Mass Appeal to premiere in Fort Worth’s Circle Theatre
The conflict between a comfortably ensconced priest and an outspoken, young seminarian will play out at Fort Worth’s Circle Theatre later this month in the area’s premiering of “Mass Appeal.” TCU...
View ArticleVenues in Fort Worth to host several concerts this June
Summer in Fort Worth is in full throttle, bringing all the summer concerts that come with it. Everywhere from Billy Bob’s Texas in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, to Central Market Fort Worth, to...
View ArticleFort Worth’s Fourth to attract thousands for family-friendly fun
Fort Worth’s sky will soon light up for the 2015 Fort Worth’s Fourth celebration, an annual free family festival at Panther Island Pavilion celebrating Independence Day. Saturday’s festivities are...
View ArticleYardSmart seminar attracts gardeners, experts
After a wet spring and hot summer, gardening experts are trying to keep fort worth residents informed on how to conserve water in their yards. The YardSmart seminar is a semiannual event that takes...
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Task force tightens regulations for Stockyard overlay design
The Historic Stockyards Design District Task Force decided in an 8-6 vote yesterday to tighten the regulations on building height by changing it from a guideline to a standard. The new rule requires...
View ArticleSt. Andrew Catholic Church feeds thousands monthly
Saint Andrew Catholic Church fed 2,416 people last month through their food pantry outreach. The pantry began more than 24 years ago as a broader social ministry that dealt with things like furniture,...
View ArticleFriday on the Green provides music and fun for all ages
Fort Worth South, Inc.’s, summer concert series Friday on the Green will feature seven concerts between May and October. The local nonprofit organization’s picnic-style concerts are held at Magnolia...
View ArticleFort Worth Band, Telegraph Canyon brings something new to Friday on the Green
Indie/folk rock band Telegraph Canyon has played Friday on the Green every year since 2010. This year the group will play on June 12. The free admission concert is held monthly through October at...
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“Framing Desire” exhibition showcases at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Only a few months remain for the “Framing Desire” exhibition, a scene of attraction at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. According to The Modern’s website, “the artists each use their medium in ways...
View ArticleVenues in Fort Worth to host several concerts this July
Venues such as Billy Bob’s Texas, Central Market Fort Worth, Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Friday on the Green and Rockin’ the Rive Live on the Trinity are hosting many different concerts. Featured...
View ArticleChildren’s Closet at University Christian Church to donate uniforms
Parish members at the University Christian Church (UCC) are collecting uniforms for students in Fort Worth ISD for its Back-to-School Bag It Night tonight at six. The event will provide 32 schools in...
View ArticleArtSouth: Encouraging local artists to bloom where planted
Fort Worth’s Near Southside district is undergoing a new development program to increase exposure for local artists and expand studio and residential space. The ArtSouth program is aiming to improve...
View ArticleA game day guide to food around TCU
Football fans wanting to grab a bite to eat before kickoff can choose one of the many options within walking distance of Amon G. Carter Stadium. On University Drive fans could stop by Dutch’s, Buffalo...
View ArticleThe Live Oak: A music destination in Fort Worth
Fort Worth has long been known as cowtown, but its arts and music scene is quickly developing to balance the inherent cowboy culture, especially along the Magnolia corridor. Live Oak Music Hall and...
View ArticleClassic Film Series offers community screenings
The Classic Film Series held on TCU’s campus throughout the semester offers community members a chance to view classic films. Dr. Joan McGettigan, film history and critical film studies professor at...
View ArticleNew option for coffee connoisseurs opening on West Seventh Street
Avoca Coffee Roasters, which has been on Magnolia Avenue for four years, is expanding to the cultural district. The coffee shop is expected to open at 835 Foch St. between the end of October and the...
View ArticleCultural district to host festival honoring the arts
Ten cultural district locations are offering free admission this Saturday for the 10th annual Day in the District. The Arts Council of Fort Worth, museums and other attractions are hosting the event,...
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The State Fair of Texas opens for the season
It’s time for the State Fair of Texas, and from Sept. 25 to Oct. 18, concessionaires at the fair are showcasing their new foods and beverages, going beyond the standard corn dog. Since 1886, the State...
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Canstruction returns to the State Fair of Texas
Structures made from canned and packaged food are on display at the State Fair of Texas to promote feeding the hungry. Fort Worth and Dallas companies designed can art to fit the fair’s theme...
View ArticleFWISD coach and administrator reflect on concussion protocol past and present
Football season is underway, and concussion prevention in youth sports remains a pressing topic. One Fort Worth coach and one administrator said the concussion procedures have been significantly...
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