What does it mean to dream in the American Dream City? Created in celebration of Arlington’s 150th birthday, Dylan Kennedy’s Dream explores this question through a vibrant, comic-book-inspired scene.

The word “DREAM” appears in colorful speech bubbles in 150 languages, bringing many expressions of a shared idea into one artwork. Each language offers a different way to say the word, while the message remains familiar: the hope of imagining something more for ourselves and our community...

Fort Worth's booming mural scene has spread across the city. From artwork exhibiting the cities historic western ties, modern abstract pieces perfect for #selfies, to social commentary on current events, murals that adorn Fort Worth's urban landscape offer artistic escapes.

A cultural arts icon, a popular long-standing business, and a prospering start-up will host the first three murals of the recently launched Downtown Arlington Mural Project.

• An iconic Downtown destination, Theatre Arlington is the second largest and second oldest theater in Tarrant County. The company’s commitment to quality live performance, community engagement and education played an important part in helping Downtown earn the designation of Arlington Cultural District. Theatre Arlington is located at 305 W. Main St.
• Dyno-Rock Indoor Climbing Center has been providing family fun and fitness in Downtown Arlington for nearly twenty...