Fort Worth Convention and visitors Bureau Blog

Fort Worth Aviation History and Museums

In January 1911, Roland Garros lifted off from the grounds of a horse racing track just west of downtown Fort Worth in his Bleriot XI, becoming the first heavier-than-air-flight in the City of Fort Worth. The spirit of that day struck a vein in the city which has never left. Aviation History The…

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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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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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