Apache Junction invites artists to display their work at city facilities, with drop-offs for new submissions scheduled for February 10th at the city hall.

Maricopa, Arizona, unveils "Agrarian Roots," a metal sculpture by Joe Tyler celebrating the city’s agricultural history and inspiring local artistic engagement.

Chandler honors former mayor Jay Tibshraeny at Celebration Plaza, recognizing his decades of public service and contributions to the city's growth and quality of life.

The Young Artists Showcase in Peoria highlighted art from local students, with 32 recognized at a council meeting. Their work will feature at the 2025 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival, supporting the Peoria Education Foundation.

Phoenix Sky Harbor celebrates its 90th anniversary with the introduction of Culture Corner, offering travelers free live art and performances at the airport.

Casa Grande's "Traveling Garbage Gallery Art Program" transforms garbage trucks into moving art exhibits with local artists' work, aiming to beautify the streets while conveying an anti-litter message.

Jon Arvizu presents "I Can’t Help Myself," an introspective exhibition melding music and tarot themes at the Chandler Museum, offering a personal narrative of self-love and awareness, open until June 8, 2025.

The article describes the Mesa Historical Home Tour taking place on January 18, allowing visitors to explore twelve homes showcasing architectural styles like Craftsman and Ranch in Mesa's historic districts.

The Phoenix Art Museum will host "The World of Anna Sui" from April 13, showcasing over 100 of the designer's ensembles, reflecting her impact on fashion.

Mesa, Arizona retains its status as an Autism Certified City, with the Mesa Arts Center, Arizona Museum of Natural History, and idea Museum renewing their certifications to remain inclusive for guests with autism.

The 47th Annual S'edav Va'aki Museum Indian Market in Phoenix highlighted Indigenous arts, culture, and food, drawing connections between historical traditions and contemporary works.

The City of Maricopa extends the application deadline for its arts grants, offering up to $1,500 for individual arts projects and $3,000 for non-profits. Results will be announced in February 2025.

The Casa Grande Arts & Culture Commission has launched a Mini-Grant Program for high school clubs, supporting arts projects with a January 2025 deadline for proposals.