Fort Worth Area Events Calendar

Join the Library for a book reading followed by crafts. Geared for ages 5-7 years old.

Discover a little-known side of a famous Western artist in Another Frontier: Frederic Remingtons East, a brand new exhibit at the Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth. This must-see collection features stunning landscape paintings of Remingtons homeland in the North Country, as well as letters, photos and diary entries. Museum is free and open to the public. Parking available at any Sundance Square parking garage or the Sundance Square valet station at 201 Main Street. Bring parking ticket to museum front desk for validation. Check museum website for hours and docent-guided tours.

Do it for the gram. A trend that has swept the rest of the US is headed to Fort Worth. Doors open on Fort Worths first immersive selfie-centric space, Snap151, in January at WestBend, between DryBar and Bonobos. This limited engagement was born out of the desire to create a space with whimsy and fun for Fort Worth, powered by a photogenic color palette, that is equally enjoyed in both the physical environment and digitally (via social media). This pop up photo studio will feature a collective of Instagram-worthy attractions, including neon, murals, streamers, sparkles and mega-sized props.

Selfie-centric pop ups have swept the nation, most notably the Museum of Ice Cream and Color Factory, both of which have convened in various cities, including New York and San Francisco. As well as Dallas-based opportunities, Sweet Tooth Hotel and Psychedelic Robot.

It is a collective of snap-worthy exhibits that cater towards both a physical and digital audience. Think of Snap151 as a photo studio with strategically curated grammable vignettes. Eye-catching colors, larger-than-life props and interactive elements all add to the smile-inducing nature of this exhibit.

Gone are the days of simply attending an event or exhibit. The true experience is completed once it is commented on and shared with others, which is why Snap151 is designed for you, your phone and your Insta-feed.

Snap151 will pop up at 1701 River Run Suite 151, Fort Worth, TX 76107 between DryBar and Bonobos in the WestBend Shopping Center.

Snap151s limited run goes from January 7 to January 27, 2019. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance at www.snap151.com. General admission tickets are $16. Snap151 is kid friendly, and children under 3 are free. Doors open Monday, January 7th, and current hours are daily, 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.

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The LCSO will ring in the New Year with good cheer as we feature guitarist, Jacob Cordover performing Rodrigos Concierto de Aranjuez. This performance will also feature Spanish guest conductor Pascual Osa.

Discover a little-known side of a famous Western artist in Another Frontier: Frederic Remingtons East, a brand new exhibit at the Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth. This must-see collection features stunning landscape paintings of Remingtons homeland in the North Country, as well as letters, photos and diary entries. Museum is free and open to the public. Parking available at any Sundance Square parking garage or the Sundance Square valet station at 201 Main Street. Bring parking ticket to museum front desk for validation. Check museum website for hours and docent-guided tours.

Do it for the gram. A trend that has swept the rest of the US is headed to Fort Worth. Doors open on Fort Worths first immersive selfie-centric space, Snap151, in January at WestBend, between DryBar and Bonobos. This limited engagement was born out of the desire to create a space with whimsy and fun for Fort Worth, powered by a photogenic color palette, that is equally enjoyed in both the physical environment and digitally (via social media). This pop up photo studio will feature a collective of Instagram-worthy attractions, including neon, murals, streamers, sparkles and mega-sized props.

Selfie-centric pop ups have swept the nation, most notably the Museum of Ice Cream and Color Factory, both of which have convened in various cities, including New York and San Francisco. As well as Dallas-based opportunities, Sweet Tooth Hotel and Psychedelic Robot.

It is a collective of snap-worthy exhibits that cater towards both a physical and digital audience. Think of Snap151 as a photo studio with strategically curated grammable vignettes. Eye-catching colors, larger-than-life props and interactive elements all add to the smile-inducing nature of this exhibit.

Gone are the days of simply attending an event or exhibit. The true experience is completed once it is commented on and shared with others, which is why Snap151 is designed for you, your phone and your Insta-feed.

Snap151 will pop up at 1701 River Run Suite 151, Fort Worth, TX 76107 between DryBar and Bonobos in the WestBend Shopping Center.

Snap151s limited run goes from January 7 to January 27, 2019. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance at www.snap151.com. General admission tickets are $16. Snap151 is kid friendly, and children under 3 are free. Doors open Monday, January 7th, and current hours are daily, 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date, @snap_151

Come tour the Monolithic Dome Institute, where you will see several types of domes and how they are made. There is a guided tour of a 2700 sq ft home, and self-guided tour of the complex that includes Bruco the caterpillar, a gazeedome, cabins, rental units, and more.

Tours are available Monday-Friday from 10 am until 4 pm. No appointment necessary, unless with a large group. Free to the public. To being a tour, please check in with the receptionist at the main office.

Discover a little-known side of a famous Western artist in Another Frontier: Frederic Remingtons East, a brand new exhibit at the Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth. This must-see collection features stunning landscape paintings of Remingtons homeland in the North Country, as well as letters, photos and diary entries. Museum is free and open to the public. Parking available at any Sundance Square parking garage or the Sundance Square valet station at 201 Main Street. Bring parking ticket to museum front desk for validation. Check museum website for hours and docent-guided tours.

Do it for the gram. A trend that has swept the rest of the US is headed to Fort Worth. Doors open on Fort Worths first immersive selfie-centric space, Snap151, in January at WestBend, between DryBar and Bonobos. This limited engagement was born out of the desire to create a space with whimsy and fun for Fort Worth, powered by a photogenic color palette, that is equally enjoyed in both the physical environment and digitally (via social media). This pop up photo studio will feature a collective of Instagram-worthy attractions, including neon, murals, streamers, sparkles and mega-sized props.

Selfie-centric pop ups have swept the nation, most notably the Museum of Ice Cream and Color Factory, both of which have convened in various cities, including New York and San Francisco. As well as Dallas-based opportunities, Sweet Tooth Hotel and Psychedelic Robot.

It is a collective of snap-worthy exhibits that cater towards both a physical and digital audience. Think of Snap151 as a photo studio with strategically curated grammable vignettes. Eye-catching colors, larger-than-life props and interactive elements all add to the smile-inducing nature of this exhibit.

Gone are the days of simply attending an event or exhibit. The true experience is completed once it is commented on and shared with others, which is why Snap151 is designed for you, your phone and your Insta-feed.

Snap151 will pop up at 1701 River Run Suite 151, Fort Worth, TX 76107 between DryBar and Bonobos in the WestBend Shopping Center.

Snap151s limited run goes from January 7 to January 27, 2019. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance at www.snap151.com. General admission tickets are $16. Snap151 is kid friendly, and children under 3 are free. Doors open Monday, January 7th, and current hours are daily, 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date, @snap_151

Discover a little-known side of a famous Western artist in Another Frontier: Frederic Remingtons East, a brand new exhibit at the Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth. This must-see collection features stunning landscape paintings of Remingtons homeland in the North Country, as well as letters, photos and diary entries. Museum is free and open to the public. Parking available at any Sundance Square parking garage or the Sundance Square valet station at 201 Main Street. Bring parking ticket to museum front desk for validation. Check museum website for hours and docent-guided tours.

Do it for the gram. A trend that has swept the rest of the US is headed to Fort Worth. Doors open on Fort Worths first immersive selfie-centric space, Snap151, in January at WestBend, between DryBar and Bonobos. This limited engagement was born out of the desire to create a space with whimsy and fun for Fort Worth, powered by a photogenic color palette, that is equally enjoyed in both the physical environment and digitally (via social media). This pop up photo studio will feature a collective of Instagram-worthy attractions, including neon, murals, streamers, sparkles and mega-sized props.

Selfie-centric pop ups have swept the nation, most notably the Museum of Ice Cream and Color Factory, both of which have convened in various cities, including New York and San Francisco. As well as Dallas-based opportunities, Sweet Tooth Hotel and Psychedelic Robot.

It is a collective of snap-worthy exhibits that cater towards both a physical and digital audience. Think of Snap151 as a photo studio with strategically curated grammable vignettes. Eye-catching colors, larger-than-life props and interactive elements all add to the smile-inducing nature of this exhibit.

Gone are the days of simply attending an event or exhibit. The true experience is completed once it is commented on and shared with others, which is why Snap151 is designed for you, your phone and your Insta-feed.

Snap151 will pop up at 1701 River Run Suite 151, Fort Worth, TX 76107 between DryBar and Bonobos in the WestBend Shopping Center.

Snap151s limited run goes from January 7 to January 27, 2019. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance at www.snap151.com. General admission tickets are $16. Snap151 is kid friendly, and children under 3 are free. Doors open Monday, January 7th, and current hours are daily, 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date, @snap_151

Join Society 1949, a group of lively members ages 21 to 45 who support the Amon Carter Museum of American Art with social events tailored for up-and-coming art patrons, for our annual Rodeo Party!
Join us for live music, Texas fare by Magdalena's, libations provided by Firestone & Roberston Distilling Co. and Four Corners Brewing Co., and a Chieffalo Americana pop-up shop before the rodeo begins!
Option to purchase tickets with rodeo ticket or party only. (Tickets on sale beginning January 1.)

Sponsored in part by Twin Creek Resources, LLC.

Discover a little-known side of a famous Western artist in Another Frontier: Frederic Remingtons East, a brand new exhibit at the Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth. This must-see collection features stunning landscape paintings of Remingtons homeland in the North Country, as well as letters, photos and diary entries. Museum is free and open to the public. Parking available at any Sundance Square parking garage or the Sundance Square valet station at 201 Main Street. Bring parking ticket to museum front desk for validation. Check museum website for hours and docent-guided tours.

Do it for the gram. A trend that has swept the rest of the US is headed to Fort Worth. Doors open on Fort Worths first immersive selfie-centric space, Snap151, in January at WestBend, between DryBar and Bonobos. This limited engagement was born out of the desire to create a space with whimsy and fun for Fort Worth, powered by a photogenic color palette, that is equally enjoyed in both the physical environment and digitally (via social media). This pop up photo studio will feature a collective of Instagram-worthy attractions, including neon, murals, streamers, sparkles and mega-sized props.

Selfie-centric pop ups have swept the nation, most notably the Museum of Ice Cream and Color Factory, both of which have convened in various cities, including New York and San Francisco. As well as Dallas-based opportunities, Sweet Tooth Hotel and Psychedelic Robot.

It is a collective of snap-worthy exhibits that cater towards both a physical and digital audience. Think of Snap151 as a photo studio with strategically curated grammable vignettes. Eye-catching colors, larger-than-life props and interactive elements all add to the smile-inducing nature of this exhibit.

Gone are the days of simply attending an event or exhibit. The true experience is completed once it is commented on and shared with others, which is why Snap151 is designed for you, your phone and your Insta-feed.

Snap151 will pop up at 1701 River Run Suite 151, Fort Worth, TX 76107 between DryBar and Bonobos in the WestBend Shopping Center.

Snap151s limited run goes from January 7 to January 27, 2019. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance at www.snap151.com. General admission tickets are $16. Snap151 is kid friendly, and children under 3 are free. Doors open Monday, January 7th, and current hours are daily, 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date, @snap_151