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Monday, April 13, 2026

Walking the Thin Line

Downtown Arlington: The Greenest Party in Town!

Love (and Dirt) is in the Air

MIXologist #2

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FWMSH Is Reopening

During the pandemic, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History –– self-described as “just a museum trying to make a long-distance relationship work” ––...

Central Market Hatch Chile Festival

When times are uncertain, you can always count on Central Market. Groceries are essential, but this H.E.B.-owned chain makes its customers feel that they...

Drive-Up School-Readiness Carnival

Two local nonprofits –– The Best Place For Kids and Read Fort Worth –– are teaming up to help families with kids who are...

Bar Lives Matter

Chris Polone brought his company name “Stand For Something Group” to life over Fourth of July weekend. He took a stand for all of...

Find Fletcher’s

Besides the pig races and funnel cake, my favorite thing at the State Fair of Texas is having a Fletcher’s Original Corny Dog for...

Vaqueros Bring the Live Futbol Action

While we do not know what to tell you about live baseball, hockey, or football at the moment, we do know that one local...

Fort Worth Strong

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra ended its 108th season last May by streaming past concerts, previously unreleased recordings, and new educational programs. The musicians...

Henny & Heels

In the parking lot of Cooper Commons sits a highly successful Black-owned business called Jamaica Gates (1020 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington, 347-885-3994). Olympic track...

Final Pride Month Celebrations

LBGTQ S.A.V.E.S. –– an organization that provides a safe space for social and personal development for LGBTQ youth and allies –– is hosting SAVE...

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...