🍸 Drink

🍽️ Eat

• Davey O’Brien Tailgate Kickoff | Thursday, Aug. 31 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Courtside Kitchen, 1615 Rogers Rd., Fort Worth | $50-$1,000 | Indulge in tailgate treats, cheer on your favorite football teams + play some pickleball, all while raising money for Let’s Play FW and the Fort Worth Club Charities.

• Texas Rangers | Friday, Sept. 1-Sunday, Sept. 3 | Times vary | Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Dr., Arlington | $22-$609 | Watch the Rangers take on the Minnesota Twins at home.

• Lone Star Murder Mystery | Saturday, Sept. 2 | 6 p.m. | 81 Club at Billy Bob’s Texas, 2520 Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth | $66 | Settle in for dinner and a show as you help the marshals figure out which Stockyards historical figure done it.
• Josh Weathers Band | Saturday, Sept. 2 | 9 p.m. | Tannahill’s Tavern and Music Hall, 122 E. Exchange, Ste. 200, Fort Worth | $29.50 | Jam out to the local rock-and-soul singer-songwriter.

• Drawing from the Collection | Sunday, Sept. 3 | 2 p.m. | The Modern, 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth | Free | Bring a sketchpad for a basic drawing class led by local artist Randy Jones.
• TCU Women’s Soccer | Sunday, Sept. 3 | 7-9 p.m. | Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium, 3600 W. Berry St., Fort Worth | $3-$10 | The Horned Frogs will race to the goal against the Texas A&M women’s team.

• A spinoff of far north Fort Worth’s Takara Japanese Restaurant opened with a tech savvy kick. Takara Wok at 5301 Golden Triangle Blvd. delivers signature selections like dry ice sushi samplers and sake with robotic servers underneath colorful paper parasols. (CultureMap Fort Worth)

• Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership announced its inaugural board of directors earlier this week, following its formation in March. Hillwood’s Mike Berry will serve as chairman and lead the 11-person board of the privately funded nonprofit to recruit new businesses to the city. (Business Wire)

• The Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission will review the state of the T&P Warehouse on Monday, Sept. 11, after a 30-day continuance was issued in the last meeting. Engineering firm Frank W. Neal and Associates said the vacant landmark needs $2 million in structural repairs.

• TTI Inc. held its annual canned goods sculpture contest to support the Tarrant Area Food Bank. Sunday’s contest yielded 10,000 cans and boxes of food + $1,500 for the local nonprofit — as well as non-perishable food sculptures like a giant rocket ship, race car, hippo, and mac and cheese tower. (Fort Worth Report)

• Earlier this month, the Texas A&M Board of Regents approved the addition of Tarleton State’s Biotechnology Institute to the new Texas A&M-Fort Worth downtown research campus. The institute will drive “multidisciplinary discovery and innovation.”

• Dallas’s Sixth Floor Museum acquired a rare Fort Worth artifact for its “Two Days in Texas” exhibition opening Wednesday, Nov. 8. The collection will include a former Eastern Hills High School band member’s trombone performed in the last rendition of “Hail to the Chief” that President John F. Kennedy heard. (CultureMap Fort Worth)

• How many cards are in your wallet? Make your answer “one.” Earn a $200 sign-up bonus simply by spending $500 in your first three months with this card. Pair that with 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for your first 15 months — oh, and unlimited cash back.*