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The national nonprofit organization Defense of Democracy and local activist group Justice Network of Tarrant County plan to peacefully protest the July 12-13 event at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.
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The venue also canceled, but Fort Worth city officials demanded it still host the event. True Texas Project blamed public backlash on “woke attacks.”
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The event in Fort Worth is billed as a 15th anniversary celebration for True Texas Project, which for years has worked with Attorney General Ken Paxton, Sen. Ted Cruz and other prominent Republicans.
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Need weekend plans? How about a stroll with butterflies at Fort Worth Botanic Garden or a birthday party for hometown hero Townes Van Zandt? Sketchbook sessions at a Southside Gallery and a rooftop screening of a best picture nominee add up to a full calendar leading up to the 88th Academy Awards Sunday night. Discover area Oscar parties here.
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Wyatt Johnson and his family were on their way to Waco from Nebraska when they took an unexpected turn in Fort Worth and ran into dinosaurs.
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The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo season is nearly over, but don’t fret — there’s still time to sport your bolo tie and catch some bucking broncos. If the Mesozoic Era is more your speed, the botanic garden has a new exhibit to enjoy with your family. Plus, Circle Theatre and Amphibian Stage are opening two new shows and the Carter has a free, docent-led tour to kick off Black History Month.
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Hispanic Heritage Month fills Tarrant County with festivities. We’ve rounded up places where you can celebrate.
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Dallas-Fort Worth events include festivals, parades, music and more.
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The last three-day weekend of the summer is just ahead! Chill out and relax with these picks.
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As Texas sizzles, Fort Worth Botanic Garden and Fort Worth Zoo developed plans to beat the heat. Each outdoor destination has creative ways to keep its plants, animals, staff and visitors safe during the heat.
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Show mom you appreciate everything she does—even the embarrassing stuff— with a fun outing on her special day.
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The exhibit will feature over 2,000 orchids from six of the seven continents of the world, Woodson said.