The Cultural District of Fort Worth
Fort Worth has been growing rapidly over the past few decades, and it’s no surprise why: It’s a booming economy, full of diverse perspectives and opportunities. Whether you’re a museum goer, love a good cattle ranch, or want to enjoy some proper TexMex, Fort Worth has you covered. The best place to find all of this is easily the Cultural District, which is home to so many things: Museums, cafés, concerts, gardens, science exhibits, and more. There really is something for everyone. In fact, the cultural district is more than a tourist hotspot—it’s at the heart of what makes Fort Worth unique.
Why The Cultural District Matters
The cultural district brings together a library of perspectives. It brings people from all walks of life together. It offers fresh outlooks on food, art, culture, and more. Finally, it unites our community under one roof and helps us all grow together. So, we’re proud and thankful to be part of a community that’s fueling the incredible growth of our city. We believe that as more people buy property here and make Fort Worth their home, they’ll help that amazing district grow even more. Everyone wants to join in on the action.
If you’re considering checking out the cultural district and all it has to offer, you need a quick lay of the land first. We compiled a list of our top 10 favorite activities that truly showcase why we love the cultural district and its contribution to our wonderful city.
1. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
If there’s any museum to see in Fort Worth, let alone the US, it’s this one. The architecture, designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando, greets you in striking fashion. Once inside, you’ll enjoy one of the foremost collections of international modern and contemporary art in the world. Plus, if you need a bite or pick-me-up, Café Modern’s got you covered with delicious drinks and treats.
2. Amon Carter Museum of American Art
This museum showcases some of the very best of American art and hosts family-friendly activities throughout the summer. Some include Art Tales with live performances and games, live music and education by Brandi Waller-Pace, and art history events with Decee Cornish.
3. Kimbell Art Museum
To finish off your museum journey, take a trip into the past in the Kimbell Art Museum. It’s filled with legendary pieces by Monet, Picasso, Michelangelo, and Caravaggio, as well as collections of Egyptian, African, Mesoamerican, and African art. Truly one of Fort Worth’s greats.
4. Dickies Arena
This is the place for events in Fort Worth. With state-of-the-art technology, Dickies Arena hosts concerts, graduation ceremonies, sports events, and the famous Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo. Grab some tickets and make some new memories.
5. Taco Heads
Ready to get your TexMex fix? Taco Heads, located near Dickies Arena, is the go-to place for exceptional food, awesome drinks, and a wonderful view of the entire cultural district. Don’t leave Fort Worth until you’ve picked up some charred avocado and roasted corn tacos with elotes to go.
6. Casa Manaña
Nicknamed the “House of Tomorrow,” the Casa Manaña Theatre is one of the largest and foremost performing arts organizations in the entire county. It attracts over 200,000 annual visitors, spanning almost 90 years of history.
7. Montgomery Street Café
If you’re looking for a simple but delicious breakfast, look no further than this gem on Montgomery Street. From eggs and bacon to biscuits and gravy at an affordable price, you’ll leave with a full stomach and a full wallet.
8. National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
Nothing shouts “Fort Worth” or “Texas” like this museum. Filled with stories, portraits, and even holograms, this ode to Annie Oakley teaches the critical role women played in America’s Western expansion. It’s one-of-a-kind, and 100% Fort Worth.
9. Fort Worth Botanical Gardens
When you’re craving some greenery and history, there’s no place like our Botanical Gardens. As one of the largest botanical centers in the United States, it features 120 acres of 2,500 plant species, 23 gardens (including precious Japanese gardens), horticultural displays, a tropical conservatory, stunning waterfalls, and more.
10. Righteous Foods
Fort Worth’s Righteous Food is a staple for locals, and it’s no surprise why: Whether you stop in for dine-in, take out, or prefer delivery, Righteous Foods believes in signature beverages, healthful dishes, and everything clean. A classic in the cultural district.
If you love the cultural district like we do, then we highly recommend stopping in for a tour of the incredible properties going up daily. Fort Worth is growing quickly, and we want you to join in on the action. That’s where we come in: Our mission is to showcase everything the cultural district and Fort Worth has to offer, connecting you with properties that suit your needs and budget.
Whatever your need, your LEAGUE agent is #ReadyToServe you at every step in the process. If you’re considering making Fort Worth your home this summer, don’t hesitate to contact us! We’ll connect you with the right agent to help guide you and answer any questions you have.
