New year, new you — or at least a new reason to finally use that gym bag collecting dust by the door. Whether your 2026 resolution is to lift heavier, move more, or just feel better, Fort Worth has no shortage of ways to break a sweat.
From boutique studios to big-box gyms, there’s something here for every fitness personality (and every attention span). Here’s where to start: Barbell Fort Worth, North Sylvania Avenue
The 16,000-sqft fitness facility has top-tier cardio, specialty machines, and free weights. Military and first responders can get 10% off the “most popular” month-to-month membership.
Fitness Connection, Hulen Street
The facility contains a clean, spacious training area, basketball courts, high-energy group fitness classes, a dedicated women’s area, and a Fit Flix Theater. New clients can get a free five-day pass to test out amenities.
Jungle Studio Fitness, Foch Street
Reformer pilates was just introduced this month. New members can try out their first class for $25 or try out unlimited classes for one week for $75.
Tickets to see “Hamilton” at Bass Hall go on sale today at 10 a.m. Don’t throw away your shot to see the legendary Broadway hit, running from Wednesday, July 15, through Sunday, July 26.
Open
A new takeout pizza parlor is now open at the corner of Bryant Irvin Road and Altamesa Boulevard, in southwest Fort Worth. Look for Ozzi’s Pizza, serving NY-style pies from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Customers will be able to order online soon.
Try This
Cinemark movie theaters will offer customers a BYOBucket experience on Sunday, Jan. 18 and Monday, Jan. 19 to celebrate National Popcorn Day. Visitors will be able to fill up nearly any container (including a five-gallon bucket) for $5, so get creative with it. Find a theater near you.
Sports
The Dallas Pulse’s inaugural season is officially in full swing. This weekend, Dallas’ first professional women’s volleyball team made its debut in Frisco. A short clip captures the energy from the team. Follow WFAA Sports for more.
Edu
The TEA has appointed a conservator for Lake Worth ISD, effective immediately, less than one month after it announced a state takeover. Meet Andrew Kim, the current co-conservator for an ISD in El Paso and a former superintendent for two other school districts. (The Dallas Morning News)
Kids
North Richland Hills’ new PEPPA PIG Theme Park is No. 7 Best New Attraction in the US, according to USA Today. Discover the thrill of Daddy Pig’s roller coaster and find out why Peppa’s treehouse is so fun to play in, then grab tickets.
Listen
Last week, Anthony Davis suffered a hand injury that may change everything this season for the Mavs. Get the latest stories from the local experts of the Dallas Mavericks with Locked On.
Shop
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The Buy
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This weekend, I took advantage of free admission at the Kimbell to see the rare sculpture collection “Myth and Marble.” If you haven’t seen this exhibit, then I highly recommend it. The gallery runs through Sunday, Jan. 25, so there’s still time. At the exit of the exhibit, make sure to enter to win the official hardcover. If I win, I’m adding it to my collection of coffee table books.