Fort Worth Weekly
Toast & Jam with Maven
Maven’s Moon Apothecary & Faery Cottage is a funky little shop that's owned and operated by a green witch in River Oaks. Maven’s metaphysical...
Tinie’s Goodness
Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine, 113 S Main St, FW. 682-255-5425. Temporary hours: 5pm-10pm Tue-Thu, 5pm-12am Fri-Sat. Normal hours: 4pm-12am Tue-Sat. Full and Sat-Sun brunch will...
Mule Alley Arrives
One recent afternoon, a few dozen people gathered on the south side of East Exchange Avenue to watch several cattle languidly walk to their...
CrossF’d
COVID shutdowns haven’t been kind to the fitness industry. Big box gyms saw memberships freefall as out-of-work and cash-strapped citizens cut unnecessary expenditures to...
Night & Day
Wednesday, June 24
In these chaotic times, people could use some free legal advice, especially renters. At 2pm, go online and check out the new...
Night & Day
Wednesday, June 17
Why is it so hard for white people to talk about racism? Find out at 7pm. New World United Methodist Church is studying...
Jubilee’s Triumphant Return
Like many theaters earlier this spring, Jubilee Theatre went on a three-month hiatus. Now they are back open just in time for their 39th...
Reining in Police Spending
Around a dozen activists representing a wide range of political affiliations gathered recently at a restaurant on the Near Southside to discuss the CCPD....
Toast & Jam with Donnell Ballard
Donnell Ballard was 16 when he participated in his first civil rights protest in Fort Worth. Now 49, he is still marching. As president...
UPDATED: Black Restaurants Matter
In the continuing efforts to address the violence inflicted on our indigenous Black community by 400-plus years of slavery followed by systemic oppression, the...
