Someone said that art is everywhere around us, if we only know where to look. In Fort Worth, that's especially true because the city is home to a fairly large blend of traditional and modern art -- and a lot of it's free to the public. Here are 15 public art pieces for your viewing pleasure. 1…
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Folks visiting with horses in tow have a few options. We've rounded up five spots that let you take a load off and sit a spell. Will Rogers Memorial Center Easily the most horse-friendly attraction in Fort Worth, the Will Rogers Memorial Center plays host to numerous equestrian events year-round…
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Passover –– the Jewish holiday that commemorates the freedom from slavery and the promise of redemption –– is usually a communal and festive holiday. Here are a few ways to celebrate the festival at home, which runs from sundown on March 27 to sundown April 4. Bubbe’s Secret Recipe Bubbe is Yiddish…
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There’s a palpable energy and natural beauty in the voice of singer-songwriter and Weatherford-native Van Darien, something akin to a wild rose that’s in full bloom yet braving the elements. Like most professional musicians, Van Darien’s days are full of networking, songwriting, booking, and…
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Fort Worth is no stranger to the movie camera. Cowtown has been seen in feature films, television shows, and commercials for decades. These are a few notable examples of projects where you can catch a glimpse of Fort Worth. Logan's Run (1976): The year is 2274 and humanity is confined to living in…
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Fort Worth has a rich music history and artists like Leon Bridges and Luke Wade continue to make a name for the Fort Worth music scene. Local music fan and writer, Mark Nobles shares his list of the Top 10 Best Fort Worth songs. 1) “Hey Paula” spent three weeks at number one on Billboards Hot 100…
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