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Come out and see what the buzz is all about at Brickhouse Lounge in East Arlington, the Grown Folks Playground. Here you will find an exciting dance and nightclub serving American and Soul Food with plenty of parking and live entertainment from local artists, valet service, free reservations and never a cover. The BH Lounge provides excellent and fun-loving game nights including Spades and Dominoes, Texas Hold "em, Chess and Backgammon and UNO. You'll also find lively specialty nights such as Retro Fridays, Ladies Nights including free Line Dance and Chicago Steppin' dance lessons with local well-known pros. Let loose and enjoy yourself dancing and have a good time at the BH Lounge!

Prepare yourself for an exciting and intriguing look at the history-rich sport of bowling by planning a great visit to the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame near Six Flags and a convenient stop on the Trolley. For bowling fans your museum trip will introduce you to a lot of intriguing back stories, trivia, and fascinating facts about one of your favorite pastimes – in fact, you’ll likely find that you enjoy the game even more after your visit. The museum houses many exhibits on both the history of bowling and its current status as the Nation's No. 1 participatory sport while paying special attention to detail into documenting the history of bowling. You and your group will find it fun seeing older equipment, reading about how bowling differs throughout the globe and visiting their charming Museum Gift Shop. 

Meadowbrook Park Golf Course has the distinction of being the oldest course in the city. Built in 1935, this 9-hole course has a classic feel and is augmented by some finely landscaped fairways. Located just a few minutes from downtown, this course is a favorite of business men who want to escape to play a comfortable round of golf after lunch or maybe conduct business over a friendly game. Players of all levels will enjoy this executive length course. Tee times are available online.

Encounter rich Texas sports history by watching first-hand the famous Whataburger Basketball Tournament in three Fort Worth venues: the 5,000-seat W.G. Thomas Coliseum of Birdville, the 1,500-seat gym at Haltom High School,  and the 2,200-seat gym at Saginaw High School where 48 teams from far and wide attract more than 30,000 spectators and scouts from across Texas and beyond every December.  The Tournament has provided a national spotlight for players that went on to professional careers with the NBA. Sports Illustrated has dubbed the Tournament one of the US high school tournaments where nearly 600 basketball players showcase their abilities in front of scouts from some of the nation’s top colleges in three days. History and heart-stopping competition all come to life in one awe-inspiring tournament.