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Magnolia at the Modern

Magnolia at the Modern is an ongoing weekly series featuring critically acclaimed films. Screenings are held in the intimate and comfortable Auditorium of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Many of the films showcased are rarely - if ever - shown at commercial Tarrant County theatres, making Modern at the Magnolia a particularly appealing resource for film students and connoissuers alike. Regular shows times are Fridays at 6:00 & 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 5:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 & 4:00 pm (exceptions, including films with running times exceeding 2 hours, are otherwise noted on the GuideToTheCity calendar). Tickets are $8.50, $6.50 for Modern members. Advance sales begin two hours prior to each showing.

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3200 Darnell Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.738.9215

Choral: Arlington Goodtimes Chorus; Arlington Master Chorale; Schola Cantorum of Texas; Texas Boys Choir; Texas Girls Choir
Dance and Ballet: Ballet Concerto; Ballet Frontier; Contemporary Dance Fort Worth; Metropolitan Classical Ballet; Taps n Tunes; Texas Ballet Theater; Texas Dance Theatre
Film: Lone Star Film Society; Magnolia at the Modern; Q Cinema
Latin Arts: Artes de la Rosa; Ballet Folklorico Azteca; Ballet Folklorico de Fort Worth
Live Theater: Amphibian Stage Productions; Artisan Center Theater; Casa Mañana; Circle Theatre; Creative Arts Theatre & School; FireStarter Productions; Fort Worth Theatre; Greater Cleburne Carnegie Players; Hip Pocket Theatre; Jubilee Theatre; Kids Who Care; Old Bedford School; Onstage in Bedford; Pantagleize Theatre Company; Popcorn Players; Runway Theatre; SceneShop; Stage West; Stolen Shakespeare Guild; The Butterfly Connection; Theatre Arlington; Theatre Off The Square; Theatre TCU; V-Day TCU
Museums: Amon Carter Museum; Arlington Museum of Art; Fort Worth Museum of Science and History; National Cowboys of Color Museum and Hall of Fame; National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame; Sid Richardson Collection of Western Art; The Kimbell Art Museum; The Modern Art Museum
Performing Arts: Arts Fifth Avenue; Bass Hall; Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth; Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir; Ed Landreth Auditorium at TCU; Fort Worth Civic Orchestra; Fort Worth Classic Guitar Society; Fort Worth Community Arts Center; Fort Worth Jazz Orchestra; Fort Worth Opera; Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra; Fourth Saturday Concerts; Granbury Opera House; Guitar Fort Worth; Jazz by the Boulevard; Regal Opera Company; Symphony Arlington; Texas Camerata; Van Cliburn Foundation; Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth

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gallery 1701

Welcome to the new neighborhood--Gallery 1701. Quality. comfort and distinction are yours at Fort Worth's most dynamic new apartment community. Click the link below for more information about the urban adventure that awaits you.
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United Way of Tarrant County

What matters at United Way is improving lives and transforming our communities. No longer known as just a fundraiser, Tarrant County United Way focuses on community impact by mobilizing the caring power of Tarrant County. "Getting results: that's what matters."
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Dixie's Fashion Accessories

Founded in 1981 Dixie’s quickly became a successful wholesale business. Today our time and energy is focused on the retail outlet and internet business. Visit us online or at our store on South Cooper in Arlington.
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Hudson's Family Barber Shop

We opened in 1989 because of our desire to give our customers a real, old fashioned, barbershop haircut. We're in Arlington at the Northwest corner of Randol Mill and Fielder. Come see us for all your hair cutting needs.
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