I enjoy coming down here even if it's just to walk. BUT today we got to see the cattle drive, such…read morea delight for my daughter. Today was a cowboy appreciation event, the horse carriages and cowboys were out, so fun! The restaurants and shops are open. Just make sure you've got your face covering as they all have signs that you will not be served/allowed to enter without one. Once you're seated to eat you can take it off if you want to. There were not as many people as there have been at these events, so parking was easy to find pretty close. The train ride and carriage rides were only accepting cash or debit card. That's always good to know if you were hoping to catch one, which we weren't this time. We had a fun family morning!

This place is fun! Very interesting and lots of things to do. Hope to come back soon!read more

Went to the Southlake Carroll/Denton Guyer game today. Stadium is awesome and all involved were…read morenice and efficient. A very enjoyable experience and a great victory for Southlake Dragons.

Always fun to watch the Frogs! There really isn't a bad seat in the arena. Staff is great and…read morealways friendly and willing to help. Parking is pretty easy nearby. Crowd is loud and fun! Typical concessions offered plus a few really great choices like warm pretzels, cookies, and BBQ.

In this sports fan's humble opinion, the much anticipated 2015 renovation of TCU's basketball arena…read moreis a little bit good and a little bit meh. The good parts: A beautiful new lobby and modern concourses. Modern bathrooms, and concessions with tables to sit and eat. A hall of fame area. A beautiful new court and scoreboard, plus stats panels underneath the media tables. Floor seating looks beautiful and comfy...which leads me to the meh part. They kept the 1950's metal seating frames and simply replaced the metal seat backs and seats with plastic. So unless you weigh 110 lbs and are a size 2 or smaller, these seats are very narrow and very uncomfortable. I realize I have a large rear end, but come on people, how hard would it have been to install seats with an extra inch or two of width?

This art fest is huge. Great variety of vendors, food, and art. Parking is kind of a challenge and…read morethe $22 for parking is a bit steep.

Haven't been in a number of years, and decided to check out this year's arts fest. Once finished…read moreexercising at the downtown YMCA, I simply walked over to Main Street. Don't think I spent a full hour looking at all the vendors, but I checked out each one and thoroughly enjoyed myself. A few of the vendors I recognized from years gone by. Others were brand new to me. For some reason, the flow of the event seemed better organized from what I remember. Or maybe it was because it was the first day of the event. Who knows? There were definitely less people out wandering around. Just wait until the weekend. Ha ha! Having formerly worked in downtown on Main Street, I swung by where the old shop was formerly located. After a few minutes of reminiscing, I continued on my way. In the end, the wares offered are a want and not a need, and certainly way out of my meager budget. I still enjoy looking at everything. There were also two bands performing, but I didn't feel like sticking around. May come back before the festival ends on Sunday.

Parking sucks, way too expensive Tickets to get in, way too…read moreexpensive They are just like every other corporation, baseball football basketball, same moneygrubbing corporation

This is an amazing event well worth attending. Booths and exhibits are world class - shopping is…read moreamazing and the rodeo is the best of its kind! The area and facilities are teaming with life and action all hours of the day and night and this belted the rodeo starts! The buckos and broncos join together to make magic night of memories and amazement to watch these talented cowboys and cowgirls showcase amazing feats of physical amazement and herds of fun!

This place is a true treasure in Fort Worth. The Car & Toy Museum isn't just a collection--it's a…read morepassion project you can feel the moment you walk in. What really stood out to me was the people behind it. The father-and-son team curating the museum are incredibly genuine and welcoming. They're the kind of folks who take the time to talk with visitors, share stories about the cars, and make you feel like you're part of something special rather than just passing through. The collection itself is outstanding--beautiful vehicles, tons of nostalgic toys, and plenty of unique pieces that make you stop and look twice. There's clearly a lot of thought and care put into how everything is displayed. The most amazing part? It's free. In a world where everything costs something, they've chosen to open the doors to everyone simply because they love sharing it. That says a lot about their character. If you enjoy cars, history, or just meeting good people doing something the right way, you need to check this place out. Fort Worth is fortunate to have it.

We visited this amazing museum today. It was Knox's first time here and he loved it. Zane was…read morefascinated by the simplicity of the old coin operated machines. Beautiful cars, toy cars, toy robots, a little of everything. It is an amazing collection.

Celebration galore!!! Brunch was included and great! The Show is fantastic! The host keeps you…read morelaughing and entertains you!

This museum is wonderful. Currently, the expansion will be completed in February. The second floor…read morewill be open, and the elevator will be in service. Even with that I looked at and read everything. I was there an hour and 15 minutes on the first floor. Lining two stairways are framed horse themed scarves from Hermes of France. The building is accessible with no front steps. There is a large parking lot that is $6 for two hours. Take a ticket from the machine. Pay on your way out. Admission to the museum is $10. I used my reciprocal membership from a museum in Ohio to get in free.

I knew I was going to visit Fort Worth, Texas, and Googled things to do. One of the first things…read morewas the Cowgirl Museum. I was like, HOW PERFECT. It was easy to get to, and there was plenty of parking. I really liked the sculptures outside and around the building. Make sure to take a picture with the giant boot outside the front door. The museum inside is gorgeous. It is very clean and easy to navigate. There is a fee per person to enter. The gorgeous dresses, saddles, boots, hats, and other pieces of history on display were amazing. I thought the museum was very informative and good for all ages. I like the interactive areas like designing your out boots or horses on the giant screens. I also really liked the photo booth as a keepsake for visiting the museum that you can text to yourself.