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The Kimbell Art Museum is bringing the fashions of France to Fort Worth!
They’ve partnered with the Palais Galliera in Paris to create this fabulous exhibit of more than one hundred pieces made by one of the best fashion designers in history, Cristóbal Balenciaga. All of the dresses on display are black, but they’re far from boring! Balenciaga used luxurious fabrics, elegant draping, and sparkling sequins to craft these one of a kind pieces. Even if you only have a passing interest in fashion, you should still check out this remarkable exhibit—you won’t regret it!
Tickets are $14 for kids, $18 for adults, and free for museum members.
When: Open every day except Monday from 12 PM to 5 PM through January 6, 2019
The Fort Worth Opera Festival is featuring an amazing lineup this year! There are going to be few different productions, including Zorro, La Bohème, and Die Fledermaus. Zorro is a brand new opera by talented composer-librettist Héctor Armienta, so it’s sure to be a treat. And you can’t go wrong with La Bohème, a tragic love story, or Die Fledermaus, a story of revenge. We can’t wait to enjoy all of the wonderful music, sets, costumes, and stories that the Fort Worth Opera Festival has in store!
Tickets for each opera are available on the Fort Worth Opera website. If there’s one you’d really like to see, make sure you get your tickets early!
Whether you want a fun family day out or you want to drink it up with your friends, there’s plenty of events in Fort Worth this St. Patrick’s Day for everyone. We’ve created a list with a variety of different events for every type of St. Patrick’s Day celebrator.
All events take place on St. Patrick’s Day Saturday March 14th, 2020 unless otherwise noted.
Via Fort Worth St. Patrick’s Festival event on Facebook
Price: $5-$15 per ticket
Enjoy live music, dancing, drinking (of course), a raffle, Irish food, and more! Only 21+ so drop the kids off at the babysitters and make St. Patrick’s Day a day full of fun.
What better way to celebrate St. Patty’s Day then discounted alcohol and all-you-can-eat crawfish at a local bar. Just be sure to wear you pants with a stretchy waistband.
A pub crawl is the perfect way for a Fort Worth native to celebrate this holiday. Gain access to multiple bars, free covers, and endless drink specials.
Join Mansfield’s 8th annual Pickle Parade! There will be plenty of fun floats, a pet parade, a baby parade, keg races, live music, a fun run, activities for the whole family and of course, the iconic Pickle Queens. This is a 2-day event from March 13-14.
Head over to the Stockyards this St. Patty’s Day and enjoy all-day family fun including cattle drives, food trucks, an Irish-Western parade, pony rides, face painting, live music, and more!
So whether you want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a day full of family fun or you want to be drunk by 11:00am, there’s plenty of events for you to choose from. Have fun, be responsible, and don’t forget to comment which event you are most excited for!
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