THE CULTURAL DISTRICT

 

The Cultural District is several miles west of downtown Fort Worth and the 7th Street Corridor, the place you want to be if you’re looking for a party. It is north of Interstate 30 and spans Camp Bowie Boulevard. The Cultural District is the hub of things to do in Fort Worth, making it highly desirable. That’s why it is seeing new multi-family housing development, while single-family homes in the area are in demand.

 

Masterpieces abound in the museums of the Fort Worth Cultural District, located a few miles west of downtown. This is, without question, one of the finest collections of museums in America. In a single, park-like setting, you can span virtually the entire history of art, from priceless antiquities to Impressionist milestones to modern artworks. It’s a wonderful place to find inspiration, broaden your horizons and spend some quality time with your family. The Cultural District is also home to the Will Rogers Memorial Center one of the top equestrian show facilities, Dickies Arena the new home of the Annual Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the acclaimed theater, Casa Mañana.

 

Near the Cultural District, explore nature’s masterpieces at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, The Fort Worth Zoo and the Botanical Research Institute of Texas, or go jogging or biking along the river in Trinity Park. Explore the Fort Worth Cultural District by foot as all five museums are within walking
distance or pick up a bike at one of the many Fort Worth Bike Sharing stations along the way. Just a short bike ride or drive away you will find numerous art galleries in Sundance Square and the Sid Richardson Museum, one of the most focused collections of Western art in America.