Summer Guide 2009

Summer Guide 2009

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SUMMER GUIDE 2009

eorge Gershwin’s lyrics from so long ago, “Summertime, and the livin’ is easy,” might get some arguments from Texans. We complain repeatedly about the heat in Fort Worth; how the sun hits the sidewalks and radiates upward; how the 95-degree days come one after another for months; and how the electric bills shoot up into the stratosphere.

But just like pop culture, it is better to be “hot than not” (ask any of the Fort Worth transplants from the northern climes). The reason for this is how great the heat is once the sun goes down. At night, it is a different world, to paraphrase the Lovin’ Spoonful.

Think of it this way: Is there anything more comforting than sitting on a patio where the air temperature is just a little less than your body temp, sipping on a cold beer or margarita and listening to a jazz combo or some country-western jammers?

So the best way to deal with the heat is to crank up the AC and the music by day, and enjoy the outdoor comfort and the music by

night. So many bars and restaurants have added patios in recent years, so you can relax by the pool at Joe T. Garcia’s with a great plate of fajitas. Or you can watch the Sundance Square crowd from a sidewalk table at Razoo’s. Maybe hear some great music at the Central Market patio.

Because the best way to beat the heat is to embrace it. Put the hats away for three months and go with the shorts and flipflops. Wander up and down Magnolia Avenue for some great outdoor dining and some fun clubs. Maybe just sit on a blanket on the great lawn of the Kimbell Art Museum and watch the kids flying their kites.

Maybe the livin’ isn’t easy during the summer months. But the choices Fort Worth provides in shopping and entertainment and recreation makes it very bearable. And at night, it can be oh so serene. So get out there with your friends and family, enjoy the great options Fort Worth has to offer, and remember what it is like in January with those ice storms and bad drivers and those freezing temperatures in, say, the 50s. Which would you rather have, hot or not?

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No babysitter? No problem. The kiddos will love playing on the playground while mom and dad enjoy the music. It’s fun for the whole family.

Visit centralmarket.com for a schedule of events and performers.

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ur fair burgh is home to some of the most unique and vibrant independent retailers you’ll find anywhere in this hemisphere.

We Fort Worthians have always prided ourselves on our independent spirit, and nowhere is that more evident than in the places we shop. The deck here is stacked with independent, locally owned retailers that specialize in taking care of all their customers’ needs. So, as you’re shopping for a new summer look, remember that going local isn’t just a bumper-sticker slogan. It’s an easy way to find whatever it is you need at a reasonable price.

Going local is easy when there are shops like Shoe Gypsy. The men’s and women’s shoe accessory and apparel store near TCU offers a selection of stylish footwear for all seasons. April Lane is a shoe boutique that offers some of the most sought-after designer shoes, handbags, jewelry, and accessories. Hot Poppy Couture brings some of

the world’s most exclusive designer clothes to Fort Worth.

Local bike shop Panther City Bicycles, located in Fort Worth’s trendy South Side, has a good selection of bikes, and they can fix up that bike that’s been languishing in your garage. If you want to capture the beautiful Texas landscape this summer, head over to Arlington Camera, a familyowned, family-operated store that’s been pleasing customers for more than 20 years.

The staff at Artful Hand scours the country to bring you the finest artisan furniture, glass, ceramics, pottery, clocks, and jewelry. They also feature a selection of recycled art and environmentally friendly artwork. If you’re looking to do some outdoor cooking this summer, Rodak’s sells grills and smokers, handmade in the U.S.A. Rodak’s embodies the independent entrepreneurial spirit of Fort Worth: They also offer custom roasted coffee, and a selection of salsas and spices, and the owner also operates an auto shop.

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SUMMER FUN

Now that saving money is “hot” and/or “in,” heading outdoors for fun has become kind of like the new “going out.” Here are some tips on what to do when you’re consumed by saving dough but are going a little stir crazy. Plus, the only time you’ll be losing your shirt is when you’re taking it off for maximum sunning potential.

1) Ah, ain’t nothin’ like enjoying another wonderful Cowtown summer out at LaGrave Field, watching the hometown Cats make another run at a pennant. Keep an eye on recently signed Korean pitcher Jae Hun Jung. And doesn’t a hot dog with a beer always just taste better at the ballpark? Check out www.fwcats.com for more info.

2) Pack up the blankie, the Frisbee, and the PB&J sammies and head on over to the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, the oldest garden of its kind in Texas, with thousands of native and exotic plants spread out across more than 100 acres of land. Plus, there are the Rose Gardens, Japanese Garden, the conservatory, and a 7.5-acre tract of waterfalls and pools filled by the lovable Koi fish. The Garden is on University Drive between TCU and the Cultural District. For more info, visit www.fwbg.org.

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3) Out on Lake Worth is the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, 3,500 acres of animal sanctuary and 25 miles of trails that lead to a fossil shell outcrop, a raised boardwalk through a slough, and an area for viewing buffalo and deer. And be on the lookout for the meadow that turns into a veritable bed of bluebonnets. The center is located 10 miles northwest of Fort Worth, at the intersection of Farm Road 1886 and Hwy 199. Visit www.fwnaturecenter.org for more information.

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4) You’d be amazed at how many of us forget about the Trinity Trails, miles of biking/cycling and running/walking trails mainly along the banks of the river after which the trails are named. Folks interested in getting started in pedaling are advised to contact the Fort Worth Bicycling Association, one of the largest clubs of its kind in North Texas, with more than 600 members. Riders of all shapes, sizes, skill levels — and ages — are welcome to join. For more information, visit www.fwbaclub.org.

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5) No better time than the summer to hit the links. Hack away at any one of Fort Worth’s several public golf courses: Pecan Valley (originally designed by legendary golf-course architect Ralph Plummer in 1963), Rockwood (“The Rock” opened in 1938), the 9-hole Sycamore Creek, Z Boaz, and Meadowbrook, which is considered one of the top 25 municipal golf courses in Texas, courtesy of its rolling terrain and 71 par. Check out www.fortworthgolf.org for more info.

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ort Worth Weekly’s annual Music Awards festival is a free daylong concert that takes place in several clubs in the Sundance Square area and features nearly three-dozen of the city’s best bands, from rockers like Calhoun and The Burning Hotels to twangers like Maren Morris and all genres in between. Don’t miss this year’s festival, on Sun., June 28th. Visit www.fwweekly.com.

Sundance Square once again brings the silver screen to the great outdoors, presenting Stars Under the Stars, a series of movies in the Chisholm Trail Parking Lot (between 4th and Main streets). On tap this summer are The Pink Panther, Young Frankenstein, City Slickers, and Top Gun. Showtime is at dusk, and admission is free. Check out www.sundancesquare. com for more info.

See great live music on the lawn of Magnolia Green Park every first Friday of the month through October.

Bring your family, friends, four-legged friends, blankets and/or lawn chairs, but leave your coolers at home — food and beverages are available for sale. Admission is free, but organizers ask that you bring donations for the Tarrant Area Food Bank. Brought to you by Fort Worth South Inc. and the Weekly. Visit www.fortworthsouth.org.

Catch some death-defying freestyle motocross on Sat., June 27, at the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, one of several stops along the Red Bull X-Fighters 2009 World Series tour (that begins in Mexico City

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and ends in London). Last year was the Fort’s first experience with the series. Things went so well that Fort Worth was added to this year’s run. For more information, visit www.fortworthstockyards.org.

We all know the Botanic Garden looks beautiful, but during the summer the vaunted near-Westside locale sounds beautiful, too, because that’s when Concerts in the Garden takes place. As in years past, this year’s schedule belongs mainly to the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra — Maestro Miguel Harth-Bedoya’s group will perform almost every other weekend through the series’ end in July. But there are some non-classical treats, too, including Mingo Fishtrap, The N’awlins Gumbo Kings, and Jailhouse Rock: A Tribute to Elvis. Check out www.fwbg.org for more.

A Red Bull X-Fighter takes to the skies at the Stockyards.

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Modern members enjoy a reception for the exhibition The Collection and Then Some. Photo by Sean Brecht.

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Charles M. Russell and the Art of Counting Coup

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African-American Art: Works on Paper June 6–August 23, 2009, at the Amon Carter Museum. admission is free.

View artworks by more than fifty african-american artists from the late 1800s to the present day in this special

Counting Coup, Charles M. Russell, 1905, bronze, private collection

Now through Sept. 6, 2009, view for the first time together two of Russell's oil paintings, Counting Coup and When Blackfeet and Sioux Meet, his sculpture, Counting Coup, plus his rarely seen letter recounting the story that inspired the three related works. Free admission. Open daily except major holidays. Tours by appointment. Museum Store. www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org.

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July 11 and 18: “Little Hill of Refuge,” an original play about the earliest Irish settlements in Texas, San Patrico de Hibernia and Refugio.

August 22 and 29: “A Cloud of Witnesses,” a drama of the Alamo by Texas author Ramsey Yelvington.

Watergardens Stage. Performance begins at Sundown. Bring snacks, coolers and blankets. Enjoy a family picnic of Texas Cultures.

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Paris Bordon, Venus, Mars, and Cupid Crowned by Victory (detail), c. 1550, oil on canvas. Kunsthistorisches Museum, Gemäldegalerie,Vienna

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FOOD AND DRINKS

f you’re the type that thinks globally but acts locally, first of all, stop being so cliché, and, secondly, you can now apply that way of thinking to your restaurant dining habits.

Luckily, the 817 offers a wide variety of world-class eateries that represent all corners of the globe and everywhere in between.

For those who prefer their dining experiences mui caliente, there are enough restaurants representing south of the border to satisfy even the most discriminating Latin-lover. Gloria’s in Montgomery Plaza features a taste of El Salvador and has live salsa bands every weekend. Benito’s on Mad-nolia (Magnolia Avenue) is serving up authentic Mexican until 2am on weekends. Boi Na Braza Churrascaria in Grapevine and Chapa Grill in Fort Worth serve some of the North Texas’ best Brazilian.

If you’re feeling a little Italian, Sardines Ristorante Italiano’s dimly lit, jazz-inspired ambience is second only to the buttery, garlic-y greatness of their ciao (or chow). Palermo’s Italian Café offers all of the classics in a relaxed setting.

For the white table cloth crowd, Ruffino’s on Forest Park serves only the finest ingredients prepared by top-flight chefs.

For the beret and baguette type, Cacharel has been wowing Arlington diners for more than 20

years, and the panoramic view is almost as epic as the food. In the West Seventh area of Fort Worth, St. Emilion’s cozy and quaint setting sets the scene for some breathtaking classic French fare. For a little slice of the Mediterranean on South Hulen in Fort Worth, Bistro Louise restaurant, the Fort’s only four-diamond restaurant, has carved out a well-deserved reputation for cutting-edge creations.

Deutschland is also well represented locally.

You’ll be saying danke schön after dancing and dining the night away at Edelweiss, one of Fort Worth’s oldest and most beloved restaurants. Save room for dessert at Bavarian Bakery and Café.

The quaint atmosphere and sparkling German cooking is a must try.

The Middle and far East are strongly represented in Tarrant County. There’s never a lack of Asian-inspired restaurants. Be Le Vietnamese in Arlington, Szechuan Chinese restaurant, and Tokyo Café in Fort Worth represent some of the best. If you’re a curry fan, Bombay Grill has all of the classics.

Al Harra’s in Arlington offers a unique setting for Middle-Eastern fare and always fresh ingredients. Byblos Lebanese Restaurant and Hookha Lounge is a great place to relax and sample some classic Lebanese cuisine. Chadra Mezza and Grill in Fort Worth has something for everyone.

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Youth Summer Camps at First Presbyterian Church On the Radio: Music & Arts Camp • July 20-24

For children who have completed Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Classes are led by professional singers, dancers, artists and musicians.

The camp is held daily from 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m. Tuition is $125, which includes instructors, snacks, a camp T-shirt, all materials, a pizza lunch on Friday and a DVD to remember your week.

Summer Fun: June 15-19 or July 13-17

These fun-filled day camps for children ages 3-6 are specifically designed to broaden campers’ experiences, foster curiosity and creativity and expand knowledge through fun and exciting learning adventures. The camp is held from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. daily. Each camper will receive a t-shirt and morning and afternoon snack.

Cost is $125.

Vacation Church School: June 22-26

FPC will be transformed into a Roman Marketplace complete with authentic sights, sounds and smells. VCS is free, but you must register by June 5.

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Alexander Chandler Realty 2550 River Park Plaza #100, Fort Worth, 817-860-4100 Alexander founded Alexander Chandler Realty when he noticed franchises focused on the corporate brand and smaller agencies still practice real estate as it was done decades ago.

Alexander Chandler Realty’s marketing is unparalleled and offers full seller and buyer representation. Alexander Chandler Realty’s system uses the awesome power of the internet and community marketing to showcase your property to millions or assist the search for your new home 24 hours a day. Put Alexander Chandler Realty to work for you today!

Alleia Spa & Body Contouring 6612 N Riverside Dr., Fort Worth, 817-847-9930 www.alleiaspa.com In addition to massages and facials, Alleia provides sophisticated treatment options: Lypossage, Medilift Wave Form and Intraceutical Infusions. With options for different body and skin types, the focus is on restoring skin suffering from sun damage, poor lifestyle habits or poor lymphatic drainage.

Alley Cats and Putt-Putt Fun Center See ad for locations www.putt-puttgolf.com Putt-Putt Entertainment is one of the best amusement centers in the metroplex. We have 4 parks in Tarrant County located in W Fort Worth, Hurst, N. Arlington and S. Arlington. At Putt-Putt enjoy a round of miniature golf, batting some balls in the batting cages, playing a video game in the arcade, or racing go karts.* At Alley Cats in South Arlington enjoy dinner and drinks while bowling or partaking in a game of pool. You can also go rock climbing or test your aim during a round of Laser Tag. Putt -Putt Fun Center and Alley Cats are the best places to bring the family for a day of fun! *At participating locations only.

Amon Carter Museum 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-738-1933 www.cartermuseum.org The Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection of African-American Art: Works on Paper View an array of artworks by more than 50 African-American artists from the late 1800s to the present day in a special exhibition drawn from the esteemed Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection. The exhibition features works by such luminaries as Elizabeth Catlett, William H. Johnson and Charles White. June 6 through August 23, 2009, admission is free.

Amphibian Stage Productions www.amphibianproductions.org Amphibian is celebrating its tenth anniversary season with some of its greatest hits, including “Gutenberg! The Musical!”- a hilarious two-man musical spoof with “A lot of big hardy laughs”- Dallas Morning News. Bud and Doug sing all the songs and play all the parts in their “historical epic,” with the hope that one of the producers in attendance will give them a Broadway contract.

Arlington Camera 544 West Randol Mill Rd., Arlington, 800-313-6748 Our sales staff consists of 13 knowledgeable persons with more than 200 years of combined photo experience. We are professionals who know photography well and are always available to assist you. Our goal is to offer you outstanding customer service with the finest quality products at the best price possible. Stop in today!

Artful Hand Functional Art Gallery 3408 West 7th St., Fort Worth, 817-738-4437 www.artful-hand.com More than your everyday gallery, Artful Hand showcases the world’s most elite craftsmen. David Marsh, Katherine Arnett, Rich Kolb of Yardbirds and Holly Yashi Jewelry are just a few of those who bring their indescribable artistic vision to glass, pottery, metal, wood and stone. Nominated for Niche Magazine’s Top Retailer 2008 Award. FWWeekly Best Jewelry 2007.

Bicycle Center of Fort Worth 5434 River Oaks Blvd, Fort Worth, 817-377-1925 www.bicyclecenteroffortworth.com We are not only a complete bicycle outfitter for your outdoor adventures, but we also specialize in service, repair and accessories. Located in Fort Worth, we proudly provide Texans with all their bicycling needs. Experience your own Bicycle Center of Fort Worth adventure with our top quality service. We now carry a full line of skateboards and skateboard accessories.

Come check us out.

Bistro Louise 2900 South Hulen, Suite 40, Fort Worth, 817-922-9244 www.bistrolouise.com At Bistro Louise, we meld the sunny flavors of the Western Mediterranean with the new American attitude about food to bring you the best of modern dining. Our goal is to provide creative meals with bold, lively flavors that feature the healthy food of the Western Mediterranean as well as the U.S.A. Our foods, based on Spanish, French, and Italian cooking, brings you a healthy cuisine, making our restaurant “The Premier Sea-

food House” in Fort Worth. Summer dining will feature locally grown and naturally produced products. We are constantly searching to improve our sources for your health!

Bruster’s Real Ice Cream 6301 S Cooper St., Arlington, 817-419-7000 www.brusters.com/arlington Cool off at Bruster’s Real Ice Cream serving fresh, daily made ice cream scooped into homemade waffle cones made in store. With over 150 flavors there is something to please every sweet tooth. Celebrating a special occasion? Spoil them with an ice cream cake or pie. Check out our website weekly for specials and promotions.

Bullfrog’s BBQ 6700 Azle Ave., Lake Worth, 817-237-9111 If you haven’t been to Bullfrog’s BBQ yet, you are in for a surprise. We offer fresh, authentic, traditional BBQ in a relaxed atmosphere. Don’t forget to stop by on your way out to the lake to fill up on a variety of delicious BBQ selections while enjoying the great weather on our patio. Or you can take it with you to share with your friends. We are also your BBQ rescue when unexpected guests arrive. So come see, your BBQ is waiting.

Burgess and Parke Antiques and Furnishings 14485 S Hwy 377, Wheatland, 817-443-9799 More than 25,000 sq ft of shopping delight! Burgess and Parke is an established mall featuring antiques, collectibles, artwork, decorator and architectural items. The new furniture room offers a wide variety of furniture to meet your needs.

Open 7 days a week. We also have local AKC breeders that offer a great selection of breeds and puppy supplies. After you shop, stop by the puppy room and pet a puppy. Quality dealer space available and Consignments welcome! We are your place for quality Summer Shopping!

Capital Bar 3017 Morton Street, Fort Worth Texas Capital Bar is the newest addition to the very popular cultural entertainment district. Located at 3017 Morton Street, adjacent to the West 7th development, Capital Bar is home to one of the largest roof top patios in all of Fort Worth. With spectacular views of downtown Fort Worth and overlooking the Modern Museum, the Capital’s atmosphere blends the action of a vibrant city with the comfort, originality and uniqueness of its cultural surroundings.

Central Market 4651 W. Fwy, Fort Worth, 817-989-4700 1425 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake, 817-310-5600 Besides aisles and miles of the most exciting produce and packaged foods from around the world (including lots of local products), Central Market has a full-service café, often featuring live music, one of the best cheese departments in the country and a staggering buffet of chef-prepared food to go.

This is a market in the fullest sense of the word-a place to eat, meet and learn.

Circle S Catfish Grill 12721 Business Hwy 287 N, Fort Worth, 817-439-4745 With a friendly staff and great food, Circle S Catfish should definitely top your list of places to visit often! Open daily for lunch and dinner, Circle S Catfish can please just about any taste buds. Serving everything from American favorites from burgers to seafood and of course - catfish! We are family friendly and don’t forget to try the chicken fried steak and sweet potato fries!

Cruise Holidays of Southlake 100 N. Kimball Ave., Suite 102, Southlake, 817-421-7447 www.cruiseholidays.com/southlake Cruise Holidays is a cruise and international resorts/tours travel specialty store. 2008 recipient of “Best of the Best” for travel agencies, our travel advisors are experts in assisting your group’s “designated vacation planner” to customize the exact match to a cruise or resort at the best value. We work with 22 different cruise lines and a number of resort wholesalers all over the world. Think of Cruise Holidays for your companies next Sale Incentive Program. Come by our store, visit the Tiki Lounge and try-on the adventures are on two large screen viewing stations.

Cynthia Hodges 5220 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, 817-897-4688 Cynthia was voted Best Cowtown Cut, Best Stylist, and Best Colorist by D Magazine. Make an appointment today for a chic new summer style or an update of your current style. Cut, Color, Style- for any occasion.

Duke’s Original Roadhouse 2250 Airport Fwy, Fort Worth, 817-354-1002 www.dukesoriginalroadhouse.com New to Bedford with a sister location in Addison. Duke’s has taken over as the top dog with great food, huge portions and a kitchen that is open until 2:00am every day. With the giant continued on page 36

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Firehouse Subs Serving Tarrant County www.FirehouseSubs.com Started by two firefighting brothers, Firehouse Subs has been dishing out big, satisfying subs for 15 years. Whether it’s the Hook & Ladder sub or the Meatball sub, you definitely won’t leave hungry. We offer free delivery for all catering. Box lunches are also available. Please visit our website to find a Firehouse Subs location near you.

Fort Worth Gentleman’s Club 3315 North Freeway (I-35), Fort Worth, 817-626-3942 www.ftwgc.com Fort Worth Gentleman’s Club is an upscale club and restaurant conveniently located just minutes from Downtown in a newly constructed building with hints of classic Roman architecture. From the plush chairs to the ornate decor, Fort Worth Gentleman’s Club is unparalleled in elegance and quality.

Dine and expect culinary excellence and world-class cuisine with delectable dishes of Exotic Lobster Nachos, Filet Mignon with red wine demi, and Sashimi Ahi - lightly seared sesame crusted ahi tuna served with cucumber slaw and wasabi mash potatoes. Guests receive the ultimate dining and club experience with the finest entertainment.

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Eskimo Hut 5518 W. Vickery St., Fort Worth, 817-737-8773 www.eskimohut.com The Fort Worth Eskimo Hut has been growing strong while redefining the convenience store and customer service on Vickery Street. Within a few miles of both I-20 and I-30, we are able to serve the great people of Fort Worth, near and far. When you stop in or drive-thru make sure you enjoy the convenience of any of our famous daiquiris such as the Tmoney and the Green Monster. Don’t hesitate, just drive-thru.

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Fort Worth Museum of Science & History 1600 Gendy St., Fort Worth, 817-255-9300 www.fortworthmuseum.org The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is building a new world-class facility, set to open in late 2009. Until then, experience giant-screen adventures in the newly upgraded Omni Theater, an IMAX® dome, and explore some of our children’s exhibits in our temporary home at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. Check our Website for more information.

Fort Worth Public Library www.fortworthlibrary.org Mayor Mike’s Summer Reading Challenge sponsored by the Fort Worth Library is June 6 - August 1. This year’s theme is “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” Programs emphasize our Texas roots, but also focus on the heart as a vital organ-which needs to be kept healthy. Registration for all ages begins May 21. All 15 public libraries have special programs planned.

Some activities include live performances, teen gaming, adult legal information, tips about keeping yourself healthy, family story times, circus clown visits, and nature programs.

Fort Worth Running Company 2401 West 7th St., Fort Worth, 817-731-1760 www.fwrunco.com Fort Worth Running Company has a mission to provide our community with quality athletic products and training programs. The store offers the best selection of running and walking shoes in Dallas/Fort Worth at competitive prices. To properly analyze customers, the store uses real-time slowmotion video analysis of each customer to prescribe the best shoes for each customer. We also offer various training groups for people of all various backgrounds, beginner level through experienced marathoner. Stop by our store today and start a new path toward a fitter and faster you!

Fury Games 4200 S. Fwy, Suite 1128, Fort Worth, 817-307-5308 Tactical laser tag is here! Located in La Gran Plaza Mall, this is not your kiddie laser tag. This is for the competitor and the person who wants a challenge. If you think you’ve got skills in paintball you definitely have to try this. We have a 12,000 sq ft. arena where you can show off your skills. First military simulated laser combat in Texas! This is laser tag all grown up.

Gaylord Texan 1501 Gaylord Trail, Grapevine www.gaylordtexan.com This summer, Gaylord Texan Resort invites visitors to experience a luxury destination vacation minus the travel expenses at the grandest resort in the Lone Star State. Within the resort’s four-and-a-half acres of lush indoor gardens kept at a comfortable 72 degrees, guests of Gaylord Texan will discover strolling entertainment including musicians, caricature artists, stilt walkers and face painters in addition to a Texas art tour, a train exhibit, and musical performances. Culinary events will include junior chef camps, a restaurant dine-around, dessert

tastings, wine & cheese pairings, murder-mystery dinners, a winemaker dinner series, and “Kids Eat Free” Thursday nights.

Outside, the resort will host spectacular firework shows, poolside movies, and a lakeside brunch. In addition, visitors can play water sports on the lake or 18-hole championship golf at nearby Cowboys Golf Club.

Genghis Grill See ad for locations www.genghisgrill.com Genghis Grill-The Mongolian Stir Fry, is a build your own bowl, fast casual, Asian stir-fry concept. The atmosphere is colorful, lively, and a lot of fun! It’s actually not a cuisine, but an interactive style of exhibition cooking modeled after a centuries-old legend. According to this legend, 12th century Mongol warriors, led by the mighty warrior GENGHIS KHAN, heated their shields over open fires to grill food in the fields of battle!

Ginger Man Pub 3716 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-886-2327 www.ginermanpub.com Starting in 1985 in Houston, Texas, we began our little family of pubs and we are happy to present our newest location in Fort Worth. We strive to provide the best selection of fine imported and domestic beer and wine in comfortable surroundings. Belgian ales and lambics, Oktoberfest brews, British & German beers, and beer from microbreweries local to each pub. Outside beer garden as well as comfortable inside seating areas.

Grapevine Texas 817-410-3185 www.GrapevineTexasUSA.com It’s summertime and there’s plenty to experience in Grapevine. Grapevine offers premier hotels, shopping, dining, winery tasting rooms, festivals and events, and much more. So, whether you’re attending a nationally recognized festival like GrapeFest or visiting for a great shopping spree - Grapevine has something for everyone. Join us in Grapevine for an exhilarating summer getaway!

Green Mama’s 5324 Davis Blvd., North Richland Hills, 817-514-7336 www.greenmamas.com/ At Green Mama’s we have a singular focus: nourishing the earth and reviving the soil with nutrients and organic products. Whether you’ve been organic for years, or you are just converting from dangerous chemicals and artificial fertilizers, Green Mama’s is the place for the best information, organic amendments, plants, and pest control to be found anywhere. Check our updated list of FREE classes at Green Mama’s website.

Green’s Produce & Plants 3001 W. Arkansas Lane, Arlington, 817-274-2435 www.greens-produce.com Green’s Produce & Plants is a destination for more than 30 years, is still family owned and operated. We specialize in local seasonal fruits, vegetables, plants and pottery.

Every season is a new experience in variety of fresh produce and plants.

HaloSalon & ColorLab 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd #252, Fort Worth, 817-737-HALO (4256) Located in the newly renovated Village at Camp Bowie, HaloSalon & ColorLab is a unique salon offering exceptional services and exclusive products. Their talented team of stylists, colorists, hairdressers and support staff are among the best in the business. Corrective color specialists, precise cutters and up-style artists all work together in a creative, client centered environment.

Hide Away Spa 5756 Boat Club Rd., Suite 500, Fort Worth, 817-238-0200, www.hideawayspa.net Feeling stressed? Pinched for time? In pain? Out of sorts?

Put the Ahhh! back in your life. Immerse yourself in serenity and luxury with a visit to Fort Worth’s unique and therapeutic massage and spa center, The Hide Away Spa. With over 8 years of experience, we offer a wide variety of services and a range of healing treatments and therapies. In our serene and meditative setting, we offer personal services designed to keep you looking and feeling your very best.

Hot Damn Tamales 713 W. Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, 817-926-9909 We combine traditional techniques with fresh, new ingredients to give our tamales a flavor and texture you never knew tamales could have. We use 100% vegetable shortening instead of lard to make a masa that is lighter and moister than most. And because we offer meatless selections, now even vegetarians can enjoy authentic tamales! Ask us to cater your next event, or bring them for the host - you’ll be sure to be the hit of the party! New expanded menu and seating coming soon.

Kimbell Art Museum 3333 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-332-8451 www.kimbellart.org Butchers, Dragons, Gods, and Skeletons Film Installations by

Philip Haas Inspired by Works in the Collection July 18-October 25, 2009. Free admission. Commissioned by the Kimbell, Philip Haas’s series of film installations interpret and elaborate upon selected works in the Museum’s permanent collection. Each film is between 5 and 20 minutes long and shown inside a specially designed set, enhanced by original music, surrounding and immersing the visitor in the experience.

La Terre Salon 3027 Cockrell Ave., Fort Worth, 817-714-8813 La Terre Salon is a J Beverly Hills Concept Salon, bringing Beverly Hills and Fort Worth together. La Terre Salon is the ultimate expression of the J Beverly Hills brand. We are committed to giving guests a relaxing experience from their first step in the salon to their step out. Education on current trends and product knowledge are mandatory by all staff members of the salon. La Terre Salon opened its doors 5 years ago, and recently moved its location to the TCU area. Clients range in age from 2 years to 90 years, with hair textures of curly and coarse to fine and straight. Remember: La Terre Salon: Where great hair is.

Log Cabin Village 2100 Log Cabin Village Lane, Fort Worth, 817-392-5881 Log Cabin Village aspires to build connections to 19th century Texas by providing educational opportunities and sensory experiences that are engaging, accurate, and as authentic as possible. Today, each of the historic structures, furnished with authentic artifacts, provides a vivid look at life in the nineteenth century North Texas frontier. Each log house displays different aspects of pioneer life. The exhibits include a water-powered gristmill, a one-room schoolhouse, a blacksmith shop, an herb garden, and several log home settings. Historical interpreters, who are City of Fort Worth staff and volunteers, depict the lifestyle of the people who lived and settled the area in the mid to late 1800s.We invite you to escape the present and experience the past... right here in the heart of Fort Worth. We can’t wait to see you here!

Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie 1000 Lone Star Pkwy, Grand Prairie, 972-263-RACE www.LoneStarPark.com Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie is a major league sports entertainment attraction featuring world-class, live Thoroughbred and Quarter horse racing. Our Grandstand offers the comfort of a seven-level, glass-enclosed, climate-controlled environment. Experience live Thoroughbred racing at Lone Star Park Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday and Sundays during the day now through July 26th. The horses are ready. Are you?

Los Hombres Mexican Cafe 1549 N. Main St., Suite 101, Fort Worth, 817-625-6324 Family owned and operated, Los Hombres Mexican Café offers a wide variety of home-cooked, traditional Mexican cuisine. Enjoy a light flavorful lunch or a spicy, hardy dinner in our relaxed, almost home-like atmosphere. Whether you crave south of the border dinners like taquitos, tortas, sopes, and huaraches or Tex-Mex flavors such as tamales, chimichangas and burritos- whatever your taste, we have it!

Lux Machine 4816 Camp Bowie suite B, Fort Worth, 817-569-0900 www.luxmachine.com A salon dedicated to service and excellence, striving to achieve a balance between luxury and comfort while providing an atmosphere that is intimate, yet professional, enabling us to treat each of out clients with the utmost care and attention. We offer an array of services in hair and skin care using products for their high quality and superior performance.

M Lounge 835 Foch St., Fort Worth, 817.850.9900 www.mfortworth.com M Lounge is Fort Worth’s premier martini bar and lounge.

Relax this summer in the “Best Lounge” drinking the “Best Martinis” voted by FW Weekly readers. Located on the west side of downtown Fort Worth in the historic Cultural District, M Lounge is poised to become a focal point of the new urban development. Visit M Lounge for happy hour or a night out, and be sure to check out the Martini of the Month!

The Market@Home Three Metroplex Locations www.themarketathome.com A visit to The Market@Home will uncover a cozy atmosphere, surrounded with beauty and peace. Famous for unique and high quality merchandise, the Market@Home specializes in outstanding custom silk floral design, signature Market candles, and Holiday decoration. The Market@Home also boasts home decorating services, original oil paintings, hand forged iron chandeliers and lighting, new and antique furniture, gifts, tabletop, and a full line of upholstery.

Mr. B’s Burger Pub 2578 Pioneer Pkwy, Arlington, 817-860-6727 Mr. B’s Burger Pub is not just burgers, but has a wide variety of food to quench your appetite. We have everything from quesadillas and taco salad to chicken sandwiches and Philly cheesesteak. We offer daily lunch specials and homemade pies by the slice or by the pie. Stop by and see what the fuss is about.

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth 3200 Darnell St., Fort Worth, 817-738-9215 www.themodern.org This summer the Modern presents William Kentridge: Five Themes. Kentridge has earned international acclaim for his interdisciplinary practice, which often fuses drawing, film, and theater. Known for engaging with the social landscape and political background of his native South Africa, he has produced a searing body of work that explores themes of colonial oppression and social conflict, loss and reconciliation, and the ephemeral nature of both personal and cultural memory.

Modern Image Tattoo 6505 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-737-5181 Have you decided what to get? We are ready for you! From tattoos to piercing, we have fantastic service, incredible artists and affordable prices from award-winning artists that care. Custom work, as well as thousands of designs to chose from. Appointments or walk-ins welcome!

Movie Tavern www.movietavern.com Movie Tavern combines the enjoyment of first-run films with an in-theater dining experience. Our menu consists of Classic American favorites including beer, wine, and margaritas. Food and drink orders are taken and delivered at your seat in the auditorium. Movie Tavern currently has 5 area locations. Visit our website for locations and show times.

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The Near Southside 817-923-4113 www.fortworthsouth.org Fort Worth South, Inc. is leading an amazing renaissance on the Near Southside, where dozens of restoration and new construction projects are transforming the district and attracting new residents and businesses. In addition, the area’s renowned restaurants, historic landmarks, and community events attract visitors from throughout the region.

Come check out Fort Worth’s New Hot Spot!

Ovation 6115 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, 817-732-8900 World-class cuisine and world-class entertainment is under one roof at Ovation. Come experience the tastes, sights and sounds of the most unique venue in Fort Worth. From incredible steaks to our signature “Chicken and Waffles” your taste buds will be dancing right along with your feet as you experience the best music in the area in a cozy, diverse setting.

817.569.0900 www.luxmachine.com

Panther City Bicycles 1306 Magnolia Ave., Fort Worth, 817-348-0660 www.panthercitybicycles.com A small shop with a pleasant atmosphere steeped in the rich, vibrant history of Fort Worth. We see the bicycle not only as the best form of exercise, but also as socially responsible transportation. Good for the environment and with the rising gas prices it is good for your pocketbook too!

The Pantagleize Theatre Company 817-472-6509 www.pantatheatre.org We are dedicated to nurturing understanding among world cultures and vows to produce plays of international character, to include cultures within our community generally excluded or belittled, and to provide opportunities for personal and artistic growth. Non-profit organization Check out our website for all upcoming events. Support your local theater.

The Point on Lake Worth 1349 Bomber Rd., Lake Worth, 817-246-9168 Your place for fun in the sun is The Point on Lake Worth!

Enjoy food and drinks on the deck with a beautiful vista of Lake Worth. Got the Sunday Blues? Every Sunday afternoon at 3pm, The Point hosts a summer concert series featuring various blues artists. With special national and local greats each week, these shows are sure to be incredible.

Red Bull X-Fighters Texas Saturday, June 27 2009 - Fort Worth Stockyards www.redbullxfighters.com Red Bull X-Fighters Texas, the stateside stop of the world’s premier, most-progressive freestyle motocross series is returning to the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards on Saturday night, June 27, 2009! Come ready to see the best freestyle motocross riders in the world in action, the largest competition course ever created, rodeo queens, live bull riding, the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and all the pageantry of a summer night in the Texas Wild West. Three price categories are available - General Admission is $20; Grandstand Seating is $40; and Premium Grandstand Seating is $50.

Riverside Kennel 1801 Bomar Ave., Fort Worth, 817-698-WOOF www.riverside-kennel.com Riverside Kennel is Fort Worth’s premiere upscale dog boarding facility, founded November 2005 in East Fort Worth. Our foundation is based on providing a homelike, stress free, playful environment for the dogs. We get the dogs outside 4 - 6 times per day, we offer web cams, off the floor dog beds, filtered water and a friendly staff.

Luxury Boarding for Dogs Doggie Daycare Grooming - Sundays & Mondays 817-698-WOOF riverside-kennel.com

1801 Bomar Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76103

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Romance Store 780 N. Beach St., Fort Worth, 817-838-6666 Open since 2003, the Romance Store specializes in a variety of couple’s novelty items. Select from an array of lingerie, costumes and adult novelties, as well as massage oils, games and bachelorette supplies. See our ad to find any of our 3 locations nearest you in Tarrant County. Couples that play together stay together.

Tastebuds Eatery 7674 McCart Ave., Fort Worth, 817-361-5500 www.tastebudseatery.org Family owned and operated since 1991, Tastebuds offers a fresh idea with alternative food selections and is located on the south side of Fort Worth. Enjoy a casual relaxed atmosphere with an expanded menu that features grilled or baked entrees as well as signature salads, sandwiches and desserts. Appeal to the mind and eye and what’s left is simply for the Tastebuds! B.Y.O.B and catering available.

Salon Purple 3124 E. Belknap St., Suite 200, Fort Worth, 817-834-4400 www.salonpurple.com We only focus on cut and color in order to bring you the most current and up to date styles. Salon Purple is dedicated to creating the perfect look for our guests. Our passion is helping people find the look they have always wanted but just can’t seem to get. We are the only Pravana Elite salon in Fort Worth. Salon Purple is located in the historical McAdams building in the heart of the newest urban village. Call today to make an appointment with Terry, Alex or Lindsey!

Salon Six 9 4548 Hartwood Dr., Fort Worth, 817-921-9944 Salon Six 9 is a newly opened, yet firmly established salon located in the Trinity Commons shopping center. Celebrity stylist David Blackstock leads his highly experienced team of stylists to new levels of technique, fashion, and design!

Come in today for the latest in cuts, color and contemporary hairstyles!

Shear Steel Salon 3406 W 7th St., Fort Worth, 817-820-0560 We’re a trendy, high fashion salon, and we know how to cut and style hair. Our clientele tends toward the fashion conscious residents and business professionals of Ft. Worth who prefer the dynamic styles and looks of the modern era. No style is beyond our experience, from the classic to the romantic to the funky! If you want great hair in a good energy environment, come visit us!

Sheraton Hotel and Spa, Shula’s 347 Grill 1701 Commerce St, Fort Worth, 817-335-7000 www.starwoodhotels.com Eat. Sleep. Relax. All at the Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel and Spa. Enjoy our 430 non-smoking guest rooms and suites; 22,000 square feet of flexible event space, catering, Sheraton@LINK, audio/visual equipment and staff; Spa BEAUBELLE; 24-hour room service, Perks coffee bar, a lounge and Shula’s 347 Grill, offering live music Thursday nights starting May 2009. You don’t just stay here. You belong.* Shoe Gypsy 2966 B Park Hill Dr., Fort Worth, 817-927-7700 www.shoegypsy.com Shoe Gypsy is a men and women’s shopping destination filled with rare and hard to find shoes and apparel. We also pride ourselves on being one of the chosen carriers of TOMS shoes while being a fashion forward boutique that offers a relaxed shopping environment with the best possible selection.

Sid Richardson Museum 309 Main St., Fort Worth, 817-332-6554 www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org The Sid Richardson Museum in Sundance Square features paintings of the Old West by Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell, and other Western artists from the personal collection of the legendary Texas oilman and philanthropist Sid W. Richardson (1891-1959). Open daily; closed major holidays.

Free admission. Tours by appointment. Museum Store with unique Western gifts.

Romance Store Locations: 780 N. Beach St., Ft. Worth 817-838-6666

Rodak’s 2520 W Pafford St., Fort Worth, 817-924-6821 It’s summertime and it is time to start grilling. Do you have everything you need? If not, Rodak’s is your one stop grilling supply store. Rodak’s carries the finest in smoker/grills that you can buy. Primo smoker and grills are made in the USA and have a lifetime warranty. If you want to be the talk of your neighborhood by grilling up the best tasting food this summer, pick up a Primo grill today at Rodak’s. Now offering brand new custom coffee meat rubs- handmade and made to order. Also, BBQ accessories, tools, and specialty grade coffee - fresh roasted per order.

2245 S. Cooper, Arlington 817-275-0777

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Smokey’s BBQ 5300 E Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, 817-451-8222 www.eatsmokeybbq.com Smokey’s has been a staple in the Fort Worth BBQ scene for many, many years is now newly remodeled with a fantastic bar, dining and patio area. This is the place to be this summer. Come by and check out our historically famous BBQ, stay for some drinks and enjoy a game of dominoes on the patio. All day Happy Hour and catering available. You won’t be disappointed!

Smokies House of Pipes See ad for locations We are here meeting all your smoke shop needs. American hand-blown glass- no imports here! One of the only 2 authorized RooR dealers in Tarrant County. Three locations for

Stockyards Station 131 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth www.stockyardsstation.com Round up the herd and head to Stockyards Station for summer family fun. Take a historical tour, ride a train, race the maze, ride a mechanical bull, watch a cattle drive, or shop and eat great food. Stockyards Station, located in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, has something for everyone.

Gunfight shows Saturday & Sunday 11:30 & 4:00 pm.

TCU Extended Education 817-257-7132 www.lifelong.tcu.edu GMAT & GRE Prep Classes now forming. Our eight-session prep classes on the TCU campus are taught by experts and are designed to help improve your scores on the GRE and GMAT tests. Be prepared...get ahead! Classes begin June 8.

Texas Pit Bar-B-Q 324 S. Saginaw Blvd., Saginaw, 817-847-0400 Let’s talk about authentic award winning bar-b-q! That is what every customer gets when they walk through the door.

Best of Tarrant and Best of Northwest are just two of the many honors they have received. The beer is always cold and served with a friendly face. There are 3 different catering packages suitable for a party of any size. Come by or call for details.

Thunder Alley Cycles 416 NE Wilshire Blvd., Burleson, 817-295-0955 www.thunderalleycycles.com At Thunder Alley, we believe in doing things differently.

What you will find at Thunder Alley Cycles is an expert and friendly staff eager to answer any of your questions and help you find the custom parts you have been looking for. From clothing to custom bikes, come visit us at Thunder Alley Cycles. We offer a complete line of services from minor tune-ups to complete bike restoration. In house custom powdercoating, award winning paint, Hi - Performance engines, computerized tire equipment, and custom built bikes.

The Ultimate Bar-B-Cue 5733 Crowley Rd., Fort Worth, 817-551-5300 www.theultimatebarbcue.com Craving the taste of real Texas barbecue? Come see what the fuss is about at the Ultimate Bar-B-Cue. Try out our delicious lunches specials starting at $4.50 to quench your appetite. Experience the ultimate in barbecue while listening to live jazz music every Friday night. One taste will make you come back for more. Catering is also available.

Vending Nut Company 2222 Montgomery St., Fort Worth, 817-737-3071 www.vendingnut.com We carry a complete line of imported and domestic nuts, dried fruit, seeds and candies. With so many choices, Vending Nut Company has a great gift for any holiday or special occasion. Our hours of operation are Mon-Fri 8:30am to 5pm, and Sat 9am to 12:30.

Village Vision 6333 Camp Bowie, Suite 272, Fort Worth, 817-7389301 www.drditto.com Our commitment is not just in meeting your expectations, but in exceeding them. Because we know how much your eye health and appearance can mean to the quality of your life, we are committed to the personalized, 21st century service you deserve for all of your eyecare needs.

With over thirty years of dedicated service in comprehensive eyecare, Dr. Ditto continually strives to give his patients the service they deserve. The recent addition of the Marco High Definition vision testing system enables Dr. Ditto to perform truly 21st century eye examinations.

Young Chefs Academy 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd suite 260, Fort Worth, 817-989-CHEF www.youngchefacademy.com/fortworth Young Chefs Academy offers cooking classes to children in a safe environment that encourages discovery and creativity. While learning food preparation skills is the main ingredient at YCA, each class adds a heap of kitchen safety, a scoop of etiquette, a handful of table setting, a pinch of menu planning, and laughter to taste. Check out our website to learn more about our summer camps, party packages, and kids night out!

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