Camp Bowie District Names New Executive Director

Camp Bowie District Names New Executive Director

CAMP BOWIE DISTRICT NAMES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Lydia Guajardo Rickard Finds New Home in Familiar Surroundings

Fort Worth’s historic Camp Bowie District Inc. has named Lydia Guajardo Rickard as the public improvement district’s (PID19) new executive director. Rickard has been operating as the District’s interim leader since mid-October 2021 and has a previous four-year history of marketing the business corridor through her former agency, LComm Marketing and Public Relations. Rickard announced the closure of her marketing firm via social media on January 27. 

“We have grown the District to a place where it deserves the attention of fulltime staff and a vison for the next 20 years,” said board chairman J. Mark Harris, president of 8 Feet Development, Inc. “The board of directors has faith that with Lydia’s past experiences and future plans, she will build a team dedicated to advancing small to mid-sized business while improving an already thriving Boulevard.”

Camp Bowie District is comprised of two organizations — a 501(C)(3) and a 501(c)(6) — both engaged in a wide range of activities dedicated to the advancement and preservation of the historic Boulevard. The non-profit arm of the organization is focused on philanthropic and charitable initiatives providing program support, small business focus and marketing efforts. The 501(C)(6) is the member-based arm of the organization that provides advocacy, development and PID management. Improvement efforts have included infrastructure refinement, the implementation of beautification projects, hosting special events and serving as an advocate for all development.

“Camp Bowie District is the keeper of the Boulevard. Our goal is to preserve the integrity of the historic area,” explained Lydia Guajardo Rickard, executive director. “We are dedicated to preserving the economic engine that is assembled of more than 400 small to mid-sized businesses, many of which are locally-owned.”

Camp Bowie District strategically analyzes the historic corridor identifying improvements that are needed. By identifying projects and needs based on evaluations and feedback from businesses, Rickard will lead the delegation of assessments from property owners to fund future PID projects such as maintenance, landscaping & beautification, litter abatement, safety and security, marketing advocacy, communications, economic development and future planning.

Rickard opened LComm Marketing and Public Relations in November of 2006. She quickly grew her communications consulting business to one of the most trusted and versatile marketing firms in North Texas, with a client roster including Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Foundation, Fort Worth Housing Solutions, General Motors (across 13 states), LVTRise, Parkland Foundation, TCU Athletics, United Community Centers, Inc. and more. Rickard’s love for her community shines with two decades of volunteer leadership to a variety of non-profit organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters, Fort Worth Library Foundation, Fort Worth Sister Cities, Ladies on the Lamb, Tarrant County College (TCC) Foundation, The Warm Place and Victory over Violence.

ABOUT CAMP BOWIE DISTRICT INC.

Mission – To maintain and enhance the historic corridor known as Camp Bowie District to affect economic success for its merchants and businesses, which will result in a thriving and sustainable district.

Camp Bowie District Inc. is dedicated the preservation of the century old commercial corridor. As the connector from the west to the central business district, Camp Bowie Boulevard is home to more than 400 small to mid-sized businesses, with most of them locally owned. The eastern zone of the corridor is paved with red Thurber bricks while the western zone, known as Ridglea is recognized for its Mediterranean pink architecture. Some of Fort Worth’s oldest businesses have or currently call the Boulevard home. The organization seeks to protect the integrity and historical value of Camp Bowie Boulevard.

ABOUT PID 19

Contracted with the City of Fort Worth as the manager of Public Improvement District No. 19 (PID 19), property owners pay an additional tax assessment to increase economic vitality and redevelopment along the Boulevard. Today, PID 19 extends from University to Lackland Road and includes portions of West 7th Street, Byers and Lovell. 

CampBowieDistrict.com

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2022 DFW RV Party at AT&T Stadium

2022 DFW RV Party at AT&T Stadium

Fun Town RV will be bringing the annual DFW RV Party back to AT&T Stadium on March 10th – 13th.

The show will build on last year’s success by turning up the notch with bigger performers, more special guests,and even more RVs. The show has grown so large that it takes more than just the football field to contain it. Show entry will be in the West Plaza where you will find many RVs and boats, then you will make your way through multiple vendors from all over, and then onto the Stadium floor where RVs will cover the entire football field. There will be live music, as well as games, door prizes, product demonstrations, and the very latest RV models on the market. All inside the home of the Dallas Cowboys!

Admission is free!

Hosted by Fun Town RV, the largest RV retail chain in Texas, the DFW RV Party will give everyone the chance to view and shop towable RVs from 5 manufacturers, 32 of the top Brands, and over 100 of the latest models and floor plans. Factory and Banking representatives will be on hand, with special programs and discounts so incredible you may never see them again. If you can make only one RV show this year, this is the one to see.

The DFW RV Party will feature visits from former and current Dallas Cowboy players, the world-famous Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, and mascot Rowdy. To top this party off further, there will be a very special guest who will get things even more ramped up. Fun Town RV has invited none other than the Nature Boy, Ric Flair to drop by and say “Wooooo”.

“We wanted to do something more than just a normal RV show. In fact, I believe that no one should ever have to pay to shop for an RV ever again. This event should be considered an RV Party. That is why we are offering free parking, free admission, door prizes, and family fun for all. It is our privilege to host the RV community, the Cowboys Nation, and everyone in the Great State of Texas and to have the chance to show them why they should become a part of the Fun Town Family,” said Jarrod “The Mayor” McGhee CEO and Owner of Fun Town RV.

“The Cowboys have helped make this event special with player autograph sessions, ultimate fan experiences, Rowdy and Cheerleaders available to interact with everyone during the Party,” McGhee continues. “Anytime you get the chance to partner with a world-class organization like the Dallas Cowboys and the Jones family it is an honor and a privilege. The fact that our company started in 2010 with a very humble beginning and has now grown to an organization that can host an event like this, with a venue like AT&T stadium makes me as proud as I can be.”

The show runs from 10am – 7pm on March 10th-12th and 10am – 5pm Sunday on March 13th. For more information and schedules visit DFWRVPARTY.com

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Ariat Opening Shop in Fort Worth Stockyards

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Ariat Brand Shop Opens in Historic Fort Worth Stockyards

The new Ariat store will showcase its western performance and lifestyle products and serve as a  main venue for brand activations and events.

Fort Worth, TexasAriat, the leading Western performance and lifestyle brand, today announced the opening of a new retail store in Fort Worth Texas, in Mule Alley at the Fort Worth Stockyards. This shop will be the brand’s fifth retail location within the U.S.

“The Fort Worth Stockyards has a rich history of western culture; it could not have been a better home for our next brand shop,” said Beth Cross, Co-Founder and CEO of Ariat. “As we look to expand our business and serve our customers, we are prioritizing markets, like Fort Worth, in which the heart of Ariat’s community is represented.”

We are building an unparalleled, one-stop destination for the ultimate Western heritage brands at Mule Alley, and Ariat is the perfect addition to our tenant mix,” said Majestic Realty Executive Vice President Craig Cavileer. “Ariat’s Western performance and lifestyle products will add another dimension to the shopping experience at the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards, and we’re excited for them to open just in time for the holidays.”

Ariat’s Fort Worth Brand Shop is inspired by the western heritage of the Stockyards and will showcase notable artists with western influences. Continuing its tradition of location-inspired wood sculptures, the Fort Worth store will feature a longhorn driftwood sculpture with western performance embellishments to commemorate the tradition of rodeo.

Ariat has strong Southwestern roots, including partnerships with Professional Bull Riders, National High School Rodeo Association, Ariat World Series of Team Roping, and with top athletes Trevor Brazile, Jackie Hobbs-Crawford, José Vitor Leme, and Kaycee Feild. The Fort Worth Brand Shop will create another opportunity to deepen the brand’s connection with the western community in Texas.

In 2021, Ariat expanded its Texas operations with the opening of a regional distribution center in partnership with the City of Fort Worth, Denton County and the State of Texas. Operating as a regional hub for the brand, the distribution center has brought new jobs to the local Dallas / Fort Worth community. In January of 2021, Ariat opened a fifth Outlet Store in El Paso, Texas.

About Ariat International, Inc.

Ariat was founded in 1993 to reimagine the boot for modern riders, ranchers, and workers. Our pursuit of functional innovation has raised the bar for performance, fit, and craftsmanship all in service to Ariat’s global community of world-class athletes, Olympians, and people like you. Our products are designed to outperform in the most demanding environments. Ariat is now one of the top western, equestrian, outdoor, and work brands in the world. The company takes its name from Secretariat, the greatest racehorse of all time.

About Mule Alley

Mule Alley is a carefully curated collection of restaurants, entertainment venues, shops, heritage brands, and creative workplaces located in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. As part of one of the most iconic travel destinations in the country, the new Mule Alley project transcends typical development and brings a formerly vibrant area in the district back to life. After six years of planning, Stockyards Heritage Development Co. set out to revive the 108-year-old original horse and mule barns, renovating them into an iconic destination shopping and dining district. Mule Alley, anchored by Marriott Autograph Collection resort Hotel Drover, features legacy stores and restaurants, including Simpli.finational headquarters, Shake Shack, Lucchese Bootmaker, Provender Hall, American Paint Horse Association headquarters and flagship experience, Cowtown Winery, Biscuit Bar, Second Rodeo Brewing, Wrangler, King Ranch Saddle Shop, Proper Supply Co., Sidesaddle Saloon, AVOCA Coffee Roasters, Flea Style, Kimes Ranch, and Tucker Brown. The district is set to welcome additional tenants in the upcoming months, including two new concepts from Tim Love, MELT Ice Creams, and Ariat. For more information, visit mulealleyfortworth.com and keep up to date on social media by following @mulealley.

About Stockyards Heritage Development Co.

Stockyards Heritage Development Co. is a partnership between nationally recognized developer Majestic Realty Co. and Fort Worth’s Hickman Investments. Created with the intention of thoughtfully reimagining the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, the company is dedicated to preserving the National Historic District legacy while elevating it with experiences for locals and visitors from abroad. Accomplished through a public/private partnership with the City of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, the project’s first phase, Mule Alley, broke ground in the fall of 2018 to include the renovation of the destination’s historic,108-year-old horse and mule barns into a street of curated shops, restaurants, retail, office spaces, and a four-star Autograph Collection hotel and rustic resort, Hotel Drover, which opened in March 2021. majesticrealty.com, hoteldrover.com,mulealleyfortworth.com

 

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40 Days of Christmas!

40 Days of Christmas!

UNWRAP A CLASSIC CHRISTMAS IN GRAPEVINE, THE CHRISTMAS CAPITAL OF TEXAS!

Experience family-friendly fun all season long with 40 days of more than 1,400 Christmas events

Unwrap a classic Christmas in Grapevine, the Christmas Capital of Texas®! Be amazed by a massive live Christmas tree on Peace Plaza at Grapevine Main Station, walk among millions of twinkling lights and enormous decorations, and enjoy seasonal events to create lifelong memories. The Gaylord Texan Resort invites you to journey into Buddy the Elf’s world to save Christmas while Great Wolf Lodge’s Snowland has a 100 percent chance of snow with daily indoor snow showers and a holiday fun in their winter wonderland. Cozy up to hot mulled wines in Grapevine’s renowned winery tasting rooms. Grapevine’s chef-owned bistros and cafes will delight you with world-class tastes of Christmas dining and uniquely crafted holiday drinks. Watch classic Christmas movies on the big screen and see magical Christmas performances at the Palace Theatre. This Christmas, treat yourself to a classic Christmas in Grapevine. 

See What Christmas is All About at Gaylord Texan Resort’s Lone Star Christmas: Gaylord Texan Resort’s Lone Star Christmas brings the joy of Christmas to life! Marvel at dazzling light shows, towering Christmas trees, magical miniature train sets and thousands of shimmering ornaments. And all new this year is Mission: Save Christmas Featuring Elf, a Warner Bros. Themed Entertainment. Join Buddy the Elf and save Christmas. Team up with Mr. Narwhal and friends in the candy cane forest, stay ahead of the toy quota in the North Pole, prepare for Santa’s arrival at the iconic department store, take part in an epic virtual snowball fight in Central Park and so much more. Also new this year is Merry & Light, a whimsical, walk-through an outdoor Christmas lights attraction featuring more than 400,000 lights, a 40-foot-tall Christmas tree with an animated light show, a North Pole display with real falling snow and more. Inside find a snow-tubing hill, indoor ice-skating rink, snow to build life-size snowmen and many more family friendly activities. ChristmasAtGaylordTexan.com, November 12, 2021 – January 2, 2022. 

It’s Snowing Inside at Great Wolf Lodge’s Snowland: Immerse yourself in a winter wonderland at Snowland at Great Wolf Lodge. Enjoy daily indoor snow showers, Snowland Bingo, seasonally-themed crafts, holiday stories and songs as well as “Twas the Night Before Snowland” Yoga Tails and the evening Frost Fest Family Dance Party. Transport to a private oasis in a candy cane chalet within the Snowland Cabanas in the water park. Each Cabana features elaborate holiday-themed décor, inviting guests to cozy up on a lounge chair next to a glowing Christmas tree for a respite from the chilly winter weather inside the 84-degree water park. Each Cabana also includes a wreath-shaped tube to use on the Crooked Creek lazy river. For information and reservations, visit GreatWolf.com, November 19, 2021- January 3, 2022. 

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN GRAPEVINE 

Be Enchanted by the Beauty of Christmas on Main: Unwrap a classic Christmas on Main Street this season and enjoy the beautiful backdrop of the Victorian-style buildings dressed up with ribbons, bows and wreaths, all set aglow with twinkling lights. Enjoy larger-than-life decorations galore up and down Historic Main Street. After a merry walk down Main Street, enjoy mulled wine at winery tasting rooms along the Urban Wine Trail and the flavors and aromas of Christmas at Grapevine’s more than 200 restaurants, bistros and cafes. 

Peace Plaza Christmas: Be dazzled by a massive Christmas tree with its hundreds of lights on Grapevine Main Station’s Peace Plaza. It’s sure to make the holidays more merry on Main Street. 

A Picture-Perfect Christmas: Enjoy a plethora of photo ops along Historic Main Street. Surround yourself with peppermints in Candy Cane Lane, strike a pose in Toy Land at the Gazebo or keep it classic with vintage sleighs and life-size Christmas cards. Larger-than-life gnomes, Santas, and a 40-foot community animated Singing Christmas Tree will be sure to bring giggles of delight. Step into a classic Christmas past with the Hometown Christmas exhibit inside Tower Gallery (636 Main St.). Captain Christmas and his fellow reindeer stand ready to pose with you. Stroll through vintage vignettes and more find picture perfect moments in this Christmas exhibit of small-town America. 

Kick Off Christmas at the Carol of Lights: Kick off the Christmas Capital of Texas as we illuminate Historic Downtown Grapevine when Mayor William D. Tate “flips the switch” at the 33rd Annual Carol of Lights show and street lighting on Monday, November 22. Celebrate the season with live performances, a spectacle of lights and breathtaking fireworks at City Hall beginning at 7 p.m. Arrive early to enjoy family-friendly fun like seeing Santa and live reindeer, creating seasonal crafts and enjoying tasty bites, beginning at 4 p.m. Visit GoGrapevine.com/CarolofLights. Free event. 200 S. Main St. 

Find a World of Delights at the Parade of Lights: See more than 100 lighted floats and marching bands along Historic Main Street during the Parade of Lights on Thursday, December 2 from 7 – 9 p.m. Look for Santa Claus on the last float! The parade will travel from Hanover Drive, north down Historic Main Street to Northwest Highway. Claim your spot early on Main Street! Free event. 

Shop Local at the Christmas Market: Shop locally and regionally sourced produce, baked goods, local cheese, nuts, gift baskets and more at this open-air European style market at the Town Square Gazebo. November 27 and 28; and December 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23. Open from 2 – 9 p.m. Visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com/Christmas for more information. 325 S. Main St. 

Explore Grapevine’s Past in the Grapevine Christmas Village: Families will enjoy the most wonder-filled time of the year in the Grapevine Christmas Village. Walk through a winter wonderland in the Snowy Christmas Forest and take a selfie in the snow in Texas! Shop for North Pole Express merchandise, toy trains and more in the General Store. Holiday treats and cups of hot chocolate, coffee or apple cider will keep your spirits bright for more family-friendly fun. The Grapevine Christmas Passport – Elf Adventure invites you to learn holiday-themed heritage skills. Enjoy making fun keepsakes with classic Christmas cookie cutter crafting and other craft activities. Enjoy a ride in the Lil’ Elves Tricycle Corral, hear Story Time with Santa and get a classic Christmas photo with Santa. 

  • Grapevine Christmas Passport – Elf Adventure: In the Grapevine Christmas Village, all good little girls and boys can join Herman the Elf on a journey around the village with the Grapevine Christmas Passport – Elf Adventure, presenting sponsor LeafFilter Gutter Protection. Capture the magic of Christmas and take home hand-made projects. Craft a Christmas bookmark inside the Historic Cotton Belt Depot. Create a piece of metal tinsel for your tree at the Tin Shop at the Bragg House. Decorate a wooden train ornament at the Cotton Belt Section Foreman House and stamp a brass luggage or gift tag at Millican’s Blacksmith Shop, sponsored by ULINE. Passports are $8 ($10 value), credit card only. Admission to the Grapevine Christmas Village is Free. GrapevineTexasUSA.com/Christmas. November 26 – December 23. 705 S. Main St. 
  • Cookie Cutter Crafting: Get ready for holiday baking with Christmas cookie cutter crafting at the Tin Shop at the Bragg House. $60 for four people. 
  • Meet Main Street Santa: Take a memorable photo with Santa in the North Pole General Store, located in the Christmas Village – Founders Building, sponsored by Amazon. Photos are available during Grapevine Christmas Village operating hours, November 26 – December 24. Passengers who ride the North Pole Express receive a voucher for a free family photo with Santa. 701 S. Main St. Reservations accepted at MainStreetSanta.com. 
  • Story Time with Santa: Enjoy Story Time with Santa, sponsored by Amazon, December 2, 3, 9, and 16 at Noon and 1 p.m. and hear some of Santa’s favorite stories and songs. After story time, take a picture with Santa! Cost: $65. For more information and to make reservations, visit MainStreetSanta.com. 701 S. Main St. 
  • Grapevine Main Station Tower Tours: Enjoy the view of a classic Christmas on Main Street from 12 stories high on a Grapevine Observation Tower Tour. See the sights of Historic Downtown Grapevine and a 360-view of lights across the DFW metroplex. Tours will be offered on select evenings. 
  • North Pole Express, co-presenting sponsors Great Wolf Lodge and Trinity Metro TEXRail: Experience the magic of Christmas on board the beautifully decorated Grapevine Vintage Railroad’s North Pole Express, co-presenting sponsors Great Wolf Lodge and Trinity Metro TEXRail. Put on your best Christmas pajamas and join Mrs. Claus on a holiday adventure as she takes her guests to pick up Santa and bring him to the Christmas Capital of Texas. Stroll through the snowy North Pole Forest before making your way to take a complimentary keepsake photo with Santa. November 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30; and December 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23. Tickets: $35 for Touring Class, $40 for First Class. GVRR.com 707 S. Main St. 
  • After Christmas Trains: Not ready to end the holiday cheer? Enjoy a festive ride on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad to the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Boarding begins at 12:20 p.m. Trains depart Grapevine at 12:50 p.m. and return to Grapevine between 6:30 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. December 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30. Tickets: $26 First Class, $22 Touring Class and $18 Economy Class. GVRR.com 707 S. Main St. 

NASH FARM 

Make Spirits Bright with A Nash Farm Christmas: Experience how Grapevine’s earliest settlers celebrated Christmas at Nash Farm. The farm is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 626 Ball St. 

  • Friday, December 3, decorate the farmhouse for Christmas while enjoying cookies and cider. 10 a.m. – Noon and 1 – 3 p.m. $5 per person. 
  • Saturday, December 4, enjoy a Victorian Christmas Tour of the barn and farmhouse, then enjoy cider and cookies by the campfire. $5 per person. Every 15 minutes from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. 
  • Saturday, December 11, join the farmhands for a family-friendly celebration including ornament-making, listening to traditional music, refreshments and more at the Farmstead Christmas Celebration. $5 per person. 1 – 4 p.m. 
  • Friday, December 17 enjoy Nash Farm’s Christmas Parlor Sociable with coffee, tea and sweets along with parlor games. Ages 12+, $15 per person; advance tickets only at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. 
  • Each Friday, Saturday and Sunday participate in Victorian Card Printing, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., 
  • Throughout the season, from November 27 – December 31, participate in Christmas Ornament Making and Cookie Baking at the Farm, daily events from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. $3 per person per activity. 626 Ball St. Visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com/Nash-Farm for tickets. 

HISTORIC PALACE THEATRE 

Memorable Christmas Performances and Classic Christmas Movies at the Palace Theatre: Enjoy live holiday-themed performances and entertainment, and see Christmas classics on the big screen at Grapevine’s Historic Palace Theatre, presenting sponsor Park Place Lexus, Jaguar and Land Rover Grapevine! For tickets, visit Palace-Theatre.com or by call 817.410.3100. 300 S. Main St. 

  • North Central Ballet presents “Nutcracker – Short and Sweet”: Enjoy colorful and energetic dancing to Tchaikovsky’s famous score, including “Spanish Dance,” “Arabian Dance,” and the “Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy.” Tickets are $15, reserved seating. Sunday, November 28 at 3 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • William Lee Martin’s “The Return of the Nutcracker,” A Christmas Standup Spectacular: It’s adult humor without the adult language. The show is high energy and guaranteed to get you in the Christmas spirit! 18 and over. Tickets start at $29. Friday, December 3 at 8 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St.                                                                                                   
  • “A Merry Little Christmas Show” with Ricki Derek: Ricki Derek and his swinging Ho, Ho, Ho Orchestra return to the historically-swanky Palace Theatre. Ricki croons your favorite Christmas tunes backed by his amazing orchestra and a few special guests. Tickets are $32. Saturday, December 4 at 8 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Cinderella – A British Pantomime: Enjoy the boos, cheers, pantomime antics and sing-along fun at Peter Duncan’s “Cinderella.” This family friendly screening of The Grand Online Family Pantomime puts a twist on the classic and will put you in the Christmas spirit. Satisfy your sweet tooth and enjoy very British treats from the British Emporium’s booth in the lobby. Tickets are $6.50 per adult; $5 per senior/ child. Sunday, December 5 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Lancaster Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Elvis Christmas Special with Kraig Parker: Kraig Parker’s looks, moves, charisma and powerful voice are as close as it gets to seeing the King of Rock-n-Roll in person. He will be backed by his Royal Tribute Band and offer a mix of Christmas favorites, Elvis hits and other special surprises. VIP Tickets $42, Tickets $32 for adults, $15 for kids under 12. Sunday, December 5 at 4 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St.                                                                                                                             
  • It’s a Wonderful Life Radio Play: A Wishing Star Stage Company Production and the Palace Theatre present It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. It is December 24, 1946 and a small group of actors have gathered in Studio A of WFTX Radio for a live broadcast, ready to take on dozens of characters and recreate Bedford Falls with live foley sound effects and virtuosic, high-energy performances to bring It’s a Wonderful Life live. Tickets $25, reserved seating. Friday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, December 11 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Will Hearn’s The Grand Ol’ Christmas Show with Blue Water Highway: This original by The Grand Ol’ Production Company and Will Hearn features Americana standout Blue Water Highway, the N-0-E-L Radio Orchestra and Gospel Singers, plus a cast of the best artists and entertainers in Texas. VIP Tickets $50, Tickets $32. Sunday, December 12 at 4 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin the Christmas Tribute: Experience a captivating blend of swing, swagger and holiday fun with a rousing Christmas salute to the “kings of cool” – Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, produced by Tribute Masters. Tickets $36. Thursday, December 16 and Friday, December 17 at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Christmas with the Petersens: Celebrate Christmas with The Petersens as they bring their original bluegrass sound to the Palace Theatre. The Petersens are an award-winning Americana roots family in their 10th season of shows in Branson, MO. Tickets $28. Saturday, December 18 and Sunday, December 19 at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Palace Theatre, 300 S. Main St. 
  • Classic Christmas Movies: Watch beloved Classic Christmas movies this season at Grapevine’s Historic Palace Theatre. Tickets $6. Movies include Home Alone (1990), November 27 at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. and December 21 at 2 p.m.; It’s a Wonderful Life (1946), November 29 at 7 p.m., December 9 at 7 p.m., December 20 at 7 p.m. and December 22 at 7 p.m.; A Christmas Carol (1951), November 30 at 7 p.m.; White Christmas (1954), December 1 at 7 p.m., December 15 at 7 p.m., December 21 at 7 p.m., December 22 at 2 p.m. and December 23 at 7 p.m.; A Christmas Story (1983), December 6 at 7 p.m.; Scrooged (1988), December 7 at 7 p.m.; Miracle on 34th Street (1947), December 8 at 7 p.m.; Elf (2003), December 13 at 7 p.m.; National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989), December 14 at 7 p.m.; Animated Double Feature: Charlie Brown Christmas & Frosty the Snowman, December 20 at 11 a.m., December 22 at 11 a.m. and December 23 at 11 a.m.; The Santa Clause (1994), December 20 at 2 p.m. and December 23 at 2p.m.; The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992), December 21 at 11 a.m.; The Shop Around the Corner (1940), December 28 at 2 p.m.; The Holiday (2006), December 29 at 2 p.m.; Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) December 30 at 2 p.m. 

LANCASTER THEATRE CLASSIC CHRISTMAS CARTOONS & CRAFTS: Visit the Lancaster most Tuesdays from November 30 – December 23 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to see classic Christmas cartoons such as “Frosty the Snowman,” “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” “Kung Fu Panda Holiday” and many other cartoons, presenting sponsor Park Place Lexus, Jaguar and Land Rover Grapevine. Create Christmas crafts including Candy Can Elves, Snowman Stocking Ornaments, Ugly Sweater ties and more. Child tickets $6 and include movie, craft, a small popcorn and beverage. Adult tickets $3 and include movie and a beverage. 

MAIN STREET & AREA MERCHANTS 

Grapevine offers shopping options for every taste and budget with boutiques along Historic Main Street, the Texas-sized Grapevine Mills, the expansive Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World and Grapevine Towne Center. 

  • Everything’s bigger in Texas, especially Grapevine Mills! With expansive shopping and a variety of exciting holiday events, Grapevine Mills offers a holiday shopping paradise. The 1.8 million square feet of shopping euphoria includes popular spots such as Coach, Converse, Michael Kors, Vera Bradley, American Eagle, Disney Store Outlet, Neiman Marcus Last Call and many more! Santa arrives on Thursday, November 18 and will be available until December 24! Sunday, December 5 visit Caring Santa for those with special needs. Please visit GraepvineMills.com for times and location. 3000 Grapevine Mills Pkwy. 
  • Celebrate a Bricktacular Holiday at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center and See Scuba Diving Santa at SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium: Don’t miss your chance to meet LEGO® Santa at LEGOLAND Discovery Center’s Holiday Bricktacular. Dive into SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium and find out if you’ve been naughty or nice when Scuba Diving Santa returns. 
  • Treasures Abound in Historic Downtown Grapevine: Find a gift for everyone on your list at Historic Grapevine’s more than 80 locally-owned shops, boutiques, jewelry stores, winery tasting rooms, art galleries, home décor studios, collectible shops and more! Stores such as The British Emporium, Good Things For All Seasons, Palm Tree Boutique, Bermuda Gold & Silver, The Spice & Tea Exchange and many more will delight even the most seasoned shopper! 
  • British Emporium: Start your Black Friday shopping at the British Emporium. The shelves are stocked with all of your favorite Christmas foods, stocking stuffers and gifts for everyone on your list. The store will open early at 9 a.m. on Friday, November 26. The first 100 customers to spend $10 or more will receive a free goodie bag full of British treats – one per family. 
  • Find a Decorator’s Delight at Holiday Décor 4 Us Boutique: Find all of your holiday decorating needs at Holiday Décor 4 Us Boutique. Tucked at the corner of Main Street and Northwest Highway, the boutique home décor store offers a holiday shopper’s decorating delight. Find everything from ornaments and figurines to table decorations and outdoor holiday ornamentation. 129 S. Main St. 
  • Enjoy Chocolate treats at Chocolate Moonshine and Dr. Sue’s Hot Chocolate Happy Hour: Chocolate and Christmas go hand-in-hand, so be sure to savor the chocolatey Christmas flavors on Main Street. Chocolate Moonshine offers hot cocoa bombs and their signature Texas-shaped truffles (520 S. Main St. Ste. 207). Warm up at Dr. Sue’s Chocolate Hot Chocolate Bar and Happy Hour from 4-6 p.m. daily with a cup of hand-crafted hot chocolate. The Hot Chocolate Barista serves top quality European cocoa in flavors such as Peppermint, Mexican Spice and Old-Fashioned hot chocolate with customizable toppings, like marshmallows, fresh whipped cream and spices. This year buy a packet of Dr. Sue’s signature hot chocolate mix to make your own cup at home. Pricing starts at $4.50 per person. November 26 – December 23. 417 S. Main St. 
  • IPAT Museum (International Porcelain Artists & Teachers) Hosts Holidaze on Franklin Street: IPAT will be holding an open house for their newly remodeled museum (204 E. Franklin St.). This free event will include educational demonstrations and opportunities to learn about painting on porcelain and the relevance of porcelain throughout history. Children will receive free porcelain bead necklaces or lanyards. Thursday, December 2 – Saturday, December 4. 
  • House of Shine: Stop by House of Shine to send a letter to Santa in their Santa Mailbox December 1 through December 20. Enjoy holiday-themed crafts on November 23, December 7 and 21 from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. 334 S. Barton St. 
  • Melt Glass On an Open Fire at Vetro Glassblowing Studio: Experience hands-on holiday fun inside Vetro Glassblowing Studio. Bring the entire family and learn how to make an ornament from hot, molten glass in an Ornament Help Create class, ages 12+. November 6 – December 31. Pricing is $60 plus a $4.95 fee, taxes not included. For more information, call 817.251.1668 or visit VetroArtGlass.com. 701 S. Main St., Ste. 103. 
  • A Holly, Jolly Warhammer Citadel Christmas: Join the Warhammer Citadel team for fun holiday-themed building, painting and gaming activities at the Warhammer Citadel. Visit the Warhammer Citadel Store & Café and ask the team about gaming and create the ultimate gift list. While you’re there, enjoy a hot cup of cider, coffee or tea. November 23 – January 1, 2022. 616 S. Main St. 
  • Willhoite’s 21st Annual Silent Auction & Toy Drive for Grapevine Santa Cops: Bring toys and participate in a fundraising raffle and silent auction at Willhoite’s on Wednesday, December 1 from 6 – 9 p.m. This fundraiser helps bring gifts to area children who may not otherwise have Christmas. Willhoite’s will be collecting toys for Santa Cops all of December. 
  • Holiday Fun at the Grapevine Library: Visit the Grapevine Library (1201 Municipal Way) for holiday fun all season long. December 4 and 5 shop at their 17th Annual Friends of the Library Artisans’ Market where you will find hand crafted goods like pottery, textiles, art and more. Learn to make KitKat Sleighs at their Happy Chocolate-y Holidays event on Saturday December 11 at 2 p.m. Sing along at the Family Concert & Singalong Show on Sunday, December 12 at 3 p.m. Make your own Christmas cards on Friday, December 17 at 10 a.m. 
  • Shopping traditionalists will love Grapevine Towne Center, home to brands such as Target, Ross Dress for Less, Haltom’s Jewelers and more. 

GRAPEVINE AREA EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS 

Twinkle Light Boat Parade on Lake Grapevine: Enjoy a floating festival of lights with the Twinkle Light Boat Parade on Lake Grapevine. This lighted boat parade, filled with boats decorated for the holidays, starts at Twin Coves Marina and picks up entries at each marina, Scott’s Landing and Silver Lake, as it circles the lake. The parade is visible from Oak Grove Park (2520 Oak Grove Loop South). December 4, begins t 5:30 p.m. Free event. 

Texas Star Dinner Theater Presents A Cold-Hearted Christmas: ‘Tis just before Christmas and all about town, E.B. Neazer Enterprises is stirring and shutting everyone down. It appears E.B. Neazer is planning on closing the orphanage, buying out the bordello, firing his only employee, and giving our hero, Marshal Jim Courtright, a headache. It seems Courtright will never get his Christmas stocking hung by the chimney with care unless you join the posse and help find out who’s been naughty and who’s been nice. Tickets $59.95 (not including tax and gratuity). Shows are every Friday and Saturday night in November and every Thursday – Sunday night in December. For tickets, visit TexasStarDinnerTheater.com. 816 S. Main St. 

OhLook Performing Arts Center Showcases Elf: The Musical: See Elf and his journey to save Christmas in a merry musical performance at the OhLook Performing Arts Center. Shows on Friday, December 10 – Sunday, December 12 and Friday, December 17 – Sunday, December 19. Visit https://www.ohlookonline.com/ for tickets and times. Located at The Vine, 225 W. Worth St., entrance at the back. 

Runway Theatre – Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!): It’s no ordinary Christmas play when three actors toss a dusty retelling of Charles Dickens’ classic in favor of a madcap tour through beloved holiday stories with a pit stop for seasonal icons and a global look at holiday traditions. You won’t want to miss the vaudevillian romp that includes Santa, Rudolph, and even the Grinch. Join us for a zany celebration of the season! Friday, November 26 – Sunday, December 12. Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 3 p.m. Visit RunwayTheatre.com 215 N. Dooley St. 

See the Nutcracker in the Park: Take a magical journey through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of the Sweets to visit the Sugarplum Fairy. North Central Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker, now in its 27th season, will be presented in Meadowmere Park. December 3 December 5, 6-9 p.m. Tickets $22 plus tax and fees. $6 per car (must pre-pay). Visit https://thenutcracker.ticketspice.com/nutcracker-in-the-park-2021 for tickets. 3000 Meadowmere Ln. 

Elves on the Run 5k: Don your favorite elf costume or Christmas gear and head out for the 5th Annual Elves on the Run, 5K/ Kids Run, presented by Brinker. This family-friendly event takes place on December 4 starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Oak Grove Park – Trawick Pavilion (2700 Darren G. Medlin Trail). Meet Santa at the finish line! Visit vendors, keep warm with beverages and snacks and more! Dogs on leashes are welcome. Visit https://ElvesontheRun5k.com/ for more information. 

HOLIDAY HOTEL PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE. With so many events in the Christmas Capital of Texas, you’ll want to spend the night to experience it all! For additional information, please contact the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau at 817.410.3185 or visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com/Christmas. 

GRAPEVINE, CHRISTMAS CAPITAL OF TEXAS®

It’s merrier in Grapevine! Grapevine offers 40 days of Christmas with more than 1,400 events and activities. Grapevine was officially declared the Christmas Capital of Texas by the State of Texas Senate with Proclamation No. 556 in 2009, signed by Senator Jane Nelson. City staff, along with volunteer citizens and members of the Chamber of Commerce generously provided their time to help install millions of lights and Christmas decorations throughout the city. 

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Mule Alley Welcomes Flea Style in Fall 2021

FORT WORTH, TEXAS  (July 26, 2021) – The historic Fort Worth Stockyards is pleased to announce retail emporium Flea Style will be expanding with a store opening in Mule Alley in fall 2021. Known for supporting unique style and small businesses, the Mule Alley location of Flea Style will offer a similar experience for shoppers, including retail items such as local goods, artisan clothing, jewelry, home decor, custom hats, and western-influenced pieces for the local customer.

 Originally an outdoor pop-up flea market called The Dallas Flea founded by Brittany Cobb in 2009, Flea Style will open its third retail store in Mule Alley featuring custom collaborations between makers, rare finds that Cobb sources around the globe, including clothing, jewelry, home decor, hats, and unique western wear. 

“We’re so excited to expand to Cowtown,” says Brittany Cobb, CEO and founder, who sprinkles her personal flea market finds throughout the stores monthly. “With the success of our Wide Brim concept store in Hotel Drover and our Stetson hat collection, we know Mule Alley is the perfect location to bring our retail and restaurant brands and cannot wait to swing open our doors.”

The 3,400-square-foot space will also house their biggest hat bar to date, slinging their private label Stetson collection as well as colorful vegan options and a huge assortment of unique accents for customers to make bespoke hats. A mini version of their full-fledged restaurant Heirloom Haul will also sit inside offering specialty sips such as their best-selling frosé and signature lattes for guests to enjoy in-store or while walking around the Mule Alley district. 

“Flea Style completes our tenant mix of western wear brands that are available at Mule Alley and cements our status as the only place that visitors can find an unparalleled, curated retail experience,” says Fort Worth Heritage Development Co. Team Leader Design and Development Kayla Wilkie. “Flea Style customers travel far and wide to experience Cobb’s unique mix, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to offer that to Fort Worth locals and Stockyards tourists alike.”

Flea Style will join Mule Alley’s open tenants, including Marriott Autograph Collection resort Hotel Drover, Provender Hall, Sidesaddle Saloon, Shake Shack, Lucchese Bootmaker, American Paint Horse Association’s flagship experience, Biscuit Bar, Cowtown Winery, Wrangler, King Ranch Saddle Shop, Proper Supply Co., and Simpli.fi national headquarters. Mule Alley will soon welcome additional retail and restaurants, including Second Rodeo Brewing Co., Avoca Coffee, two new restaurant concepts from Chef Tim Love, and MELT Ice Creams. 

Flea Style is located at 128 E Exchange Ave and will be open Sunday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information, please visit fleastyle.com and follow on Instagram @fleastyle.

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Mayfest Festival Canceled For 2021

Mayfest Festival Canceled For 2021

Trinity Collaborative, Inc. announced the Mayfest festival is canceled for 2021, but
plans have begun for the 50th Anniversary Mayfest in 2022

FORT WORTH, Texas – Trinity Collaborative, Inc. announces the
cancelation of the Mayfest 2021 festival in the overall interest of public health and
safety due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. It is our social responsibility to continue
to place the safety and wellbeing of our patrons, volunteers, vendors, partners and
community as our top priority.

This difficult decision was made with great care and deliberation after numerous
meetings with public health officials. At this time, a gathering as large and populous as
Mayfest negates the efforts to minimize the effects of COVID-19. The cancelation will
help advance the health of our community, allowing for future opportunities to safely
congregate and unite once again.

We are enthusiastically planning the 50th Anniversary of Mayfest, which will take place
May 5th – 8th, 2022. Now more than ever, we look forward to connecting people to the
river, our parks and each other in a safe, welcoming environment.

Trinity Collaborative, Inc., formally known as Mayfest, Inc., recently expanded the
organization’s operations to produce other events and introduce new programs in
addition to the annual Mayfest festival. Plans are underway for new, exciting
developments that support the organization’s mission to raise and contribute funds for
the Trinity River, surrounding parks and community programs.

We appreciate your continued support during this time and encourage you to follow
us on social media or visit our website for the most current information.

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