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Best Infant Daycare & Child Care in Fort Worth, TX

The following Fort Worth, TX daycares have immediate availability for infants. Even if a locations does not have current openings for your infant, you can schedule a tour to join the waiting list. Capacity changes on a daily basis and we’ll let you know when a space becomes available!

18 Infant Daycares in Fort Worth, TX

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Saro’ Nest Child Care LLC

Daycare in
Haltom City, TX

(817) 826-9619

Saro’ Nest Child Care LLC is a caring and loving environment where your child can learn and grow. At our home daycare, we focus on teaching… Read More

$195 – $234 / wk

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6:30 am – 6:00 pm

The Learning House Early Childcare Center

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(817) 678-8639

Welcome! The Learning House Early Childcare Center is Licensed and Now Enrolling. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developmental m… Read More

$202 – $243 / wk

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7:30 am – 6:00 pm

Miss Jennifer’s WeeCare

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(817) 587-1395

Hi! We’re Miss Jennifer’s and we’re a home daycare providing childcare to families. Our goal is to ensure children reach their developmental… Read More

$189 – $223 / wk

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12:00 am – 11:45 pm

Little Star’s Home Childcare

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(940) 400-1474

Welcome to Little Star’s Home Childcare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and compassionate envi… Read More

$123 – $158 / wk

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6:00 am – 6:00 pm

Happy Hearts Home Care

Daycare in
North Richland Hills, TX

(313) 251-2259

Happy Hearts Home Care offers safe, loving childcare in the North Richland Hills area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational acti… Read More

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Ms Darla and Friends Daycare

Daycare in
North Richland Hills, TX

(216) 259-8440

Ms Darla and Friends is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in North Richland Hills. Daily care is available… Read More

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Kids 1st Childcare

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(928) 218-5745

Kids 1st Childcare offers safe, loving childcare in the Fort Worth area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activities. The fa… Read More

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Terra Play LLC Daycare

Daycare in
Hurst, TX

(786) 671-6346

Terra Play LLC is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Hurst. The director offers programs for a variety of … Read More

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Theotokos Gigiville Daycare

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(972) 544-6967

Theotokos Gigiville is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Fort Worth. The director offers programs for a… Read More

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The Little Teapot Daycare Center

Daycare in
Fort Worth, TX

(415) 985-0931

The Little Teapot Daycare Center provides childcare for families living in the Fort Worth area. Children engage in play-based, educational a… Read More

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Adventure Kids Playcare – Drop In Childcare Serving Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth, TX

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Reservations may be required.

• Mon – Thursday: 8 am – 8 pm
  Friday: 8 am – 10 pm
  Saturday: 10 am – 10 pm
  Sunday: Closed

amenities

Large Playscape

Arts & Crafts

Video Game Island

Air Hockey

Indoor Sports Court/Basketball

Adventure Kids Cafe

Separate Infant & Toddler Rooms

Dramatic Play Village

Programs Available At Our Fort Worth Location

Drop-in Childcare

6 weeks – 12 years

Flexible Packages & Scheduling Make Drop-In Care A Breeze.

Classes

5 – 12 Years

Year-Round Fun & Engaging Classes With Drop-in Options

5 – 12 Years

Schools out, we’re in! Worry-free Drop off for all major holidays

Preschool

3 – 5 Years

Play-based Programming that promotes school-readiness

AFTERSCHOOL​

5 – 12 Years

Your child’s favorite time of day to hang with friends.

Parties & Events

5 – 12 Years

Book your next event with us for extra fun & zero clean up.

Drop-in Childcare

6 weeks – 12 years

Flexible Packages & Scheduling Make Drop-In Care A Breeze.

Classes

5 – 12 Years

Year-Round Fun & Engaging Classes With Drop-in Options

5 – 12 Years

Schools out, we’re in! Worry-free Drop off for all major holidays

Preschool

3 – 5 Years

Play-based Programming that promotes school-readiness

AFTERSCHOOL​

5 – 12 Years

Your child’s favorite time of day to hang with friends.

Parties & Events

5 – 12 Years

Book your next event with us for extra fun & zero clean up.

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Rest easy knowing your child is in a safe place where security measures are always in place and in compliance with state licensing. You can depend on our all-star team to keep kids safe with CPR and FIRST AID certifications, along with continuing education in child development

Rest easy knowing your child is in a safe place where security measures are always in place and in compliance with state licensing. You can depend on our all-star team to keep kids safe with CPR and FIRST AID certifications, along with continuing education in child development

As a member of one of our partner gyms , you enjoy 10% off for a daily, 2-hour time block of child care while you work out for the perfect, distraction-free workout you’ve been longing for!

As a member of one of our partner gyms , you enjoy 10% off for a daily, 2-hour time block of child care while you work out for the perfect, distraction-free workout you’ve been longing for!

What parents are saying…

Absolutely love this place. I have been bringing my grandsons here for over a year. The staff is wonderful, the place is very clean, and the kids love it. I can’t say enough great things about the owner. She truly cares about the kids.
– Holly Worrell
I have taken my son here dozens of times the facility is so spotless I can’t believe how clean it is the staff is wonderful and kind, my son was fed his diaper was changed I couldn’t of been more happy.
– OMAR ROMERO
My son loves it here! He always has a great time while he is here, he actually looks forward to going to AKP and doesn’t want to leave when it’s time to pick up! They have a lot of activities for your child to do, as well as toys, a jungle gym etc.
– Sarah Daniel

Pricing & Details

What are your rates?

Hourly rates are always available.

Hourly:

• $14.00 per hour – Infants (6 Weeks – 18 Mos.)
• $12.50 per hour – One Child (Over 18 Mos.)
• $7. 00 per hour – Each Additional Sibling

Registration: 

• $40.00 annual family registration is required

Adventure Kids University preschool: Weekdays from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

• 3 days per week per month $450
• 2 days per week per month $300
• 5 day Pass-$200/$160 ( $40 a day)
• 10 Day Pass $360/ $288 (buy 9 get one free so $40×9).
• 15 Day Pass $580/ $464 (buy 13 get two free so $40x 13)
• 20 Day Pass $680/ $544 (buy 17 get three free so $40×17)

Camps: Weekdays from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

• Half Day Camp Flex Pass = 4 hours, 5 visits = $200 first child/$160 siblings
• 5 Day Camp Flex Pass $275 first child/$220 siblings
• 1 Day Camp Flex Pass 9-4 = $80 first child/$64 siblings

Lunch is included!

What are Family Savings Plans?

Family Savings Plans have no expiration and can be used for food or time spent with us. They include:

• $300.00 and receive a 15% Discount (Your $ Value = $345)
• $500.00 and receive a 20% Discount (Your $ Value = $600)

Are gift certificates available?

Yes – gift certificates can be purchased at our center.

Do you serve meals?

Breakfast: 8 a.m. – 9 a.m.

Lunch: 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Dinner: 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.

$5.00 per child

We are a nut-free facility.

Gluten-free meals are available upon request.

You are more than welcome to pack a snack or meal from home as long as they are nut-free. All meals brought from home can be refrigerated and heated at meal time, if needed.

When are snacks served?

Snacks are served at 10 a.m., 3 p.m., and 8 p.m.

If your child arrives just after snack time and is hungry, please let us know–we’ll take care of them.

Are immunization records required?

We must have current immunization records on file for all children who are not currently enrolled in school. If your child is enrolled in school or a daycare other than Adventure Kids Playcare, we require that you provide the full information, including name, address, and phone number.

Please note that if your child is not enrolled in school, we require immunization records to be up to date and accurate.

If your family has chosen to exempt your child from receiving immunizations, we ask that you provide us with the State Vaccine Exemption Form.

Shelley started her career in childcare while in college, taking a break to pursue a design career, before returning to her passion – children. She opened her first Adventure Kids Playcare center in Frisco, Texas, and is now the proud owner of two locations, Fort Worth and Frisco. Shelley has three kids and loves spending time with the children who visit her centers.

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Child Care Centers in Fort Worth, TX

There are 293 daycares in Fort Worth, Texas. If you need more day care centers you can also use find daycare centers near me.

Childtime of Fort Worth	8701 Meadowbrook Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76120	Center
Childtime of Fort Worth	1408 Morrison, Fort Worth, TX 76112	Preschool
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	8603 Normandale St, Fort Worth, TX 76116	Preschool
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	9917 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	5432 Basswood BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	4151 Crosslands RD, Fort Worth, TX 76132	Preschool
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	1300 W. Everman Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76134	Center
La Petite Academy of Fort Worth	7300 Forest Hill DR, Fort Worth, TX 76140	Preschool
Marquita KinderCare	3700 Marquita Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76116	Preschool
Oakmont KinderCare	7901 Oakmont Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76132	Preschool
South Hulen KinderCare	7224 Kingswood Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76133	Preschool
Summerfields KinderCare	3800 Basswood Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
The Children’s Courtyard of Fort Worth, TX	8701 S. Hulen Street, Fort Worth, TX 76123	Preschool
The Children’s Courtyard of Fort Worth, TX	4500 Silver Sage Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Center
The Childrens Courtyard	6200 Bryant Irvin Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76132	Preschool
The Childrens Courtyard	2301 Western Center Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76131	Preschool
The Childrens Courtyard	3955 Reggis Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76155	Preschool
The Childrens Courtyard	901 E Harmon Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76131	Preschool
Watauga KinderCare	5801 Watauga Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76148	Preschool
Westcreek KinderCare	6017 Westcreek Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76133	Preschool
3D Daycare	6930 S Freeway, Fort Worth, TX 76134	Preschool
A Childs Place – YMCA Southwest	501 Felix BLDG 24, Fort Worth, TX 76115	Preschool
A Educational After School	501 Oakland Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76103	Preschool
A Educational Child Care	2717 Putnam, Fort Worth, TX 76112	Preschool
Academy Chapel Creek	501 Academy BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
Al-Hedayah Academy	8601 Randol Mill RD, Fort Worth, TX 76120	Preschool
Alice Carlson Extended Day Care-Clayton	3320 W Cantey, Fort Worth, TX 76109	Center
All Stars Early Learning Center	1140 Morrison DR, Fort Worth, TX 76120	Preschool
Allstars Learning Center	5318 Wichita ST, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Amaka Child Care Center YMCA	1501 Stephenson, Fort Worth, TX 76102	Preschool
Ambitious Minds Christian Learning Center	404 S Oakland BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76103	Preschool
Ambitious Minds Christian Learning Center	4508 Forest Hill CIR, Fort Worth, TX 76140	Preschool
Anderson School for the Gifted and Talented	14900 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Center
Angel Montessori	901 Page Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76110	Preschool
Apple Academy	4650 Campus DR, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Ark Christian Learning Center	10525 Jacksboro Hwy, Fort Worth, TX 76135	Preschool
Ash Crescent Head Start & Child Development Center	1027 Ash Crescent ST, Fort Worth, TX 76104	Preschool
Atwood McDonald Elementary Eastside YMCA of Fort Worth	1850 Barron ST, Fort Worth, TX 76112	Preschool
Azle Early Learning Center at Eagle Heights	6505 Lucerne, Fort Worth, TX 76135	Preschool
Barbara T Williams Head Start and CDC	4800 Riverside DR S, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Basswood Elementary – Clayton	3100 Clay Mountain TRL, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Center
Baylor All Saints Child Care and Preschool	1709 N Enderly, Fort Worth, TX 76104	Preschool
Beckys Kiddie Land & Private	1923 Higgins ST, Fort Worth, TX 76111	Preschool
Benbrook Elementary – Westside YMCA	800 Mercedes, Fort Worth, TX 76126	Center
Bethesda CDC	4700 Beach N, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Bill Elliott Elementary – Eastside YMCA of Fort Worth	2501 Cooks LN, Fort Worth, TX 76112	Center
Blanche Headstart and Child Development Center	2900 Stallcup, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Blue Haze Elementary – Westside YMCA	601 Blue Haze Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
Bluebonnet Elementary – Clayton	7000 Teal DR, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Center
Bradleys School Care at St Andrew	3304 Dryden RD, Fort Worth, TX 76109	Preschool
Broadway Baptist Church	305 Broadway W, Fort Worth, TX 76104	Center
Bryson Elementary – Northwest YMCA	1201 Old Decatur Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76179	Center
Building Blocks Child Development Center	140 Expedition DR, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
Burton Hill Elementary – Westside YMCA	519 Burton Hill RD, Fort Worth, TX 76114	Preschool
CCA – Southside Head Start and CDC	959 Rosedale ST E, Fort Worth, TX 76104	Preschool
Calvary Learning Center	1401 Oakhurst Scenic DR, Fort Worth, TX 76111	Preschool
Cambridge Christian Academy	4175 Sandshell DR, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Cambridge Preschool and Childcare	5609 Watauga RD, Fort Worth, TX 76148	Preschool
Campfire Family Child Care Center	2700 Meacham BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Care Bear Child Care	145 Sheffield DR, Fort Worth, TX 76134	Preschool
Center for Creative Living DCC	2401 Oakland BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76103	Preschool
Champions Peterson Elementary	2000 Winter Hawk DR, Fort Worth, TX 76177	Center
Chapel Hill Academy – Clayton	4640 Sycamore School RD, Fort Worth, TX 76133	Preschool
Child Study Center	1300 W Lancaster, Fort Worth, TX 76102	Preschool
Childcare Network #174	6157 Silver Sage Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Childcare Network #194	6161 Haltom Road, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Childcare Network #195	6637 Oaklawn Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76148	Preschool
Childcare Network #261	3420 West Risinger Rd. , Fort Worth, TX 76123	Preschool
Children’s Lighthouse	3420 Risinger RD W, Fort Worth, TX 76123	Preschool
Children’s Place Creative Learning Center	4908 East Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76103	Preschool
Childrens Early Development Center	3328 Belknap ST E, Fort Worth, TX 76111	Preschool
Childrens Lighthouse	700 E Bailey Boswell RD, Fort Worth, TX 76131	Preschool
Childrens Palace Christian Learning Center	6637 Oaklawn, Fort Worth, TX 76148	Preschool
Childrens Palace Learning Center	6161 Haltom RD, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Preschool
Childtime Children’s Center	7383 Hulen S, Fort Worth, TX 76133	Preschool
Chisholm Ridge Elementary – YMCA	8301 Running River Ln, Fort Worth, TX 76131	Center
Chisholm Trail Intermediate – Clayton	3901 Summerfields BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Center
Christ Life Child Care	6250 S FWY, Fort Worth, TX 76134	Preschool
Circle Park Head Start and Child Development Center	1519 Circle Park BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76106	Preschool
Clara Hardin Headstart & Child Development Center	2409 Louisiana ST, Fort Worth, TX 76104	Preschool
Clayton YES	8201 Park Wood Hill Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76137	Center
Clifford Davis Elementary – YMCA	4400 Campus DR, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Comanche Springs Elementary – Northwest YMCA	8100 Comanche Springs RD, Fort Worth, TX 76131	Center
Community of Hope CDC	4301 Miller AVE, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Como Head Start and Child Development Center CCA	4900 Horne ST, Fort Worth, TX 76107	Preschool
Como Montessori – Clayton	4001 Littlepage St, Fort Worth, TX 76107	Center
Compass Childrens Academy	10332 Westpoint BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
Concord Christian Learning Center	4962 Wichita ST, Fort Worth, TX 76119	Preschool
Cornerstone Child Care	6328 Lake Worth BLVD, Fort Worth, TX 76135	Preschool
Country Acres	420 Old Decatur RD, Fort Worth, TX 76179	Preschool
Crouch Intermediate School – Ryan YMCA	8036 Cedar LN, Fort Worth, TX 76123	Center
Daisy School	3443 McCart, Fort Worth, TX 76110	Preschool
Dallas Park Elementary – Ryan YMCA	8700 Viridian LN, Fort Worth, TX 76123	Preschool
Darbys Academy	3313 Las Vegas TRL, Fort Worth, TX 76116	Preschool
Diamond Hill Head Start CDC Child Development Center	2412 Salisbury ST, Fort Worth, TX 76106	Preschool
Diamond Hill Station	2001 NE Loraine ST, Fort Worth, TX 76106	Preschool
Diamond Road Head Start and Child Development Center	2526 Diamond RD, Fort Worth, TX 76106	Preschool
Discovery Early Learning Center	9130 White Settlement Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76108	Preschool
Downtown Polytechnic New Beginings YMCA	1300 Conner, Fort Worth, TX 76105	Preschool
Dozier Elementary Northwest YMCA	6201 REDEAGEL CRK, Fort Worth, TX 76179	Center

Child Care Centers and Preschools in Fort Worth TX

Child development centers in Fort Worth vary in size as well as in scope. While some offer progressive curriculums and the latest advancements for preschools, others are more intimate daycare centers that take a more relaxed approach to childcare.
Whatever your priorities, finding the right daycare center for your child is important. We’ve made the seemingly overwhelming task easier by collecting basic information such as size, location, and licensing information for child development centers in Fort Worth into a single location.
Simply click on the links below to learn more about Fort Worth childcare centers that are dedicated to providing families with safe, quality childcare.
You can also read reviews about various childcare providers to learn more about which is the right choice for your family. We always welcome comments and corrections, to better the browsing experience on our site.

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Little Promises Academy

Fort Worth, TX 76133 | (817) 370-2778

We have a love of children and we want to build a school where everyone is proud of the work we do- team members feel valued for delivering the best in early childhood education and families feel like their children are learning and getting excellent . ..

Childtime Learning Center

Fort Worth, TX 76112 | (817) 446-3600

Our school is Texas School Ready Certified by the Children’s Learning Institute. Their mission is to ensure that all children arrive at school ready for success. And at Childtime of Fort Worth, that is our commitment to you.

Sunrise Learning Center

Fort Worth, TX 76116 | (817) 244-6011

BEST BUSINESS HOURS to be found for “Childcare” in Western Fort Worth, Texas. (5:30 AM to 7:30 PM M-F) ; Children’s Day Care Center, Preschool, Childcare, Daytime Activities Center, & Before & After School Care ; Featuring 5 Level Presc …

Cain’s Love & Care Learning Center

Fort Worth, TX 76105 | (817) 887-9404

Is to give the children the opportunity to learn in a family like setting. Where they feel safe, loved and can continue to build a positive self image. I will provide well rounded meals and snack outside playtime and activities to help your child dev . ..

Childcare Network #174

Fort Worth, TX 76137 | (817) 581-1317

Hours of Operation: 6:00am – 6:30pm Monday – Friday Schools Amenities: – Educational Field Trips – Mr. Guy Music Program – Webby Dance Company Special Programs: – School Wide High Reach Curriculum 6 weeks – 4 years – USDA Approved Free Meals & Sn …

Childcare Network #307

Fort Worth, TX 76108 | (817) 246-3022

We would like to welcome you to our family. We refer to Building Blocks as a family because it is our goal to provide your children a home away from home. We are dedicated to providing the care and attention, love and learning, fun and safety that yo …

Chisholm Ridge Elementary – YMCA

Fort Worth, TX 76131 | (817) 822-4902

Chisholm Ridge seeks to provide a safe, innovative, and productive learning environment for all students. The learning climate will be enthusiastically supported by professional staff, parents, and community. Therefore, every student will be afforded …

Little Tyke Brentwood

Fort Worth, TX 76112 | (817) 451-9375

Little Tyke Learning Centers are designed for the working family and particularly, for the young child. The centers and curriculum provide a setting for learning in keeping with the child’s intellectual, physical, social and emotional growth. Our rel …

Mama Bears Day Care

Fort Worth, TX 76108 | (817) 246-7186

Mama Bears Day Care provides a safe, loving environment for children. We accept children from six weeks to twelve years of age. We play developmentally appropriate games, teach ABCs and 123s, and supply nutritious meals. We are open from 6:30am to 6: …

Baylor All Saints Child Care and Preschool

Fort Worth, TX 76104 | (817) 984-2320

Welcome to Bright Horizons at Baylor All Saints Our NAEYC accredited child care center can be found on the Baylor All Saints Medical Center Campus in the Hospital District of Fort Worth, near downtown. Founded in 1960, the Center is now open to commu …

Cambridge Christian Academy

Fort Worth, TX 76137 | (817) 847-1166

We offer a Christian based curriculum with age appropriate activities in each classroom. Our educators are experience, fun loving professionals. Drop in for a tour any time!!

Campfire Family CCC

Fort Worth, TX 76137 | (817) 831-5050

Camp Fire’s Child Development Center provides comprehensive early childhood care and education. Children from six weeks old through pre-kindergarten are exposed to developmentally appropriate programming. Implementing a High/Scope Curriculum model, t …

Child Care Associates-Park Lake Child Development Center

Fort Worth, TX 76133 | (817) 294-5107

Child Care Associates provides comprehensive child care and development/educational services for low-income familes in the Tarrant County, Texas area and in 19 counties in West Texas. Our mission is to assist family successess through excellence in c …

Childcare Network #308

Fort Worth, TX 76131 | (817) 439-0082

We would like to welcome you to our family. We refer to Building Blocks as a family because it is our goal to provide your children a home away from home. We are dedicated to providing the care and attention, love and learning, fun and safety that yo …

Circle Park Head Start and Child Development Center

Fort Worth, TX 76164 | (817) 740-1101

About Circle Park CDC: Hours of operations: 6:30 a.m. – p.m. Programs: Early Head Start, Child Care Ages served: pre-birth – 3 years

Diamond Hill Station

Fort Worth, TX 76106 | (817) 625-9863

Diamond Hill Station is a special place where kids find safety in an otherwise unsafe world, a place where kids who live in a community that is surrounded by crime, substance abuse and violence find help and hope. It is a place where parents who stru …

Edge Park United Methodist Preschool

Fort Worth, TX 76134 | (817) 924-4580

Edge Park Preschool is a small, private Christian preschool licensed by the state of Texas.  We have low student: teacher ratios and prepare the children for Kindergarten in a fun and loving environment. We have a high standard of quality at an affo …

Ella McFadden-Downtown YMCA

Fort Worth, TX 76102 | (817) 332-3281

serving ages 18 months thru 5 years, located at 512 Lamar St. in the Downtown Fort Worth YMCA. Ella Mc Fadden is a full day child development center.

J.T. Stevens Elementary-Clayton

Fort Worth, TX 76133 | (817) 263-7334

Our curriculum is based on nine free choice stations that we call Exploration Stations that allow us to meet the needs of individual students in our afterschool program while still meeting the needs of the larger group. This concept gives children op …

Kids Rainbow Academy, LLC

Fort Worth, TX 76119 | (817) 531-2008

The Miracle of Leaning Daycare/Child Development Center is designed to enrich the lives of young children in a strucutured environment. We believe that each child is a gift from God with ever-changing and complex levels of development stimulated by d …

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Tarrant County families looking for affordable child care

Rafael, 1, laughs while finger-painting with Early Head Start teacher Alrersha Smith, left, in Fort Worth. The Center for Transforming Lives offers full-day educational child care at no cost to eligible families.

Amanda McCoy

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Nastashia Savoie, of Arlington, began looking for child care when she was pregnant with her youngest. The mother noticed that many day cares were expensive, no matter if it was through a church or a center.

“One even quoted me $300 a week for child care,” Savoie said. “At that point, I was like ‘that is more than my rent.’”

Savoie, 33, was determined to find child care and called the on-campus daycare at UT Arlington every week until a spot was open. A partnership with the Center for Transforming Lives allowed the mother to receive inexpensive child care.

The mother of two was able to get ahead. She finished school without taking time off, got a job and became a first-time homeowner without worrying about where her daughter would go for care each week.

Child care is in the national spotlight as the costs for many families are rising and the workers in the industry are among the lowest paid.

Low-to-moderate income households in Texas struggle to afford child care while trying to avoid the risk of poverty. Infant care is almost the same cost for college tuition on average.

The U.S. Department of Treasury stated in a September report that many parents are asked to pay for child care when they can least afford it.

“Parents of young children often have little work experience, and most people earn higher incomes as they spend more time in the labor force and their careers progress,” the agency stated in the report. “Some parents have other major expenses, like mortgages or student loans.”

What are the costs?

According to the Economic Policy Institute, Texans paid $777 a month or $9,324 annually for infant care as of 2020 and $589 a month or $7,062 a year for child care.

That, according to the EPI, is almost 8% higher than in-state tuition for college, and accounts for over 15% of a median family’s income in Texas. The average cost for tuition at a four-year public university was $10,300.

Those costs are even higher in Fort Worth, according to analysis of costs by CareLuLu, a child care information website which found that the average monthly cost for child care is $647 a month or $7,764 a year based on the rates of 190 home-based programs and 274 centers.

Carol Klocek, CEO of the Center for Transforming Lives, said the math doesn’t work for a person trying to afford child care and rent with a $10 per hour job. She said many child care centers don’t have enough spots for the amount of people who qualify for subsidy programs.

The COVID-19 pandemic led to many families to begin struggling financially. Even children with a parent in a stable job had difficulty finding care when centers closed and eventually re-opened.

Raven Symone, an account resolution manager at Wells Fargo in Fort Worth, was able to manage her finances before the pandemic despite having to spend thousands of dollars a month on child care for her two young kids.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, things changed for Symone. She said when child care centers re-opened, she had to pay more when re-enrolling her children. The cost was higher than her mortgage.

“Taxes, rent, car, and all of that stuff plays a part,” Symone said. “And you are paying $1,300 in daycare. It is hard to manage.”

When a crisis hits

In 2018, The United Way conducted a report over those who live above the poverty line but struggled to meet financial obligations when a crisis hit. The Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed Report, also called ALICE, found 184,210 households in Tarrant County were in this category.

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Just 32 miles west of Dallas, Fort Worth is often overshadowed by his hometown, though it’s full of major tourist attractions and is actually the home of the Dallas Cowboys NFL. Nicknamed “Cowtown” for its deep roots in the cattle ranch industry, Fort Worth is home to the famous Stateles National Historic District. In addition to entertainment and shopping in the old west, it also has several museums dedicated to old ranches to give tourists a taste of authentic cowboy life. Today, the city receives about nine million visitors a year who come to work and play while enjoying Fort Worth’s many fun things to do. In addition to historical sites, Fort Worth is home to several art museums, beautiful public spaces including an oasis-like water garden, entertainment venues like Bass Performance Hall, and shopping galore in areas like Sundance Square. The city is also known for its diversity and dedication to human rights, becoming one of the first cities in Texas to create its own anti-discrimination laws.

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1 Fort Worth Warehouse

Fort Worth Warehouse

Founded in 1866, Fort Worth National Historic District belongs to its fame and unique character for a large cattle. The last big stop on the Chisholm Trail – and the last remaining historic warehouse in the United States – was once seen by millions of cattle. Today, the area has been turned into one of Fort Worth’s biggest tourist attractions and draws visitors to great cattle circle days with all the things to see and do, from rodeos to live music shows, museums, and western themed shopping. Some of the old livestock management traditions live on and volunteers can still be seen demonstrating the art; For those who want to try their hand at being a cowboy or cowgirl, there are plenty of fun hikes on offer. Start your adventure at Warehouse Visitor Center or Warehouse Museum in the cattle exchange building.

Address: 500 NE 23rd Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: www.fortworthstockyards.org

2 Fort Worth Water Gardens

Worth, next to the Convention Center, the water gardens are more than just a collection of pretty fountains to look at. Designed to allow visitors to cool off in running water, they are a refreshing contrast to this southern city’s hot urban landscape. The water gardens were built in 1974 and feature three pools in a 4.3-acre park. The largest of these is called the “active pool”, a 38-foot-tall terrace area that is used as steps by the waders, with water flowing over the rock and into the central pool. The Aerating Pool is a collection of fountains that sits under the shade of towering oak trees, especially beautiful at night when lit up. The “Meditation Pool” is a quiet place that is surrounded by cypress trees, and the water slides over a clear wall into a calm blue pool.

Address: 1502 Commerce Street, Fort Worth, Texas

3 Fort Worth Zoo

Fort Worth Zoo

but over the years it has grown into a world-class site with hundreds of species from all over the world, including 68 endangered and critically endangered species. It is the only zoo in the United States that has all four Great Ape species (chimpanzees, gorillas, bonobos, and orangutans). It also has one of the world’s most successful flamingo breeding colonies and is one of only five zoos in the world to have two of the five rhinoceros species. Other zoo residents include favorites such as penguins, cheetahs, African lions, giraffes, meerkats, hippos, and even elephants with their babies. In addition to a diverse variety of animals, the zoo has several attractions, including a country carousel, rock climbing, a miniature Yellow Rose Express Train, a petting zoo, and a 40-foot statue of an iguana nicknamed Iggy.

Address: 1989 Colonial Pkwy, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: https://www.fortworthzoo.org/

4 Amon Carter Museum of American Art

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Established in 1961 to house a collection of works by Frederick Remington and Charles M. Russell, the Amon Carter Museum has expanded greatly over the decades to cover every aspect of American art. Today, visitors can see numerous paintings, photographs, and sculptures, as well as excellent temporary exhibits. Highlights include examples of landscape painters from the 1830s to contemporary artists of the 20th century, featuring such greats as Alexander Calder, Thomas Eakins, and Alfred Stieglitz.

Address: 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth

Official website: www.cartermuseum.org

4 Editorial Fort Worth Botanical Garden

Fort Worth Botanical Garden 90 of the city, the Fort Worth Botanical Garden is spread over 109 acres and is a great place to visit any time of the year. Founded in 1934, it is home to 2,500 plant species laid out in 23 unique gardens, with highlights such as the Aroma Garden, the Rose Garden, and the Woodland Conservatory. One of the most popular is the idyllic Japanese Garden, a tranquil 7.5 acres of magnolias, cherry trees, bamboos and other traditional flora, with lovely walkways that arch over footbridges and past ponds full of koi. The center also has special projects, including including the Begonia Wine Bank, a living collection of begonias dedicated to supporting the species, and water conservation projects with an entire garden dedicated to sustainability. The Botanical Garden also hosts interesting programs such as adult education programs and children’s workshops, and dine on the spot overlooking the courtyard overlooking the garden.

Address: 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: http://fwbg.org/

6 Sundance Plaza

Sundance Plaza David Brooks / photo modified One of the most 9003 popular places in Fort Worth for visitors and locals Sundance Square , a private 35-block section of the historic downtown that is full of things to do. Consisting of a complex of residential, commercial, retail and entertainment buildings and named after the infamous outlaw, Sundance Kid, the area is safe and fun to explore on foot thanks to its many pedestrian zones. In addition to restaurants, cafes and hotels, Sundance Square has many excellent shopping opportunities, from high-end boutiques and interesting art galleries to large department stores. It is also a vibrant cultural center and home to a number of important museums, including The Sid Richardson Museum with its collection of works by one of the country’s most revered “cowboy artists”, as well as theaters such as Bass Hall and Round Theater with regular theater, music and dance performances. The district’s centerpiece is Sundance Square, an extensive public plaza with fountains and seating, and a stage that hosts concerts and other entertainment.

Address: 201 Main Street #700, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: http://sundancesquare.com/

7 Kimbell Museum of Art

Kimbell Art Museum Timothy Brown / photo modified 1972. The museum’s creative use of natural light is particularly interesting, and wandering the ground is a wonderful way to pass the time, especially at dusk. Despite its small size, the museum’s collection contains a number of important works from different periods, from 20th-century art to ancient antiquities. Highlights include paintings, sculpture, and ceramics from Europe, Asia, and Africa, and the museum has regularly changing and moving exhibits. Kimbell also offers a range of educational programs and a small restaurant.

Address: 3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: https://www. kimbellart.org/

8 Sid Richardson Museum

Sid Richardson Museum QuesterMark0 / photo modified 9002 9002 A must for art lovers as well as fans of the Wild West, the Sid Richardson Museum showcases art collected by art collector Sid Richardson between 1942 and 1959. In a replica building from the 1880s, the museum consists primarily of works by American artists Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, who famously captured the spirit of the West in their late 19th century paintings.th and early 20th century. The collection’s drawings show action, drama, and scenes of daily life in the historic West, including many fine examples by lesser-known artists. Highlights of visiting this free museum are interesting educational programs and themed tours.

Address: 309 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org

9 Fort Worth Museum of Contemporary Art

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The Fort Worth Museum of Contemporary Art focuses on post-World War II art with a large permanent collection of 2,600 modern and contemporary pieces in a variety of media. Among the most famous names are Anselm Kiefer, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, Susan Rothenberg and Andy Warhol. This unique complex, designed by Tadao Ando, ​​with five pavilions of concrete and glass, overlooks a reflective pond of about an acre and a half, surrounded by a sculpture garden and a terrace. The museum is a great addition to Fort Worth’s cultural district and is located close to Amon Carter Museum of American Art and Kimbell Art Museum .

Address: 3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: www.themodern.org

10 Cowgirl National Museum and Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame

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In addition to its rich artistic heritage, Fort Worth is not shy about celebrating its role as a gateway to the once Wild West. One of the most important of these institutions is the Cowglier National Museum and Hall of Fame, a tribute to the women of the American West who have distinguished themselves and embodied the pioneer spirit, including cowherds and ranch women, writers, artists, teachers, and entertainers. Among the most famous inductees is Gunslinger Annie Oakley, singer Patsy Cline and artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Other highlights include biographies of prominent rodeo cattlemen and depictions of daily life for the women who lived and worked in the early years of Texas. No less important Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, which focuses on the men and women of the rodeo circuit, and National Museum of Multicultural Western Heritage , which highlights the contributions of other groups to the building of the West, including from Hispanics, Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans .

Address: 1720 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: www.cowgirl.net

11 Vintage Flying Museum

Vintage Flying Museum

Aircraft fans can get very excited when visiting Fort Worth. First stop should be the Vintage Flying Museum at Meacham International Airport, a superb collection of vintage aircraft offering the opportunity to fly a DC3 during the WWII era, as well as see up close iconic aircraft such as the B-29 Superfortress. Also worth seeing is Fort Worth Aviation Museum , home to an extensive collection of US made aircraft and American Airlines CR Smith Museum , with its displays and artifacts relating to the history of one of the nation’s largest airlines.

Address: 505 NW 38th Street #33S, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: http://vintageflyingmuseum.org/

12 Fort Worth Museum of Science and History

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Opened in 1945 at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, which has many excellent hands-on educational exhibits related to science, technology and natural history. Indeed, five museum collections under one (big) roof include highlights such as Fort Worth Children’s Museum , a place for children under eight to play and learn, and DinoLabs and DinoDig an exhibit depicting dinosaur history in the state, complete with a replica of the digging site. Of particular interest is the Cattle Livestock Museum , dedicated to the importance of cattle. Be sure to grab a show at the on-site planetarium and at the IMAX cinema.

Address: 1600 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official website: www.fortworthmuseum.org

13 Village House

Log Cabin Village Weaving Weaving House

Fort Worth this place is from all over the state. Furnished with authentic artifacts, each with a unique theme, these fine old buildings include a reservoir with a grill, a one-room school house, a blacksmith shop and several old log houses. The effect is heightened with costumed interpreters who re-enact the Texan way of life from this early period and fun interactive activities that visitors can participate in such as boarding, enjoying games and activities, and listening to live entertainment.

Address: 2100 Log Cabin Village Lane, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: www. logcabinvillage.org

14 Nancy Lee Hall and Perry R. Bass

Perry Lee Rancy Hall and Perry Lee Bass Hall

Widely considered one of the best theaters in Texas (if not the US), the Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall – commonly just called the Bass Hall – opened in 1998 and is well worth a visit. Built in a decidedly European style, this majestic limestone opera house in Fort Worth Sundance Square The district was named after the donors who heavily funded its construction and have since become the city’s most iconic structure. In addition to two 45-foot-tall sculptured angels adorning its exterior, the building is topped by an 80-foot-diameter dome and a sumptuous interior adorned with fine art. If possible, try to time your visit to coincide with one of the theatre’s regular performances, be it classical, operatic or pop, ballet or drama.

Address: 525 Commerce Street, Fort Worth, TX

Official Website: www. basshall.com

Where to Stay in Fort Worth for Sightseeing

The best place to stay in Fort Worth is right in the city center where the city has done a great job of restoring its historical architecture. A lively entertainment scene revolves around Sundance Square, and art galleries, museums, and gardens are two to three miles to the west, near Trinity Park. Cute Molly the Trolley offers free rides on a set route in the city center. Below are some highly rated hotels in convenient locations:

• Luxury hotels: Sleek and contemporary, the Omni Hotel offers first-class service and amenities, located in the south side of downtown, across the street from the Fort Worth Convention Center and Fort Water Gardens -Worth. Housed in a building on the National Register of Historic Places, Ashton Hotel is a boutique hotel just steps from lively Sundance Square. The Hilton is a landmark hotel in Fort Worth built in 1920, and the place where President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy stayed the night before he was assassinated in Dallas.
• Mid-Range Hotels – At the top end of the middle cabinet is the Embassy Suites, with large rooms and a great Sundance Square location. Molly The cart stops right outside the front door of the hotel. Also in a good location and offering a free five mile shuttle – TownePlace Suites. Holiday Inn Express, located in the western part of the city center, is only a five-minute drive or a pleasant walk through the Trinity Park to several museums, and also offers a free shuttle service.
• Cheap Hotels: The best budget hotels are usually around 10 minutes drive from the city centre. The new La Quinta Inn & Suites Fort Worth Eastchase is ideal for sports enthusiasts, with AT&T Stadium just three miles away. The Best Western is located west of the city center and is surrounded by many restaurants. North of town, the Comfort Inn offers spacious rooms and good value for money. All of these hotels have outdoor pools.

Downtown Fort Worth – Wikipedia

Downtown Fort Worth is the Central Business District of Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Most of Fort Worth’s tallest buildings and skyscrapers are located downtown.

Contents

• 1 Attractions
  • 1.1 Sundance Square
  • 1.2 Parks & Plazas
  • 1.3 Arts & Culture

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  Today Sundance Square is a pedestrian cluster of downtown Fort Worth neighborhoods with bars, restaurants, museums, theaters and shops. Sundance Square also contains offices and residences. Most of the buildings in Sundance Square are either historic or refurbished, with the exception of two modern skyscrapers designed by architect Paul Rudolph and a hotel. The sidewalks at Sundance Square are paved with brick. Lewis Faulkner, AIA

  Parks and Plazas

  Fort Worth Water Gardens

  Sundance Square Plaza is a 55,000 square foot space spanning two city blocks in Sundance Square. The square has four large Teflon umbrellas, a permanent stage built into the Westbrook Building, fountains that glow at night, various other fountains, and a pavilion that can be rented. Sundance Square Plaza is booked by two office buildings: Westbrook and Trade. ^[1]

  Sundance Square Plaza is home to Bird Cafe, Del Frisco’s Grille, Jamba Juice, Silver Leaf Cigar Bar, Starbucks and Taco Diner.

  Fort Worth Water Gardens is a 17,000 m2 modern park designed by architect Philip Johnson with three unique water pools that create a soothing and cooling oasis for visitors to downtown. The gardens were used in the ending of the 1976 science fiction film. Logan Run . (In the middle of 2004, the Water Gardens had to be closed due to several drownings. After taking preventive measures, it was reopened.)

  Arts and Culture

  Bass Performance Hall

  Bass Performance Hall – Bass Hall is the permanent home of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theatre, Fort Worth Opera, Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and Cliburn Concertos.

  Convention Center

  At Fort Worth Convention Center includes an 11,200 seat multipurpose arena.

  Notable Buildings

  The tower, formerly Bank One Tower, was badly damaged by a tornado on March 28, 2000. In 2004 it was converted into a residential tower. Before the reconstruction, the tower was covered with plywood and metal panels and was considered demolished. The tower now has a new façade and a new structure that makes it the fourth tallest building in the city.

  The City Development Center consists of two twin towers, a 38-story D.R. Horton Tower (1984) and 33-story Wells Fargo Tower (1982). From above they have the form of turntables.

  The Hilton Fort Worth opened in 1921, and this is where US President John F. Kennedy last stayed before he was assassinated in Dallas.

  Government and Infrastructure

  Fort Worth City Hall is located at 200 Texas Street and was built in 1971. The previous building that housed these functions was at 1000 Throckmorton Street and is now known as A. D. Marshall Public Safety and Courthouse. ^[2]

  Fort Worth Area The US Army Corps of Engineers is located downtown.

  B The United States Postal Service operates a post office in downtown Fort Worth at 251 West Lancaster Avenue. ^[3]

  The Second Court of Appeals of Texas is located at the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center in downtown Fort Worth. ^[4]

  Tarrant County The Courthouse is at the north end of Main Street. Over the years it has been remodeled, and its exterior was often used by Walker, Texas Ranger.

  Economy

  Downtown Fort Worth is the city’s central business district and contains many commercial office buildings, including four office towers over 450 feet tall. ^[5]

  Radio Shack is headquartered in downtown Fort Worth. ^[6] In 2001, Radio Shack bought the former Ripley Arnold apartment complex in downtown Fort Worth for $20 million. The company demolished the complex and had an area of ​​900,000 square feet (84,000 sq. ² ) the corporate headquarters campus was built after the City of Fort Worth approved a 30-year economic agreement ensuring the company would remain in Fort Worth. The company sold the building, and as of 2009 it had two years without rent. The company intended to raise $66.8 million from the deal with the city. By 2009, it totaled $4 million; by 2009 Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that the company was considering a new location for its headquarters. ^[7]

  Downtown Fort Worth is also home to the headquarters of Pier 1 Import, ^[8] XTO Energy, ^[9] , and TPG Capital. ^{[10] [11]}

  Transportation

  View of Tandy Center from Belknap

  Downtown Fort Worth is well served by controlled access highways, with freeways and boulevards converging into downtown from seven different directions: AND -35W from the north and south, I-30 from the east and west, W 121 from the northeast and southwest, and US 287 from the southeast. ^[12] Other highways serving the city center include: Bus. US 287 (Commerce/Houston Street), SH 199 (Henderson Street), Spur 280, and Spur 347 (Belknap/Weatherford Street).

  Tarrant County’s main transportation hub is Fort Worth Central Station, located on the east side of downtown at the intersection of Jones Street and 9th Street. About two dozen bus routes served by Troitskoye Metro converge at this junction, as well as Troitsky Express and TEXRail commuter rail lines. Buses from Trinity Metro are free within certain city center boundaries. ^[13] T operates a downtown bus circulator known as Molly The Trolley which uses a bus designed like a heritage trolley. ^[14]

  In the future, a 27-mile commuter train line called TEX Rail will be built from downtown Fort Worth to Grapevine and DFW Airport. ^[15]

  The Metro Tandy Center, located in the Tandy Center (now known as City Place), operated in Fort Worth from 1963 to 2002. The 0.7 mile (1 km) length of the subway was the only private subway in the United States.

  The Trinity Trails is a network of over 35 miles (56 km) of hiking trails along the Trinity River branches off from downtown.

  Education

  College and Universities

  The University of Texas at Arlington offers several undergraduate and graduate programs at the historic center of the Sante Fe Freight Building. ^[16]

  V Tarrant County College The Trinity River campus is located in the center of town, along with the administrative offices of Tarrant County College. In 2008, Tarrant County College purchased the former Radio Shack headquarters, built just four years earlier in 2004. ^[17]

  B Texas A&M University School of Law The campus has been in the city center since 1997. ^[18] On August 12, 2013, the school and campus were acquired from Texas Wesleyan University through the Texas A&M University System for $73 million. ^[19] The school is a unit of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas with 452 students as of 2018. ^[20]

  Primary and secondary schools

  Public

  B The Fort Worth Independent School District provides public education for downtown children and has one school (Nash Elementary) downtown. ^[21]

  Library

  The Fort Worth Library operates the Central Library at 500 West Third Street on Taylor Street. The library opened in 1978 and an expansion was completed in 2000, making it one of the largest public libraries in Tarrant County. ^[22]

  In popular culture

  Logan Beg , 1976 science fiction film directed by Michael Anderson and starring Michael York was filmed primarily in Fort Worth, including locations such as the Water Gardens Fort Worth. Water gardens also appear in another science fiction film of the period, Heaven’s Lathe (1980).

  The interior of St. Patrick’s Cathedral was filmed for the 1990 comedy Problem Child .

  City blocks surrounding downtown

  Fort Worth has several other city blocks in close proximity to the central business district.

  Animal Farm

  Live Fort Worth Stock Exchange (postcard, circa 1908)

  The Fort Worth Animal Farms, just north of downtown, offers a taste of the old West and the Chisholm Trail, site of historic cattle drives and driveways . The area is filled with restaurants, clubs, souvenir shops and attractions such as twice a day. Texas Longhorn driving through the streets, historical reenactments, the Animal Farm Museum, the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, and Billy Bob, the world’s largest country and western music venue.

  Cultural District

  The Cultural District is located west of the West Seventh District and downtown and is home to many of Fort Worth’s museums such as the Fort Worth Museum of Contemporary Art, the Kimbell Art Museum, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, the Museum of Science and history of Fort Worth, and the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, among others. The area is also home to the Will Rogers Memorial Center, home to the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo.

  West Seventh District

  “West Seventh” may refer to the gentrifying area along West 7th Street between the Cultural District and downtown. multifunctional development within the area or the street itself. ^[23] Much of the gentrification in West 7th District has occurred south of West 7th Street.

  Near Southside / Medical District

  Near Southside is an urban area south of the city center. ^[24] Many Fort Worth hospitals are in the area, including Baylor All Saints Medical Center, Cook Children’s Medical Center, Texas Health Harris Methodist, and JPS Health Network, among others. ^[25] Much of the walking activity in the Near Southside is along Magnolia Avenue.

  Texas Christian University

  Texas Christian University Fort Worth’s most famous university. The 325-acre campus is located southwest of the Near Southside and downtown. The areas surrounding the university are mostly made up of historic single-family homes. In recent years, the demand for more student housing has led to the demolition of many historic houses in favor of larger houses designed to accommodate large numbers of students, upsetting many existing residents. ^[26] Student-oriented nightclubs and restaurants can be found on University Drive and Berry Street. ^[27]

  Panther Island

  Trinity River Vision Office, Tarrant Regional Water District, City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Streams & Valleys Inc and the US Army Corps of Engineers are collaborating in an effort to redevelop Panther Island, an 800-acre area north of downtown along the Trinity River. ^{[28] [29]} The first part of the redevelopment plan requires improved infrastructure and flood protection. The second part calls for mixed-use development and sustainable growth along the Trinity River, resulting in a vibrant city block. 9 “Things to do on Panther Island – Fort Worth, Texas.” Archived from the original on 2014-07-20. Retrieved 2014-08-27.

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  a giant leaf-shaped roof that perfectly complements the natural surroundings.

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  pool enveloped within a perfectly landscaped water garden . The highlight of the new phase is

  the beautifully designed roof in the shape of a leaf that blends in with the natural surroundings.

  Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg – Kindergarten School B 54296 Trier

  Montessori Orphanage Petrisberg is Kindergarten School located in 54296 Trier. This is one of 39874 Kindergartens of School B Germany. The address of Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg is Max-Planck-Strasse 23, 54296 Trier, Germany. quite a few listed places around it. Montessori Orphanage Petrisberg has received a rating of 5 (out of 5 stars) from 2 reviewers online.

  Some places around Montessori Orphanage Petrisberg are located –

  Practice Clinic Trier / Dr. honey. M. satari

  (Obstetrician-Gynecologist) Max-Planck-Strasse 15, 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 251 meters)

  Tech Data Mobile

  (Corporate office) Max-Planck-Strasse 22, 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 151 meters)

  Federal Office for Migration and Refugees

  (Central government office) Am Wissenschaftspark 31-33, 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 162 meters)

  Petrisberg Water Orchestra

  (Tourist attraction) 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 275 meters)

  Landal GreenParks GmbH

  (Recreation center) Max-Planck-Strasse 12, 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 318 meters)

  Community gardens of the city of Trier

  (Park) On Petrisberg, 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 305 meters)

  Herzogenbusch garden

  (Travel area) 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 289 meters)

  Poole Garden

  (Travel Area) 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 290 meters)

  Japanese garden

  (Travel area) 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 271 meters)

  Fort Worth Garden

  (Travel area) 54296 Trier, Germany (approx. 289 meters)

  Less than half a kilometer Montessori Orphanage Petrisberg, you can also find Gloucester Garden, Lake Petrisberg, Luxembourg Gardens, Metz Gardens, Ascoli Piceno Gardens, Weimar Gardens, Heilpraktikerschulen Gehl GmbH Trier, German Historical Landmarks, words + concept – advertising and usage texts, accura audit GmbH, Q corporate fashion, HOUSE OF MUSIC, Daacro GmbH & Co. KG, TW Wochenspiegel GmbH & Co. KG, Patricia Meyer Dance Studio, Hanker Prof., Dr. Jens Schaaf, Prof. honey. Martin Wenzel, Dr. med. habil. Dipl.-Med. Mike Otto, Miss Dr. med. Brigitte Fass and more.

  Distance From Major Landmarks

  Distance between Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg and Lidl is approximately 1092 meters

  Distance between Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg and Wollscheid Inn is approximately 3 kilometers

  Distance between Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg and Gastronomy Seasons is approximately 795 meters

  The distance between Montessori Orphanage Petrisberg and Great Wok Restaurant is approximately 2 kilometers

  Distance between Orphanage Montessori Petrisberg and Restaurant Monte Petris is approximately 408 meters

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