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Experience the rich and diverse African-American culture through the Jubilee Theatre's captivating plays and musicals. Their productions have a broad appeal while honoring the community's unique history and traditions. The Jubilee Theatre has been around since 1981 and has grown in size, budget, and popularity. It attracts over 15,000 people annually and has an educational program benefiting over 38,000 Fort Worth Independent School District students. Thanks to its commitment to the arts and community outreach, they are highly respected in the artistic community.

Take a stroll through downtown Fort Worth and explore the Heritage Trails. This walking tour offers an opportunity to learn about the significant events and people who helped shape the city's rich history. Remember to photograph the famous sleeping panther before visiting each permanent bronze plaque detailing a historical event. You can easily navigate the trail using the Fort Worth Heritage Trails map.

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.