The Chandler Museum presents "Gaman," an exhibit on the Japanese American internment at Gila River, showcasing the resilience of detainees during WWII.

Vision Gallery's "M | otherworlds" exhibition in Chandler highlights the transformative journey of artists through motherhood, running from March 22 until June 7.

Scottsdale's third annual Family ArtsFest at SkySong on March 21-22 will feature student art, performances, and activities, with community outreach including a fundraiser for local programs.

The Casa Grande Arts & Culture Commission offers two opportunities for funding and public art projects, with deadlines for proposals on March 24 for nonprofits and April 21 for artists.

The Chandler Museum's "Ceangal/Connections" exhibition celebrates a 15-year sister city relationship between Chandler, Arizona, and Tullamore, Ireland with diverse artistic works.

The city of Casa Grande is offering $20,000 for an artist to design artwork for the archways of City Hall North Plaza, with submissions due by April 21.

Scottsdale's Cycle the Arts event combines cycling with art appreciation on an 11-mile bike tour featuring public art and insights from local artists. Registration is required for the free event.

A Nintendo-themed mural named "Super Barrio Bros" by Angel Diaz is on display in Central Phoenix, featuring iconic Super Mario characters and elements.

Glendale seeks artists for a project to enhance the south façade of City Hall, with a focus on cultural impact. The selected artist will sign a contract on June 24 to begin the design process.

Phoenix's "Artists to Work" grant program exhibited 21 artists' works at the Audubon Rio Salado Center, celebrating diverse art forms like photography and dance.

"The Abundance of Black Joy" exhibit at the Southeast Regional Library, curated by Claire Njuguna and Daryl Ijaola, features portraits and poetry celebrating Black identity until March end.

Mesa's downtown is now adorned with a range of public art installations, enhancing the city's cultural appeal and commitment to creativity and innovation.

The event "3rd Fridays at The P.L.A.C.E." in Tolleson features artistic exhibits, live music by the JPLN Band, and celebrates creativity and connection. It's a free community occasion held on February 21st from 6 to 9:30 PM.