Marcheta Fornoff
Arts ReporterMarcheta Fornoff is an arts reporter at KERA News. She previously worked at the Fort Worth Report where she launched the Weekend Worthy newsletter. Before that she worked at Minnesota Public Radio, where she produced a live daily program and national specials about the first 100 days of President Trump’s first term, the COVID-19 pandemic and the view from “flyover” country. Her production work has aired on more than 350 stations nationwide, and her reporting has appeared in The Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Report, Texas Standard, Sahan Journal and on her grandmother’s fridge. She currently lives in Fort Worth with her husband and rescue dog. In her free time she works as an unpaid brand ambassador for the Midwest.
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Employees from aviation, sanitation, government affairs and other departments performed a choreographed number -
Venue owners worry fewer restrictions on resale tickets will harm concertgoers -
Police took photos by the artist Sally Mann from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in January -
Big Heart Theater works with adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities to create original musical theater productions. -
The Institute of Museums and Library Services was targeted in a recent executive order. Here's how that could affect North Texas libraries. -
A city-wide arts summit will discuss other needs for creatives -
Photos by noted artist Sally Mann had been confiscated by police.
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Henry “Box” Brown’s idea to ship his way to freedom might have been the most successful disappearing act of all time. ‘Box’ at Undermain Theatre tells Brown's story with some embellishment. -
Halona Norton-Westbrook will head to Texas after serving as director and CEO of the Honolulu Museum of Art. -
A new live music venue is coming to the former Caravan of Dreams space in downtown Fort Worth. -
"Flaming June" is part of "The Sense of Beauty: Six Centuries of Painting from Museo de Arte de Ponce" -
Why are there so few ballets created by women?
