The Chandler Museum's exhibit, "Sonoran Shapes + Structures," showcases desert-inspired architecture and the evolution of organic architecture, featuring work by Wright and Soleri.

The Chandler Museum is hosting "The Newest Americans" exhibit, featuring immigrant stories through portraits and interviews, from Sept. 30, 2025, to Jan. 18, 2026.

Mesa's Dia de los Muertos Festival promises art, dance, music, and cultural traditions at Mesa Arts Center on Oct. 25-26.

The City of Chandler has launched a five-year strategic plan for the Chandler Museum with Keen Independent Research to enhance visitor experience and ensure relevance.

Avondale’s City Hall hosted the Blank Canvas Summer Showcase & Art Expo, displaying young local artists' work and selecting winners through city employee votes across three age categories.

Luis F. Ruiz, Jr. has been appointed as Mesa's new Director of Arts & Culture, bringing decades of experience to enhance the city's cultural institutions and programs.

A photo essay by Phoenix New Times depicts the Phoenix skyline's evolution from low-rise buildings to modern skyscrapers, reflecting the city's growth from 100,000 residents in the 1950s to 1.6 million today.

Maricopa's Celebration of the Arts Grant Program offers funding for artists and non-profits to support local cultural projects.

Queen Creek invites K-12 students to enter an art and poetry contest for Constitution Week, with rewards from local businesses and a chance to present at events.

Maricopa's Traffic Signal Box Art Program calls for artists to submit designs to paint traffic signal boxes, aiming to enhance community engagement with public art. Selected works will be featured on city channels.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport enhances its service by offering an educational encounter with local desert wildlife in partnership with Phoenix Zoo, as part of its Culture Corner initiative.

Peoria's City Council approves $300,000 in arts and culture grants for 30 projects, including theater, music festivals, and special programs for women veterans, to enhance the city's cultural offerings.

Gilbert is seeking five artists to design door wraps reflecting the town's past, present, or future for its Downtown Heritage District, offering $1,000 for each selected work. Submission deadline is July 1.