Weekend Happenings in Fort Worth: Monster Trucks, Rooftop Movies, and New Business Openings
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Weekend Happenings in Fort Worth: Monster Trucks, Rooftop Movies, and New Business Openings
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We're kicking off your weekend with some exciting happenings around our city. If you're looking for some family fun today, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live is roaring into Dickies Arena with their brand new Glow and Fire theme. They've got shows running through tomorrow, with a matinee this afternoon at twelve thirty and an evening show at seven thirty. If you want to get there early, there's a pre-show party starting at ten in the morning, so it's a great way to spend your Saturday with the kids.
Speaking of entertainment, over at Rooftop Cinema Club downtown, they're showing How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days tonight if you're looking for something a little more laid back. It's a perfect evening option if you want to catch a classic film with a view.
On the business front, we've got some new spots opening up around town that are worth checking out. Caribou Coffee just opened its doors this past Wednesday on Basswood Boulevard near Interstate 35 West. They're running grand opening specials all week, and this weekend they're giving back to the community. For every purchase Saturday and Sunday, they're donating a dollar to the Spirit of Saginaw Band Boosters. If you swing by today or tomorrow, you can get fifty percent off a beverage when you buy an all-day breakfast or lunch sandwich. It's a nice way to support local music programs while grabbing your coffee fix.
Meanwhile, the city continues working on some important projects that affect all of us. City leaders are still working through details on the high-speed rail corridor connecting North Texas to Houston. There were discussions this week about the best route through Dallas, and while some concerns remain about downtown impacts, the regional transportation council voted to move forward with federal initiatives. It's a project that could really shape our region's future, so keep an eye on how that develops.
On a community note, Fort Worth is investing in our outdoor spaces too. North Z. Boaz Park down in southwest Fort Worth is getting security lighting along the mountain bike trail thanks to a donation from the Fort Worth Mountain Bikers Association. It's part of the city's larger vision to improve our parks and trails over the next fifty years as our population continues to grow.
Looking at today's weather, conditions should be pleasant for getting outside and enjoying these events. It's a good weekend to take advantage of what our city has to offer.
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