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Fort Worth Weekly is an alternative weekly news and culture outlet focused on Fort Worth and the surrounding North Texas region.
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Welcome to Best Of 2026 (opens the original)
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Gotta be positive. Even with things the way they are, so much overflows our cups. We must remain hopeful. And grateful. Since we’ve been covering Fort Worth for 30-plus years, we have never run out of good things to say about this city and environs, a.k.a. the Great 817. This year is no different. About the Issue We counted your votes, all thousands of them, and have tabulated all your Readers’ Choices while adding our own critic’s picks, just for that personal touch. Editing this issue is alway
Getting & Spending // Best Of 2026 (opens the original)
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Antique & Vintage Finds Readers’ Choice: Montgomery Street Antique Mall (2601 Montgomery St, Fort Worth, 817-735-9685) Critic’s Choice: Ain’t that Something (341 W Main St, Azle, 817-913-1515) This antique shop is absolutely worth the drive! Ain’t that Something has countless vendor booths with so many treasures inside, all at reasonable prices. Seriously, there is something there for everybody in this shop. Shop owner Marie also hosts regular events at her store and regularly participates in lo
People & Places // Best Of 2026 (opens the original)
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Place to Adopt Pets Readers’ Choice & Critic’s Choice: Humane Society of North Texas (two area locations) Now celebrating its 121st birthday, Humane Society of North Texas is one of the oldest animal rescue organizations in Fort Worth. They currently have hundreds of animals available for adoption, including cats, dogs, horses, and various small animals. HSNT has partnered with numerous PetSmart and Petco store locations across North Texas and regularly host adoption events there. HSNT also offe
Arts & Culture (opens the original)
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Art Gallery Readers’ Choice: William Campbell Gallery (217 Foch St, Fort Worth, 817-737-9566) Critic’s Choice: Fort Works Art (2100 Montgomery St, Fort Worth, 817-759-9475) In a time and place when art is not appreciated or supported by the philistines in charge, that this elegant slice of New York City near Dickies Arena in the Cultural District has survived for a decade means we art lovers aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Happy birthday, Fort Works Art, and congrats. Art Gallery Exhibit Rea
Digger: Action Driller (opens the original)
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When I go into a movie by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, I know I’m going to hate myself. In terms of pure talent, he’s on an equal footing with his Mexican film-school buddies Alfonso Cuarón and Guillermo del Toro. Nevertheless, Iñárritu’s cudgel-like storytelling, his habit of making the same point three times because he doesn’t trust us to get it the first two, and his tendency to hype himself up over the importance of his stories means that at some point, I’m going to say to myself, “You idiot! Why
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