Morning

• Plenty of snacks like granola bars
• A water bottle
• A hat

Afternoon

Evening

• What was something new you learned?
• What was something funny that happened?
• What would we do differently if we did that again?
• What do you definitely want to do again? (And again and again…)

• FLORIGAMIINTHEGARDEN | Monday, Sept. 25-Wednesday, Feb. 14 | Times vary | Fort Worth Botanic Garden, 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth | $12-$14 | Enjoy a new colorful, whimsical + kinetic outdoor sculpture exhibition by Santa Fe artists Jennifer and Kevin Box.
• Core Strength | Monday, Sept. 25 | 5:30 p.m. | Southwest Community Center, 6300 Welch Ave., Fort Worth | Free | Transform the way your body feels through breath control and core stabilizing movements.

• Panther Island Public Meeting | Tuesday, Sept. 26 | 6 p.m. | Virtual | Free | Join HR&A for a discussion about the future of the Panther Island project.
• Patrick Droney | Tuesday, Sept. 26 | 8 p.m. | Tannahill’s Tavern and Music Hall, 122 E. Exchange Ave., Ste. 200, Fort Worth | $27-$51.50 | The “Stand and Deliver” singer is bringing his alternative tracks all the way from Lancaster, PA.

• “Heaven Can Wait” | Wednesday, Sept. 27 | 2 p.m. | Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth | $0-$5 | Don’t miss this 1978 comedy classic starring Warren Beatty in the museum’s “My Favorite Films” series.
• Harper Lee’s “To Kill A Mockingbird” | Wednesday, Sept. 27-Sunday, Oct. 1 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $44-$150 | Catch Aaron Sorkin’s stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel and “the most successful American play in Broadway history.”

• Agtoberfest | Thursday, Sept. 28-Sunday, Oct. 1 | 5-7 p.m. | Horus Hall, 208 NW 24th St., Fort Worth | $10-$ | Attention Aggies — celebrate Oktoberfest mixed with Texas A&M traditions like midnight yell in advance of the game against the University of Arkansas.
• TCU Women’s Volleyball | Thursday, Sept. 28-Friday, Sept. 29 | 6-8 p.m. | Schollmaier Arena, 3000 Stadium Dr., Fort Worth | $5-$10 | Watch the Horned Frogs ace the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

• P!NK: Summer Carnival 2023 | Friday, Sept. 29 | 6:30 p.m. | Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Dr., Arlington | $44.95-$374.95 | Raise your glass because the pop-rock singer is coming to North Texas.
• Luke Bryan | Friday, Sept. 29 | 7 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $35.50-$195.50 | The “Doin’ My Thing” singer is bringing his “Country on Tour” to Cowtown with performances by Chayce Beckham, Jackson Dean, Hailey Whitters, and DJ Rock.

• If you’re looking for a great tailgating grill, the Weber portable gas grill has wheels and folds up neatly.
• Keep your ketchup and mustard from running away with a condiment caddy.
• Keep flies away with mesh food covers.
• Use a cooler light for those p.m. tailgates to elevate your nighttime cooler experience.

• City Council will vote tomorrow on a new location for Fort Worth Public Library’s downtown branch. After closing at 500 W. 3rd St. in June, a new location could open on the ground floor of 100 Main St. (in the former Regions Bank building). The rental space is 8,746 sqft and would cost $214,823 annually.

• There’s a new food festival in town. Next month, chef Tim Love and the Texas Rattlers PBR team will host Rattle Battle, a rattlesnake cooking competition. Scheduled for Friday, Oct. 6 in Mule Alley, 12 celebrity chefs will compete with recipes that showcase the slithering predator. Grab tickets.

• A one-acre property on the southwest side of downtown hit the market for $4.5 million + is primed for redevelopment. Located at 1100 Macon St., the property contains a 30,700-sqft office building and a 97-space parking lot. Interested buyers should submit offers today.

• It’s finally here. F1 Smokehouse officially opened last week on University Drive. The former barbecue food truck-turned-brick and mortar is the latest endeavor by celebrity chef Graham Elliott and local restaurateur Filipe Armenta. Stop by for homestyle barbecue with an upscale twist.

• Are you ready for ArtsGoggle? The Magnolia Avenue art festival on Saturday, Oct. 21 announced its 2023 Featured Artist. Linoleum-cut print artist Jackdaw created the graphics for this year’s festival — including the t-shirt featuring a panther wearing goggles. Pre-order a shirt before Sunday, Oct. 1.

• TCU’s 150th-anniversary mural project has come home to Cowtown. The newest mural by 2023 alumna Natalie Neale graces Lubbock Avenue + includes an interactive digital filter where viewers can “muralize” themselves as a TCU leader. The design also features TCU icons like Frog Fountain and a horned frog.

• Did you know Cook Children’s Hospital has a portrait-painting robot? Known as Spikeangelo, the robot allows patients to paint colorful self-portraits from the comfort of their rooms using a tablet. Algorithms help the robot fill in the missing information to create a painting. (Fort Worth Report)

• No. 3. That’s what DFW ranked for the most transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions in the world. Following New York and Los Angeles, North Texas produced 23.8 million tons of carbon dioxide in 2021, according to a tool called Climate Trace. Check out our guide to public transportation.

• Head to Ensemble Coworking on Wednesday, Sept. 27 from 4-6 p.m. for their Connections & Cocktails Business Mixer, a unique happy hour designed to forge connections between seasoned business professionals. You never know who you might meet. RSVP online.*

• This brand believed there was a way to take water and make it a little more perfect by infusing it with fruit essences (but none of the gross diet sweeteners, calories, or sugar). And the fruit flavors really taste like fruit. Groundbreaking. Plus, new customers get 36 bottles for $36 + free shipping.*