Best Of
Welcome to Best Of 2026
Gotta be positive. Even with things the way they are, so much overflows our cups. We must remain hopeful. And grateful. Since we’ve been...
Latest from NEWS
News Roundup, Fighting Back Edition
Data Center Canceled in Hood
Once again, the good folks in nearby Hood County said, “That’s a negatory” to the massive data center proposed for...
News Roundup, Weekend Edition
Mayor Maddie Parker Mistakes Michelle Obama for Kamala Harris
During the celebration of the 100th birthday of Fort Worth legend Dr. Opal Lee, a.k.a. the...
Latest from EATS & DRINKS
That’s a Wrap
The Reel Coffee House, 2506 W Pioneer Pkwy, Dalworthington Gardens. 646-529-0590. 9am-6pm Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Sat.
The Reel Coffee House in Dalworthington Gardens is exactly the kind...
Pick-’em Party
Felina, 401 Bryan Av, Fort Worth. 469-507-8626. 11am-9:30 Tue-Sat. • Pal’s Bar & Kitchen, 5636 N Tarrant Pkwy, Ste 120, Fort Worth. 682-593-0494. 11am-10pm...
Latest from MUSIC
Noteworthy
Friday
Bluegrass fans, if you’re sitting home this Fri, Oct 9, you’ll miss Bella White at Tulips FTW (112 St. Louis Av, Fort Worth, 817-367-9789). Don’t do...
HearSay: Noteworthy
Friday Night (High-)Lights
On Fri, Oct 2, in South Main Village at The Cicada (1002 S Main St, Fort Worth, @The_Cicada_FTW), Nightshade Burlesque will serve up...
Latest from STUFF
Winners Circle: Renaissance Indeed
I collect two things: plants and tattoos. I have ten tattoos of my own and have seen the work of countless Tarrant County artists...
Family Meeting
At its core, college football is about tradition. Mine — at least as an adult — is texting my former Clark Hall dorm roommate...
Latest from SCREEN
Film Shorts // October 14-20, 2026
OPENING
Aa Bata Aama 2 (NR) The sequel to the Nepali film from this past January, this film continues the story of the family that...
Film Shorts // October 7-13, 2026
OPENING
Angel and the Badman (PG-13) This remake of the 1947 Western stars Zachary Levi as a wounded outlaw who takes shelter with a good...
Latest from ARTS
Welcome to the Velvet Elk
The fourth show in Hip Pocket Theatre’s amazing 50th season, Soul Notes from the Velvet Elk (A Place of Wild Surrender) opens with the entire...
Trump/Epstein Reading Room Installation in North Texas
As I was riding shotgun on a recent trip to Dallas, on a mission to drop off my husband for a shift at the...
Back to School
Back to School, You Coves!
“The Founding Fathers in their wisdom decided that children were an unnatural strain on parents. So, they provided jails called schools, equipped with tortures...
Creature Comforts
Welcome to Creature Comforts!
Because we all could use a hero, the inspiration for this year’s Creature Comforts cover is the supercanine companion from the Superman franchise, in...
Summertime Edition
Welcome to Summer, Summer, Summertime!
Things may look a little bleak, but summer fun reminds us what’s worth fighting for. Every year for a while now, we’ve put out...
Summer of Soccer
World Cup Wrap-Up
The party’s over, and Argentina’s late-game magic finally ran out. The final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, was mostly one-way traffic for Spain, but...
Pride Month
Welcome to Pride 2026
It’s a shame I need to reiterate why we put out this issue every year, but when straight people are forced to live in...
Zest Magazine
Zest It Up
It’s that time of year again, time for our annual celebration of food and food lovers and everything and everyone in between. We hope...
WEEKLY WOMEN
Weekly Women 2026
I didn’t want to write this introduction. Like everything else in life, a woman could have done it better. But my woman co-workers said...
Black History Month
Black History Music
The contribution of Black musicians to Fort Worth is the same as it is to America. It’s immeasurable, invaluable, and woefully underrecognized. To alleviate...
Alive & Kicking
New Year, New You? Yes, Indeed!
Whether they call them “resolutions” or not, people are still looking to make positive changes headed into the new year. Based on recent surveys,...
Holidays
Welcome to Holidays 2025
Thank ya very much, indeed. It’s that time of the season for giving and getting but mostly giving, and we here at the Weekly...
On the Calendar
Night & Day: Crows, Spies & Catrinas
From spy thrillers and paint parties to Day of the Dead celebrations and live music at the State Fair, North Texas is serving up...
Reel Worth: Zine Fest Is Back
After a five-year hiatus, Fort Worth Zine Fest is back this Sat, Oct 17. For the uninitiated, zines are self-published magazines printed and shared...
Winners Circle: Ate Days of Fall at The Mont
The Mont (4729 St. Amand Cir, Ste 105, Fort Worth, 817-502-3400) is introducing a dinner menu that highlights fall flavors with an elevated touch....
Riot Grrrl is Roaring Back
This is a movement described by words such as “underground,” “punk,” and “Feminist” that was kicked off in the decade of our lord: the...
Blotch Blogs
Fort Worth’s Cheap Night Out Just Moved to a Phone Screen
West 7th on a Friday still pulls a crowd, but so does the couch. Cover charges, valet, and a couple of rounds at a...
Asbestos Exposure and Mesothelioma Risk in Fort Worth Industry
Fort Worth's historical role as a major manufacturing, railroad, and industrial center throughout the twentieth century means the city carries a significant legacy of...
Ate Days of Duff Goldman
Part history lesson, part baking demonstration, and part stand-up set, Duff Goldman will stretch paper-thin phyllo dough live onstage, share behind-the-scenes stories, and hand...
