Quick backpedal

Final lap

Keeping pace

• Texas Independence Jam | Wednesday, March 20 | 6:30 p.m. | Billy Bob’s Texas, 2520 Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth | $50-$1,500 | Settle in for a star-studded performance including artists Old Dominion and Cole Swindell.

• Brian Culbertson | Thursday, March 21 | 7:30 p.m. | Will Rogers Auditorium, 3401 W. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth | $12.50-$300 | Groove to “The Trilogy Tour” from the jazz musician.

• Panther City Lacrosse Club | Friday, March 22 | 7 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $10-$73 | The Panthers will take on the Buffalo Bandits on their home field.

• “Bluey’s Big Play” | Saturday, March 23-Sunday, March 24 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., Fort Worth | $22-$138 | Join Bluey and Bingo for a theatrical adaptation of the award-winning children’s television series.

• Adult Spelling Bee | Sunday, March 24 | 1-3 p.m. | Fort Worth Public Library - Southwest Regional, 4001 Library Ln., Fort Worth | Free | Register in advance with your 2-5 person team to see if you’re the snappiest spellers in town.

• Dallas-based tapas concept Si Tapas opened a second location in the former Fireside Pies spot at 2949 Crockett St. Stop by for small plates including patatas bravas, calamari, serrano ham croquettes + an expansive wine list.

• Tarleton State University will offer first- and second-year courses at its Fort Worth campus starting in the fall. New courses will be available in 24 undergraduate programs, with more coming in 2025, at the campus located off Chisholm Trail Parkway.

• Local film company Red Productions is teaming up with Hollywood A-lister Jennifer Garner to make a movie about a $17 million fruitcake embezzlement scheme. Currently in pre-production, “Fruitcake” is based on a story about an accountant who stole millions from Collin Street Bakery.

• Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 20 + Sunday, April 21 for the Brick Convention at Dickies Arena’s Simmons Bank Pavilion. The family-friendly event will include everything LEGO — from founders and master builders to large-scale “Star Wars” creations and merchants. Tickets start at $14.

• This week, Dallas-based Heritage Auctions is auctioning off 1,600 items from Planet Hollywood, featuring memorabilia from popular movies. Bid by Sunday, March 24 to find out if Rose and Jack could have fit on the “Titanic” wooden panel or if Princess Leia’s blaster makes the “pew-pew” sound.

• Speaking of auctions — Reyne Hirsch, on-air appraiser for 13 seasons of “Antiques Roadshow,” now owns the Dallas Auction Gallery. Hirsch is attracting a new generation of vintage shoppers with a mix of street art, luxury fashion goods, and mid-century furniture. (The Dallas Morning News)

• Pro tip: Consolidate debt to lower your payments. Pay off credit cards, medical debt, and more. Calculate your monthly payments.*

• It’s the first day of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Shop deals like 30% off a Bose bluetooth speaker and 30% off women’s high-waist workout leggings.*

• Yesterday, we shared the new Dallas Stars statue of Mike Modano, who is the NHL’s all-time leader in points and goals amongst American-born players. In fact, the league’s all-time record holder is Canadian-born Wayne Gretzky. Stay up to date with the Dallas Stars’ season on Locked On’s daily podcasts.