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Amphibian Stage Productions 120 S. Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104 817.923.3012 • http://www.amphibianproductions.orgWinner of a 2014 American Theatre Wing National Company grant, Amphibian produces bold, thought-provoking, and exciting plays in an intimate, comfortable theater with an ele-gant bar offering Spanish wines and unique cocktails.

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FWADA is a unique arts organization in a unique American place. Few cities of Fort Worth’s size are privileged to command such a wealth of major art museums, and fewer still have such a vital community spirit. What truly sets Fort Worth apart, however, is the vigorous, longstanding, clearly defined cooperation between the museums, the university art galleries, the non-profit exhibition spaces, and the art dealers, all of which are full working members of FWADA. To fulfill its stated mission to stimulate interest in the visual arts through educa-tional programs, art scholarships, and art competitions, FWADA organizes, funds, and hosts exhibitions of noteworthy art. It sponsors the Fall Gallery Night for members and friends, as well as Spring Gallery Night. All these attainments have created a stable environment that produces a steady stream of top-notch talent, including major local artists who exhibit their work nationally and internationally. Newcomers are frequently dazzled by the quality of work being created in every medium and style. Their passion reinvigorates Fort Worth patrons who have become habituated to the riches that surround them, reminding them anew that the most authentic cultural connection they can make is the one that affords direct communication with the artists who interpret and illuminate the life experience they share through common background and interests. Although the city is justly recognized for its cosmopolitan worldview, it is the local artists and their devoted collectors who are the lifeblood of the Fort Worth art market. The members of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association are pledged to the maintenance of a high standard of ethical conduct and professional integrity, these businesses furnish a model that gallery associations in other cities might do well to emulate. FWADA is to be commended for its important role as a contributor to the cul-tural and esthetic richness of Fort Worth. – Suzanne Deats

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AMon CArter MuSeuM oF AMeriCAn Art3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.1933www.cartermuseum.org10:00 am – 5:00 pm

EXHIBITIONS

From the Permanent CollectionAudubon’s BeastsAmerican Still LifeLike Father, Like Son: Edward and Brett WestonRemington and Russell

Arlington MuSeuM oF Art201 W. Main St., Arlington, TX [email protected]

Toulouse-Lautrec and La Vie ModerneMay 16 - August 16, 2015Toulouse-Lautrec and La Vie Moderne: Paris 1880 - 1910 contains almost 200 pieces from avant-garde Post-Impressionist artists work-ing in a new French “modern” style. Built around the work of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, painter of scenes and artists from the famed Paris theatre the Moulin Rouge, this expansive exhibit will explore the anti-establishment movement among artists seeking alternative means to bring their art to a broad public and break out of the traditional molds.

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Edward Weston (1886–1958), Taos, New Mexico, 1937, gelatin silver print, © 1981T Center for Creative Photography, Arizona Board of Regents, Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas


ArtSPACe111111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 - 9:00 pm

nancy lamb The Gang’s All HereThis show is a look at past photo-graphs that have influenced some of Nancy’s greatest works. These pho-tographs mark people, places and memories over the last 30 years. The photographs will be accompa-nied by dynamic paintings celebrat-ing the vibrant personality of Nancy’s career.

ArteS De lA roSA gAllery At the roSe MArine theAter1440 N. Main StreetFort Worth, TX 76164817.624.8333www.artesdelarosa.org

12:00 – 9:00 p.m.

eduardo Aguilar retrospective: Family, Landscape, and Abstractions

Curated by Frederick C. Spaulding

Eduardo Aguilar’s work is characterized by three major themes: The figure and family, landscape experiences, and geometric abstractions. Over his 40+ year career, Aguilar has returned to those themes to build an impressive body of work incorporating the refined hand of a portrait artist as well as the freedom of an abstractionist and the sensitivity of a land-scape photographer.


AtriuM gAlleryuniversity of north texas health Science CenterCarl E. Everett EAD Building3500 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.0301www.hsc.unt.edu/AtriumGallery/[email protected]:00 –6:00 pm

Women of Worth

The National League of American Pen Women, Inc. (NLAPW), is an organization of professional women artists, composers, and writers, founded in 1897, dedicated to serv-ing our communities through the arts. This organization has many branches over the nation. This exhibition, “Women of Worth” features the professional artists of the Fort Worth branch. Their work includes a variety of mediums and is vibrant and compelling.

Fort Worth CoMMunity ArtS Center1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.298.3021www.fwcac.org, [email protected]:00 am – 10:00 pm

UTOPIAN DILEMMA: Upstream / Downstream by Marilyn Waligore is a photographical documentation of discarded items that have been manipulated; florescence by Andrew Stalder depicts the fiction of representational painting; TAC Featured Artist: David Conn presents linocuts and painting by the 2013 TAC Juror’s Choice Award Winner; Icons & Mashups/ Illusions displays paintings by Michael Bane and Sue McCans; Art-Hunger hosts Idol Hands, a group show of custom vinyl sculptures; Plein Air in North Texas exhibits various paintings from numerous artists that focus on the scenery and feel of North Texas; A Clayful Duet showcases complementary and juxtaposing clayworks from couple Roy Odom and Cindi Wills; Adhil Rashad Exhibit; Four Seasons exhibits works from 9 artists who capture images and moments; Art-Hunger hosts New Works by local artists.

ART7 Crockett Community Gallery, 2956 Crockett StBack to Basics is a regional group exhibition of works collectively exploring the fundamentals of art.


Fort Worth ConteMPorAry ArtS:the Art gAllerieS At tCu 2900 W. Berry Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu [email protected]

Spring Gallery Night Hours 12 pm – 8 pm, with a hosted reception from 6 – 8 pm

Jonathan SchipperMarch 28 – May 9, 2015Schipper’s multi-media installations allow us to experience and confront powerful forces in intimate ways, bringing the magic of movies and special effects up close and personal. This is the Brooklyn-based art-ist’s first solo exhibition in North Texas.

gAllery 414414 Templeton, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 - 9:00 pm

Timeless: Contemporary Configurations – Barbara Arabian, Rachel Black, Elizabeth Fieler, Katie Murray and Austin Queen. Discover contemporary takes on old school themes as five local artists explore still lives and the figure through traditional art forms. Opening night equals Gallery Night but the show will go on through May 3. Check it out!


KiMBell Art MuSeuM3333 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.8451www.kimbellart.org10:00 am – 5:00 pm

The Collection of Nancy Leeand Perry R. Bass

The Collection of Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass is a selection of paintings and sculp-tures amassed by two pillars of Texas phi-lanthropy and business. From this collec-tion of Impressionist to post–World War II art, thirty-seven works of painting and sculp-ture are on view, including an impressive pair of paintings by Van Gogh and a major still life by Picasso. Important paint-ings by Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Vuillard, Bonnard, Matisse, Miró, Léger, Chagall and Rothko and sculptures by Rodin, Maillol, and Segal are also on view.Free Admission

Vincent van Gogh, Street in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, 1888, oil on canvas. Collection of Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass, Fort Worth

lAKevieW gAllerytArrAnt County College northWeSt CAMPuS4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179817.455.1305www.tccd.edu8:00 am – 6:00 pm

eduardo Aguilar retrospective: 4 decades of Family, landscape, and Abstraction


MCAnthony’S MultiCulturAl StuDio AnD gAllery3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry, Fort Worth, TX 76105817.536.57502:00 - 9:00pm

Celebrating the life and artwork of Anita Holman Knox.

MoDern Art MuSeuM oF Fort Worth3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817.738.9215www.themodern.org, [email protected]:00 am – 5:00 pmgallery Admission $10.00

FRAMING DESIRE: Photography and VideoThrough Aug 23, 2015

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents FRAMING DESIRE, an exhibition showcasing over 40 recent acquisitions alongside iconic photographs and videos from the permanent collection. The Museum has acquired key works by Cory Arcangel, Artemio, Larry Clark, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, Debbie Grossman, Candida Höfer, Misty Keasler, Ragnar Kjartansson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Gordon Matta-Clark, Ryan McGinley, Nicholas Nixon, Catherine Opie, Orit Raff, Laurie Simmons, Allison V. Smith, Arne Svenson, Frank Thiel, and Gillian Wearing.

Rineke Dijkstra. Castricum aan Zee, The Netherlands, June 1992, 1992/printed 2005.


MouDy gAllery: the Art gAllerieS At tCuMoudy North Building, 2805 S. University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76129817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edutheartgalleries@tcu.edu

Spring Gallery Night Hours 12 pm – 8 pm, with a hosted reception from 6 – 8 pm

Courtney hamiltonAlyssa hawkins

TCU graduate students present new works in dialogue that explore display, materials and form. Craft and the art of workmanship preoccupies Courtney Hamilton who responds to the limits and suggestions of materials in found objects. Alyssa Hawkins critiques contemporary perceptions of identity and investigates connections between language and form, using materials such as plaster and lace.

reBeCCA loW SCulPturAl gAllery7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116817.244.1151www.rebeccalow.com, [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

Alejandro Borges-Gonzalez is an architect born in Caracas, Venezuela. He is a Visiting Associate-Design Studio-Professor at UTA’s School of Architecture. His work is based upon two particular notions. First, is an attempt to investigate the integration of Art and Architecture in which architectural projects carefully develop such relationship as a symbiosis. And the second is an exploration of the relationship between architectural concepts such as light, shadow, projection, transformation, etc., from a psycho-logical perspective, particularly Jung’s theories, where both coexist in a series of dichotomies such as: order/chaos, individual/collective; subject/object; rational/ irratio-nal, conscious/ un-conscious. One will, also, see new works by Rebecca Low, Nic Noblique, Ralph Moresco, Terry Jones, and jewelry by Dale Ousley and Juliette Edgerton


SinACA StuDioS SChool oF glASS1013 W. Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 – 10:00 pm

SiNaCa Studios believes that through education and studio involvement we can forge brighter futures and positively impact our community. Join us as SiNaCa Studios showcases live glassblow-ing demonstrations by SiNaCa instructors and special guest art-ists. We provide a professional gallery filled with treasures waiting to find their new homes. A combination of a talented faculty, community based programming, open enrollment and a passion for sharing the beauty of glass is the recipe for a unique and excit-ing experience.

SiD riChArDSon MuSeuM309 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102Located in Sundance Square817.332.6554www.sidrichardsonmuseum.orginfo@sidrichardsonmuseum.org9:00 am – 8:00 pm

TAKE TWO: GEORGE CATLIN REVISITS THE WEST(On view through May 31)Features paintings by George Catlin (1796-1872) from the Paul Mellon Collection from the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Widely recognized for his early documentation of American Indian life, Catlin traveled extensively throughout North America in the 1830s, painting hundreds of Indians, keeping detailed records of his journeys. Guest curator Dr. Brian Dippie asserts that Catlin is perhaps the most important painter of the American Indian in the 19th C. Take Two: George Catlin Revisits the West illuminates the guiding principles behind Catlin’s enterprise, reflects on his role as participant observer, and features a southern Plains Indian focus.


the gAllery At utAuniversity of texas at Arlington502 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76019817.272.3110www.uta.edu/gallery12:00 -6:00 pm

Subject: Disability

Guest curator: Stephen Lapthisophon

Artists: Gary Cannone, Sally Glass, Joseph Grigely, Olga Koumoundouros, Pierre Krause, Michelle Rawlings, Sunaura Taylor, Lauren Woods, Michael Wynne

the uPStAirS gAllery 1038 West AbramArlington, TX 76013817.277.6961www.upstairsartgallery.com,[email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

Beatriz Welch

Judy Geffert

Gary Cannone, Corner Prop, 2000.

People & Places: New Paintings by Beatriz Welch and Judy Gelfert...two ways of looking at the natural world and the people who inhabit it.

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28 Gallery 44029 Gallery 7610230 Milan Gallery31 Sparks Studio32 Trinity Arts Guild 33 Vagabond Treasures

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Weiler houSe Fine Art gAllery3126 Handley Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112817.457.3343www.weilerhousefineart.com12:00 – 9:00 pm

eXhiBition Weiler House proudly presents: Near & Far- Landscapes by Susan Temple NeumannPlease join us for Gallery Night at the historic Weiler House. Enjoy some refreshments, listen to wonderful music by violinist James Hiler ,view some of the finest art in Fort Worth. There will also be new works by Anna Rose Bain, Frank Baggett, John Barger, Walt Cude, Steve Miller, Joseph Grieco, Robert Goldstrom, Cynthia Rosen as well as our other exceptional gallery art-ists.

WilliAM CAMPBellConteMPorAry Art4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.9566www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.comwcca@flash.net11:00 am – 9:00 pm

niCholAS WooD RECENT WORKS: DRAWINGS/SCULPTURAL OBJECTSContinuing his studio interests in merging, color, line, form, and reference, Nicholas Wood works within the back and forth dialogue between his drawing and sculptural objects. He regards these objects as 3D paintings and considers the works on paper as a sequence of architectural site plans or details of form simultaneously open to interpretation. The artist notes that “for as much apparent control and specificity in the forms, there is an intuitive quality, a constant give and take in the studio, which becomes essential to their presence on the wall”. The current exhibit presents this recent dialogue of works in wood, clay, and mixed media works on paper.

Upper Gallery featuring a selection of works by Gallery Artists.


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AiA FW Center For ArChiteCtureThe Center for Architecture is closed while in the process of relocating. 817.334.0155www.aiafortworth.org, [email protected]

“A House for………” - Join us online for a virtual Exhibit and Silent Auction in conjunction with AIA Fort Worth’s 2015 Homes Tour, scheduled for April 25-26th. This online exhibit displays images of framed pieces submitted by AIA members. Concept: A house for….dreaming.…a retired astronomer….two musicians….the subject was completely open to the imagination. It could be a drawing of an actual projTect, or it could be purely conceptual. A diverse collection of work, and you can own a piece just by placing your silent bid. The auction will close April 26th @ 7pm.

Virtual gallery @ http://aiafw.org/events/exhibits/

Art on the Boulevard4319A Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.6368www.artontheboulevard.com, [email protected]:00-9:00pm

Gallery exhibit will be the newest work by the gallery artists, including oil and acrylic paintings, watercolor on canvas and paper and pastels on paper. Reception with the artists will begin at 2:00pm. Light refreshments will be served. Gallery artists participating will be: Gale Johnson, Loretta LaMothe, Dolores Hibbard, Justin Parrish, Gloria Sepp, Eva Snapka, Jennifer Stufflebeam, Bob Fox, Clara Williams, Andrea Chicotsky, Sherri Jones, Todd Ford, Antonio Lanza, and James Rosen.

Art in the City (City of haltom City)3201 Friendly Lane, Haltom City, TX 76117817.222.7767www.haltomcitytx.com1:00 - 8:00 pm

The Haltom City Art in the City venue at 3201 Friendly Lane will feature a performance by The Jazz Monsters from 3 to 5 p.m., and exhibits by a variety of artists. Gallery hours are 1 to 8 p.m. Works include paintings, pottery, wood-turned items and photographs. A partial list of artists includes Bennie Wood, Wayne Clowers, Alan Siebenthal, Sheila Cahill, Judith Wood, Jerry Wenninger, Michelle Cahill Johnson, Mason cox, Doris Mobley and Patricia Jasper. Admission and refreshments are free.

Botanical research institute of texas1700 University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.4441www.brit.org4:00 - 9:00 pmBRIT is excited to welcome well known Fort Worth photographer Luther Smith to the Madeline R. Samples exhibit hall this spring. In this new exhibit, “Where I Live: North Texas Landscape” Smith, who has been photographing the north Texas landscape since he moved here with his wife and dog in 1983, explores the creeks and wild spaces adjoining neighborhoods and highways; landscape that

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has been formed by natural flooding, the human need to control the environment and neglect. This exhibit also documents the paths and play areas created by children in these natural areas and examines the col-ors and textures inherent both in the landscape and in the process of making photographs.Please join us on Saturday, March 28th from 6pm - 8pm for the opening of “Where I Live”. BRIT will be open on the 28th from 4pm - 9pm for the FWADA Spring Gallery Night. Admission is free.The Texas Glass Artist Association will be joining Smith on Gallery Night and will be presenting their latest innovations in glass for 2015. A variety of glass art forms will be on display, from wearable glass art jewelry to large vessels and wall art.

Brand 103511 Locke Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107www.brand10artspace.comThank You to Artists and Fans of Brand 10 Closing Party . 5:00 to 9:00

Fort Works Art205 S. Calhoun Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104Gallery Hours: 2-10 pmMusic Happening: 7-9 pmLive Music – 7 pm-midnight817.235.5804www.fortworksart.com

Fort Works Art is returning to The Tilt Room at S&R for “Come Together”, their twice yearly “pop-up” event on Spring Gallery Night in Fort Worth. They have reimagined the enor-mous space, and will be showcasing a dynamic exhibition of art, coupled with a musical sit-in of sorts. This time FWA will be focusing on exhibiting larger bodies of art by a smaller roster of artists; Janet Chaffee, Lauren Childs, Riley Holloway and Robert Norris. As evening com-mences there will be an intimate musical experience, with artistic reinterpretations of the music by the Beatles. Don’t miss the hAPPening 7p to 9p. Music by: Tim Locke and Calhoun, Dace Sultanov, and Special Guests followed by Holy Moly

and more outside. Event benefitting The Warm Place. www.thewarmplace.org Wine and Food Trucks. Free Admission. Donations Encouraged.

Fort Worth Art Collective2960 Crockett Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107www.fwartcollective.com, [email protected] 817.210.804412:00 - 9:00pm

A pop-up exhibition of contemporary works in wide-ranging mediums showcases a group of local artists: Bill Barter, Carol Benson, Rachel Bounds, Lou Chapman, Sherri Woodard Coffey, Charles Coldewey, Lisa Cunningham, Mike Cunningham, Ariel Davis, Ellie Ivanova, James Lassen, Cynthia Lewis, Tina Medina, Vicki Owen, Stormie Parker, Jason Reynaga, Susan Sitzes, Pam Stern, Elaine Taylor, Mike Teasley and Bernardo Vallarino.

Riley Holloway, “Erika Oliver”, Charcoal and Oil on Panel, 72” x 42”, 2014


gallery 440440 S Main St. Fort Worth, TX 76104817.335.0100www.gallery440.net12:00-9:00pm

Mad Men and Women ArtistsIn their early career as ad execs, they always remembered their roots in the fine arts. While they may have been sipping martinis and directing large corporate business, they still lived a life of expression through their art. See their best works from the 50s to the 70s, and maybe even a bit of their commercial art. The show features local and national artists.

gallery 761021401 Jones Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 – 9:00

In “Ties that Bind”, artist Kelly Ingleright-Telgenhoff plays with the intersection of abstraction and realism with landscape and still life painting becoming a means by which to elevate an object that symbolizes identity, memory, or spirituality for the artist. The beauty, strug-gle, and even the ugly components of early formative familial relationships permeate the sometimes humor-ous, haunted, and surreal settings. The calm, quiet, iso-lated, or exposed objects that inhabit the artist’s world are rendered in a realistic, yet, abstracted fashion as a means to pay homage to memories that fade, change, distort and become abstract shapes.

Milan gallery505 Houston Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 - 9:00 pm

Milan Gallery will feature work by wine real-ist, Thomas Arvid, including his newly released giclee. On-site painting by several gallery artists including Rome Milan, Cynthia Bryant and George Jones beginning at 5pm. See new originals by Henrietta Milan and Thomas Stott and new additions to the popular mineral/rock collections. Find the perfect piece for your office or home while enjoying live piano and a relaxing glass of wine.

Dwayne, 1958 Vicky Cardwell Balcou

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Sparks Studio509 West Main Street, Arlington, TX 76010817.266.3085Tuesdays 10:00-3:00 and open by appointmentwww.sparksstudioart.com3:00 - 9:00 pm

Come and enjoy a special multi-media exhibition. Feature exhibit: “Beauty of Botanicals”, an explo-ration of compositions from small detailed sketches to larger works on canvas. Drawings and paintings that feature mark making and details. Sketch books, drawings and paintings by artist, Suzanne McNeill-Sparks. Also showing: “Heavy Metal” assemblage and “Zentangle® Art”. The New Calendar of Classes for Spring is ready.

trinity Arts guild2819 R. D. Hurt Parkway, Bedford, TX [email protected] www.trinityartsguild.org5:00 – 9:00 p.m. official gallery walk timeGallery open at 10:00 a.m. for the Bedford Arts FestivalAnd available for visits all day until 9:00 p.m.

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vagabond treasures4236 West Vickery Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX [email protected] – Saturday 10:00 am -6:00 pm

Artists – Stormie Parker, Thomas Diel, Liz Atkinson, Ken Burghart, Dick Bock, Marie Coerver, Shawn Steichen, Catherine Snow, Mary Schasteen, P. Cleve Ragan, Patty Marshall, Dede Hudson, Lori & Dan Dudley, Martha Brooks, Jazz Candles, Cheryl Dufault, and seeking more artists.

WoCA [email protected](817) 901-7135

WoCA Projects is a non-profit arts organization highlighting women artists of color and expos-ing the City of Fort Worth to unique art exhibitions and community arts programs for all ages. Visit www.wocaprojects.com to check out our upcoming exhibitions and programs.


360 Catering& [email protected]

360 Catering & Events has earned an exceptional reputation providing exquisite food prepared from scratch, flawless service, & creative presentation, purchasing the finest & freshest meats, fruits & vegetables. We pride ourselves in offering the best catering experience in Fort Worth. You can count on Cody Hickman, 360 owner, to maintain a diligent commitment to excellence & attention to detail, & can be confident that 360 Catering & Events will approach your event as the start of a long-term relationship. Our passion for superior food & personalized service will leave your guests, family& clients talking long after your celebration. Let our expert team help make your special event one to remember.

Bite City grill2600 W 7th Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76107817.877.3888www.bitecitygrill.comMonday – Thursday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Friday 11:00 am - 11:00 pmSaturday 12:00 pm - 11:00 pm,Sunday 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Bite City Grill is New American Cuisine with global influence. Experience Chef Eddie’s unique twist on classic food while you enjoy a fine dining experience in a relaxing atmosphere. We offer every-thing from small bites to hearty entrees, and desserts that are the perfect way finish any meal. You can also visit our craft bar and try one of our cocktails that have been influenced by the American Zodiac or sip on your favorite whiskey. Dine in style and experience Global Indulgence.

Blue Mesa grill1600 S University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.6372www.bluemesagrill.comMonday – Thursday 11:00 am – 10:00 pmFriday and Saturday 11:00 am - 11:00 pmSunday 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

Blue Mesa Grill mixes the bold and colorful tastes of the Southwest with our own Texas flavor. We are located in the University Park Shopping Center! Join us for Happy Hour, Monday thru Friday 4:00 - 7:30 pm featuring $4 drink specials and a free quesadilla bar or try our award winning Sunday brunch, every Sunday from 9am to 3pm. Private party rooms and full-service catering available with creative and affordable menu choices for your event!Check out our menus at bluemesagrill.com and like us on Facebook to receive special offers & news!

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Cat City Grill is a casual fine dining restaurant in the heart of Magnolia Ave. Serving lunch, brunch, dinner and Happy hour. Our friendly staff will gladly accommodate all your dining needs. We have an da/v equipped dining room for large group events. We look forward to you dining with us.

Chadra Mezza & grill1622 Park Place (Near Southside)817.924.2372www.chadramezza.comMonday – Saturday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Closed Sunday

Chadra Mezza & Grill is a lifelong labor of love for owner and chef, Nehme Elbitar, and his wife Christina. Named in honor of his hometown, Chadra, Lebanon, it offers an exceptional sampling of Mediterranean cuisine, in addition to delicious pastas and pizzas. Chadra Mezza offers two outdoor patios, private event space and full-service catering. Having received numerous awards granted by various entities and publications, Chadra Mezza represents a dining mainstay in the Near Southside. This is hardly surprising. After all, community is, according to the Elbitars, “their main ingredient.”

grand Cru Wine Bar & Boutique1257 W Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76104817.923.1717www.grandcrumagnolia.comTuesday – Wednesday 12:00 - 9:00pmThursday 12:00 -10:00pmFriday - Saturday 12:00 -11:00pmSunday – 1:00 – 7:00 pmClosed Monday

Grand Cru is an independent and locally owned wine bar and fine wine shop that captures the charm of Magnolia Avenue and Fort Worth’s Southside within the walls of 1920’s era building. We offer a vast selection of wines by the glass or taste. Our wine list offers nearly 250 choices by the bottle and virtually all are available for retail purchase at very competitive prices. Over a dozen craft beers are available to enjoy here or take home. We also offer a small plates menu of delicious house-prepared items including savory as well as sweet selections.

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Piola italian restaurant and garden3700 Mattison Avenue, Fort Worth, 76107817.989.0007www.fwpiola.comLunch Hours: Monday – Friday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm, Dinner Hours: Monday – Saturday 5:00 – 10:00 pmGallery Night Hours: 4:30 – 10:00 pm

An intimate Italian gem located near the Arts District, Piola Italian Restaurant and Garden is the ideal setting for a romantic dinner, business lunch or special occasion. Located in a renovated 1930’s home, this only adds to the charm and warmth that Piola brings to Fort Worth. Proprietor, Bobby Albanese, is a locally known favorite host that brings patrons back time and again. Authentic Italian cuisine, classic and unique wine, outdoor seating and an overall atmosphere of genuine hospitality distinguish Piola Italian Restaurant and Garden.

Sera Dining & Wine2418 Forest Park Blvd. Fort Worth, TX 76110817.927.7372www.seradiningandwine.comTuesday – Saturday 5:30 -9:30pm, Sunday Brunch 11:00-2:00

Sera Dining & Wine serves New American cuisine from Chef Jen Williams. Sera is proud to use locally sourced ingredients, as well as curing our own meats and making our own goat cheese. Located at the corner of Forest Park Boulevard & Park Hill, we are convenient to TCU, Downtown and the Cultural District.

times tens Cellars, Fort Worth1100 Foch, Fort Worth, TX 76107817-336-9463Tuesday - Wednesday 1:00-10:00pm, Thursday 1:00-11:00pmFriday - Saturday 1:00pm - Midnight, Sunday 3:00-9:00pm

Our winery allows us to cellar and bottle wines from select vineyards on the West Coast’s premier wine regions. We also craft wines from vine to bottle using grapes from our own Cathedral Mountain Vineyard in Alpine, Texas. Stop by Times Ten for a glass of wine and good company. We look forward to seeing you!

Winslow’s Wine Café4101 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.546.6843www.winslowswinecafe.comMonday – Thursday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pmFriday 4:00 pm - 12:00amSaturday 10:30 am -12:00 amSunday 10:30 am—10pm

An intimately sized venue in the heart of a neighborhood where you’re among friends, with an ambi-ance conducive to good conversations & the feeling of familiarity. Winslow’s is more than just a place to meet for dinner or drinks…it’s a gathering spot for the soul.

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