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• Family Science Night | Wednesday, Mar. 15 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Fort Worth Public Library - La Gran Biblioteca, 4200 S. Freeway, Fort Worth | Free | Test your engineering know-how by building a bridge with your family.

• PBR Stockyards Showcase | Thursday, Mar. 16 | 7:30 p.m. | Cowtown Coliseum, 121 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth | $15-$45 | Eight seconds can seem like an eternity during professional bull riding.

• After Hours in the Garden | Friday, Mar. 17 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth | $18-$25 | Stop and smell the roses after a long day of work and enjoy delicious food + drinks while listening to live music by Joseph Neville.
• Ben Rector | Friday, Mar. 17 | 7:30 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $35-$350 | The indie superstar is bringing “The Old Friends Acoustic” tour to Cowtown with Jordy Searcy and Stephen Day.

• WitchyCon 2023 | Saturday, Mar. 18 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Bob Duncan Center, 2800 S. Center St., Arlington | Cost of purchase | Explore magical vendors and presentations — plus, have your tarot cards read.
• 3rd Annual Cowtown Crawfish Boil | Saturday, Mar. 18 | 12-8 p.m. | Horus Hall, 208 NW 24th St., Fort Worth | $10-$40 | Crawfish, cold beer, and live music by the Squeezebox Bandits — what more could you want?

• 80’s & 90’s Car Show | Sunday, Mar. 19 | 8:30-11 a.m. | Fort Worth Aviation Museum, 3300 Ross Ave., Fort Worth | $10 | “Back to the Future” meets “Top Gun” with a Dolorian next to a fighter jet in this event that supports Fort Worth Hospice.
• Modern Masterpieces | Sunday, Mar. 19 | 2 p.m. | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $20-$115 | Enjoy a mixed repertoire of neoclassical and contemporary ballet.

• Tootsie | Tuesday, May 9-Sunday, May 14 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $44-$126 | This new musical direct from Broadway is a laugh-out-loud love letter to the theater — catch it at Bass Hall for one week only.*

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• Demolition kicked off last week for the greatly anticipated National Juneteenth Museum in the Historic Southside. The organization also launched a national call for artifacts and hired Lauren Cross as the museum’s executive strategist. She will develop the curatorial plan. 🚧

• Three new stores are opening in The Shops at Clearfork this spring. Local fashion brand Alara the Label and Italian furniture brand Natuzzi Italia will open next month, near Tory Burch and Stanley Eisenman, respectively. Eyewear brand Black Optical is slated to open Monday, May 1 next to Rise nº3. 🛍️

• Sip, sip, hooray — Branch & Bird’s newly renovated sky-high restaurant and bar opened over the weekend with updated interiors. Stop by for a glass of wine and some local music during happy hour (Wednesday-Friday, 3-6 p.m.) or check out other happy hours around town. 🍷

• The NCAA Women’s Gymnastics National Championships is returning to Dickies Arena. The top eight college teams from across the country will compete Thursday, April 13 and Saturday, April 15. Grab your ticket to watch the ladies stick it. 🤸‍♀️

• Join one of Cowtown’s most popular traditions — the Fort Worth Herd is hiring full and part-time drovers. The positions include riding in the cattle drive, caring for the animals, and helping educate the public about the town’s heritage. Want a leg up in your application? Refresh your knowledge of cattle brands. 🐎

• Looking for a swanky night on the town? Check out The Constellation Club on the 26th floor of The Towers at Williams Square in Irving (~40 minutes east of downtown). Backed by pro golfer Jordan Spieth, the members-only club will open Thursday, March 30. 🍸 (PaperCity Fort Worth)

• AI portraits are all the rage, but one Fort Worth artist isn’t phased. Artist Pindar Van Arman has been using artificial intelligence robots to paint for almost 20 years. Read how Pindar creates and how he has seen the technology change over the last two decades. 🎨 (The Dallas Morning News)

• All aboard — Amtrak is studying a potential expansion of the New York-New Orleans Crescent line between Meridian, MS and Fort Worth along I-20. Next steps: The rail company will apply for a grant from the Federal Railroad Administration to examine what track and station improvements need to be made. 🚂 (Trains)

• It’s not too late to visit Fairfield Lake State Park for free. The property (~two hours southeast of downtown) was sold to Dallas-based developer Todd Interests last month, but has reopened temporarily. The state’s lease will officially end in June and then the land will be developed into multimillion-dollar homes. 🌳 (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

• AG1 by Athletic Greens is so much more than “greens.” With one scoop, AG1 empowers the gut for whole-body health. (And, ICYMI, we can’t achieve a healthier everything else without a healthy gut.) Try it and receive a free one year supply of vitamin D and five free travel packs.*

• Did you know our online store Six & Main features Sourhouse, a company that creates simple tools for sourdough bakers to care for their starters? The Goldie by Sourhouse + Cooling Puck is one of the most popular items. Let’s start baking. 🍞

• Looking for a vibrant place with scenic outdoors and an expansive culinary scene? Explore Greenville, SC where eclectic dining, outdoor adventures + natural beauty awaits. Check out travel inspo so you can start planning your trip.*

• It’s time for biscuits with the boss. Season three of “Ted Lasso” premieres today only on Apple TV+, which means AFC Richmond is hitting the pitch and Jason Sudeikis will surely have some feel-good life advice for us. Bonus: Get your first week free when you sign up to stream. 📺 *

• This Princeton grad’s startup raised $161 million to help people plan for retirement — and its free tool can match you with up to three vetted financial advisors serving your area who can help you work towards a more comfortable retirement. Try it out for yourself.*