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MAY 19 THROUGH JULY 23 THURSDAY 8 PM

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Rebirth Brass Band

Bleu Edmondson

Grammy-winning New Orleans sound with a cutting edge

The sweet sounds of unforgettable pop rock from the ’70s & ‘80s

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Award-winning fiery Tejano music

SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 • 7:30 PM with special guests

Uncle Lucius

American Jazz Composers Orchestra

Rock ‘n’ roll that feeds your soul

The music of Stevie Wonder – all jazzed up!

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DOWNTOWN ARLINGTON CENTER STAGE MUSIC FESTIVAL

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Reckless Kelly

Grammy-winning country vibe with a solid rock edge • Bri Bagwell • 7 pm

Tickets $35 JUNE JUNE 9 The Robert Earl8Keen concert requires a ticket.

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All proceeds from the Robert Earl Keen concert help the Levitt Pavilion provide more than 50 free concerts for everyone to enjoy!

Family Movie Night Sing

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May 19 - Rebirth Brass Band May 26 - Sarah Jaffe June 2 - Humming House June 9 - Reckless Kelly June 16 - PatriceThank Pikeyou to our concert sponsors!

June 30 - Somebody’s Darling July 3 - Light Up Arlington!

July 7 - The Unlikely Candidates July 14 - Jason Eady July 21 - The Drifters Family Movie Night The Secret Life of Pets

Explosive mix of rock and soul

Orleans

1970s’ pop/rock that’s Still the One The Gibbonses • 7 pm

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Black Violin Ground-breaking meld

of classicalAdmission strings with heart-pounding $45 General hip-hop • Dylan Chambers • 7 pm $185 VIP - incl. Reserved Parking Area, Pre-Concert 11 Party, JUNE Silent Auction & Reserved Seating at Concert

All proceeds from the Kansas concert help the Levitt Pavilion provide more than 50 free concerts for everyone to enjoy!

Prophets and Outlaws

Southern rock with a passion for the blues

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Los TexManiacs with Flaco Jimenez

Grammy-winning, legendary Tejano groove

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May 20 - Ambrosia May 21 - Bleu Edmondson May 27 - Jonathan Tyler May 28 - La Tropa F FRIDAY JUNE 23 • 7:30 PM June 3 - Uncle Lucius June 4 - American Jazz Composers Orchestra June 10 - Orleans ROBERT EARL JuneKEEN 11 - Black Violin The road goes on forever, and the party never ends!

June 17 - Prophets andWITH Outlaws June 18 - Los TexManiacs & Flaco Jimenez SPECIAL GUEST, CORY MORROW The Robert Earl Keen concert requires a ticket. y Los Chamacos July 1 - Ray Wylie Hubbard July 2 - Jaime Buy tickets online at levittpavilionarlington.org 7:30pm - Daphne Willis 8:45pm - Brad Thompson & the Undulationg Band Tickets $65 & $35 July 8 - Walt Wilkins & the Mystiqueros July 9 - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Bluegrass Band July 15 - The Suffers JulyN 16IGHTS - Terri ...

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Family Fun Time in the Fort

free on weekdays in May, $8.50 on weekends, and free for kids 2 and younger. Call 817-426-5037 or visit northtexasjellystone.com.

Amid all of the outdoor activities, we recommend a little intellectual stimulation. And the Kimbell Art Museum (3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, 817-332-8451) brings us Family Weekend. From 10am until 5pm on Sat-Sun, Aug 5-6, be inspired by the current exhibit, Louis Kahn: The Power of Architecture, to sketch, construct, and collaborate during this free “fun-for-all-ages event celebrating architecture and buildings of all kinds.” Hands-on projects, interactive storytimes, and live performances will draw attention to the many ways that architecture “helps to shape our lives and communities.” And 10:30am-noon on the second Saturday of every month, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art (3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, 817-989-5013) offers Sensory Saturdays. This free program for families with children 5-12 years old and on the autism spectrum provides time to explore the art in the galleries and be creative during a “hands-on art-making experience.”

Reservations are required. Registration opens June 1. Call the museum or email education@cartermuseum.org.

One of North Texas’ most progressive theaters, Stage West (823 W Vickery Blvd, 817-784-9378) offers summer camps for kids ages 7-18, covering everything from creative play and classic staged stories to improvisation. For the summer schedule and registration information, visit stagewest.org/camp.

Here’s one way to tire your kid out. And maybe tire out yourself too.

From 8:30am until 2pm on Sat, June 3, at Village Creek MX Park (4840 Shelby Rd, 817-572-7713), the Kids’ Obstacle Challenge will offer adventure for children ages 5-16, with 10 to 15 fun and challenging obstacles and lots of mud. Waves of racers are released every 30 minutes on the 1-2-mile course. The $36-$56 cost includes free parents run, a custom 2017 race medal, event photos, goodie bag, finish line snacks, and unlimited re-runs for $5. Visit kidsobstaclechallenge.com.

The Fourth of July is on a Tuesday this year, and the festivities downtown at Panther Island Pavilion (395 Purcey St, 817-698-0700) will kick off at 2pm. Along with the fireworks at sundown, there’ll be zip lines, bounce houses, water slides, live music, tubing, and more.

Fort Worth’s Fourth is the biggest fireworks show in Tarrant County.

Don’t miss it. Admission is free. Visit fortworthsfourth.com.

It’s not a state park, but the 75-acre North Texas Jellystone Park in Burleson has tent sites, RV spaces, and cabins plus dozens of amenities for families. Along with the sprawling Pirate’s Cove water park and two outdoor swimming pools, there’s laser tag, paintball, arcade games, hayrides, hiking trails, fishing, and biking (on complimentary bikes). The next themed weekend is Memorial Day (May 26-29), when there’ll be a pie-eating contest and scavenger hunt.

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Who loves Clifford, the big red dog? Everyone! On exhibit through Sept 24 at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History (1501 Montgomery St, 817-255-9300), Adventures with Clifford, the Big Red Dog brings you into the world of Clifford, his bestie Emily Elizabeth, and all of the residents of Birdwell Island. Based on the 10 simple life lessons from the show which are designed to help youngsters navigate their world –– Share, Play Fair, Have Respect, Work Together, Be Responsible, Be Truthful, Be Kind, Believe in Yourself, Be a Good Friend, and Help Others –– the exhibit takes you from boarding the Birdwell Island ferry to greeting the 9-foot-tall Clifford himself in his own backyard. Admission is free with regular price: $15 adult, $12 junior (2-18), and $14 senior (65-plus). Members get in free. Visit fwmsh.org/clifford

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Looking for a new adventure?

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The Secret Chambers is Dallas / Fort Worth’s only 5-Star Escape Room Entertainment EXPERIENCE! An Escape Room Challenge is a physical adventure game where players enter a themed location and work cooperatively to secure their escape within a set time limit using ONLY the resources discovered inside the room.

If you are tired of the common cookie-cutter escape rooms offered by our competitors, Book a reservation with The Secret Chambers TODAY!

The Secret Chambers is perfect for birthday parties, graduations, date night, or as a fun and insightful corporate training / team-building exercise.

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CRAFT BREWS IN ARLINGTON According to the Brewers Association, craft beer has been described in many ways: pure happiness in a glass, authentic, an intellectual beverage that is to be savored not swilled and more. In Texas, we love our steins bigger, our beer colder and our flavor profiles as diverse as the American Dream City. Is the beer really colder in the Lone Star State? Find out for yourself at one of our locations specializing in craft beer.

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FORT WORTH STOCKYARDS

AmericAn PAint Horse AssociAtion teAm roPingt June 10 1 pm – 9 pm

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nAtionAl DAy oF tHe AmericAn cowboy July 22 10 am – 8 pm

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Summer Arts & Entertainment Steams Up the Fort The name may have changed, but Index Fest (formerly Untapped) is back, this time with L.A.-based headliners Dawes, folkies Johnnyswim, Austin funksters Shinyribs, local dudes Oil Boom, and DJ Sober. Seventy-five breweries will be represented by 250-plus beers. The event is Sat, June 3, at Panther Island Pavilion (395 Purcey St). Follow Index Fest (indexfest.com) at facebook.com/IndexFest, twitter.com/index_fest, or instagram.com/indexfest.

Attracting more than 20,000 attendees every year, Project: A-Kon is one of the most popular anime conventions in the United States, and the 2017 version is taking place Thu-Sun, June 8-11, in Fort Worth at the Convention Center (1201 Houston St). Along with literally thousands of cosplayers, A-Kon also offers a variety of activities, events, and happenings, including live music from Japanese bands and artists, an indie artist alley, cosplay competitions, gaming tournaments, panels, meet and greets, screenings, and more. Tickets are $20-90.

Visit a-kon.com.

Rockin’ the River has a new look and a new “atti-tube.” Taking place Saturdays on the Trinity River at Panther Island Pavilion (395 Purcey St), the annual event is now a full day’s worth of music, food, booze,

and, of course, tubin’. And while it’s called “Rockin’” the River, the music is uniformly country/Red Dirt. This summer’s headliners include Zane Williams (July 1), TBA (July 8), Shane Smith & The Saints (July 15), TBA (July 22), 1100 Springs (July 29), and Prophets & Outlaws (Aug 5). Admission is free. Gates open at 1pm. First band goes on at 2:15, the last at 8:15, followed by fireworks at 9:15. Visit rockintheriverfw.com.

“Sister Christian,” “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” “Cum on Feel the Noize,” “Final Countdown,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Here I Go Again,” and “Don’t Stop Believin’” are just some of the glam-rockin’ ’80s gems performed during Rock of Ages. Set in 1987 on L.A.’s infamous Sunset Strip, the award-winning Broadway smash is about a boy “born and raised in South Detroit” and Sherrie, “a small-town girl,” who chase their dreams of making it big and falling in love. Rock of Ages takes place June 3-11 at Casa Manana (3101 W Lancaster Av). And come dressed as your favorite ’80s-era glam-rocker –– Spandex pants, AquaNet’d hair, and all. Tickets start at $45.

Though it’s referred to as a “Dallas edition,” don’t let that bother you. Massages & Mimosas doesn’t care where you come from, as long as you come ready to chillax at 5pm on Sat, July 22, at Brickhouse Lounge (2525 E Arkansas Ln, Ste 253, Arlington). Along with a 15-minute chair massage and unlimited mimosas and hors d’oeuvres, guests will also be able to shop from select special vendors.

Registration is $40 at primandplanned.com.

The only 5-star escape room entertainment experience in North Texas is in Fort Worth, at 2350 Mall Circle (888-669-9998), and The Secret Chambers is like your favorite video game but in 3-D. And in real life. Try to figure out the clues to get out of the Pirate Chamber or the Cthulhu Chamber, each brought to life in glorious period detail. Secret Chambers is open 2:30-10pm Mon-Fri and 9am-11:30pm weekends with extended hours during the summer and private events after hours.

Tickets are $25. Email support@TheSecretChambers.com or visit thesecretchambers.com/home.

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Traditional cowboy songs, songs from Broadway and films, and songs from current Texas songwriters, along with stories and legends from the trail STARRING GIGI CERVANTES, AMBER FLORES, JIM JOHNSON, MICHAEL ISAAC and KRISTAL SEID

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DOUG AITKEN: ELECTRIC EARTH IS ORGANIZED BY THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, LOS ANGELES. LEAD SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY THE ANNENBERG FOUNDATION, THE ELI AND EDYTHE BROAD FOUNDATION, AILEEN GETTY FOUNDATION, EUGENIO LOPEZ, LUMA FOUNDATION, MAURICE MARCIANO, CAROLYN POWERS, AND FONDAZIONE SANDRETTO RE REBAUDENGO. MAJOR SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY MANDY AND CLIFF EINSTEIN, MIMI AND PETER HAAS FUND, AND PANASONIC. GENEROUS SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY JILL AND PETER KRAUS, THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, MARIA SEFERIAN, AND JULIA STOSCHEK FOUNDATION E. V., DÜSSELDORF. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY JULIET MCIVER, EILEEN AND PETER MICHAEL, AND DAVID AND ANGELLA NAZARIAN. SUPPORTERS OF THE EXHIBITION CATALOGUE INCLUDE 303 GALLERY, GALERIE EVA PRESENHUBER, REGEN PROJECTS, AND VICTORIA MIRO GALLERY. EXHIBITIONS AT MOCA ARE SUPPORTED BY THE MOCA FUND FOR EXHIBITIONS WITH LEAD ANNUAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY DELTA AIR LINES, SHARI GLAZER, HÄSTENS, AND SYDNEY HOLLAND, FOUNDER OF THE SYDNEY D. HOLLAND FOUNDATION. GENEROUS FUNDING IS ALSO PROVIDED BY JERRI AND DR. STEVEN NAGELBERG, AND THAO NGUYEN AND ANDREAS KRAINER. EXHIBITION SUPPORT IN FORT WORTH IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY THE KLEINHEINZ FAMILY ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS. IN-KIND MEDIA SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY

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Grand Prairie Arts Council The story is all new, the hits are all ELVIS

June 16-18 June 23-25 ®

Inspire your child’s creative side

Summer in the Arts July 10 - July 29

Enroll them in the Grand Prairie Arts Council’s Summer in the Arts Program - three weeks of arts programming for ages: completed first grade - age 15.

July 10-14: Art Explosion July 17-21 & 24-29: Summer Production JAMES & THE GIANT PEACH JR.

THE POLAROID PROJECT At the Intersection of Art and Technology June 3–September 3

Space is limited, register today: GPAC: www.artsgp.org

Free Admission GPAC’s Summer in the Arts Theatre Production

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July 28 & 29 Tickets $5 each

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This exhibition has been organized by the Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography, Minneapolis/New York/Paris/ Lausanne, in collaboration with the MIT Museum, Cambridge, Mass., and the WestLicht Museum for Photography, Vienna.

FORT WORTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Music Director PRESENTS

June 2-July 8 FORT WORTH BOTANIC GARDEN

THE MUSIC OF

REPLAY: SYMPHONY OF HEROES

JOURNEY

THE MUSIC OF DAVID BOWIE

AND BEYOND

THE ULTIMATE ABBA TRIBUTE

PRESERVATION HALL

A TRIBUTE TO

STAR WARS

ABBACADABRA

MOVE NATURALLY

JAZZ BAND

30 Minutes a Day

PINK FLOYD

THE MUSIC OF LED ZEPPELIN

MYSTERY TOUR

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THE MUSIC OF

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ELVIS WITH KRAIG PARKER

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Do You Even a Flow v a L Cocktail?

Now that the warm weather’s upon us, let’s be sure we’re prepared to beat the heat the old-fashioned, pre-A.C. way: with cold booze. Beer is especially great, but sometimes it’s just not apropos. Like when it’s 11am on a sweltering Saturday, and you just want to chill on the porch or at the pool. For you, we suggest the following concocted delights.

s a it r a g r a M a Mimos Ingredients: 2 c. orange juice 1/2 c. tequila 1/4 c. lime juice Lime wedge, coarse salt to rim glasses 1 bottle champagne or prosecco Orange and lime slices for serving Directions: In a pitcher, combine orange juice, tequila, and lime juice and stir to combine. Rim glasses with lime and dip in salt. Pour in orange juice mixture and top off with champagne. Add sliced oranges and limes to glasses and serve.

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Ingredients: 2 oz. light rum 2 oz. coconut rum 1/2 c. frozen strawberries 2 bananas, sliced into half-inch coins 4 oz. coconut cream 2 c. ice Fresh pineapple, for garnish

Directions: In a blender, combine light rum, coconut rum, and strawberries and blend until smooth but very thick. Divide the mixture between two glasses.

Rinse the blender then blend the bananas, coconut cream, pineapple juice, and ice until smooth. Pour mixture into glasses slowly for the lava effect. Garnish with fresh pineapple.

y m r o t S & k r a D Frozen Ingredients: 1 can ginger beer 1 tbsp. fresh ginger Juice of 1 lime 2 c. ice 4 oz. dark rum Directions: In a blender, blend first four ingredients until smooth. Divide among two glasses before floating 2 oz. of dark rum on top of each.

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