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From sunrise to sunset, there’s always something happening in Panther City. | Photo by @jrh79_
You may be familiar with the events section of our newsletter — but what about our website?

Make the most of our comprehensive events calendar with these pro tips for navigating our site like a true local.

Event search tools

First, head to our Events page.

Then, start scrolling to see what events are coming up, or use these key features to filter events more specifically:

Magnifying glass icon: Search keywords to find event categories or search events by name.
“All Events” drop-down (desktop): Search for virtual events or “Editor’s Picks.”
  • What’s an Editor’s Pick, you ask? Those are events that our team has personally curated for our audience. Aka: fun, noteworthy, or important going-ons in the community.
Descending list icon (desktop): Choose how you want events for each day to be ordered — by time, popularity, or alphabetically.
Bullet list icon: Change the format from lists to thumbnails.
Additional tools: Select date, location, and/or radius.

Add your own event

You can add your own events to our community calendar. Here’s how:

“Add Event” calendar button: Click or tap this button, create a login, and input your event information. We need the name, date(s), time(s), location, price, and a brief description.

Bonus: You can always upload events for free, or choose a paid option to guarantee that it’s listed in our newsletter. Review our promotional offerings before clicking “submit.”

Happy event hunting!
 
 
Events
 
Thursday, March 30
  • Smile Empty Soul | Thursday, Mar. 30 | 7 p.m. | Tulips, 112 St. Louis, Ave., Fort Worth | $18 | Jam out to the musical styling of Smile Empty Soul with Horizon Theory, Fire Follows, and Therma.
  • PBR Stockyards Showcase | Thursday, Mar. 30 | 7:30 p.m. | Cowtown Coliseum, 121 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth | $15-$55 | Catch the craziest show in town with professional bull riders.
Friday, March 31
  • Arlington Renegades | Friday, Mar. 31 | 6 p.m. | Choctaw Stadium, 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington | $22-$102 | The North Texas XFL team will take on the Seattle Sea Dragons.
  • Delta Rae | Friday, Mar. 31 | 8 p.m. | Tulips Fort Worth, 112 St. Louis Ave., Fort Worth | $20 | If you’re feeling spooky, check out this musician’s “Return of the Witch” tour with Wyn Starks.
Saturday, April 1
  • Fort Worth Foto Fest Preview | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 1-2:30 p.m. | Fort Worth Camera, 6483 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth | Free | Drop into this orientation so you can make the most of the eighth annual Foto Fest.
  • Panther City Lacrosse Club | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 7 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $21-$79 | Watch the Panthers take on the Albany FireWolves.
Sunday, April 2
  • New Edition | Sunday, Apr. 2 | 7 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $120-$150 | Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum-selling R&B supergroup is bringing its “The Legacy Tour” with Keith Sweat and Guy to Cowtown.
  • “Return to Seoul” | Sunday, Apr. 2 | 11:45 a.m. | The Modern, 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth | $5-$10 | Follow a headstrong young woman looking for her biological parents in South Korea in this screening of the Magnolia at the Modern film series.
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Here’s how to spend spring in Charleston, SC 🏠
A historic home that can be toured during the Festival of Houses & Gardens.
See the historic and iconic architecture and garden landscapes of King Street, East Battery, South Battery, and the historic Ansonborough neighborhood to experience the charm of the city. | Photo provided by Historic Charleston Foundation
Ready for a getaway, Fort Worth? While we love spending the spring season in our city, we do enjoy a springtime getaway. Enter: Charleston, SC — and there’s no better time for a Charleston trip than during the Festival of Houses & Gardens.

Did you know? This festival is the longest and largest Festival of Houses and Gardens on the East Coast. It’s happening now-April 16, which means there’s plenty of time to explore while enjoying Live Like a Local events that highlight Charleston’s culture, music, art, and more.

Tickets are on sale now. We’ll see you there. *
 
News Notes
 
Weather
  • 72º | Scattered thunderstorms | 40% chance of rain
Edu
  • The Fort Worth ISD school board unanimously approved superintendent Angélica Ramsey’s plan to reduce the district’s administration costs with a “reduction in force.” Approximately 150-200 assistant superintendents, executive directors, and department chiefs will be cut in the coming weeks. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Award
  • Don Artemio Mexican Heritage made the final round of the James Beard Awards best new restaurant category. The Cultural District eatery run by chef Juan Ramón Cárdenas opened last March. The winner will be announced in Chicago in June. Book at table.
Sports
  • According to ESPN sources, Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki is among the six finalists nominated for the 2023 class of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. The official announcement is expected this weekend during the NCAA Final Four.
Open
  • Quince, the “world’s best rooftop,” is open in WestBend. The restaurant, which originated in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, announced it was coming to Cowtown in 2021. The patio is still under construction, but the dining room is now serving ceviche and sushi. Make a reservation and check out other new and upcoming restaurants.
Number
  • $64,742. That is the annual salary (after taxes) a single adult needs to live comfortably in DFW, according to a new report from SmartAsset. The report used the MIT Living Wage Calculator and a 50/30/20 ratio of needs, wants, and savings to determine the cost of living for a single working adult with no children.
Eat
  • Some new snacks are headed to the plate for Rangers Opening day today. Globe Life Field unveiled new concession offerings that range from Hurtado Barbecue brisket elotes to a pizza-topped hot dog. Make sure you grab your Rangers gear before the game at 3 p.m.
Announced
  • Lace up those pointe shoes — Texas Ballet Theater released its 2023-2024 season, featuring classic performances and contemporary pieces. The season will kick off with “Dracula” in October and include “The Nutcracker,” “Brilliants,” and “Beauty and the Beast.” Season packages are available now.
Environment
  • The Arbor Day Foundation recognized TCU for the seventh year in a row. The university was named a Tree Campus Higher Education Institution for its commitment to caring for trees and grounds that reduce energy use, absorb carbon dioxide, encourage physical activity, and promote environmental wellness.
Feel Good
  • “We live for others instead of ourselves, and we live for each other.” That’s the key to George Crittenden’s 72-year marriage to his wife Edith. The couple won the Fort Worth Report’s “Love is in the Air” photo contest and shared the story of their lifelong partnership and involvement in the Cowtown community since the 1950s.
Shop
  • If your vacuum isn’t picking up dirt and debris like it used to, it may be time for a new one. This handheld Shark vacuum is lightweight, cordless, and highly rated on Amazon. Or splurge on the Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum that sucks up particles as small as allergens and bacteria.
  • Are your kids ready for springtime family photos? Our online store (Six & Main) features Ducks and Drakes, a children’s clothing company with tall kids at the heart of its style and designs. Shop the perfect fit now.
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Seasonal
 
🐇 Hop right into these photo ops
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We’re sure your Easter photos will look much hoppy-er than this. | Video via Giphy
Break out the pastels and grab your baskets, Easter is almost here. To help you capture the magic of the holiday, we’ve rounded up four local places to get pictures with the Easter Bunny.

The Shops at Clearfork, Fort Worth
Mark your calendars — photos will be available Friday, March 31-Sunday, April 9. No reservation is required. Bonus: On Saturday, April 1, Neiman Marcus is hosting a festive breakfast with a special menu and an appearance from the Easter Bunny. | Grab tickets

Hulen Mall, Fort Worth
Bring your pet to create the pur-fect family moments now through April 8. | Make a reservation

Cabela’s, Fort Worth
Customers can get a free 4x6 photo through Sunday, April 9. | Make a reservation

North East Mall, Hurst
Portraits are available until Saturday, April 8. | Make a reservation
 
The Wrap
 
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From the Editor
Do you have the cutest pet in town? If so, enter your furry four-legged friend in Fort Worth Magazine’s competition. Nominations close Friday, April 14 and the winners will be announced in June.

Missed yesterday’s newsletter? Here are 30+ dog-friendly places around town.
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