Find all the Fourth of July events and fireworks around Fort Worth here, but if you're looking for tasty festivities all week ...

Fort Worth. Fort Worth will officially kick off the holiday season next week when Mayor Mattie Parker and 70s superstar Marie Osmond will flip the lights on an 80-foot Christmas tree in Sundance ...

Fort Worth will officially kick off the holiday season next week when Mayor Mattie Parker and 70s superstar Marie Osmond will flip the lights on an 80-foot Christmas tree in Sundance Square. The ...

A crew works to stabilize the 2022 Ft Worth Christmas Tree in Sundance Square Plaza on Monday, November 14, 2022, in downtown Fort Worth. Amanda McCoy [email protected] This year’s 65 ...

The Fort Worth trash collection schedules will have a slight delay because of the Christmas holiday. On Dec. 25, there won’t be any bulk, yard trash, recycling or garbage collections.

El Chingon, 2800 Bledsoe St., #100, Fort Worth. It will open at 6 p.m. on Christmas Day. Crown Block in downtown Dallas. Sit atop Reunion Tower at Michelin-Recommended Crown Block on Christmas Eve ...

FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) - Throughout the pandemic, many places of worship have had to take services online to ensure the safety of their members. But with Christmas approaching, a day when many ...

Akarii Revolving Sushi, 628 Harrold St., Fort Worth, and 3341 E. Broad St., Mansfield, will open and serve its menu of self-service sushi, sashimi, salads and more from a revolving conveyor belt ...

The 42-year-old Fort Worth Parade of Lights boasts more than 100 floats, marching bands, cars, horses, and plenty of Christmas lights, too. Stand along the streets for free or purchase reserved ...

FORT WORTH – The last of Christmas was taken down in Sundance Square on Monday. The Christmas tree that was on display in Downtown Fort Worth since late November was taken down Monday morning.

The city of Fort Worth had planned to raise their 55-foot blue spruce Christmas tree into place on Nov. 12, but the tree has not yet arrived.

Fort Worth’s Christmas tree tradition was started in 1947 by Amon Carter, where it was originally placed in Burk Burnett Park. In 1956, Fort Worth Jaycees took over the tree project and later ...