Indoor Activities in Fort Worth
Rain, snow, heat or cold, don't let the weather slow down the fun in Fort Worth…
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Get Around: Transportation in Fort Worth
Transportation options in Fort Worth allow accessible, environmentally friendly and thriftyfreedom to roam. …
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Must-See Live Shows in August
We’ve parsed through the lineups and cut through the noise to bring you a monthly roundup of the best live shows in Fort Worth. August 5 Metalachi at Lola’s Fort Worth The world’s only heavy metal mariachi group, Metalachi, will pummel your ears with amped-up Mariachi arrangements in early August at…
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Fort Worth Fun in August
August is HOT with tons of activities and events to celebrate the end of summer and kick off fall all over FunkyTown. Here’s your guide of what not-to-miss this August in Forth Worth. DFW Restaurant Week Restaurant Week is one of the best times of the year to cross off spots on your foodie bucket…
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Make a splash in Fort Worth
One thing you can always count on in Texas - the summer is HOT! With 100-degree-plus days, stay cool outdoors in the water. In Fort Worth, you can head to the public pool with on-premise lifeguards, aquatic features, splash pads, or waterways like the lake or the river for just a few dollars. Fort…
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See the best of Broadway at Bass Hall
You don't have to go to New York to see the best of Broadway. Thanks to Performing Arts Fort Worth and presenting sponsor PNC Bank, the 2022-2023 Broadway at the Bass Season is set to bring a new slate of shows to downtown Fort Worth's Bass Performance Hall. The 2022-2023 season is also celebrating…
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What's new in Sundance Square
Fort Worth’s Sundance Square is a multi-block downtown destination where you will find vibrant art, entertainment, dining and shopping anchored around the world-renowned Sundance Square Plaza (also affectionately referred to as the “Living Room of Fort Worth”). Food and Drink Sundance Square…
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Weekday Activities
From Mule Alley to downtown and beyond, weekends are once again hoppin’ across Fort Worth. If you are looking to book your weekday dance card, keep these popular attractions that offer dance lessons, live shows and interactive tours during the week in mind. Dance Lessons at Billy Bob’s Texas Billy…
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Where to Get Ice Cream in Fort Worth
It can get hot in Texas. Sprinkle some joy into your day with a scoop or two of ice cream. Amorino Gelato 5274 Monahans Avenue Located in the luxurious Clearfork District, Amorino's servings of gelato are as tasty as they are beautiful. These scoops are authentic, too. Amorino was founded in Italy…
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Judy Bernas: Woman Worth Meeting
An NCAA public service campaign emphasizes that student athletes overwhelmingly “go pro in something other than sports,” with the implication that their playing experiences help them in their jobs after they’ve hung up their high tops, skates, or cleats. Judy Bernas works for an NCAA member institution in a non-athletic capacity and feels the games she played growing up have influenced her career. “Sports has so many lessons for all of us -- how to be gracious winners, even more gracious losers, discipline, consistency, commitment, and most importantly, teamwork. The lessons from sports are used in my professional life every day,” said Bernas, who currently serves as the associate dean and chief strategy and communication officer for the TCU School of Medicine in Fort Worth. “I played softball, volleyball and lots of golf,” she said of her sporting activities growing up. Her father was the driving force in her development. “An entrepreneur who started his own company, he was my softball coach. He loved to play golf and taught me how to play. We actually both had holes-in-one on the exact same hole (many years apart) at Encanto Golf Course in Phoenix, AZ. He was a New Yorker by birth and followed football, basketball, and golf religiously. He taught us the importance of putting effort into what you are doing and to shooting for the stars – ‘if you don't do it, someone else will,’” she said. “When I play golf and make a terrible putt, I can still hear him saying, ‘C'mon Judy. Make it count!’” She’s used what her dad taught her for more than just inspiration. “Golf has been important professionally as a way to connect with colleagues and associates. And a little competition never gets in the way of a great partnership!” Judy’s lifelong love of sports did, in fact, lead her to professional opportunities in the industry. “I have served on the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority and currently serve on the Fiesta Bowl Board of Directors, where I am Chair-elect…
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