AudViaFort Worth, TX
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Neighborhood Tours
A walkable loop through one area.
Fort Worth West Side — Museums & West 7th
Walk the Cultural District's clustered museums — Kahn's Kimbell, Ando's Modern, the Amon Carter, Will Rogers Art Deco, the Cowgirl Hall of Fame, and a serene Japanese garden to close.
Downtown Fort Worth & Sundance Square — Castles, Angels & Outlaws
Walk Main Street from the pink-granite courthouse through Sundance Square to a downtown water canyon — castles, Western art, 48-foot angels, and the outlaw district that named it all.
Near Southside & Magnolia Avenue — Fort Worth's Comeback
Cross the tracks into the Near Southside — an Art Deco rail palace, a hospital district that held on, the murals and bungalows of Magnolia and Fairmount, and the neighborhood that bet on itself and won.
Fort Worth Stockyards — Cowtown's Living History
Walk Exchange Avenue through the National Historic Stockyards — the cattle drive, the coliseum, the saloons, and the city that beef built.
Signature Experiences
One thread — across the whole city.
Fort Worth Black Heritage
The story of Black Fort Worth: the Historic Southside, the jazz miracle of I.M. Terrell High, Opal Lee's walk to make Juneteenth a national holiday, the National Juneteenth Museum, the resilient Como neighborhood, and the keepers who saved it all.
Filmed in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Music
Fort Worth's surprising musical legacy: the birthplace of Western swing at Crystal Springs, Ornette Coleman's free-jazz revolution out of I.M. Terrell High, the songwriter Townes Van Zandt, the bluesman Delbert McClinton, and the honky-tonks where it all still plays.