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Vetro Glassblowing Studio & Gallery is an exclusive and engaging art encounter in the prestigious glassblowing studio and art gallery in Grapevine, Texas. The skilled artists craft an assortment of breathtaking glass artworks, ranging from sculptures to small keepsakes. Moreover, they allow guests to design their exceptional glass pieces. Come with your loved ones, colleagues, or companions and relish a cheerful and lively experience that suits all age groups. The Community Help creates events ideal for capturing great photos and creating unforgettable memories of glassblowing.

Are you ready for a fun and exciting place to take your family for good old-fashioned entertainment? Look only as far as Main Event, where they have a wide range of activities, including bowling, billiards, laser tag, arcade games, gravity ropes, mini-golf, rock climbing, and karaoke, and there's something for everyone. Whether planning a birthday party, banquet, or other Event, Main Event has got you covered. They make party planning stress-free with almost 60,000 square feet of space and full-service catering.

Encounter the paranormal activity and rich history of the Cowtown Winery Ghost & Crime Tours. Their walking tour will take you through the Stockyards, where they will share stories of ghostly encounters and provide detailed historical information about the area. You'll learn about the Bordellos, shootouts, hangings, and more. Stops on the tour include The Cadillac Hotel, Miss Molly's B&B, The Stockyards Hotel, and many others. Discover the darker side of the Fort Worth Stockyards on the Cowtown Winery True Crime tour. This guided walking tour explores true crime stories spanning over a century, from the 1920s Armour Swift strike to the gang violence of the 1980s. The tour sheds light on the Stockyards' notorious history of outlaw crime.

The Circle Theatre in downtown Fort Worth is an exciting place to catch a show. They've been around since 1981 and produce about six plays a year, covering many themes and genres. They've put on tremendous contemporary plays like Opus, Something Intangible, and The Great American Trailer Park Musical. What's neat is that the shows are performed in front of a small audience of only 125 guests, making for a truly intimate and unique experience.