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If there's one North Texas destination that knows how to do Christmas, it's Grapevine. Officially known as the Christmas Capital of Texas, Grapevine transforms into a holiday wonderland every year, bringing together thousands of visitors for festive attractions, Christmas markets, live entertainment, family activities, and plenty of holiday magic. And if you think there's nothing to do around North Texas during the holidays, Grapevine would like a word! From larger-than-life

If you moved to North Texas from somewhere that actually does fall, I have a little bad news: You may have to work a little harder to find it here. There may not be a reliable chill in the air. The leaves don't exactly turn into a spectacular sea of red and orange overnight. And there is always a very real possibility that you're taking your family's pumpkin-patch pictures while sweating through your jeans. But don't worry. North Texas has figured out its own version of fall.

September is when Fort Worth really starts to feel like fall is on the way. While the temperatures may still have a little summer left in them, the calendar is packed with festivals, live music, art, food, family-friendly events and plenty of reasons to get out and explore Fort Worth and the surrounding communities. . Whether you're looking for a night out with friends, something fun to do with the kids, or an excuse to celebrate the arrival of fall, here are some of the even

As summer winds down, families across Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD are getting ready for a fresh start. Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time resident, back-to-school season is the perfect time to reset routines, get organized, and feel connected to the community. The 2026–2027 school year is right around the corner, with the first day of school kicking off in mid-August. Having the district calendar handy makes it easier to plan ahead for holidays, breaks, and busy wee

If there’s one thing North Texas does right, it’s the Fourth of July. And with 2026 marking America’s 250th anniversary, this year’s celebrations are bigger, louder, and packed with everything from small-town charm to full-blown festival energy. Whether you want something low-key and family-friendly or a full day of live music and fireworks, here’s your go-to guide for Fourth of July events around Fort Worth and nearby cities. Early Celebrations (Before July 4th) Family Firew

If you’re looking for things to do in Fort Worth this June, there’s no shortage of options. From food festivals and hands-on workshops to outdoor adventures and family-friendly experiences, this month is packed with ways to get out and enjoy everything DFW has to offer. FoodieLand Food Festival (June 5–7 | Texas Motor Speedway) One of the biggest food festivals in the country is making a stop right here in Fort Worth. FoodieLand brings together over 250 vendors featuring glob

Mother’s Day 2026 is right around the corner (Sunday, May 10) and if there’s one thing we don’t do last-minute, it’s Mom’s brunch plans. Whether you’re celebrating moms, grandmas, wives, bonus moms, or the fur-baby mamas in your life, Fort Worth has no shortage of incredible spots rolling out the red carpet (and the mimosas 🍾). From upscale prix-fixe menus to laid-back brunch favorites, here’s your go-to guide for where to celebrate Mother’s Day in Fort Worth this year. Pro

May in Fort Worth and the surrounding DFW area is packed with festivals, food events, live entertainment, and major sporting moments. Whether you’re looking for something family-friendly, a night out, or a full weekend experience, there’s no shortage of things happening this month. Here’s your guide to some of the biggest events happening in and around Fort Worth this May. April 30 – May 2, 2026 Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing – Texas Motor Speedway The Dirt Track at T

If you’re getting a tax refund this year, you might be thinking about how to spend it. A trip, new furniture, maybe finally replacing that one thing in your house that’s been hanging on for dear life. But here’s something a lot of buyers don’t realize: That refund could actually help you get into a home sooner than you think. And in today’s market, where every dollar counts, that matters. Your Refund Might Be Bigger Than You Expected Recent data shows that tax refunds are up

April in Fort Worth is one of the best times of the year. The weather is ideal, patio season is in full swing, and there is no shortage of events happening across the city. Whether you enjoy live music, art festivals, food experiences, or family-friendly outings, there is something for everyone this month. Here is your guide to the top events happening in and around Fort Worth this April. Blooms and Beats at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden April 10, 2026 | 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM En

If you are looking for affordable, hands-on things to do with your kids in Lake Worth, the good news is you do not have to look far. Both Lowe’s and Home Depot offer free monthly DIY workshops designed just for kids. These events are structured, creative, and a great way to get children building something with their own hands instead of scrolling a screen. Here is the full 2026 schedule for both stores so you can plan ahead. Lowe’s DIY Kids Workshops 2026 Schedule Lowe’s host

If you’re looking for a uniquely North Texas experience, Founders’ Plaza is a must-visit local gem. Located just north of DFW International Airport , this free observation area offers an up-close view of planes taking off and landing, making it a favorite for families, aviation enthusiasts, and anyone looking for something fun and different to do. Open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. , Founders’ Plaza features convenient parking, shaded picnic tables, telescopes for aircraft vie

St. Patrick’s Day in North Texas comes in many forms; high-energy bar crawls, laid-back markets, family-friendly festivals, and even pickle-themed parades. Whether you’re planning a full weekend of celebrations or just want one great event, here’s what’s happening around Fort Worth and Dallas this St. Patrick’s Day season. Cowtown Goes Green (Family-Friendly Favorite) March 14, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM 📍 Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District This Fort Worth trad

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean the same dinner reservation every year. Whether you’re celebrating love, friendship, or your independence, Fort Worth (and nearby DFW spots) has something for every vibe, from candlelit concerts to anti-Valentine’s markets and rooftop movies. Here’s what’s happening this Valentine’s season: Valentine’s Day Dinner at Toro Toro - Fort Worth February 14 | 5-10 PM Toro Toro in downtown Fort Worth is offering a special Valentine’s Day dinner f

Cold weather in Fort Worth and North Texas can be unpredictable. One week it feels like fall, and the next we’re dealing with freezing temperatures, ice, and the risk of power outages. While winters here are usually short, they can be intense, and being prepared can save homeowners time, money, and stress. Whether you own a home in Fort Worth, rent, or are planning to buy in the area, taking a few proactive steps before colder weather arrives can help protect your property an