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Welcome to Fort Worth Scene
Founded in June 2000, Fort Worth Scene is a leading provider of
community information for art, entertainment, restaurants and theatre in Fort
Worth, Texas. Our mission is to provide complete, up-to-date
information about art, entertainment and all the activities in and around our town. Any
business that deals in art, entertainment, restaurants, theatre
or public offerings of this type are welcome to
submit entries to Fort Worth Scene for publication. If you know
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Amon Carter - Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures
Exhibition on view March 12 - July 9, 2023
This landmark exhibition presents the work of Christina Fernandez, whose photographs
and installations explore migration, labor, gender, and Mexican American identity.
Bringing together the artist’s most important bodies of work for the first time,
Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures invites viewers to reconsider history, borders,
and the lives that cross and inhabit both. An artist and educator who has been dedicated
to her community for decades, Fernandez employs portrait, conceptual, and architectural
photography to address life in East Los Angeles. Her work highlights the experiences of
Mexican Americans, from border-spanning family histories to contemporary lavanderías.
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The Modern - Modern Masters: A Tribute to Anne Windfohr Marion
Exhibition on Display: October 23, 2022 - January 8, 2023
Modern Masters: A Tribute to Anne Windfohr Marion highlights the contributions of one of
the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth’s greatest patrons, tracing her support over nearly a
half century. The exhibition of 80 works by 47 artists includes five renowned works from
her collection, given to the Modern on her recent passing: Arshile Gorky’s The Plow and
the Song, 1947; Willem de Kooning’s Two Women, 1954–55; Mark Rothko’s White Band No. 27,
1954; David Smith’s Dida Becca Merry X, 1964; and Ellsworth Kelly’s Spectrum III, 1967. In
addition to the recent gifts, this tribute features work from post–World War II art
movements, including a major group of works by the Abstract Expressionist artist Jackson
Pollock; iconic minimalist works...
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Kimbell Art Museum - Murillo: From Heaven to Earth,
Exhibition on Display: September 18, 2022 - January 29, 2023
The Kimbell Art Museum presents Murillo: From Heaven to Earth, a comprehensive exhibition
of works by Spanish Golden Age painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (1617–1682). The leading
religious painter of Seville during his time, Murillo is primarily known for his depictions
of the life of Christ, Christian saints, and other Biblical scenes, including monumental
paintings of the Virgin in celestial glory. While Murillo: From Heaven to Earth includes
a number of these religious paintings, its focus is instead on his earthly pictures of
secular subjects and representations of everyday life in the 17th century, which constitute
some of the artist’s most iconic pictures
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National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame - It's Never Just a Horse
Exhibition: Current,
The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame reopened its second floor
after completing a $5.5 million renovation that began in early 2018. As the only
museum in the world dedicated to honoring women of the West who have displayed
extraordinary courage in their trailblazing efforts, the extensive renovation
continues to explore the special bond among the horse, women, and the West, as
viewed through the lens of many Cowgirl Hall of Fame Honorees. Western
Design Room - This immersive room allows the visitor to interact with the
Museum's extensive collection by digitally creating their own boot, shirt or
horse which is then projected onto a wall. Bucking Bronc Room - Test your bronc
riding skills on the renovated bronc ride by saddling up! You will be superimposed
into real rodeo footage, and you can email or text your clip.
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FW Museum of Science & History - Paluxysaurus jonesi
This Early Cretaceous sauropod lived about 110 million to 115 million years ago.
Paluxysaurus jonesi was estimated to stand about 12 feet high at the shoulder and weigh
20 tons. That’s about the weight of seven elephants! From nose to tail, the dinosaur
measured about 60 feet long. The skeleton on view is actually a combination of four
different Paluxysaurus skeletons found in a similar area. Though 60 to 70 percent of a
full skeleton was found, most of the bones are too fragile or deformed to be mounted,
so casts were made using 3D modeling techniques! Paluxysaurus jonesi’s name comes from
the location of the dig site, a sandstone quarry on the Jones ranch in Hood County, Texas.
This site was close to the town of Paluxy on the Paluxy River.
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Monnig Meteorite Gallery - Hold a piece of Mars in your hand
Visit the gallery - Admission is always free
At the Monnig Meteorite Gallery, you can experience pieces of the Solar System up close
and explore the mysteries of meteorites! Meteorites are the oldest materials known —
older than any rock formed on Earth! Learn how to identify a meteorite, enjoy a hands-on
encounter with different types of meteorites, and create your own terrestrial impact
crater. For an "out-of-this-world" experience, bring your friends and family to get
acquainted with our spectacular visitors from space. For directions and opening hours,
please go to our visitor information page.
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National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum - Family Safety Day
Family Safety Day with Tarrant County 911 District
NATIONAL MULTICULTURAL WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM FREE FAMILY SAFETY DAY WITH TARRANT COUNTY
911 DISTRICT. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. Date: SATURDAY, MAY
22, 2021. Time: 10AM-2PM, Location: The Ranch, 3534 E. Berry St., Fort Worth, TX 76105.
Free Admission to Family Safety Day With Tarrant County 911 District. There will be fun
activities, games, face painting, rock climbing wall, etc.
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Cattle Raisers Museum - Exhibit Galleries
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Foundation's mission is to preserve, promote and
protect the rich heritage of ranch life and advance the future of the livestock industry
in the Southwest for present and future generations. The Cattle Raisers Museum is
located on the second floor of the Fort Worth Museum of
Science and History. It is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the vital history
and science of the cattle industry. The experience tells the story of the cattle industry
from its origins among the West's early Spanish settlers, through the heyday of the
legendary drovers, all the way to today's modern range technology. The exhibits show
the important role Texas and Southwestern cattle raisers play in protecting natural
resources as frontline stewards of land, livestock and wildlife. Located In the Heart of
Fort Worth's Cultural District
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Forth Worth Aviation Museum - Historic Aircraft
PRESERVE - INSPIRE - EDUCATE
Get to know more about the local aviation industry at the Forth Worth Aviation Museum.
Earlier known as the Veterans Memorial Air Park, the museum boasts of a collection of
fighter air crafts such as the A-12 Avenger, F-8 Crusader, O-2 Skymaster and many more.
Two museums are housed in the Fort Worth Aviation Museum such as the B-36 Peacemaker
Museum and the Forward Air Controller's Museum. You can also participate in the number
of activities that are hosted by the association to get a closer look at the aviation
industry.
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Vintage Flying Museum - Take Flight Days
The primary mission of the Vintage Flying Museum is to preserve America's flying heritage
in Word, Deed and Action. Over 200 members now support these efforts. Our goal is to give
the public a hands-on approach to our aviation heritage by educational tours of our aircraft
and learning about aviation history through our extensive artifact and memorabilia
collection ranging from WWI, WWII, Korea and the Vietnam era. Programs such as our
"Take Flight Days" are offered to students throughout the year. The collections are made
available to the general public through the museum's many outreach activities.
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John Wayne - An American Experience
Sprawling over 10,000 square feet, the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit is
structured to give you an intimate tour of the life of John Wayne. Starting with his
early childhood and career, each room highlights an aspect of The Duke's legacy. For
the film aficionados, an extensive gallery called the "Life on Screen" highlights the
most iconic film props and costumes. In the "America, Why I Love Her" gallery, guests
can immerse themselves in patriotism through Grammy-nominated original poems, recited
by John Wayne. All patrons will have exclusive access to never-before-seen family photos
and correspondences which have been thoughtfully curated by the Wayne family in order to
give guests a holistic view of the icon, whose values translate...
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Stockyards Museum - We Are Open!
The Stockyards Museum showcases the rich history of the Fort Worth Stockyards and the
north side of Fort Worth. There is a growing collection of artifacts, photos and exhibits
that document everything from our Native American connections, the Chisholm Trail, the
livestock market/stockyards to the Swift and Armour Packing plants. Visitors can experience
why Fort Worth is known as "Cowtown" and learn how the Stockyards helped make Fort Worth
the Texasmost city. "I have heard people say that the cattle industry made Fort Worth,
but I am inclined to believe that Fort Worth had a lot to do with making the cattle
industry in Texas" - J.S. Bridwell, Texas Rancher and Businessman
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Sid Richardson Museum - In A Different Light
The Sid Richardson Museum galleries are currently closed to on-site visitors but we
invite you to experience our museum through our many and varied virtual offerings. Visit
our virtual exhibition, In a Different Light: Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington and
experience the works by these two masters on view from the Denver Art Museum, Amon Carter
Museum of American Art, and the Sid Richardson Museum. The museum also hosts events and
programs for all ages and experience levels for you to enjoy at home. Join us for a
discussion, workshop, or hands-on studio experience and watch the art come alive for you
and your family. We invite you to visit the calendar for upcoming programming.
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Christian Arts Museum - Exhibits On Display
Museum has a special exhibit on display of Dr.Kenneth Wyatt's Giclee
paintings of the Apostles. Dr.Wyatt is one of the most well-known and prolific
Christian and Western artists of today. Dr.Wyatt included a painting of Paul in the
collection. The history of the paintings will be shared during the visit to the
museum. Many churches around the country have Giclee paintings of the collection.
This beautiful art will be on display at the museum until April 10. The museums
permanent exhibit is a life size wax depiction of Leonardo DaVinci's Last Supper.
The Last Supper exhibit has been in Fort Worth since the mid 1950's. Ark of the Covenant
model is now on display at the museum. The exhibit features a beautiful Ark created by
Scott McCune.
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Fort Worth Memories - Museum
Sharing memories of the past for all to enjoy in the future!
The Fort Worth Memories Museum is generously hosted by Classic Auto Detail Shop, owner
Larry O'Neal. FWM was founded by Larry Oneal, Sept 14, 2014. Our mission is to leave a documented
account of the history of Fort Worth from 1849 to present day. Most of the information
on FWM Group Page is from the Larry Oneal Collection. Larry is a noted Fort Worth Historian,
he does public speaking and events and he also founded the FWM Museum, that is open to the
public.
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CR Smith Museum - Telling the History of Innovation
The CR Smith Museum preserves the history of American Airlines and explains what it takes
to run the airline, as told through the perspective of the team members who work there.
Through its activities, the Museum serves schools, the general public and American Airlines
team members. The museum is committed to education, with a focus on hands-on, interactive
learning. The CR Smith Museum is named for the innovative aviation pioneer and former
President of American Airlines, Cyrus Rowlett Smith (1899-1990). The Museum opened on
July 3, 1993, as the culmination of a two-and-a-half year fundraising and building effort
led by American Airlines team members.
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