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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.

If you're interested in learning about the life and times of early-day ranchers, the Cattle Raisers Museum is a must-visit destination. One of the museum's highlights is a cattle drive simulator that puts you in the shoes of a rancher as you herd cattle across the plains. There are also fascinating exhibits showcasing the many by-products of the cattle industry, as well as rare photographs and authentic artifacts. Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to step back in time and experience the thrill of the cattle drive.

Are you an adrenaline junkie looking for some adventure? Check out DFW Adventure Park. This extreme theme park offers various exciting outdoor activities, including paintball, wilderness challenges, zip lines, ATV trail riding, airsoft, and laser combat tactical games. You can also try Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, The Great Obstacle Race, and a Team Building challenge course. DFW Adventure Park is the perfect place to hold special events, such as mud runs, paintball scenarios, paintball tournaments, airsoft tournaments, zombie shoots, and more. With over 170 acres of green space, creek-lined woods, and winding trails, you'll feel like you're in the middle of nowhere, even though you're in the heart of Fort Worth.