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Night & Day // July 7-13, 2021
By Jennifer Bovee
Thursday July 7, 2021
From 6pm to 8pm, Fort Worth Water hosts
Water Saving Seminar: It’s Irrigation Season at the Botanic Research Institute of Texas (1700 University Dr, Fort Worth, 817-332-4441). Using less water is good for the environment and saves money on your water bill. At this free class, you will learn how to accomplish both goals by regulating water pressure, using water more efficiently, and implementing strategic gardening and landscaping ideas. This in-person event also has virtual options. Register at Eventbrite.com.
The annual
Trailer Park Tragedy Murder Mystery Dinner is 7pm-10pm at Messina Hof Winery (201 S Main St, Grapevine, 817-442-8463). As the actors and storytellers, attendees embark on a murderous misadventure with fellow neighbors at the trailer park while dining on a barbecue meal, drinking Texas wine, and collecting clues to solve the murder. (Before the event, you will receive a character a
Fort Worth Weekly
Most museums and theaters are open for business though not as usual. Safety precautions are a must.
FOCUS: Wael Shawky will be the Egyptian-American artist’s first show in the Southwest.
Courtesy Lisson Gallery
As Fort Worth’s big three museums open new shows, most of town’s theaters are also debuting new work.
On the Walls
Up now through Jul 25,
FOCUS: Wael Shawky features a film from the Egyptian-American’s trilogy
Cabaret Crusades in addition to new and related drawings and sculpture. The history of the Arab peninsula, medieval hostilities between Christians and Muslims, and the recounting of poetic myths are just some of his themes.