🍀 Celebrate with the family

🎉 Celebrate with a party

• March to the Arch | Wednesday, March 13-Sunday, March 17 | Times vary | Will Rogers Memorial Center, 3401 W. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth | Free | Enjoy a horse show benefiting cancer research at the Cook Children’s Health Care System.
• Clearance Sale | Wednesday, March 13-Sunday, March 17 | 10 a.m. | The Modern, 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth | Cost of purchase | Visit The Modern Shop for discounts on art books, tote bags, and ball caps — members get an additional 20% off.

• Cliburn Kids on the Road | Thursday, March 14 | 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. | Forest Hill Public Library, 6962 Forest Hill Dr., Forest Hill | Free | Enjoy an interactive concert with whimsical songs performed by pianist Dzmitry Ulasiuk.
• Music Bingo | Thursday, March 14 | 7 p.m. | Cowtown Brewing Co., 1301 E. Belknap St., Fort Worth | Free | Listen to hits from each decade to fill up your bingo card while enjoying a special on beer + wings.

• Basics: Portuguese Seafood | Friday, March 15 | 6:30-9 p.m. | Central Market Fort Worth, 4651 W. Fwy., Fort Worth | $85 | Learn how to select seafood and cook the catch of the day.
• Matt Friend: Live In Fort Worth | Friday, March 15-Sunday, March 17 | Times vary | Big Laugh Comedy Club, 604 Main St., Fort Worth | $20 | Get ready to laugh at this comedian’s signature impressions including Howard Stern, Austin Butler, and Jeff Goldblum.

1. St. Patrick’s Day w/ Penny and the Flamethrowers | Sunday, March 17 | 1:30 p.m. | Fat Daddy’s Sports & Spirits Café, 781 W. Debbie Ln., Mansfield | Free | Don your best green outfit and “shamrock” out to live music at Fat Daddy’s.*

• Storms are on the horizon for later this week + severe weather with large hail and damaging wind gusts are possible, according to the National Weather Service. Check out a list of tips about tornadoes and flash flooding to prepare for potential emergencies.

• Hot Chicks Chicken, a local restaurant concept known for Nashville hot chicken, closed all three of its locations on March 10. Originally a pop-up in Fort Worth, the restaurant had locations in Plano, Dallas, and Willow Park but shut its doors after three years, citing the COVID-19 pandemic and record inflation.

• A giant glowing acorn has found a new home on Magnolia Avenue. Commissioned by Fort Worth Public Art, the piece was created by glass artist Clifton Crofford, the executive director of SiNaCa Studios. The acorn will soon be joined by a pine cone and seed pod.

• Did you know 2024 Best Picture “Oppenheimer” has a connection to Cowtown? Former TCU professor Harrison Miller Moseley worked as a mathematician on the Manhattan Project that inspired the movie. Read more about Moseley’s life. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

• Have you been to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History recently? Show some love and share your experience in an annual survey from the American Alliance of Museums.

• Celebrate the life of Gregory Thomas, the principal of Fort Worth ISD’s Lowery Road Elementary. Join Thomas’ family members for a wake on Friday, March 15 at Tree of Life and a funeral service on Saturday, March 16 at Zion Baptist Church.

• No. 2. That’s where the Lone Star State placed on a new report by Architectural Digest ranking the most luxury tiny homes. The list found 81 luxury (priced at $75,000+) for sale in Texas, with another 252 non-luxury listings.

• “America’s Team” is down starting running back Tony Pollard and defensive end Dorance Armstrong in free agency. What will that mean for next season? Find out from the local experts of the Dallas Cowboys with Locked On’s daily podcasts.