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Exploring the Stockyards District of Fort Worth? Visit Booger Red's Saloon. It's a fun and delicious spot that offers a menu of mouth-watering BBQ favorites such as ribs, juicy steak, and pork. Try their signature items, including the Nine Miles of Dirt Road Dip, Anita-Rita, and Buffalo Butt Beer. Whether taking a break from touring the Stockyards District or looking for a place to grab lunch or dinner before heading to H3 Ranch, Booger Red's is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some appetizers and cool drinks in a fun western setting, you might even spot a real cowboy or country and western star while you're there.

Are you ready to celebrate Independence Day in style? Tarrant Regional Water District is excited to announce the return of Fort Worth's Fourth, the Texas-sized fireworks show and festival. This event is in its 16th year and promises to be bigger and better than ever. Head down to Panther Island Pavilion and enjoy an evening of festival food, cold drinks, live music, kids' activities, and an impressive fireworks show. It's the perfect way to celebrate America's birthday with family and friends.

NRH2O Family Water Park is the perfect destination where you can choose from over 23 attractions, like Riggamaroll, Accelerator, and Blue Sky, that'll get your adrenaline pumping. And if you're feeling brave, don't miss out on the Viper, a thrilling slide that'll have you screaming all the way down. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the Tadpole Swimming Hole and Endless River offer a peaceful way to enjoy the water. And if you're looking for family fun, the Splashatory and Double Dipper are great options for all ages. NRH2O has something for everyone, including a beachside bay and a purple-themed area called Purplepalooza. Remember to check out the thundering Sidewinder and the refreshing NRH2OCEAN.

The National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum & Hall of Fame is truly a remarkable place that celebrates the rich history of the American West. Through various artworks, journals, photography, and other memorabilia, visitors can better understand the people who made this part of the world what it is today. The museum is home to diverse exhibits, including those that showcase the contributions of groups like the Tuskegee Airmen and the Buffalo Soldiers. In addition to these exhibits, the Hall of Fame is where pioneers of the West are celebrated and recognized, like Charley Pride, Bill Pickett, and Melvin Carnell Blount, who have all played essential roles in shaping the cultural landscape of this part of the United States.