Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Bass Performance Hall

Dickies Arena

Downtown

Casa Mañana

Fort Worth Stockyards

• Fill The Flex | Friday, Nov. 3-Monday, Nov. 13 | Times vary | Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark, 2970 Epic Place, Grand Prairie | Free | The waterpark is collecting canned goods ahead of the holiday season to donate to LifeLine for Families — receive one free admission pass for every five canned items.
• First Friday at the Modern | Friday, Nov. 3 | 5 p.m. | The Modern, 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth | Free | The museum + Café Modern are teaming up for live music from the First Friday House Band, drink specials, and tasty light bites.
• Cowboy Artists of America 57th Annual Sale & Exhibition | Friday, Nov. 3-Saturday, Nov. 4 | Will Rogers Memorial Center, 3401 W. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth | $110-$225 | Guests can view + purchase some of the leading Western artists’ work and meet with the artists one-on-one.

• Farm to Fort Worth | Saturday, Nov. 4 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Mind Your Garden Urban Farm, 3815 Timberline Dr., Fort Worth | Free | Tour three local community farms and learn tips for growing fruits and vegetables at home.
• Anime Frontier: Fan Meet Up | Saturday, Nov. 4 | 12-4 p.m. | Fort Worth Public Library - Meadowbrook, 2800 Stark St., Fort Worth | Free | Join other anime fans in this family-friendly gathering with photo opportunities, themed karaoke, and cosplay.
• North Texas Food Truck Challenge | Saturday, Nov. 4-Sunday, Nov. 5 | Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St., Fort Worth | $0-$95 | Grab your stretchy pants — the inaugural event will feature 30 local food trucks, sampling, and voting to crown the People’s Choice Award.

• Snag Christmas trees and garlands at a discount exclusively for Prime members.
• Shop dripless Hanukkah candles with a burn time of 30+ minutes.
• Hang this star and string lights decoration for cheery, twinkling warmth outdoors or indoors.
• Invite winter coziness into your living room with a flannel electric blanket that’s soft and warm.
• Add an elegant light-up birch tree to any space.

• The Texas Rangers — aka our World Series champs — set an MLB record with 11 straight road wins. That’s the most road wins any team has ever had in a single postseason. For context, the Rangers are the 13th team to play at least 11 games on the road in a single postseason. (MLB)

• That’s not all the history that was made — shortstop Corey Seager was named World Series MVP for the second time in his career. He was also MVP of the 2020 World Series as a member of the LA Dodgers. He’s just the fourth player ever to win two World Series MVP awards. (MLB)

• A new plant-based eatery called Vice Burger is open on Magnolia Avenue. The restaurant made its debut during ArtsGoggle and officially opened on November 1. The menu features plant-based burgers and hot dogs with homemade sauces. Stop by for lunch 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at 1515 W. Magnolia Ave. (Paper City Magazine)

• It’s almost time to set the clocks back. Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, Nov. 5. Many states, including Texas, have made moves to address time change, but for now look forward to that extra hour of sleep.

• Fort Worth ISD is looking for substitute teachers with daily pay ranging from $110 to $140. View the open positions + apply today.

• Southwest Airlines could expand from Dallas Love Field to DFW Airport by 2025. During the Skift Aviation Forum on Wednesday, Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said the Dallas-based airline currently operates out of 18 of the airport’s 20 gates. The carrier said it would like to operate out DFW’s future Terminal F. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

• Out of nearly 10,000 hotels in Texas, Hotel Drover is now the only independent hotel recognized with a Great Place To Work Certification. Based on the Trust Index survey by the Great Place to Work Institute, 81% of team members rated the resort an outstanding workplace.

• The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is celebrating Texas State Parks Day this Sunday with free admission to all state parks. Parkland Passports are also available to veterans for unlimited free entry to all 89 Texas State Parks. Find a park near you.

• Billy Bob’s Texas is kicking off the holiday season with a clothing drive to support the Northside Inter-Community Agency. During the month of November, people who bring in new or gently used clothing items will receive free daytime admission.

• The Phoenix Zoo will rename one of its rattlesnakes after a Texas Rangers player. The Fort Worth Zoo + Phoenix Zoo placed bets on the outcome of the World Series, the loser having to rename a diamondback rattler after a player from the opposing team. Suggest a new name in the comments.

• Small Business Saturday is just around the corner — Nov. 25, to be exact. What local businesses will you be supporting + which local deals should we check out? Let us know and we may feature your recommendation in an upcoming newsletter.

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⚾ Where will the parade be?

🚗 Where do I park?

🎉 Last-minute pro tips

• Restrooms + concessions will be open in Choctaw Stadium.
• Arlington Mayor Jim Ross suggests Rangers fans get out early to secure their spots.
• Skip the crowds and watch the celebrations on Bally Sports Southwest.