Lone Star Barbershop

Take advantage of one of the top 3 arts festivals in the U.S., the Main Street Fort Worth Art Festival. This annual April extravaganza showcases a juried art fair, live concerts, street performers, theater showcases, food tents, and more, all free of charge. You will want to experience the incredible art, fantastic music, and delicious food downtown Fort Worth offers during this festival. With over 200 juried artists from the local, regional, and national areas, this event turns downtown into Texas' most significant and revered arts festival.

Pack a picnic and head to Burger's Lake for sun, swimming, and family fun. Come and explore the 30-acre park featuring a crystal-clear spring-fed lake maintained safe and hygienic with an advanced filtration system and vigilant lifeguards. You can enjoy sandy beaches, picnic tables, grills, diving boards, slides, and trapezes. Bring your picnic or grab a tasty snack at the food and beverage stand. The stand caters to churches, schools, youth groups, and families for a fun-filled day. To ensure everyone's safety, Burger's prohibits alcohol and pets from entering the park. Moreover, a team of certified lifeguards is always available for your protection.

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.