The Wyly Studio Theatre show pairs a real retired MMA fighter's story with a sibling reunion, running through November 1.

Trinity Pride revives the 30-year-old LGBTQ+ festival at Amphibian Stage, with passes going on sale October 22.

The Nov. 7 parade will travel from R.L. Anderson Stadium down Broad Street toward Julian Feild Park.

Tattoo Mania returns to Four Corners Brewing Co. with 50 artists from Germany, the UK, Mexico and Canada, but local tattooers are sitting this one out.

Face painting, guzheng music and live music from String Theory Manouche: the Kimbell's cultural happy hours keep multiplying thanks to Fort Worth Sister Cities.

The Brooklyn rapper teams with Thee Illharmonic Orchestra for a black-tie reimagining of her double-platinum 1996 debut.

The Havener Gallery gets an interactive toy-doll exhibit showing how dancers and props became Snow White and other classics.

Jubilee Theatre’s new musical traces Carlean Gill’s path from a Fiesta Dolls showgirl to a Saginaw business trailblazer.

Downtown Fort Worth's 11th annual bash pairs micheladas and live music with a $25,000 scholarship gift to Texas Wesleyan.

Verdigris Ensemble's anniversary season adds a listening party, a sound bath and founder Sam Brukhman's first original composition.

The nation's largest municipal rose garden hosts four days of free events, from a 120-float parade to a coronation gown exhibit at the Goodman-LeGrand Museum.

Larger-than-life creatures handcrafted by Mexican artists now fill Garland's revamped downtown square through next spring.

Texas artists had until December 30, 2025, to submit nature-themed designs for Cedar Hill's utility boxes.