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Upcoming Events in Fort Worth

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Margaret’s Market Boutique

Nov. 2-6

The Woman’s Club of Fort Worth , 1326 Pennsylvania Ave.

A holiday shopping event includes home décor, jewelry, women’s fashion, gourmet food, children’s items, and books.

thewomansclubfw.com

Pumpkin Spice Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K

Nov. 21

Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St.

Experience beautiful run courses along the Trinity River, surrounded by stunning fall foliage. After the race, head to the Shack for a festive afterparty with pumpkin spice coffee, hot chocolate, ice-cold beer, pumpkin spice treats, and live music.

runproject.org/pumpkin-spice-race

GM Financial Parade of Lights

Nov. 22

Downtown, 777 Taylor St.

The GM Financial Parade of Lights illuminates the streets of downtown Fort Worth with illuminated floats, an array of festive performers, holiday décor, live music, and hundreds of thousands of sparkling lights. Carrying on the tradition, this year’s parade concludes with a special appearance from Santa and Mrs. Claus on their finale float.

fortworthparadeoflights.org

Uncle Lazer: Live In Fort Worth

Dec. 11-12

Big Laugh Comedy Club, 604 Main St., Suite 100

Some comedians play it safe. Uncle Lazer doesn’t. His stand-up is raw, honest, and packed with the kind of stories that only come from living a life most people couldn’t make up. From working the Texas oil fields to headlining comedy clubs across the country, he brings a perspective that’s as authentic as it is hilarious.

fortworth.blcomedy.com/shows/uncle-lazer-live-in-fort-worth

Mahler’s Sixth

Jan. 29-31

Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St.

The composer Mahler described the finale of his Symphony No. 6 as “the hero on whom fall three blows of fate, the last of which fells him, as a tree is felled.” Sometimes called his “Tragic Symphony,” he wrote this work during a happy time in his life, after his marriage to his love Alma and the birth of his second daughter. To open the program, Bruce Wood Dance Dallas interprets another work by Mahler, the “Songs of a Wayfarer” song cycle, written after an earlier unhappy romantic quest.

access.fwsymphony.org/5935

“Toy Story” in Concert

Feb. 5-6

Bass Performance Hall, 330 E. Fourth St., Suite 200

Join the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra (FWSO) for “Toy Story” in Concert, where Woody, Buzz, and the whole toy box crew spring to life on the big screen as the FWSO performs Randy Newman’s unforgettable score live. From musical favorites like “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” to the film’s most heart-tugging moments, this adventure packs humor, heart, and a whole lot of imagination.

access.fwsymphony.org/5912/5925

Country Jukebox: Kenny, Dolly, and Friends

Feb. 13

Will Rogers Auditorium, 3401 W. Lancaster Ave.

Dust off your boots and join the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra for a toe-tapping celebration of country music in the heart of Cowtown. From the golden age of the 1950s to today’s chart-toppers, sing along to classics from Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood, Rascal Flatts, and more.

access.fwsymphony.org/5942

Gala Concert Starring Joyce DiDonato

Feb. 20

Bass Performance Hall, 330 E. Fourth St., Suite 200

Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato headlines the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s annual gala in a special, one-night-only performance.

access.fwsymphony.org/5945

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