Summer Orchestral Conducting Institute Draws International Students to Fort Worth
After 20 seasons as the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s music director, Miguel Harth-Bedoya has turned much of his time end effort to education. When...
Preview of Queen Nefertari’s Egypt
The Kimbell Art Museum’s new exhibit, Queen Nefertari’s Egypt, opens today at the Renzo Piano Pavilion (3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, 817-332-8451). We chatted with...
Read A Texas Book On Sunday
A group of book lovers has declared April 12 as Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) Texas Day.
You'd think a bunch of literary folks could...
Symbolic Justice
Early this morning, members of an unnamed group placed a large coffin on Mayor Mattie Parker’s front yard. The gray casket has been spraypainted...
Stonewall: The Sequel
Who knew that Fort Worth’s celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in NYC would turn into a historical re-enactment that had...
Bye Bye, Asperger’s: Now What’s Wrong With Me?
Have you heard? Everyone’s favorite vague but strangely appealing diagnosis, Asperger’s Syndrome, is going away in May: The upcoming new edition of the American...
Bale Creek Allen Gallery Arrives
Artist and gallery owner Bale Creek Allen has big plans for his adopted home of Fort Worth. The long-time Austinite recently moved to Granbury.
“My...
What Will You See In The Images?
Suppose you played in a punk rock band in the 1970s and were into mind expansion. And let’s say you had a lifelong interest...
Block Walking with Mayoral Candidate Deborah Peoples
Fort Worth will elect a new mayor on Saturday, June 5 through a runoff election. We caught up with mayoral candidate Deborah Peoples, who...
The Top 5 Shows
1.) Scott Copeland will be all over town this weekend, starting Friday night at Magnolia Motor Lounge (3005 Morton St., 817-332-3344), where the rowdy...
