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FWADA is a unique arts organization in a unique American place. Few cities of Fort Worth’s size are privileged to com-mand such a wealth of major art museums, and fewer still have such a vital community spirit. What truly sets Fort Worth apart, however, is the vigorous, longstanding, clearly defined coop-eration between the museums, the university art galleries, the non-profit exhibition spaces, and the art dealers, all of which are full working members of FWADA. To fulfill its stated mission to stimulate interest in the visual arts through educational pro-grams, art scholarships, and art competitions, FWADA orga-nizes, funds, and hosts exhibitions of noteworthy art. It spon-sors the Fall Gallery Night for members and friends, as well as Spring Gallery Night. All these attainments have created a stable environment that produces a steady stream of top-notch talent, including major local artists who exhibit their work nationally and internation-ally. Newcomers are frequently dazzled by the quality of work being created in every medium and style. Their passion rein-vigorates Fort Worth patrons who have become habituated to the riches that surround them, reminding them anew that the most authentic cultural connection they can make is the one that affords direct communication with the artists who interpret and illuminate the life experience they share through common background and interests. Although the city is justly recognized for its cosmopolitan worldview, it is the local artists and their devoted collectors who are the lifeblood of the Fort Worth art market. The members of the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association are pledged to the maintenance of a high standard of ethical con-duct and professional integrity, these businesses furnish a model that gallery associations in other cities might do well to emulate. FWADA is to be commended for its important role as a contributor to the cultural and esthetic richness of Fort Worth. – Suzanne Deats


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Amon CArter museum of AmeriCAn Art3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.1933www.cartermuseum.org12pm-9pm

Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of Dave Heath

On view through September 16 From a crowd gathered in Central Park to solitary figures lost in thought, Dave Heath’s powerful photographs of loss and hope conjure feelings of alienation and a desire for human connection. Multitude, Solitude highlights the photographer’s black-and-white pictures of the 1950s and 1960s, an intense period of self-discovery and innovation for the artist. During these pivotal years, Heath developed groundbreaking approaches to narrative and image sequence, producing exquisite individual prints; hand-made book maquettes; his poetic masterwork, A Dialogue with Solitude; and multimedia slide presentations. His sensitive explorations of loss, pain, love and hope reveal Heath to be one of the most original photographers of those decades.


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Dave Heath, City, Missouri, 1967, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City,

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art on the boulevard4919 Suite B Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817-737-6369www.artontheboulevard.com12pm-9pm

Painting Abstract expressionismJoin us for our reception celebrating the 40th anniversary of FWADA Fall Gallery Night. Our gallery will be featuring the acrylic and oil abstract expressionist works of Gale Johnston, Gloria Sepp, Bruce Love, Bob Fox, and Jennifer Stufflebeam. Also included are the impressionistic works of Dolores Hibbard and Loretta LaMothe, colorful watercolors of Clara Williams, and photo realistic fantasy work of Todd Ford.


arteS de la roSa1440 N Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76164817.624.8333www.artesdelarosa.org1pm-9pm

Chicano Ave In this new series artist Eric Villarreal explores the social influences and roles that street culture plays in our communities, coupled with his own self-tawareness as a Chicano artist. “I visit social and political themes with a hint of humor, all the while showing my admiration of Nuestra Cultura.”

About the artist: Eric Villarreal Is a local Fort Worth artist who grew up in Abilene, Texas. He has been a professional Artist since 2011. His themes and subjects derive from a blend of cultural influ-ences and his artistic background. Eric’s art is dis-tinguishable by his bright color palate and his unconventional subject matter. Artist in attendance from 6pm-9pm.

artSpace111111 Hampton Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.692.3228www.artspace111.com12pm-9pm

devon nowlin: Familiar Strangerslayla luna: deSert: over and overArtspace111 is pleased to present two solo exhi-bitions for the 2018 FWADA Fall Gallery Night. The main gallery will feature Devon Nowlin’s Familiar Strangers, a new series of paintings that combine complex figurative ele-ments into surreal narrative compositions. In the studio, artist Layla Luna is featured with her series deSert: over and over, which contrasts the feeling of home with the vastness and repeti-tion found in the West Texas desert, and the comfort each can provide despite their varying challenges. The exhibitions will be on display through October 6


Fort WorKS art2100 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817-759-9475www.fortworksart.com12pm–9pm

reisha Perlmutter: UndercurrentsFort Works Art welcomes artist Reisha Perlmutter to Fort Worth. Residing and working in Brooklyn,Perlmutter has shown at some of the most prestigious galleries in New York and the Hamptons including Allouche Gallery and Roman Fine Art respectively. Reisha Perlmutter’s works are charged with the role femininity plays in our society and the undercurrents that exist within this content and conversation. The female form, whether in her water filled worlds or coated in mud, capture moments of purity and freedom for the subject and reflect upon their feelings on their bodies. There is a self-realiza-tion of the changing, transitioning and searching women go through in their journey for self- acceptance. The water offers the opportunity of examination, while the mud coating brings a contradictory clarity to the female form.

atrium Galleryat unt health Science centerCarl E. Everett EAD Building3500 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.735.0301www.unthsc.edu/about-us/atrium-gallery12pm-9pm

Soon Warren is an internationally known art-ist, an accomplished author and teacher. She has an incredible ability to recreate natural forms on paper and canvas, making them even more beautiful than the original. Soon is exhibiting in and curating this exhibition of her associate’s works. The watercolors are vibrant, compelling and awe-inspiring. We will have ongoing watercolor demonstrations in the gal-lery. Don’t miss works by these featured artists Connie Logan Levsen, Lucy Oppermann, Marianna Alfaro, Gemma Haas, Kay Muller, Paula Neighbors, Martha Cooper, Sue Guinn, Vikki Pier, Karen LaBoon, Juliette LaBoon, Allyce Peters, Armida Guzman, Soon Y. Warren, Martha Wright, Janet Gean, Karen Brown, Neatie Burden, Sue Evans, Linda Perry, Aniselika Whitson.


Gallery 414414 Templeton, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.336.6595www.gallery414.org12pm-9pm

Gallery 414 opens a new exhibition on Gallery Night: Recomposed featuring Janet Chaffee and Andrew Ortiz. Chaffee’s work is an intuitive investiga-tion of nature through materiality. Ortiz explores identity and experience through digital processes. Recomposed will run through October 7.

Fort Worth community artS center1300 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.298.3026www.fwcac.org9am-9pm The Arts Center presents: “13th Annual TAC Exhibit Winners” Cynthia Lewis and Mouty Shackelford and “Mayjoring in Art; Higher Learning Winners” Dario Bucheli and Heather Bird. Also featured in our galleries: “Preservation is the ART of the City”, presented by Historic Fort Worth; “The Light of Every Day” by Richard Holder; “FORT WORTH 15... New Horizons”; “Going, Going, Gone!” Artist: Stormie Parker and “Under the Cosmic Canopy” by Julia Mclain and Rose Marie Mercado.

We are excited to announce for the first time “Art on the Veranda” an Art Fair, Saturday only from 12:00pm to 9:30 pm.


mcanthony’S multicultural Studio and Gallery3270 Canberra Court at E. Berry, Fort Worth, TX 76105817.536.5750/817.939.3309www.mcanthonysmulticulturalstudioandgallery.com2-9pm

the Art of Handbags: Designs: Past, Present, and Beyond

Kimbell art muSeum3333 Camp Bowie BlvdFort Worth, TX 76107817.332.8451www.kimbellart.org5pm-7pm

Behind the seams: Gallery night Pre-PartyIn collaboration with FW Blackhouse, Art Tooth, and Wild SalsaSeptember 8, 5pm–7pm

Kick off fall gallery night with a pre-party inspired by Balenciaga in Black , an exhibition of mid-century couture coming to the Kimbell in October. Don your little black dress for a night of sultry live music by Tatiana “Lady May” Mayfield, champagne cocktails, and deli-cious hors d’oeuvres by Wild Salsa. Get insider information about the exhibition before it opens to the public, and stop for a photo op in the couturier’s corner. Cash bar; no reser-vations required. Black dress is recommended.

For exclusive access to free drinks, gallery hopping, and an after-party at FW Blackhouse, register for Art Tooth’s pARTy bus! Tickets are $50 per person, and space is limited. Visit arttooth.com for more information.

Permanent Collection on view 10am–5pm


rebecca loW Sculpture Gallery7608 Camp Bowie West, Fort Worth, TX 76116817.244.1151www.rebeccalow.com12pm-9pm

Artist and professor of advertising and marketing at SMU, Willie Baronet, has been buying and collecting homeless signs since 1993 as part of a long-term art project titled “ WE ARE ALL HOMELESS .” In 2014 he began a 31-day cross country trip to buy signs in 24 cities, which was the subject of the documentary film “ Signs of Humanity ” . It explores interrelated themes of home, homelessness, compassion, and humanity. “Signs of Humanity” premiered at the Dallas International Film Festival and has been accepted into seven additional festivals. He has done exhibits featuring these signs across the U.S. and in the UK. The project has been featured in dozens of international and local media, including Yahoo! News , NPR - All Things Considered , HuffPost , Al Jazeera America , BuzzFeed , Fast Company’s blog (posted by Katie Couric) , and dozens of others. An “ UpWorthy” video about the project that was uploaded on August 31, 2015 has been viewed over 6.4 million times. “It’s not us and them. It’s just us,” Willie says “I used to think they were different than I am and I think a lot of us are just one or two bad decisions from being in the same place.” One will also see new works from the gallery artists.

Courtesy of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

modern art muSeum oF Fort Worth3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.738.9215www.themodern.org10am-5pm

taKaShi muraKami: the octopuS eatS itS oWn leGAdmission charge applies.


Sinaca StudioS1013 W. Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.899.0024www.sinacastudios.org12pm-9pm

SiNaCa Studios is hosting local artist Brandon Pederson and will present collaborative demonstrations from 3 until 9 in the glassblowing studio between Brandon and the SiNaCa Staff. Brandon was born in Fort Worth in 1980 and currently lives and works in Fort Worth. Launching his artistic career in 2015, Brandon has been making strides in the local art scene. Brandon enjoys the challenge of designing large scale works. His preferred medium is wood and enjoys creating large scale sculp-tures of all types. Join us for an inno-vative and unique collaborative explo-ration as we work together to realize Brandons concepts in glass.

Sid richardSon muSeum309 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102Located in Sundance Square817.332.6554www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org9am-8pm

FREDERIC REMINGTON: ALTERED STATESFrederic Remington: Altered States is a small focus exhibition that tells the provocative story of three paintings from the museum’s collection that were altered after completion: one demonstrates an artist’s change, one demonstrates fraudulency, and one remains a mystery. The subject of fakes and forgeries is one that is not only prevalent in art museums but is also pervasive in our day-to-day lives. Just as society continues to improve methods for contending with issues of counterfeit, the art world has yet to develop a foolproof system for authenticating works.


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tarrant county colleGe northWeSt4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179817.515.7606www.tccd.edu10am-5pm

Every year, the faculty of TCC Northwest campus are invited to dis-play their professional works inthe Lakeview. The exhibit features a wide range of approaches to art including ceramics, drawing,painting, photography, sculpture, multimedia, and mixed-media art. Tarrant County College Northwest currently has classes which include Art Appreciation, Art History, Ceramics, Digital Art, 2D/3D Design, Drawing, and Painting. Access to the MacLab, Adobe software and 3d Printing is available to all who enroll.

For information about the Faculty Show or artwork, please contact Christian deLeon [email protected]


Alicia PazBoxer, 2013

Mixed media on wood with metal base

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the art GallerieS at tcu:moudy GalleryMoudy North Building, 2805 South University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76129817.257.2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-8pm

my time at tCu: PhotographsLuther SmithAugust 23 – September 20, 2018A celebration of the work of photogra-pher Luther Smith, on the occasion of his retirement from the TCU School of Art after 35 years. The exhibition fea-tures photographs from three of Smith’s key series: High School Rodeo, The Trinity River and The American South.

Luther SmithDogwood, Natchez, Mississippi, March 31,

1999, 1999Ultrachrome inkjet print

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the art GallerieS at tcu:Fort Worth contemporary artS2900 W. Berry Street, Fort Worth, TX 76109817-257-2588www.theartgalleries.tcu.edu12pm-8pm

flâneuseFeaturing Martha Cooper, Alicia Eggert, Retha Ferguson, Laura Grace Ford, Cristina de Middel. Roxane Huilmand, Alicia Paz & Tuesday Smillie. August 24 – September 29, 2018.

An international group exhibition that explores a variety of experiences of the contemporary female flâneur, if indeed there is such a thing. In 19th century France, where the term originated, the flâneur was a man and usually understood to be a wealthy, urban explorer with time on his hands. Perceived as an aesthete and a liter-ary figure, the flâneur was a significant observer of contemporary life. A flâneuse is thought to be a woman that behaves like a flâneur, but is that really the case? Contemporary artists respond to this question.


the upStairS Gallery 1038 West AbramArlington, TX 76013817.277.6961www.upstairsartgallery.com,12pm-9pm

New Works by Gallery Artists:Lynne Buchanan, Jo Ann Bushart, Cynthia Crier, Chris Cunningham, Jim Evans, Karen Foster, Mario Garcia, Judy Gelfert, Sandra Grimland, Sam Hopkins, Carolyn Jehring, Martha Sue Meek, Karen Mullins, Casey Taylor, Irma Ward, Beatriz Welch, Margie Whittington.

“Primarily Yours” by Karen Foster

the Gallery at utauniversity of texas at arlington502 S. Cooper Street, Arlington, TX 76019817.272.3110www.uta.edu/gallery12pm-6pm

Recent works by Denton artist, matthew bourbon and San Antonio artist, richard armendariz. September 4 – October 6, 2018. Exhibition reception September 14, 5:30pm – 8pm. Please visit our website for new parking directions

Sleeping Ophelia, 2018,Wood block print

Matthew Bourbon, Once Charming, 2017, oil painting


Weiler houSe Fine art Gallery3126 Handley Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112817.457.3343www.weilerhousefineart.com12pm-9pm

Please join us as we celebrate Gallery Night in Fort Worth. Weiler House offers an eclectic collection of fine art featuring local artists as well as selected artists from around the country. Gallery Night will feature new works by three award winning Fort Worth artists John Barger, Walt Cude and Ann Hardy, new works by Spanish master landscape artist Joan Colomer. Don’t miss our curated sculpture, pottery and American art glass. Our gallery of wonderful artists create a unique venue that appeals to both the casual and passionate art aficionado. Light refreshments will be served from 5pm until 9 pm. Music will be provided by violinist James Hiler.

William campbellcontemporary art4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.9566www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.com12pm-9pm

J t Grant - walking the horizonGrant’s long-awaited exhibition will fea-ture new skyscapes, tulip paintings and figurative works. Dichotomy is a key source of tension in Grant’s work. Grant’s paintings derive from his reac-tions to social, economic and political strife in a rich land. Balance is gone, even the horizon crooked, chaos grows. A painting’s apparent subject serves as a pleasing, yet secondary point of reference through which the viewer first enters the work. Colors are literally the alphabet of a vast, instantaneous subliminal language and when placed in conjunction will trigger intense internal dialogue, interacting as triggers to a word-less dialectic. Color, like pinball posts, moves the eye around the picture plane in Grant’s work, while also tapping the linguistics of color wherein broader meaning lies.

Path to the River 80cm x 120 cm oil on canvas

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friends of fwadabeArtsee827 Currie Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107Crockett Row West 7th317-339-7718www.be-art-see.com2pm-10pm

BeArtSee studio is a concept from local Fort Worth Artist Brandi Cottingham. Brandi became the Crockett Row West 7th resident artist in February 2015. The space was created for the public to view, see and experience original art being created and displayed. BeArtSee presents the works from over 20 local and national artists. Also represented from our outreach pro-gramming is young artists from underserved community. Original works are hung saloon style with over 200 pieces on view. The proceeds of the sales of these works funds local living art-ists and the outreach project and community programming. Regular hours are Friday and Saturday 5-9 and by appointment.

Botanical research institute of texas1700 University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.546.1847www.brit.org4pm-9pm

The Botanical Research Institute of Texas is pleased to announce two exhibitions featuring three very differ-ent styles of botanical artwork. The Madeline R. Samples Exhibit Hall will feature, Two Views: Botanical Sculpture by Trailer McQuilkin and Botanical Paintings by Ann Ekstrom from September 7 – October 11, 2018. Trailer McQuilkin used copper, oil paints and natural materials in his work which depicts detailed wildflowers. The selection of Ann Ekstrom’s paintings highlight the many floral patterned vintage baubles and beads that influence her work.

Erika Duque’s exhibition, Symbiosis, is on view in the Welcome Center Gallery from July 13 – September 23, 2018. This painting series memorializes her personal collection of plants, cacti and succulents.

BRIT will also be hosting two pop-up events: a pop-up exhibit by the Fort Worth Art Collective and a pop-up artisan market curated by 817 Arts Alliance featuring the work of a variety of talented local craftspeople.

BRIT’s gallery night reception is from 6pm-9pm on September 8, 2018. For more information, please visit www.brit.org/art-brit/exhibits!


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selected Works by fort Worth Circle Artist George GrammerPlease plan to visit us on Gallery Night and see our large selection of artwork. Open Monday through Saturday, 11:30am - 5pm.

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Fuji & Friends:Fujifilm images, featuring Rambo, Benjamin Hicks and more Fuji enthusiasts.

Gallery 440440 S Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104817.335.0100www.gallery440.net12pm-8pm

WAterInspired by the ocean, Julia Ross’s first solo exhibition features astonishing works in acrylic, glass, metal and encaustic. New perspectives are gained with each trip to the beach. Drops of paint begin the process which extends to the canvas and defines a new perspective of land-scape, water, sea life and the ever-changing ocean climate. Layers of transparent color and metallic elements combine to relay a calm strength inherent in our oceans as well as the land. Portion of the sales benefit Oceans Conservancy. Show dedicated to Cameron Ross (1992-2018). Other gallery “water” works also featured.

Henson-mcAlister master Picture framers3308 W 7th Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.332.1297www.hensonmcalister.com5pm-9pm

Presenting the unique and exquisite art of Texas based painter, Lynn Samis. Her paintings begin with a story idea about a person and those stories speak through her brush to create faces of incredible narratives.Historic fort Worth, inc.

Julia Ross, “Crashing Wave,” Original Acrylic & Ink on Canvas,

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1110 Penn Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817.336.2344www.historicfortworth.org5:30pm-9pm

Each September, HFW celebrates the connection between art and architecture through the talent of studio artists at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center because studio artists are part of the culture of great cities. This year’s honoree is George Grammer and the featured artist is Julie Lazarus. The acquisition cost of each painting includes a charitable contribution to HFW to help keep two other works of art open to the public, McFarland House (1899) and Thistle Hill (1904).

House essential4696 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76107817.737.2000www.houseessential.com3pm-7pmMonday - Friday 10:30am-5:30pm, Saturday 10am-4:30pm, Closed SundayFollow us on Instagram @houseessential

HOUSE ESSENTIAL is the little shop on the corner with big ideas! A full service design studio and showroom, with a cross section of great furnishings, accessories, gifts and original art. Local artists exclusive to HOUSE ESSENTIAL include, Scott Kerr, Heather Essian, Erik Sjolsvik, and Andrew Bradfield. Artists on loan from William Campbell Contemporary art include Randall Reid, Kevin Tolman, Cecil Touchon, Dalton Maroney and Harmony Padgett. KL MILAM INTERIOR DESIGN is the in house design firm offering services from conception to turn key end of project. Can’t wait to see you for Gallery Night 2018!

tanglewood moms & madeworthy media / regan Hall Art / Art toothWestBend 1701 River Run, Suite 151Fort Worth, TX 76107817.821.3680, 817.528.7638www.tanglewoodmoms.com, www.arttooth.com 6pm-9pm

Art Tooth and Regan Hall Art are excited to collaborate on a showcase of some of Fort Worth’s favorite photographers in partnership with Madeworthy Magazine for Fall Gallery Night. Join us at WestBendFW from 6-9pm to see “This is America” showcasing photography of scenes from around the country by photographers Jesse Anderson, Julio Cedillo Photography, Abraham Cepeda, Penny Halcyon, Ting Huang, Brian Hutson, Christopher Knowles, Regan Hall Donnell, Casey Leone, Jordan Peters, Grace Sydney Pham, Roy Rivera, Chip Tompkins, Diana Urbina, Viktor Villanueva, and Jay Wilkinson.


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The story behind BLK EYE Vodka started with a bold idea. From that, we created something entirely unique. By combining a surprising signature ingredient with an artisan’s commitment to craftsmanship and original Texas art on every bottle, we’ve taken the fine art of distilling in an all-new direction. With 100% Texas roots from farm to bottle, BLK EYE is the first vodka crafted by hand from black-eyed peas. The result is a smooth-tasting stroke of genius. At BlackEyed Distilling Co., we just believe an ultra-premium experience should be evident from the first sip. 2017 Global Spirit Awards Double Gold Medal and Best Traditional Vodka Winner.

chadra mezza & Grill1622 Park Place (Near Southside)Fort Worth, TX 76110817.924.2372www.chadramezza.comMonday – Saturday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm, Closed Sunday

Chadra Mezza & Grill is a lifelong labor of love for owner and chef, Nehme Elbitar, and his wife Christina. Named in honor of his hometown, Chadra, Lebanon, it offers an excep-tional sampling of Mediterranean cuisine, in addition to delicious pastas and pizzas. Chadra Mezza offers two outdoor patios, private event space and full-service catering. Having received numerous awards granted by various entities and publications, Chadra Mezza represents a dining mainstay in the Near Southside. This is hardly surprising. After all, community is, according to the Elbitars, “their main ingredient.”


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ard-Knox insurance, inc. 18208 Preston Rd Ste D-9 #392 Dallas,Texas 75252214-883-4584 www.ardknoxinsurance.com

Ard Knox Insurance provides personal care and service to clients with a wide range of fine art from small, privately held collections to multi-million dollar holdings. Our clients are located throughout the United States and include Gallery and Museum holdings. At Ard Knox, our attention to detail and personal service set us apart from many brokers. We are extremely proud to hold long-term relationships with companies known for their financial strength, cus-tomer service and expertise in insuring Fine Art.

arts and culture texas magazinewww.ArtsandCultureTX.comThe only print and online magazine dedicated exclusively to covering the visual and performing arts in North Texas and across the Lone Star State. We provide honest review and engaging commentary on the contemporary and emerging art scene.


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pouring Glory1001 Bryan Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104682-707-5441www.pouringglory.com

Pouring Glory is located in the Near Southside neighborhood of Fort Worth in a renovated Historic building built in 1943 with exposed brick, concrete floors and Edison bulbs. This quaint bunker bar features a small display kitchen dishing out gastro pub style food and daily chef specials, with some menu items infused with beer. Voted Best of 2016 Beer Selection, we feature over 50 beers on tap at any given time. While we do support local breweries our focus is stocking the best beers available from across the country. $4 Happy Hour on select beers 3-7p. $7.99 Lunch specials from 11-3p.

Winslow’s Wine café4101 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107817.546.6843www.winslowswinecafe.comMonday – Thursday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm, Friday 4:00 pm - 12:00amSaturday 10:30 am -12:00 am. Sunday 10:30 am—10pmHappy Hour 7 Days a week 30% off Wine Bottles Tuesday & Sunday

An intimately sized venue in the heart of a neighborhood where you’re among friends, with an ambiance conducive to good conversations & the feeling of familiarity. Winslow’s is more than just a place to meet for dinner or drinks…it’s a gathering spot for the soul.


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Camp Bowie District4731 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]

Camp Bowie District has been a common thread of the creative and artistic community in Fort Worth for more than 40 years. While you’re cruising the Boulevard for Art on Gallery Night make sure to patronize our numerous unique and locally owned restaurants and retailers.

Fort Worth Weeklywww.fwweekly.comThe Weekly is an award-winning media outlet renowned for its in-depth investigative report-ing and cultural criticism. The dominant reference point for active adults in Tarrant County, the Weekly reaches 125,000 readers each week, while fwweekly.com generates more than 1.8 million pageviews each month. Readers trust the Weekly's reporters and the editorial staff is decorated with a Pulitzer Prize winner and numerous national awards for excellence in journalism.

FW blackhouse + art tooth1105 Peach Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102817-528-7638, [email protected], www.arttooth.com Join Art Tooth and Fwblackhouse on a fantastic ride to multiple galleries on the Gallery Night pArty Bus in collaboration with the Kimbell Art Museum! Beginning at FW Blackhouse the bus will travel to 5 Gallery Night stops. Your ticket also includes a free ticket to the after party that evening when we return to FWblackhouse! Visit www.arttooth.com or www.fwblackhouse.com to purchase tickets!

Signature image1702 N. Sylvania Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76111817-759-1044 www.sigimage.comSignature Image specializes in art reproduction and fine art printing, but we offer many printing services and products. We recreate your original artwork or photograph on canvas, fine art papers or metal. Our mission is to provide museum quality prints worthy of an artist’s signa-ture. We also offer gift, promotional and apparel printing. Visit our website for a full list of services and prices.


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