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Are you feeling lost when it comes to opera? The annual Fort Worth Opera Festival is here to help. The festival spans a few weeks each spring, with performances at the Bass Performance Hall, Scott Theatre, and other venues. The seasons promise to be particularly rich and deep in the repertoire, bringing every riff, run, and captivating moment to the stage from the best seats in the house. And if you're a season subscriber, you'll enjoy even more benefits, such as flexibility, discounts on extra tickets, and exclusive perks. At Fort Worth Opera, the mission is to enrich people's lives through performances and programs that educate, entertain, inspire, and expand the horizons of current and future audiences. The organization is committed to producing opera of the highest possible artistic quality and integrity and identifying and training talented young American singers.

Burnett Park is a beautiful place to unwind and enjoy leisure time right in the heart of Downtown Fort Worth, and today it boasts a variety of sculptures, water features, and granite walkways. As you wander through the park, you'll feel a sense of peace and tranquility that's hard to come by in the city. Renowned landscape architect Peter Walker designed the park as a unique event space, public art venue, and Downtown park.

Let your imagination roam and explore the art attractions with a diverse collection that tells the story of American history through various styles and subjects at The Amon Carter Museum. With over 700 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, works on paper, photographs, and books, this museum captures a moment in time that leaves the viewer free to fill in the story. In addition to the impressive collection of photographs by 400 photographers, the museum also features significant works in other media by artists like Georgia O'Keeffe, John Singer Sargent, and Alexander Calder. Whether you love photography or other art forms, the Amon Carter Museum is sure to impress.