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Edward Brown writes about music, arts and news for a variety of publications. He’s an award-winning writer for the Fort Worth Weekly and volunteers for numerous Fort Worth nonprofits.

Fort Worth has a rich and storied musical legacy. To keep up with the current explosion of new talent in Fort Worth, Visit Fort Worth is working with Hear Fort Worth to profile two local musicians every month.

Fort Worth business owners have become quite creative when crafting unique community events. From turtle racing to opera shots, here are the best bar ventures we are aware of in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth has a rich and storied tradition of creating exceptionally talented musicians. To keep up with the current explosion of new talent in Fort Worth, Visit Fort Worth is working with Hear Fort Worth to profile two local musicians every month. JACK “JACKDAW” RUSSELL I first met Jack “ Jackdaw ”

The barrel racing, calf tying, horse bucking Fort Worth experience better known as the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo (FWSSR) is only weeks away. Starting January 12, thousands of locals and tourists will be treated to several world-famous rodeos. If it’s your first time parsing through all the fun

The Cultural District will soon be flush with thousands of rodeo fans as the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo springs to life this January with acrobatic shows, competitions, western-themed parades and lots more. When one finds themselves hungry, dozens of restaurants are within walking distance,

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is loaded with dozens of fun events and main attractions, not least of which is the Coors Light Roadhouse . The music series will host dozens of world-class Country and Americana music acts at the Will Rogers Memorial Center Jan. 12 through Feb. 3. Texas crooner

The jingling bells of Christmas and the clinking glasses of holiday-themed cocktails are two harbingers that merry ol’ times lie ahead.

That most magical time of the year is nearly here. Fort Worth has several family-friendly events that will help you count down the days until Christmas.

We’ve all been there. Your friends are waiting at the bar, living it up, but you’re left circling the parking lot searching for an open spot.

For beer retailers, it’s called a “reset.” That’s when grocery stores and specialty shops pull light, session-y beers from the shelves and replace them with stouts, pumpkin ales and styles associated with fall. I noticed the prominence of burnt orange signs advertising spiced suds on a recent trip

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Author: Edward Brown

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Guide to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo

5 Places to Dine Near Will Rogers

Rocking out at the Coors Light Roadhouse

Winter Warmers Galore

Christmas Light Shows in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Parking Tips

Fort Worth Fall Beer Releases

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