Crockett Row — home to 25 dining, wellness, and entertainment spots in the Cultural District — will be rebranded to Artisan Circle as part of the urban village’s revitalization plan.
Dallas-based Younger Partners acquired Crockett Row in 2022 and unveiled plans earlier this week that include new pedestrian-friendly spaces and improved outdoor dining spaces.
Long-term revitalization plan
“Our commitment is to enhance accessibility, aesthetics, and the overall user experience to ensure that Artisan Circle becomes an iconic Fort Worth destination,” said Kathy Permenter, co-managing partner of Younger Partners.
According to a press release, updates will begin in January and take about 12-18 months to complete. New features include:
- New elevators in three of the five parking garages
- Two new valet stands
- New benches and landscaping in the central courtyard
- Enhanced outdoor dining patios
- Digital and interactive directories
- Improved signage
- Technology upgrades
The revitalization plan proposes to close Crockett Street between Norwood Street and Currie Street to improve pedestrian access between restaurants and shops.
