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Upcoming Events in Fort Worth
Fort Worth
“Rashid Johnson: A Poem for Deep Thinkers”
March 8-Sept. 27
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St.
One of the most acclaimed artists of his generation, Rashid Johnson is known for his diverse practice, which spans painting, sculpture, film, and installation—all of which are included in this exhibition, the artist’s largest to date and his first major museum survey in more than a decade.
Fort Stockton
Summer Off the Patio Concert Series
May 28-Aug. 6
Annie Riggs Memorial Museum, 301 S. Main St.
Held every other Thursday beginning May 28 and ending Aug. 6, these free evening concerts at the Annie Riggs Museum are open to all.
Fort Worth
Stockyard Shadows: Wicked Fort Worth Ghost Tours
June 1-Aug. 31
Various locations, 131 E. Exchange Ave.
As night settles over Cowtown, Fort Worth begins to whisper its secrets. Step into a world where legends linger and history refuses to stay buried. Guided by passionate local storytellers from a women- and minority-led team, this walking tour draws you into the city’s shadowed past, where every quiet corner and flickering streetlight seems to watch you back.
Eric Neumann
July 31-Aug. 1
Big Laugh Comedy Club , 604 Main St., Suite 100
You’ve seen him crush his breakout set on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and light up Netflix, TikTok, and comedy clubs across the country. But nothing compares to seeing him live. No canned material. No safe audience. Every show is completely unique, wildly interactive, and absolutely unpredictable.
Banding Together for Kids Benefit Concert
Sept. 6
Billy Bob’s Texas, 2520 Rodeo Plaza
The sixth annual Banding Together for Kids Benefit Concert supports Masonic Children and Family Services of Texas, helping kids across the state access therapies, medical care, dental care, and basic human needs they need to thrive. Headlining is The Band of Heathens, alongside The Wilder Blue.
DFW Toy and Car Museum Labor Day Monday Show
Sept. 7
DFW Toy and Car Museum, 2550 McMillan Parkway
See a classic car show that’s free and open to the public.
Couples Therapy Comedy Show
Sept. 25-26
Big Laugh Comedy Club , 604 Main St., Suite 100
Experience a night of laughter with your special someone and enjoy this unique, relationship-themed comedy show. Hosted by standup comedian Jesse Peyton, the show includes a panel of comedians answering relationship questions submitted by the audience and marriage advice that’s brutally honest and funny. This is for audiences age 21 and up.
Oktoberfest 5K and Fun Run
Sept. 26
Trinity Park, 2933 Farmhouse Way
Part of Fort Worth’s Oktoberfest, this race features 5K courses that run along the Trinity Trail with fairly flat routes. All participants receive a commemorative Oktoberfest beer stein and a three-day pass to the Oktoberfest festival and race swag. There’s also a costume contest, the largest team contest, and stein hoisting. Dressing in lederhosen is recommended.
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.
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.
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.