As always, it is FREE to attend the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. Browse art, listen to music and enjoy a variety of street performances at no charge. Certain activities (such as MAIN ST. Creates!) and food and beverages do require you purchase coupons from our conveniently located coupon booths.

Free Water Stations throughout the festival.

No pets allowed

Nothing can be more frustrating than finding your normal route through downtown is closed off or detoured. Before you make your way down to the festival, please check the latest parking information and list of street closures.

FREE Earth Party event this Saturday April 6th from 11 a.m. 2 p.m. in Sundance Square.

Win Prizes, see interactive exhibits and more.

Other Events:

Jubilee Theatre:
On stage through April 28, Trav’lin – The New 1930′s Harlem Musical.
Matinee and Thursday Evening tickets are only $15,
Friday and Saturday Evening $25.

506 Main Street
817-338-4411
www.jubileetheatre.org

Scarborough Renaissance Festival

Saturdays, Sundays and Memorial Day Monday,

April 6-May 27, 10 am – 7 pm

Hear ye, hear ye, my Lords and Ladies! You are invited by his

majesty, King Henry VIII to return to Scarborough Renaissance

Festival on April 6, when the gates of his kingdom will open to

citizens and guests…come rain or shine!

Regular Admission:

Adults $24

Children (ages 5-12) $10

Children age 4 and under are free

Concierge Discount Tickets:

Adults $19

Children (ages 5-12) $9

Cowboys Stadium March 8-10

Ft. Worth Convention Center March 15-17

Experience the collision of fashion and home decor at the inaugural Great Big Texas Home Show- Fort Worth, as celebrity guests from both the fashion and interior design industries join forces to showcase the mighty thread weaving these worlds together! The Great Big Texas Home Show-Fort Worth will be at the Fort Worth Convention Center

Scat Jazz Lounge is turning five! Hands down, this is the best jazz club in North Texas. Turn into a dark alley, hop an elevator going down, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by swanky decor, a cool crowd, and the sweet sounds of jazz. Why not join the birthday celebration? Make a reservation now by calling 817-870-9100.

Dallas Arboretum

One of Dallas’ most beautiful parks is the Dallas Arboretum, and this weekend kicks off Dallas Blooms, a colorful array of more than 500,000 flowers. Bring the camera.

Arlington Music Hall

Country singer Clint Black, who’s been putting out records since the late ’80s, plays at the quaint Arlington Music Hall. Tickets are $45-$75.

White Rock

The White Rock Local Market kicks off Saturday with produce, art, and food truck goodies — all made close to home. Fun for the kids.

The North Texas Irish Fest

The North Texas Irish Festival brings tales of Celtic lore to DFW. Cooking demonstrations will show you how to cook with Guinness: an important skill for any home cook.

Chinese New Year: Year of the Snake

Date: Friday, February 15, 2013
Time: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Crow Collection After Dark | Year of the Snake Celebration
Friday, February 15 | 6PM – Midnight | FREE
Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy Chinese New Year! Celebrate the year of the snake with an evening of colorful flags, banners, lanterns, and drums and dragons all to drive away evil spirits. Discover the colorful pageantry of Chinese culture and tradition and enjoy and evening of celebrations, art activities, food trucks, performances, and more!

**Chinese New Year festivities will be entirely for the street, the museum will be closed for a members only event from 5-6PM you are invited to join the festivities by clicking here.

Face Painting for Kids
6 – 8:30PM | Flora Street
Let the artists of Your Enchanted Face transform you into a fierce and ferocious or a fun and friendly snake. First come, first served.

Decorate Red Envelopes
6 – 10 PM | Flora Street
Decorate traditional Chinese New Year envelopes. The red color of the envelope symbolizes good luck and is supposed to ward off evil spirits. Give the envelope to those you wish happiness and luck to in the Year of the Snake. Supplies limited.

Illuminated Lanterns
6 – 10 PM | Flora Street
Create glowing Chinese paper lanterns to light up your New Year. Supplies limited.

Dancing Snake Puppets
6 – 10 PM | Flora Street
Create your own dancing snake and slither along the celebration. Supplies limited.

Complimentary Chinese Candies
6 – 10 PM | Flora Street
Start your new year sweetly with a sampling of delicious Chinese candies. Supplies limited.

Chinese New Year Photo Booth
7 – 11 PM | Flora Street
Step up and commemorate the Year of the Snake with a fun photo booth! First come, first served.

Kung Fu Showcase and Luminous Dragon Dance Parade
8 PM | Flora Street
Be amazed at a rare glow-in-the dark dragon dance and spectacular Kung Fu showcase under the stars with performers from JK Wong Kung Fu and Tai Chi Academy. Raise your lanterns and join in the fun!

Performances in the Galleries: Chinese Orchestra
9 PM |Grand Gallery
Enjoy a concert of traditional Chinese music with Four Seasons Choral Society and Chinese Orchestra.

Don’t forget to enjoy mouthwatering bites from fabulous gourmet food truck!