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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.

Sundance Square is a historic downtown district and the heart of Fort Worth, known for its lively urban setting and entertainment offerings. You can find everything from restaurants and live music clubs to theatres and shops, including the renowned Bass Performance Hall. And when you need a break, be sure to check out the beautiful Sundance Square Plaza for a cup of coffee or a bite to eat under the shade of an umbrella. If you're planning a trip to Sundance Square, you'll be happy to hear that a new and improved parking program is available. Customers can enjoy complimentary self-parking and valet services for a fee. Furthermore, certain downtown parking garages provide accessible parking and city meters on the street during weeknights and weekends.

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center aims to protect threatened and endangered wildlife species and the land they inhabit through scientific research, responsible resource management, and public education. They are proud to offer various engaging educational experiences that encourage people to think, feel, and act in ways that benefit the natural world. With over 1,100 animals from more than 50 different species, the 1,800-acre park is vital to conservation efforts. They rely on visitors, members, and generous supporters to keep the programs running and help make a difference.

Experience the wonder of touching some of the oldest objects known to humanity by visiting the Oscar E. Monnig Meteorite Gallery. You'll discover fascinating meteorite information and observe an extensive collection of enigmatic space matter. Explore the mysteries of meteorites and get up close and personal with pieces of the Solar System. Did you know that meteorites are even older than any rock formed on Earth? At the gallery, you'll learn how to identify different types of meteorites and even have the opportunity for a hands-on encounter. Plus, you can create your terrestrial impact crater. Bring your friends and family for an unforgettable experience.