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The Business of Art
Ariel Davis ran around Sundance Square before there was a Sundance Square. She and her friends would go to Starbucks (then on Houston Street)...
Latest from ARTS
Bursting the Bubble
Here I was, ready to unleash all my spleen at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition for inviting Russian and Belarusian pianists to compete...
Congregate at Kinfolk House
How do people build community? What shape does that community take during a global pandemic? Congregate will explore these and other questions through the work...
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Sun Is Shining
At the time of purchase, my weather app informed me it was an unforgiving 101 — with a less favorable heat index of 106....
An Original
The oily black yawn of a superheated frying pan. The alchemical mixing of mysterious ingredients. The chef whispering mellifluous secrets, scoring the butchering of...
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Elvis: 3000 Miles From Graceland
At this point, what is left to say about Elvis Presley? The man’s life and musical career have been exhaustively mined by his descendants,...
Brian and Charles: I Made a Friend
We’ve been deluged with found-footage horror films ever since The Blair Witch Project, but mockumentary comedies have been largely neglected ever since Christopher Guest...
Latest from MUSIC
Upsetting’s Life Fire, Spreading Fast
“We’re still a bummer band,” said Charlie Debolt, drummer of area punk band Upsetting. This was early into a brief Zoom call between me...
Double Header
For more than a decade, Washed Up Rookie has been a duo. Over the years, singer/guitarist Colton Cogdill and drummer Madison Cotton have released...
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Obstructing Justice?
It’s considerably likely that a fair trial for Atatiana Jefferson will be impossible in Tarrant County. That’s because Thursday’s hearing on whether to recuse...
Culture of Deception
The days of humdrum board meetings may be over for the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD). Setting aside the fact that the skyrocketing property valuations...
Latest from STUFF
Hero Quest Games
Among the many things affected by the COVID-19 pandemic were hobby gamers and game stores. Plenty of retailers closed up shop or stopped hosting...
Of Suns and Stars
This past Sunday saw a supernatural aligning of local sports astral bodies the likes of which has never been witnessed before in human history....
Blotch Blogs
The Best CBD Edibles: Where to Buy CBD Gummies in Texas
CBD-infused gummies in Fort Worth are surging in popularity, making them the most desirable product available in the cannabis market.
Hemp gummies are made from...
Hittin’ the Fort: Mimir Chamber Music Festival
Visit MimirFestival.org for more info.
On the Calendar
Night & Day // June 23-29, 2022
Thursday June 23, 2022
The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s Concerts in the Garden continues this week at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden (3220 Botanic Garden Blvd,...
Mimir Chamber Music Festival Returns
For 25 years, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival has brought world-class ensembles to TCU for two weeks of performances and educational programs. After two...
ATE DAY8 a Week // June 22-28, 2022
1.) On the fourth Friday of every month from January thru October, Arlington Charities (811 Secretary Dr, 817-275-1511) hosts a Mobile Food Market. All guests...
Pride Month 2022 // June 15-20, 2022
In honor of Pride Month, here are four more local events for your consideration.
1.) Can you be queer and a Christian? This is the...
