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Celebrate the life of the brave women of the American West at the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame. This fantastic museum celebrates cowgirl culture and honors the accomplishments of women like Laura Ingalls Wilder, Annie Oakley, and Patsy Cline. When you visit, you can browse through artifacts and photos that tell the stories of these incredible women. Some exhibits showcase different aspects of cowgirl culture, including rodeo life, entertainment, literature, and more. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about the Wild West, this museum is worth a visit.

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.

If you've ever wondered what driving in a race car is like, the Richard Petty Driving Experience is your ticket to adrenaline-pumping action. Sit in the driver's seat or take the wheel yourself. The company has a menu of options to quench your thirst for speed. At Texas Motor Speedway, you can experience the excitement of NASCAR racing with the NASCAR Racing Experience. Drive a NASCAR race car around the 1.50-mile oval track with 24-degree banks in the turns. With one-on-one instruction from a spotter over in-car radio, you can work on driving faster and even pass slower cars as you catch them. And if you'd rather ride as a passenger, take a NASCAR ride along for an action-packed adventure. NASCAR driving experiences are offered year-round, so make your dream of driving a race car a reality.

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.