The Chandler Museum's "Pony Up! Cowgirls of Chandler" exhibit celebrates the impact of local cowgirls on the town's history, featuring artifacts and stories until Nov. 2.

Marylou Stephens is appointed as Peoria's Arts Hero, recognized for her efforts in enhancing the city's arts during the 2024–2025 season and bridging the gap between government and the arts community.

The S’edav Va’aki Museum in Phoenix will close on May 20th for four months of renovations, updating exhibition layouts and its HVAC system. Online resources remain available.

The Peoria City Council recognized 28 young artists from the Peoria Unified School District during the Young Artists Spring Showcase at Peoria City Hall.

Phoenix launched ¡Sombra! Experiments in Shade with Rincón de Color, providing sun relief at Cielito Park through artistic shading structures offering UV protection and temperature drops.

Flagstaff's second annual Multicultural County Park Sculpture Exhibition will open on May 19, featuring works reflecting nature and cultural heritage. Mayor Becky Daggett will speak at the event.

San Luis AZ's Cesar Chavez Cultural Center unveiled new touristic letters designed by local artists, celebrating the city's heritage and stories during Art en la Calle.

Litchfield Park announces a new art installation in collaboration with artist Betsy Andrews Etchart as part of the HOLA program, seeking resident input through a survey.

The S’edav Va’aki Museum celebrates International Museum Day with educational and family-friendly activities focusing on community space, culture, and Phoenix's heritage.

The City of Casa Grande seeks applicants for its Arts & Culture Commission Board to advise on cultural events and meet monthly. Deadline: May 2, 2025.

Peoria Arts is offering free entertainment with comedy and music performances at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts. The events include a Latin comedy night and a tribute to Carole King and James Taylor.

The Chandler Museum unveils "¡MONSTRAS!: Female Legends of Latin America," reinterpreting Latin American myths with a feminist perspective. The exhibit features commissioned artwork and runs until August 31.

The Surprise City Council reviewed a study on the future of the Vista Center for the Arts, considering a partnership model to boost local arts and cultural offerings.