From the internationally recognized Kimbell Art Museum to nearby Six Flags Over Texas and the Rangers and Cowboys stadiums, from the Bass Performance Hall and to the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, no other city boasts such an unmistakable mix of preserved Western heritage and unrivaled entertainment venues.
News & Events
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APR 2013Tours announced.AG tours have been announced with five amazing day tours, covering beer to baseball with a healthy dose of culture in between.
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MAR 2013Meal plans announced.Dining and entertainment options have been announced, and cowboy culture has never been more fun and tasty.
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MAR 2013Kinky Friedman headlines kick-off dinner.Texas musician and author Kinky Friedman will bring his unique humor to this year's Welcome to Texas Kick-off Dinner.

Fort Worth, once dubbed "where the West begins," has grown and diversified since the days when cattle drives and spittoons on street corners were synonymous with the city's nickname, "Cowtown."
Home to Sundance Square, a vibrant 35-block dining and entertainment district, and the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, Fort Worth offers visitors a taste of the Old West while enjoying the modern amenities of a culturally diverse and economically vibrant city. From the internationally recognized Kimbell Art Museum and cultural arts district to nearby Six Flags Over Texas and stadiums hosting both the Texas Rangers and Dallas Cowboys, no other location boasts such an unmistakable mix of preserved Western heritage and unrivaled entertainment venues.
Cowtown has much more to offer than just cowboys and horses, and the 2013 Annual Gathering Committee heartily invites you to come experience the resounding culture and interesting history the city provides.
Hear from past attendees...
Fabulous speakers with a wonderful variety of topics. Loved the city (and the weather). Good tours.
