At the Amon Carter Museum, two exhibitions explore the American West
FORT WORTH — True to the spirit of Amon Carter — who liked to proclaim Fort Worth as…
Over 35 years later, African American Museum of Dallas continues Black history classes
The African American Museum’s library is filled with decades of Black history from rare books like The Negro…
Fort Worth musician raises over $337,000 for Texas flood survivors
Fort Worth musician Josh Weathers and his band raised more than $337,000 in four hours for families affected…
From crisis to comeback, community saves Fort Worth youth theater program after NEA cuts
ShaVonne Davis was enjoying a quiet Friday night with her husband when she received a startling email from…
It’s time to celebrate National Day of the Cowboy
Saddle up to celebrate the spirit of the Old West on July 26 for National Day of the…
Grab your beret. It’s time to celebrate Bastille Day in Dallas-Fort Worth
Mid-July welcomes a sprinkle of France’s own red, white and blue across Dallas-Fort Worth, thanks to the country’s…
Dallas rock trio J. Isaiah Evans & the Boss Tweed drops debut album ‘Americana Radio’
Who needs a bass guitar when you’ve got a Hammond B-3? That’s the credo of the promising organ-fueled…
Hip Pocket Theatre buzzes through broad Lorca comedy
The bugs are biting and so is the satire in Hip Pocket Theatre’s lively production of the vintage…
Raw, catchy musical ‘A Strange Loop’ elicits powerful laughs, then silences room
On opening night at Circle Theatre in Fort Worth, the audience laughs so hard at A Strange Loop…
Where to find a sensory-friendly Fourth of July event in Dallas-Fort Worth
When most people think of the Fourth of July, the first image that pops to mind is a…