Fort Worth City Council Adopts Racial Equity Provisions
Last night, dozens of supporters and opponents of the Race & Culture Task Force’s final recommendations left Fort Worth City Hall agreeing that the...
Opus Nova: Homemade Classical Music
Chamber music remains an underrepresented outlet for enjoying classical music in Fort Worth. That reality persists despite the easy accessibility (including the convenience of...
The Last Man Burned at the Stake in Texas
On Saturday, December 2, 1933, a 30-year-old white woman named Nellie Williams Brockman was murdered near Kountze, Texas. Brockman had headed to town to...
Top 5 Shows 12/5 to 12/7
1) Last week’s Top 5 list was long, and since the holiday season is in full swing and you probably don’t have time to...
Toast & Jam with Ariel Davis
Ariel Davis discusses the upcoming Family Reunion mega-art show, featuring the works of a large cross-section of local artists under one roof at the...
Toast & Jam with Rambo
Rambo is a Fort Worth filmmaker and photographer who made a name for herself as Leon Bridges' official tour photographer a few years ago....
Toast & Jam with James Hinkle
Fort Worth bluesman James Hinkle has played his music locally, nationally, and abroad for several decades but is also passionate about painting. He shows...
Top 5 Shows 11/14 to 11/17
1) Hot off his CD release party, local bluegrass/roots musician Tennessee Dixon will be plying his trade along with his buddy, Americana songwriter Levi...
Top 5 Shows 11/9 to 11/10
1) Happy Friday! Did you read this week’s music feature? Tennessee Dixon, the subject of that verbiage, is releasing the physical copies of his...
Toast & Jam with Ngozi Akinro
Ngozi Akinro, a digital production professor at Texas Wesleyan University, critiques Toast & Jam and sings a Nigerian pop song during class with Jeff...
