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There's trouble at the Texas Star Dinner Theater. The notorious railroad tycoon, Horace Grimsby, has vanished, and a dangerous gunslinger is on the loose. Marshal Jim Courtright is on edge and needs your help to solve this mystery. Join in on a night of laughter and intrigue as you travel through the wild west and meet some of the wackiest characters you've ever seen. You're responsible for uncovering the culprit, so put on your thinking cap and prepare for an unforgettable experience. With a delicious dinner, a fully stocked bar, and a side-splitting show, this award-winning 90-minute murder mystery dinner theater performance is an event you won't want to miss.

Take advantage of a fantastic culinary experience at Eat This Fort Worth Tours. Whether you're a local, a tourist, or a food lover, the tours are the perfect way to explore the city. You'll visit at least three restaurants and make the most of your time enjoying Fort Worth's delicious foods. Their food tours are perfect for employee outings, birthday parties, bachelorette parties, and date nights. They offer a unique and enjoyable experience that creates unforgettable memories. Private bus tours are available for groups of 10-34 people, and private walking tours are also available for smaller groups of 2-14 people, allowing for a more intimate view of the city's landmarks and food.

Ready for a night of world-class entertainment? The Bass Performance Hall is the perfect destination for an immersive cultural experience. Situated in the heart of the city's arts and entertainment district, it is home to some of the most prominent ensembles in the region. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theater, and Fort Worth Opera are among the many groups that regularly perform at the venue, showcasing their extraordinary talent and bringing pride to the city. The Bass Performance Hall is not just a venue for established performers but also welcomes new and innovative acts that aim to enrich the cultural education of its audience. With 2,056 seats, this venue is the crown jewel of Fort Worth's cultural district.