Summer Mag 2013

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Y our lawn needs less water than you think. Even in a Texas August, watering twice a week or less gives your lawn all

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MMMM. MULCH. MULCH. MULCH. A nice 3-4 inch layer of mulch around your shrubs, trees and in �owerbeds helps retain moisture and limits weed growth. Plus, mulched beds make any landscape look better. Just ask your shrubs.

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Summer isn’t a season in Texas, it’s a lifestyle. While

temperatures climb into the 110 degree area and linger for a couple months, it can actually be a great time to get out and explore what Tarrant County has to offer. Here are ideas that can easily get you through Labor Day and

into the less balmy days of autumn in the Lone Star State.

Borrow a BikeFort Worth Bike Sharing is an affordable way of getting around town for some sightseeing thanks to 300 specially designed Trek

bicycles available for checkout from 30 docking stations located throughout downtown, Near Southside, and the Cultural District. Check out fortworthbikesharing.org.

Jump in a lakeTarrant County has lakes in every corner. Take advantage of the cool waters fishing, boating, camping, hiking and other fun outdoor activities. Some like Lake Grapevine even have amenities like kayak and paddle boat rentals.

Chill out Spend the day at the movies. Movie Tavern locations throughout Fort Worth celebrate the classics with Retro Cinema on Wednesdays and Thursdays. With a full menu, cocktails, and summer blockbusters (ok, and air conditioning that will make you forget it’s blistering outside), why would you ever leave?

FaCe the musiCThe Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards Festival is Sun, June 23 at eight venues throughout the West 7th corridor. Forty eight of the best bands in Tarrant County take the stage starting at 4pm and wrap up by 10pm. Best part – it’s free.

Frosty BeverageChill out with a schooner of your favorite frosty brew or sip on a delicious summer cocktail. Need ideas? See page 30 for recipes.

Cheer on the home team Summer is baseball season and the Fort Worth Cats love a sell-out hometown crowd. The Cats play hosts to teams hailing from San Angelo, Alexandria, the Rio Grand Valley and others throughout the summer. So with a hotdog in one hand and

Be Happy, Be Healthy & Have Fun this Summer

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Downtown Arlington’s “scene” has been growing and expanding at a rapid pace over the last few years. It has offi cially become a destination with their vi-brant music venues, delectable dining and attractive events.

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watermelon Binge Farmers markets are all over Tarrant County, plus grocers like Central Market have large selections of fresh and organic produce. This time of year, stock up on watermelon – the summer staple contains a significant amount of water that can thin the blood and help your body to release heat.

retail therapyResearchers have found that shop therapy not only works to improve moods because of the delight in receiving self-gifts, but also if you chose not to buy something, the restraint you show yourself actually boosts your mood proving perhaps restraint was the goal to make yourself feel better. So hang out in the shopping havens of West 7th Street, Arlington Highlands, Southlake Townsquare or one of the many other shopping meccas around town, stop in that mom-and-pop boutique and enjoy.

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Fort Worth Museum of Science and History (1600 Gendy St, FW, 817-255-9300)

In celebration of Elvis Presley’s 75th birthday, the Smithsonian Institution presents Elvis at 21 (opening May 25), featuring 56 photographs by Alfred Wertheimer chronicling Elvis’ dazzling emergence in 1956 as The King catapulted from anonymity to superstardom.

Visit Fort Worth’s Internationally Renowned Cultural District

Kimbell Art Museum (3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW, 817-332-8451)

Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes (June 16 thru Sept 8) explores Wari creativity through140 artworks in all major media, including polychrome ceramics, mosaics, sculptured wood and stone objects, and textiles of striking complexity.

Amon Carter Museum of American Art (3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW, 817-738-1933)

African-American artist Romare Bearden created a landmark series of collages and watercolors based on Homer’s classic work of Western literature, The Odyssey. Through the approximately 50 works of art, Bearden recasts Homer’s celebrated heroes and villains as black people, transforming the epic poem into a poignantly universal story. Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey is on display now thru August 11.

“Four-Cornered Hat”, made of feathers, cotton, and reed, is from 600-1000.

“Home to Ithaca” is one of Romare Bearden’s interpretations of The Odyssey.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (3200 Darnell St, FW, 817-738-9215)

The Modern celebrates its 10-year anniversary in the beautiful Tadao Ando building with a series of new acquisitions currently on view thru August 18. National Cowgirl Museum and

Hall of Fame (1720 Gendy St, FW, 817-336-4475)

Tough By Nature is on view now thru September 9 and showcases 65 of Lynda Lanker’s drawings, paintings, works on paper, and prints, which document a vanishing way of life that affirmed the role of women in the economy and ecology of the American West.

The Modern acquired this Dan Flavin in 2010.

In “Elladean Bittner” and other artworks, Lynda Lanker celebrates

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2222 Montgomery Street • Fort Worth4 blocks N of I-30 • 817-737-3071

Mon-Fri 8:30-5:00, Sat 9:30-12:30 • www.vendingnut.com

Vending Nut Company

We carry a complete line of imported and domestic nuts, dried fruit and seeds, chocolate candies, gift baskets & more! Ideal for holidays and special occasions, gift items — for friends, relatives, customers or employees. Call, stop in, or visit our website for price list and brochure.

Summer Mag 2013

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