🧀 Build your menu with local charcuterie boards

• The Art of Grazing | There’s a little something for everyone — grab a wine and cheese board, a classic charcuterie board with all the fixins’, or a board strictly for cheese lovers.
• Graze Craze | Choose a board that fits the size of your group — ranging from one to 10 grazers — with options including fresh fruits, veggies, cheeses, and meats.
• Wild Boards TX | Order in advance for a customizable board with crackers, meats, cheeses, sweets, and produce.

💐 Pick out the decor

• Set the scene with a colorful bloom of flowers from The Flower Market on 7th or choose from a variety of offerings from Flowers To Go in Sundance Square.
• What’s a picnic without a vintage basket? Stop by Montgomery Street Antique Mall and choose from the selection of baskets, vintage blankets, and a wide selection of outdoor items.
• For last-minute items like a bottle of sparkling wine, coffee, and treats, check out the offerings at Roy Pope Grocery.

🍿 Picnic hacks

• Picnic Cuties | The perfect option for large gatherings, Picnic Cuties will set up a private outdoor experience for you to enjoy complete with food + activities.
• Belle Amor Picnics | Avoid the hassle of finding supplies and call in the professionals at Belle Amor Picnics.

• March Screening: “9 to 5" | Wednesday, Mar. 22 | 7-10 p.m. | Stage West Theatre, 821 W. Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth | Free | Watch this 1980s classic starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton with the Fort Worth Film Club.

• Cheese, Please | Thursday, Mar. 23 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Central Market Fort Worth, 4651 West Freeway, Fort Worth | $80 | Sample creations and learn tips from Paula Lambert, the founder of Mozzarella Company.

• Art Gallery Showcase | Friday, Mar. 24 | 5-8 p.m. | TCU School of Art, 2900 W. Berry St., Fort Worth | Free | Stop by the opening exhibit to view 150 pieces of work from students, faculty, and local artists in a special exhibition celebrating 150 years of the school’s history.

• 10th Anniversary | Saturday, Mar. 25 | 12-6 p.m. | Martin House Brewing Company, 220 S. Sylvania Ave., Fort Worth | Free | Celebrate the breweries decade of business with a party featuring food vendors, kegs, hula dancers + the release of the new Rum Ham beer.

• Easter Bunny Egg Hunt | Sunday, Mar. 26 | 2-3 p.m. | Willow Creek Park, North Knowles Dr., Saginaw | Free | Bring the kiddos for an afternoon of egg hunting, a mini petting zoo, and pony rides.
• Arlington Renegades | Sunday, Mar. 26 | 2 p.m. | Choctaw Stadium, 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington | $24-$102 | Watch the home team play in-state rival San Antonio Brahmas.
• Brisket 101 | Sunday, Mar. 26 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Panther Island Brewing, 501 N. Main St., Fort Worth | $175 | Learn the process of smoking brisket from pitmaster Dayne Weaver of Dayne’s Craft Barbecue — attendees will get to snack on barbecue and sip on brews from a souvenir glass.

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• Dallas’ Novel Coffee Roasters is moving to Fort Worth. Cherry Coffee Shop owner Katherine Morris purchased the roastery last month and plans to move it just north of the Foundry District along the Trinity River. In a press release, Katherine said she’s working closely with the former owners to ensure a smooth transition.

• Cowtown is one of three North Texas cities to get a new Kroger Marketplace location. The grocery chain plans to open stores in Fort Worth, Plano, and Melissa by 2024. The Marketplace stores offer full-service grocery, pharmacy, and home goods departments. The exact locations are not yet known. (CultureMap Dallas)

• Get your resumes ready — The city’s “It’s Worth Working Here” job fair will be held on Saturday, April 15. There will be 300+ positions available along with on-site interviews and free, professional headshots. The event will be held at the Tarrant County College South Campus from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• Stanley Black & Decker is closing its Fort Worth factory, laying off 175 people. The toolmaker opened its Alliance facility in 2020 and made mechanic tools under the Craftsman brand. The company said the move is part of a $2 billion cost-saving strategy. (The Dallas Morning News)

• The Forest Park Miniature Railroad now has until summer to start running. The operator said it’s experiencing delays with equipment repairs and deliveries. The city extended the deadline for a third time, now giving the company until Friday, June 30 to get rolling.

• Margie’s Original Italian Kitchen on Camp Bowie Boulvedard W. will close as it undergoes two months of remodeling. The 70-year-old restaurant was recently sold to the owners of JD’s Hamburgers and they plan to freshen up the decor and add new menu items. Once complete, the restaurant will accommodate around 120 guests.

• Fort Worth actor Eric Nelsen is partnering with a new bourbon company called Bucking Bull Bourbon. The “1883” star will serve as the brand ambassador and spokesperson for the Texas-based bourbon. It’s expected to hit the shelves in April.

• Has spring sprung in your home yet? If you’re looking to get outdoors, this wipeable tablecloth is just begging for some al fresco dining, and these garden and herb labels will get you in a planting mood. Plus, this viral birdfeeder practically brings the birds inside with you.