Beltone - Fort Worth

Join the incredible journey through the city's Historic Cultural District and explore the best culinary experiences, local artistry, and preservation in the heart of the community. The premier We Ate Well McKinny Food Tours will take you on a 2-hour stroll through Downtown McKinney's beautiful streets, where you'll visit some of our best local eateries, meet excellent partners, and taste delicious bites and drinks. Whether you're a local or a visitor, there's no better way to explore and experience the history and charm of our town. The tour will take you on a journey of discovery through the best locally-owned eateries, shops, and markets full of delicious food and drink. You'll bite into the sandwich Food Network says is the best in Texas and sip wine grown from Texas grapes paired with cheese/spreads. You'll also discover the beauty and stories behind local works of art.

Experience the rich and diverse African-American culture through the Jubilee Theatre's captivating plays and musicals. Their productions have a broad appeal while honoring the community's unique history and traditions. The Jubilee Theatre has been around since 1981 and has grown in size, budget, and popularity. It attracts over 15,000 people annually and has an educational program benefiting over 38,000 Fort Worth Independent School District students. Thanks to its commitment to the arts and community outreach, they are highly respected in the artistic community.

Unplugging and unwinding can be a great way to recharge and refresh your mind. Check out the Fort Worth Botanic Garden if you're looking for a beautiful place to stroll. This stunning 120-acre campus is home to over 2,500 species of plants, including impressive rose, perennial, and Japanese gardens. Whether you're a plant enthusiast or enjoy being surrounded by natural beauty, there's something for everyone. From a tropical conservatory to a forest boardwalk and a water conservation garden, each of the twenty-three specialty gardens offers a unique experience. View the Japanese Garden, which features koi-filled pools, landscaped hillsides, crafted stonework, and dramatic waterfalls. And, of course, no visit to the Garden would be complete without a stop at the iconic and historic Rose Garden, where you can take in the sights and scents of colorful rose beds cascading down a terraced ramp.

Uncover the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit, sprawling over 10,000 square feet. This exhibit gives you an intimate tour of the life of John Wayne, starting from his early childhood and career. Each room highlights an aspect of The Duke's legacy, including Life on Screen's extensive gallery, showcasing the most iconic film props and costumes for film enthusiasts. The America, Why I Love Her gallery immerses you in patriotism through Grammy-nominated original poems recited by John Wayne, along with never-before-seen family photos and correspondences. Remember to check out the retail space featuring limited-edition items like apparel, fine art, western photography, and Western accessories. And when you need a break, head over to the Lounge, where you can enjoy a beverage featuring Duke Bourbon. Located in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards, this exhibit features over 400 pieces of personal and professional memorabilia, taking you through John Wayne's life and how he achieved the ultimate American dream through hard work and determination.