Separation of Church and Trail
A granite monument sporting an engraved Bible scripture was recently installed on public property near Fort Worth’s Trinity Trails, and some folks aren’t happy...
Dia De Los Brand Loyalty
Is there a better drink on a hot summer day than a cold Coors Light? Well, water, of course, but as the joke about...
Protecting Industry
A natural gas compressor ordinance passed by the Fort Worth City Council last week has closed a several-years-old loophole favoring drillers but simultaneously expanded...
Killer or Filler?
Along with the return of Flickerstick frontman Brandin Lea, who’s fronting a new project, Jetta in the Ghost Tree (“Return of the Jetta,” Sept....
Chokehold Signs Southern Train Gypsy
Southern Train Gypsy might not seem like the kind of band to be interested in stuff like record labels and “getting signed” and all...
Glory Won’t Be Denied
For an opera company known for cultivating young talent and taking on newer, contemporary works (as well as re-envisioning classics), Fort Worth Opera has...
Plastic Nature, Naturally
Inspired by her mother, the late painter and printmaker Beth Lea Clardy, Fort Worth’s Ann Ekstrom has spent most of her professional life reconstituting...
Gallery
In UNT’s new exhibit Beyond Natural, nine artists create sculptures and 3D art inspired by forms of the natural world. These include fantastical landscapes...
Indie Film Roundup
Once again, a crop of low-budget films finds its way into our multiplexes this week for our edification. You might well turn to these...
Egg on the Edge
I’m on my back in a dimly lit room on the seventh floor of a Dallas research hospital. Though I can’t see it, a...
