The Woman’s Club of Fort Worth

• Owner: Members of The Woman’s Club of Fort Worth
• Built: 1903-1911
• Background: The Woman’s Club of Fort Worth is celebrating its 100th anniversary of educational programs for women in the arts, literature, history, fine arts, and other areas. A membership drive is underway to help to defray the maintenance and operating expenses of the buildings. The current membership costs less than $50 per month.

Fort Worth Community Arts Center and Scott Theater

• Owner: The city of Fort Worth
• Built: 1954-1974
• Background: The building serves as the headquarters for Arts Fort Worth, a nonprofit that manages the city’s public art program. Last year, a city assessment called for $26 million in repairs, and a final report is due to City Council on June 6. Historic Fort Worth added the building to the list citing issues with paid parking as a threat to the business plans.

Farrington Field

• Owner: Fort Worth ISD
• Built: 1939
• Background: The stadium is home to Fort Worth ISD and TXWES football games, along with other community events. The stadium is one of several sites owned by Fort Worth ISD that made the endangered list. Historic Fort Worth is encouraging a designation to protect the historic status of the sites in any potential sales.

• Heels and Purse Luncheon | Tuesday, May 9 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Southside Community Center, 959 E. Rosedale St., Fort Worth | Free | Mom is invited to an afternoon luncheon to celebrate Mother’s Day with other moms in the community.
• Community Yoga | Tuesday, May 9 | 5:30-6:15 p.m. | Burnett Park, 501 W. 7th St., Fort Worth | Free | Bring your own mat to this outdoor yoga flow designed for all skill levels — plus, swing by Neighbor’s House across the street for 10% off your purchase if you show your yoga mat.

• “Tootsie” | Wednesday, May 10-Sunday, May 14 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $44-$126 | The Broadway musical is a laugh-out-loud love letter to the theater — catch it at Bass Hall for one week only.

• Live Music on the Plaza | Thursday, May 11-Sunday, May 14 | 6-9 p.m. | Sundance Square Plaza, 420 Main St., Fort Worth | Free | Head downtown for an evening of live music from local artists.

• Jurassic Quest | Friday, May 12-Monday, May 15 | Fort Worth Convention Center, 1201 Houston St., Fort Worth | $19-$36 | Check out the larger-than-life animatronic dinosaurs including Apatosaurus and Spinosaurus at the world’s largest dinosaur event.

• Residents packed the polls over the weekend to vote for various seats, including the mayor of Fort Worth and new council members. A runoff election is scheduled for Saturday, June 10. Read the city’s guide for unofficial results and projected winners.

• Former Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce executive Jarred Howard will join the National Juneteenth Museum as the chief executive officer. Jarred worked behind the scenes for 7+ years to spark the vision of the museum and its revitalization of the Southside community.

• A 600-acre residential community is planned for north Fort Worth on West Blue Mound Road near Highway 287. The $110 million project by South Carolina-based builder Greystar Worldwide will include 560 apartment units and townhomes. It’s expected to open in 2025. (The Dallas Morning News)

• Panther City Lacrosse Club is celebrating a historic end to the season. Over the weekend, Panther City played in their first NLL playoffs against the No. 2 seed Calgary Roughnecks. The team lost 12-9 in the Western Conference playoffs at the Saddledome in Alberta, Canada.

• Construction engineering company Burns & McDonnell is moving from the former Pier 1 building to 777 Main. The firm signed a lease at the downtown high-rise through 2030, with an option to extend if needed. The move comes as city leaders plan to convert the Pier 1 building into the Future City Hall. (Fort Worth Report)

• The Fort Worth Dance Academy will open in the Westcliff Shopping Center on Thursday, June 1. Co-owned by a former TCU showgirl Maggie Hamlin, the 3,600-sqft space features two studios and offers a variety of dance classes and summer camps.

• Oh, baby, the Fort Worth Zoo is celebrating the birth of its new longhorn, Tabasco. The calf is hanging out in the play barn in Texas Wild and is ready to meet visitors. Pro tip: The zoo offers half-price admission on Wednesdays.

• Two words: free bowling. Sign up for Kids Bowl Free to connect with local bowling alleys where kids can receive two free games of bowling everyday this summer. Plus, grab a Family Pass + up to four adults can join in on the fun.

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