Fort Worth Area Events Calendar

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.

Local businesses, organizations and individuals will be able to pre-order the six-inch red poinsettias for $9.99 each from Oct. 29 to Nov. 23. Thirty or more must be ordered to receive free red wraps and delivery between Dec. 3-14; orders of 50 or more poinsettias will receive $50 off the purchase. For each poinsettia sold, 10 percent of the proceeds will go towards Lena Pope. Last year, sales of poinsettias at Calloways Nursery raised over $33,500 for the nonprofit adding to the more than $250,000 raised since 2004.

This holiday season, the return of Panther Island Ice will up the cool factor in Fort Worth. Located at Coyote Drive-In, Fort Worth's only outdoor skating rink brings a winter wonderland of fun and excitement beginning November 16. Including all holidays, the ice rink will operate seven days a week through January 14, 2019.

To conclude the year-long focus on art collectives in Fort Worth, The Art Corridor will exhibit the works of the Fort Worth art collective Artspace 111. Although now a commercial gallery exhibiting more than two dozen artists, the space began in the early 1990s with the following artists:

Daniel Blagg
Dennis Blagg
Susan Harrington
Bill Haveron
Cindy Hold
Jim Malone

And in the late nineties,
Nancy Lamb

The exhibition will feature paintings from some of the artists, who have defined Fort Worth art for the past 25 years and more.

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.

Local businesses, organizations and individuals will be able to pre-order the six-inch red poinsettias for $9.99 each from Oct. 29 to Nov. 23. Thirty or more must be ordered to receive free red wraps and delivery between Dec. 3-14; orders of 50 or more poinsettias will receive $50 off the purchase. For each poinsettia sold, 10 percent of the proceeds will go towards Lena Pope. Last year, sales of poinsettias at Calloways Nursery raised over $33,500 for the nonprofit adding to the more than $250,000 raised since 2004.

This holiday season, the return of Panther Island Ice will up the cool factor in Fort Worth. Located at Coyote Drive-In, Fort Worth's only outdoor skating rink brings a winter wonderland of fun and excitement beginning November 16. Including all holidays, the ice rink will operate seven days a week through January 14, 2019.

Lady Mavs Basketball Game

To conclude the year-long focus on art collectives in Fort Worth, The Art Corridor will exhibit the works of the Fort Worth art collective Artspace 111. Although now a commercial gallery exhibiting more than two dozen artists, the space began in the early 1990s with the following artists:

Daniel Blagg
Dennis Blagg
Susan Harrington
Bill Haveron
Cindy Hold
Jim Malone

And in the late nineties,
Nancy Lamb

The exhibition will feature paintings from some of the artists, who have defined Fort Worth art for the past 25 years and more.

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.

Local businesses, organizations and individuals will be able to pre-order the six-inch red poinsettias for $9.99 each from Oct. 29 to Nov. 23. Thirty or more must be ordered to receive free red wraps and delivery between Dec. 3-14; orders of 50 or more poinsettias will receive $50 off the purchase. For each poinsettia sold, 10 percent of the proceeds will go towards Lena Pope. Last year, sales of poinsettias at Calloways Nursery raised over $33,500 for the nonprofit adding to the more than $250,000 raised since 2004.

This holiday season, the return of Panther Island Ice will up the cool factor in Fort Worth. Located at Coyote Drive-In, Fort Worth's only outdoor skating rink brings a winter wonderland of fun and excitement beginning November 16. Including all holidays, the ice rink will operate seven days a week through January 14, 2019.

To conclude the year-long focus on art collectives in Fort Worth, The Art Corridor will exhibit the works of the Fort Worth art collective Artspace 111. Although now a commercial gallery exhibiting more than two dozen artists, the space began in the early 1990s with the following artists:

Daniel Blagg
Dennis Blagg
Susan Harrington
Bill Haveron
Cindy Hold
Jim Malone

And in the late nineties,
Nancy Lamb

The exhibition will feature paintings from some of the artists, who have defined Fort Worth art for the past 25 years and more.

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.

Local businesses, organizations and individuals will be able to pre-order the six-inch red poinsettias for $9.99 each from Oct. 29 to Nov. 23. Thirty or more must be ordered to receive free red wraps and delivery between Dec. 3-14; orders of 50 or more poinsettias will receive $50 off the purchase. For each poinsettia sold, 10 percent of the proceeds will go towards Lena Pope. Last year, sales of poinsettias at Calloways Nursery raised over $33,500 for the nonprofit adding to the more than $250,000 raised since 2004.

This holiday season, the return of Panther Island Ice will up the cool factor in Fort Worth. Located at Coyote Drive-In, Fort Worth's only outdoor skating rink brings a winter wonderland of fun and excitement beginning November 16. Including all holidays, the ice rink will operate seven days a week through January 14, 2019.

To conclude the year-long focus on art collectives in Fort Worth, The Art Corridor will exhibit the works of the Fort Worth art collective Artspace 111. Although now a commercial gallery exhibiting more than two dozen artists, the space began in the early 1990s with the following artists:

Daniel Blagg
Dennis Blagg
Susan Harrington
Bill Haveron
Cindy Hold
Jim Malone

And in the late nineties,
Nancy Lamb

The exhibition will feature paintings from some of the artists, who have defined Fort Worth art for the past 25 years and more.

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.

Local businesses, organizations and individuals will be able to pre-order the six-inch red poinsettias for $9.99 each from Oct. 29 to Nov. 23. Thirty or more must be ordered to receive free red wraps and delivery between Dec. 3-14; orders of 50 or more poinsettias will receive $50 off the purchase. For each poinsettia sold, 10 percent of the proceeds will go towards Lena Pope. Last year, sales of poinsettias at Calloways Nursery raised over $33,500 for the nonprofit adding to the more than $250,000 raised since 2004.

This holiday season, the return of Panther Island Ice will up the cool factor in Fort Worth. Located at Coyote Drive-In, Fort Worth's only outdoor skating rink brings a winter wonderland of fun and excitement beginning November 16. Including all holidays, the ice rink will operate seven days a week through January 14, 2019.