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Saturday, March 23, 2013

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Honoring a decade of Arts in Fort WorthLocal gallery owners William and Pam Campbell join with Mac and Lu Jo Churchill in

requesting your presence at the 10th Annual Spring Gallery Night at the Community Arts

Center on Saturday, March 23.

Allow the vast array of artistic displays and performances to inspire the inner you from

6:00 to 9:00 p.m.Then revel with the After-Party Celebration that features moving music,

luscious food and beverages, outstanding entertainment, and, of course, impressive art and

artists of all kinds, both local and regional.

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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 muse-ums, and fewer still have such a vital community spirit. What truly sets Fort Worth apart, however, is the vigorous, longstanding, clearly defined coopera-tion 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 edu-cational 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 rein-vigorates Fort Worth patrons who have become habituated to the riches that surround them, reminding them anew that the most authentic cultural connec-tion 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 cosmo-politan 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 cultural and esthetic richness of Fort Worth.– Suzanne Deats

Fort Worth Art Dealers Association


amoN Carter mUseUm oF ameriCaN art3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.1933www.cartermuseum.org10:00 am – 5:00 pm

EXHIBITIONS

Big Pictures: Forty photographs to explore what increased size brings to contemporary art. (through April 21)

Marie Cosindas: instant Color - A retrospective composed of forty of the artist’s vintage, one-of-a-kind Polaroids. (through May 26)

arliNGtoN mUseUm oF art201 W. Main St., Arlington, TX 76010817.275.4600www.arlingtonmuseum.orgama@arlingtonmuseum.org10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Youth art Month – on view through March 31, 2013spanish Colonial art – Opening April 12th This exhibit examines 300 years of traditional Spanish art, including Retablos, Ex Votos and Santos sculptures. These religious artworks were modeled after European-imported art from the 17th century that adorned mission churches.


artspaCe 111111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 - 9:00 pm

Artspace111 announces like, a group exhibition featuring Artspace111 artists. For this special exhibition, Artspace111’s stable joins with the artists they like. All artist draw vision from their environments and this exhibition highlights the impact artists have on one another. Some artists are paired with art-ists whose style or subject mat-ter was inspiring. Others with artists whose careers have provided motivation. Some artists are paired because they simply like their art.

artes De la rosa Galleryat the rose mariNe theater1440 N. Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76164817.624.8333www.artesdelarosa.org12:00 – 10:00 pm

abstractions Contrasting works by Andrew Ortiz & Roberto Mungia

Andrew Ortiz investigates his epilepsy, a neurological disorder, in conflicted self-portraits.

Roberto Munguia creates a rich palette of images from daily Latino interactions.

Between 6 and 9 p.m., meet both artists and enjoy refreshments.


Galerie korNye west1601 Clover Lane, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

two artists, one destination:An exhibition following two American artists lured to Italy for two different reasons. James Crandall journeyed to paint and walk the roads of Lucca, within the Tuscany region, where his grandfather grew up. Steve

Armes, a seasoned Italian traveler, went to taste the wine and paint the scenes of Umbria.

atriUm Gallery:University 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 –7:00 pm

Rockport 9 Paints texasThe Rockport 9 is a group of artists drawn together for their love of painting “plein aire”, focusing on areas where they recently traveled. The group includes Lisa Baer, Angalee DeForest, Anita Diebel, Susan Forrest, Mary Frazier, Caro Jackson, Carol Koutnik, Betty Shamel, and Ann Reimer, all Rockport residents. Their “strokes” are varied, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, collage and pastel. Many of the paintings are finished on location and others form an idea to be completed in the studio. With Texas as their backdrop, the sky is the limit for the Rockport 9 who record, in their own artistic manner, both the rustic beauty and the lush backdrop that abounds in our state.


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

Gallery 414 reopens after a ten month hiatus with Viva Vivarium, a group exhibition featuring non-printmaking works by six printmakers: Josh Banks, Payton Lower, Adam Palmer, Linda Lucia Santana, Gary Uribe and Christopher Wallace.

kimBell art mUseUm3333 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 am – 5:00 pm

Bernini: sculpting in Clay Discover how the greatest sculptor of 17th-century Rome visualized his masterpieces in clay models and drawings. The origins of the most important works of Baroque sculpture in the world are on view now. Bernini: sculpting in Clay is organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and the Kimbell Art Museum. It is supported by a grant from the Crystelle Waggoner Charitable Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee, and an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.


mcaNthoNy’smUlti-CUltUralstUDio aND Gallery3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry,Fort Worth, TX 76105817.536.5750By Appointment Only – NOT OPEN GALLERY NIGHT

Special Emphasis onAfrican American Art

DrawingsPaintingsSculpturePotteryPhotographyLimited Edition PrintsFine Crafts

lakeview Gallery: tarraNt CoUNty ColleGe Northwest CampUs4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179817.455.1305www.tccd.edu

11-2 Gallery Night Reception for the artists with gallery talkGallery Hours 8am-10pm M-S

The Lakeview Gallery features works by TCC Northwest Campus Faculty demonstrating a wide range of approaches to painting, sculp-ture, mixed media and ceramics. Participating artists include Candace Austin, Nona Appel, Eduardo Aguilar, Stephen Battle, Christian DeLeon, Matthew Guest, John Hartley, Kelly James, Adam Palmer, Winter Rusiloski, Malone Samuels, John Spriggins, Trish Igo, Doug Vail, Jonathan Quinn, and Fred Spaulding.


moDerN art mUseUmoF Fort worth3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 am - 5:00 pm

tenth anniversary acquisitions

Docent-led tours at 2 and 4 pmIncluded with price of admission.

reBeCCa low sCUlptUral metal Gallery & stUDio7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116817.244.1151 [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

Rich Ariola is an emerging artist from Las Vegas, NV. His creative use of found objects is very different than most artists that create works using recycled materials. He pays tremendous attention to detail and his works are pristine. In the photo-graph, the eagle’s wings are com-prised of all pre 1982 pennies. This show is not to be missed. One will, also, see new works by Rebecca Low, Nic Noblique, Terry Jones, Michael Bane, Nina Winters, Kent Maris, photo transformations by Michael Sibley, and jewelry by Dale Ousley and Juliette Edgerton.


siNaCa stUDios sChool oF Glass1013 W. Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.899.0024www.sinacastudios.org [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

SiNaCa Studios School of Glass& Gallery will host Rob Stern, highlighting his work in the gallery and presenting live glassblow-ing demonstrations throughout the day and into the evening. Rob has twenty -five year of experience working in glass and has worked with the most accomplished glass artists and masters throughout the world. He has lived and worked in numerous countries, most notably the Czech Republic, where in the glass factory Ajeto of Master Petr Novotny he trained to be a master himself and continues to design and execute monumental site-specific sculptures. Rob has participated in and led numerous workshops worldwide traveling annually to teach at Pilchuck Glass School (WA.), Penland School of Crafts (N.C.), Bildwerk, (Frauenau Germany), and The Glass Furnace (Turkey). He was a professor at the University of Miami Glass program from 1997 – 2004. Rob was most recently a visiting professor at the Glass Department University of Texas, Arlington in 2010.Rob has owned and operated his own studios in the Wynnwood arts district of Miami. For more information please visit his website at www.robsternartglass.com.

the Fort worth CommUNity arts CeNter1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 am – 12:00 am

The Fort Worth Community Arts Center celebrates 10 years in the Cultural District with exhibitions, live performances and a free party starting at 9PM. Exhibitions: neal Cox: Various Cameras and images: pinhole camera photography by Neal Cox in Focus Gallery One; secrets Within, ceramic sculptures by Magi Calhoun in Focus Gallery Two; Because of Baylor all saints, panoramic photography by Lloyd Birdwell; Celebration of Paint, paintings by PAINT; sooPoP, artwork by Nick C. Kirk, Mike Moffatt, John Worley and Jason Chalker; Hidden Dimensions, artwork by Terry Eason, Debbie Ursini, Debra Brown, Tim Ingraham, Elijah Brown, and David Ursini; Fw15, by 15 Fort Worth artists; and the awakened spirit: Japanese Calligraphy in the 21st Century. Live performances by Fort Worth Guitar Society, Kids Who Care, Sol de Fort Worth Ballet Folklorico, Fort Worth Opera, Fort Worth Swing Dance Syndicate, Texas BleuCatz and others, and an awesome band, Luke Wade and No Civilians at 9PM for the party. Food trucks will be available starting at 8PM.


the Gallery at Uta, UNiversity oF texas at arliNGtoN502 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76019817.272.3110www.uta.edu/gallery12 noon - 5pm

Recent works by Dallas artists - Kim Cadmus Owens and Allison V. SmithFebruary 25 – March 30, 2013

the art Galleries at tCUFort Worth Contemporary Arts2900 W. Berry StreetFort Worth, TX 76109817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edutheartgalleries@tcu.edu 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Matthew Collings and emma Biggs: suspicious Utopias

Prominent British arts writer/television presenter/artist and his partner, artist and historian Emma Biggs, bring to FWCA a large scale installation using Merlin Carpenter’s critique as a platform for the explanation of abstract painting, as well as their collaborative works on paper and a very special custom publication which, instead of merely cataloging this exhibition, is actually part of it. The show opens to the public on FWADA’s Spring Gallery Night.

Allison V. SmithParked, May 2011,

Valentine, Texas, 201240” x 40” ed. 1/3Kim Cadmus Owens

Smoke and Mirrors: Coming and Going, 2011acrylic and oil on canvas, 48 x 156 inches

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30 TPSG at the Christian Arts Museum31 Uncommon Angles32 WoCA Projects

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12 Rebecca Low Sculptural Metal Gallery

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15 The Galleries at TCU, Fort Worth Contemporary Arts

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the Upstairs Gallery1038 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76013 817.277.6961www.upstairsartgallery.cominfo@upstairsartgallery.com12:00 – 9:00 pm

Country Western swingersEmerging Texas pop artist Clay Stinnett explores the iconography of the golden age of country music.

weiler hoUse FiNe art Gallery3126 Handley Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112817.457.3343www.weilerhousefineart.combill@weilerhousefineart.com12:00 – 9:00 pm

Please join us as we celebrate fine art in Fort Worth. Meet artist Anna Rose Bain, who will be working on her latest painting. Also, please enjoy viewing four new artists: Linda Besse, Donelli DiMaria, Chuck Larivey, & Scott Mattlin as they join the other exceptional artists at Weiler House Fine Art Gallery.

Moon Shine Kate and Father, acrylic on canvas


william CampBell CoNtemporary art4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.9566www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.comwcca@flash.net11:00 am – 9:00 pm

tom Hollenback MUtaBilisCreating objects of art often bridging the concepts of painting and sculpture, Hollenback uses fluorescent acrylic panels mounted on sculptural wood or steel sub-structures, resulting in sculptures that appear to be illuminated from within. With his “Volumetric Paintings”, Hollenback again works with the intersection of painting and sculpture. Using small, rough-cut blocks of wood as forms, he casts acrylic paint into the wood forms, often leaving pieces of the wood attached when the forms are removed. Conceptually, the process creates a contemporary, organic, sculptural object.

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Selections

July 5 - 27, 2013

OPENING RECEPTION Friday, July 12

PANEL DISCUSSIONTuesday, July 16

Visitors to the Art Dealers annual Spring Visitors to the Art Dealers annual Spring Gallery Night, March 23rd will be asked to

suggest topics for the panel discussion.

Be sure to drop your suggestions in available boxes at each FWADA member gallery!

Visit www.fwada.org for more information


FrieNDs oF FwaDaaia Fw CeNter For arChiteCtUre3425 W. 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.334.0155www.aiafortworth.org, [email protected]:00-9:00pm“a House for………” - Join us for the opening of an Exhibit and Silent Auction ben-efiting the Center for Architecture in conjunction with AIA Fort Worth’s 2013 Homes Tour, scheduled for April 27-28th. This is an exhibit of 11x14 framed pieces submitted by AIA members. Concept: A house for….dreaming.…a retired astronomer….two musi-cians….the subject was completely open to the imagination. It could be a drawing of an actual project, or it could be purely conceptual. It could be a photograph, a painting, a collage, a relief model, or a rendering. A diverse collection of work, and you can own a piece just by placing your silent bid. The auction closes on April 30th. aND x art spaCe3511 Locke Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107 817.584.7638www.brand10artspace.com/andx,[email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm

stuffed highlights the works of Houston artist couple Hillerbrand + Magsamen with selected works in video, photography and sculpture addressing the tangled web of con-sumer culture and family values from a personal viewpoint where art and life are inter-mingled. As stated by the artists: “We draw no line between our lives and our art. We are the photographers and the photographed; our home is our canvas, our family is our sub-ject, and our actions are our content. It is our hope that our work speaks to the deep ambivalence of suburban life—that one can love one’s life, one’s possessions, one’s hus-band and wife, one’s children—but still wonder what might have been. Our work is an extended family trip down the rabbit hole, tunneling through myths and realities, with no end in sight, but strength in our companions, and our journey.” art oN the BoUlevarD4319A Camp Bowie Boulevard,Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.6368www.artontheboulevard.com, [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pm “spring Fever” featuring new works by regional art-ist including Loretta LaMothe, Gloria Sepp, Brad Jensen, Dolores Hibbard, Gale Johnston, Sara Joseph, Tosca Engisch, Bob Fox, Clara Williams, Judy Wolf, Eva Snapka, Jennifer Stufflebeam, Samira Syed, Antonio Lanza and Sean Long. Reception with the artists starting at 2:00 pm. A very diversified blend of artwork will be in this show.


art iN the City(City oF haltom City)3201 Friendly LaneHaltom City, TX 76117817.222.7767www.haltomcitytx.com1:00 - 8:00 pmA variety of artists will exhibit at the Haltom City Civic Center ranging from painters to potters. The Jazz Monsters will be performing from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and a live auction will take place at 7 pm.

BraND 10 art spaCe3418 West 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pmbrand 10 + and x art space presents stuffed: Hillerbrand + Magsamen which runs from January 25 – March 23, 2013 with an opening reception to be held on Friday January 25 from 5 - 9pm at both art spaces. stuffed highlights the works of Houston artist couple Hillerbrand + Magsamen with selected works in video, photography and sculpture addressing the tangled web of consumer culture and family values from a personal view-point where art and life are intermingled. As stated by the artists: “We draw no line between our lives and our art. We are the photographers and the photographed; our home is our canvas, our family is our subject, and our actions are our content.”

Brit1700 University Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.4441www.brit.org2:00 – 7:00 pm “native to this Place: the Plants and Prairies of north Central texas; BRit Collections on Display” Thirty-five plant species from our local prairies will be on display in the exhibit, repre-sented by herbarium specimens, along with illustrations and descriptions of these plant species from our library. Some of these specimens and books date back to 1885. This exhibit includes a Kid’s Zone where they can learn fun facts about the prairie.

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Creative ColleCtive Fort worth3526 West Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.1138www.creativecollectivefortworth.comangela@creativecollectivefortworth.com5:00 – 9:00 pm

Mixed-media, up-cycled and re-purposed arts, paintings, stained glass, up-cycled furni-ture, handmade gifts (collection of creations from 40+ artists).

Gallery 761021401 Jones Street, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 am – 8:00 pmJoshua Elliotself-congratulatory nonsenseAll art stands on the embers of an old idea, waiting to be consumed by a change in the social tide. We spend our lives filling white rooms with per-sonal furies, childhood intimations, and portrayals of imposed self-impor-tance. Walls become tightly packed with alternate realities, lit with sterile beams of hope. It is a place unregulated and impossibly personal.We project an image of ourselves in the mirror each morning, mentally masking and emotionally processing, as we see fit. The change for better or for worse is inevitable. It is the time between that change which interests me most.

heNsoN- mCalister3308 W. 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.1297www.hensonmcalister.com5:00 - 9:00 pmOne person show by artist Judy Marcus

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milaN Gallery505 Houston StreetFort Worth, TX 76102817.338.4278www.milangallery.com [email protected]:00 - 10:00 pm

“the Michelangelo experience”Reception: 6-10pmWorking for over 10 years to get them to Fort Worth, Milan Gallery now has artwork from one of the most famous and revered artists of all time, MICHELANGELO. His work includes, but is not limited to, “Madonna on the Steps” and “Battle of the Centaurs”, which are his fist two sculptures completed when he was 14 and 16 years of age.Milan Gallery hosts 30 nationally and internationally acclaimed artists, and is celebrating its 20th year in Sundance Square. Please join Milan Gallery and many of its regional artists for a reception from 6-10pm.

pUt a Cork iN it2972 Park Hill Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76109, 817.924.2675www.putacorkinitwine.com [email protected]:00 – 9:00 pmWe will be featuring Artwork by Cassie King & Keith Watson and Artisan Jewelry by RIVIR. Plus we will be pouring 4 “ART” label wines. We are located on the corner of Park Hill Dr and University Dr, just south of the Zoo.

tpsG @ the ChristiaN arts mUseUmBailey & Hamilton, Fort Worth, TX [email protected], [email protected], www.cacmuseum.org 3:00 - 9:00pmWe are pleased to host an exhibit by members of the Texas Pottery & Sculpture Guild. Meet the artists and enjoy a glass of wine at this special event, and view the beautiful works of art permanently housed at the Museum. The CAM is home of “The Lord’s Supper,” an unusual and meaningful interpretation of da Vinci’s Last Supper. Regular hours 10 -3 Wednesday through Saturday. For group reservations call 817-332-7878.

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UNCommoN aNGles GalleryMontgomery Plaza 2600 W. 7th Street, #159Fort Worth, TX 76107817.335.9933www.uncommonanglestx.com [email protected]:00 am - 9:00 pmNew work by regional and national artist including Dwo Wen Chen, Charlotte Arvelle, Zetamari and more.

woCa projeCts2902 Race Street, Suite 100Fort Worth, TX [email protected]:00 - 9:00pm

On Gallery Night, Fort Worth’s newest non-profit artspace will feature its grand opening exhibitions, street immersion (s) and entertaining the life. street immersion(s) features detailed drawings by artist Linda Lucia Santana, inspired by her research in Toluca and Mexico City, Mexico and Santana’s self-immersion in Mexican culture and identity. Santana’s drawings reflect her fascination with Mexican street vendors throughout her stay, and her ongoing inter-est in Mexican and Mexican-American folklore and song. entertaining the life, features two site-specif-ic displays by artists Desha Dauchan and Joy Ude, both challenging representations of African American masculinity in historical and contemporary film. Using narrative-based experimental filmmaking (Dauchan) and iconic mixed-media constructions (Ude), these artists suggest that bodies of African American male entertainers are often trapped between conflicting ideologies: reality and fantasy. WoCA Projects is located inside Fort Worth’s budding Riverside Arts District, a local community of artist studios and diverse arts venues.

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Blue mesa Grill1600 S University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.6372www.bluemesagrill.comMonday – Thursday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Friday and Saturday 11:00 am - 11:00pmSunday 9:00 am - 10:00pm

Blue Mesa Grill mixes the bold and colorful tastes of the Southwest with our own Texas flavor. We are located at 1600 S University Drive, 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!

Chadra mezza & Grill1622 Park Place (Near Southside)817.924.2372www.chadramezza.comMonday – Saturday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Closed Sunday Enjoy traditional Lebanese & Italian cuisine in a family friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Lebanese favorites include shawarma, which is sautéed in over 14 different spices, & our signature dip muhammara, a blend of roasted red bell peppers & walnuts. Our Italian dishes include pasta & hand tossed pizzas.

la piazza2930 Bledsoe Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 817.334.0000www.lapiazzafw.com

La Piazza has been family owned since its creation in 1991. When dining you can expect superior service along with nation-ally renowned Italian cooking. La Piazza makes every night a special night for patrons. Step into an elegant, intimate dining experience featuring chef-prepared classical Italian cooking in a chic, yet cozy atmosphere.

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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 pmDinner Hours: Monday – Saturday 5:00 – 10:00 pmGallery Night Hours: 4:30 – 10:00 pmAn 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.

winslow’s wine Café4101 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.6515www.winslowswinecafe.comMonday – Thursday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pmFriday 4:00 pm - 12:00amSaturday 10:30 am - 2:00 pm & 4:00 pm-12:00 am,Sunday 10:30 am—10pmAn intimately sized venue in the heart of a neighborhood where you’re among friends, with an ambiance 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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Honoring a decade of Arts in Fort WorthLocal gallery owners William and Pam Campbell join with Mac and Lu Jo Churchill in

requesting your presence at the 10th Annual Spring Gallery Night at the Community Arts

Center on Saturday, March 23.

Allow the vast array of artistic displays and performances to inspire the inner you from

6:00 to 9:00 p.m.Then revel with the After-Party Celebration that features moving music,

luscious food and beverages, outstanding entertainment, and, of course, impressive art and

artists of all kinds, both local and regional.

macchurchillacura.com3125 NE Loop 820 @ I-35 / Fort Worth / 817.232.2872

Join us and be a part of it!

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