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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Night & Day: Simply the Best (opens the original)
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With our annual Best Of issue en route, I’m focusing on a few key events happening before and after our main event. Here are the best things to do before and after Best Of 2026 on Wed, Sep 30. Happy Dolly Day! The world has decided that today is her day since it’s 9/25 (9 to 5, get it?) For citywide celebrations, check out this week’s Big Ticket. Also, our friends at KKXT/91.7-FM will play a different Dolly Parton song at the top of the hour from 9am to 5pm. Listen there or stream on the iHeartM
Big Ticket: Dolly Day (opens the original)
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On Friday, we shall tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen, where we will pour ourselves a cup of ambition. Yes, it’s Dolly Day! (9/25 … 9 to 5 … get it?) As an ode to one of the legend’s biggest hits, 9/25 has become 9 to 5 all around the country. Here in Fort Worth, there are many ways to celebrate Dolly Parton, the beloved icon we recently lost. Wear pink — or anything Dolly-inspired — to Mahj Ranch (7540 Confederate Park Rd, Fort Worth) for a special 9/25 Mahjong Party honoring Dolly P
Reel Worth: A Touch of Nilsson, Newman, & Tunes (opens the original)
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This weekend’s A Touch of Nilsson & Newman in the Night marks the first festival at Arts Fifth Avenue since last week’s landmark 25th anniversary. It will feature live music and a movie screening. But first, the backstory, and, oh, what a (bug’s) life it’s been! On Sep 11, 2001, a new Fort Worth arts organization, Arts Fifth Avenue, opened its doors and held its first classes. “Every year since that infamous day, we have honored our anniversary with a solemn heart and a hope for the future,” sai
Night & Day: Bye, Bye Birdie(s) (opens the original)
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With Labor Day behind us, we are now in the midst of the fall migration season for migratory birds, so the annual Lights Out initiative has begun. Along with helping our feathered friends as best we can, you can also see artistic representations of them at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, like Scott and Stuart Gentling’s “Black-Crowned Night Heron,” which is in the Of Birds and Texas collection. Thru the end of November, with the critical period being now thru the end of October, millions
Ate Days of Food & Booze Events (opens the original)
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Fort Worth Community Market is back. Starting today, join them on the second Sunday of every month. Stock up on fruits and veggies at the South Main MicroPark (105 S Main St, Fort Worth, @HoneySuckleRoseEvents) 11am-4pm. Along with 75 booths of handmade/homegrown items, this family-/pet-friendly event features handmade and homegrown items from area artisans, live music, food trucks, a pop-up bar serving cocktails, and face painting. There is no cost to attend. Free street parking and paid parkin
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