Marc's Garage

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.

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 CR Smith Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in American Airlines' history. The interactive exhibits are designed to engage visitors of all ages, and there are hundreds of historical artifacts, photographs, and full-scale aircraft engines to explore. One of the museum's highlights is the rare Douglas DC-3 airliner and the state-of-the-art 4K digital theater that features Pursuit of Flight, a film that takes you on a journey through the history and physics of aviation from ancient times to today. The museum does an excellent job of preserving the history of American Airlines and giving visitors an inside look at what it takes to run the airline, as told through the perspective of the team members who work there.