Posts by Carmina Tiscareño

Author: Carmina Tiscareño

Carmina Tiscareño is a Fort Worth native, sustainable fashion blogger and full-time digital journalist in North Texas. When she’s not working she’s enjoying her favorite vegan tacos in Fort Worth or Instagramming her cute Chihuahua. Aside from fashion she loves all things that involve art, music and vegan food.

A refreshing paleta, Spanish for popsicle, is the perfect treat to make the North Texas summer heat a bit more bearable. Here are three (of many) paleterias around town worth a visit.

From artwork that decorates concrete bridges to sculptures that honor the contribution of Mexican cattle-herders, here are some spots in Fort Worth that highlight the Latino community.

Before filmmaker Edy Martinez was creating the culinary EATFW and Chef Stories for Visit Fort Worth, his future seemed uncertain. The self-taught creator faced challenges but his passion pushed him to keep shooting to make his dreams come true.

Fort Worth is home to many talented Latinx artists who specialize in different mediums. From black-and-white line art drawings (that some have even gotten tattooed) to earrings made with local flowers and plants, there’s something for every art lover.

Most people recognize North Side as the home turf for the Fort Worth Stockyards.

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Author: Carmina Tiscareño

Paletas in Fort Worth

Hispanic Cultural Sites in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Filmmaker Edy Martinez

Latinx Artists in Fort Worth

Beyond the Stockyards: Fort Worth's Historic North Side

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