural projects, with a recommendation to submit early due to potential website traffic jams.