Daycares in fort worth texas: Fort Worth, TX Daycare & Preschool

In-Home Daycare and Group Home Child Care in Fort Worth TX

The Fort Worth home daycare options below are dedicated to providing families
with quality home childcare in a safe and nurturing environment. Group home daycares are personable alternatives to large
centers with hundreds of children. Entrusting your family childcare to a Fort Worth home
daycare gives children the added security of being cared for in a home environment while still giving parents the peace of mind
that comes from knowing their children are under the supervision of licensed professionals. We gathered the information for home
childcare centers in Fort Worth into one place in order to help simplify your search
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Sandra Williams

Carolina Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76123 | (817) 353-8575

When you step into a Larkay Childcare, you’ll notice a warm and spacious atmosphere that fosters creativity, exploration and growth. We share a passion for helping children reach their potential.  And you’ll notice that our top priority is the safety, security …

Leaping Forward Learning Center

10609 Copperwood Ln, Fort Worth, TX 76140 | (817) 293-8326

We are licensed through the state of Texas! At Leaping Forward Learning Center, we prepare young children for higher learning and life by emphasizing academic excellence which concludes our Advanced Placement program. We are committed to fostering a respectful …

Angels From Heaven Childcare

4407 Meadowbrook Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76103 | (817) 531-2127

Angels From Heaven Childcare is a Licensed Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Aunt Amy’s Home Childcare

Gadsden Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76244 | (817) 431-6687

Full-Time & Weekly Rate- Balanced Breakfast, Lunch & Snack.  Both teachers are CPR Certified and trained in First Aid/AED. Licensed Home Daycare-DFPS. B.S. Degree-Speech-Language Pathology and Psychology and provide a Teacher’s Assistant.  Several years …

Candace Long

2541 Rivers Edge Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76118 | (817) 925-6446

Jam Home Child Care offers a daily curriculum, meals and loving care for your child. Curriculum includes weekly keyboard and Spanish lessons, Hooked on Phonics, The Mead Preschool Book and more.

FACES OF LOVE

5848 Sea Bass Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76179 | (817) 237-4181

We have openings on our Family Day Care “Faces of Love” I have 12 years of experience as Bilingual Teacher. I have a 1 year daughter that is the reason I will stay at home, because I know how difficult is to trust someone to take care of our children. We are christian …

LoveJoy Preschool

Woodsmoke Way, Fort Worth, TX 76137 | (817) 605-0366

   LoveJoy Preschool is a loving, Christian environment where we hold strong to the belief that all children are precious gifts from God. You can rest assured that your child is in a safe, nurturing and loving preschool where children excel because …

A Mothers Touch In Home Childcare

8728 Sumter Way, Fort Worth, TX 76244 | (817) 706-8372

Providing care for 1st 2nd and 3rd shift allowing parents who work non traditional hours the ability to have quality care. 

Academy For Kids

Villages Of Woodland Springs, Fort Worth, TX 76244 | (817) 881-0543

Academy For Kids is owned and operated by Shayla Drumm, a caring, nurturing, day care provider and teacher. Academy For Kids offers affordable, reliable child care where children are allowed to be children and families are always a priority. This program is designed …

Amino Z Caringbah Megastore

2 / 41-43 Parraweena Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76102 | (130) 026-4669

Our vision is to help millions of people in Australia (and around the world) by becoming one of the largest and most respected fitness, health and nutritional services company. We aim to provide an authoritative source of scientifically researched and accurate …

Bobo’s Child Care

7240 Wild Wing Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76120 | (817) 504-3455

We use the Mother Goose Curriculum, Leap Frogs: Talking Letter Factory Video,Hook on Phonics and Spanish Program to help your child develop a good educational foundation in English and Spanish. The after school age will have an hour of Spanish classes too.

Discover Me Montessori

8436 Ladina Place, Fort Worth, TX 76131 | (682) 235-4366

I am a happily married, Christian mother of 3 children, ages 5-12. I earned my degree in education in order to serve children. After teaching in public school (with prior experience in daycare), I realized I could offer a more individualized, hands-on learning …

Little Monarchs Child Care

12349 Green Ash Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76244 | (323) 972-0871

Our Teacher: Hello! I am Karen, the founder of Little Monarch’s Family Child Care. I was inspired to start my own program because it has always been my dream to design my own space where children can blossom and grow. I have 10 years of experience working …

Tracy Ingram

4133 Ave. G, Fort Worth, TX 76105 | (682) 774-2410

Welcome to Sovereign Care. i have been caring for children since i was 11 years of age. But have been taking child care serious to care for children outside my family since 2018. at Sovereign Care we provide a safe learning environment, as well as a …

All My Children

4412 Strong Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76105 | (817) 531-1554

All My Children is a Licensed Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

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733 N Hampton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102 | 18175015600

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Amber Anderson

York Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76134 | (817) 333-4856

Amber Anderson is a Registered Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Amber Peters

4660 Park Bend Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76137 | (817) 773-0808

Amber Peters is a Licensed Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Barbara Labeau

Calico Rock Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76131 | (817) 847-5599

Barbara Labeau is a Registered Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Beverly George

Sundance Ln, Fort Worth, TX 76179 | (817) 521-9953

Beverly George is a Registered Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Carlanda Reeves

Summer Park Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76123 | (817) 292-4709

Carlanda Reeves is a Registered Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Chloe Reed

South Dr Apt B, Fort Worth, TX 76109 | (817) 504-6378

Chloe Reed is a Registered Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Cyvondra Canada

Carolina Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76123 | (817) 715-5411

Cyvondra Canada is a Registered Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Dee Dee’s Child Care

8125 Twin Oaks Trl, Fort Worth, TX 76134 | (817) 217-2662

Dee Dee’s Child Care is a Licensed Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Deidre Watson

6124 Oakway Ln. #101, Fort Worth, TX 76112 | (817) 495-9263

Hello Parents,My name is Deidre Watson and let me start my saying thank you in advance for choosing me to care for you child and providing my services. I am highly experienced in the childcare field, I have more than 10 plus years in the providing childcare and …

Desiray Felton

Farrell Ln, Fort Worth, TX 76119 | (920) 401-7586

Desiray Felton is a Registered Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Elizabeth Ramirez

W Boyce Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76133 | (817) 585-1086

Elizabeth Ramirez is a Registered Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Just Like Home

Saratoga Road, Fort Worth, TX 76244 | (817) 714-5590

Here at Just Like Home our name speaks for itself. We provide a loving learning environment so your child can learn while feeling like their are in the comfort of their home. Hours of Operations: 7:00AM – 6:00PM

Lillian Green

409 Signal Hill Ct N, Fort Worth, TX 76112 | (817) 266-8816

Lillian Green is a Licensed Child-Care Home in Fort Worth TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Nicole Gilbert

Wedgway Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76133 | (817) 395-1885

Nicole Gilbert is a Registered Child-Care Home in FORT WORTH TX, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

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Businesses lose billions due to lack of child care, Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker says

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Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker speaks about the importance of child care during the Dallas Regional Chamber’s third annual State of Early Education.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

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8:00 AM on Jun 3, 2022 CDT — Updated at 10:17 AM on Jun 3, 2022 CDT

American businesses are losing billions each year because workers don’t have enough access to child care, officials said at the Dallas Regional Chamber’s third annual State of Early Education address Thursday.

Access to high-quality early childhood education is important because it directly impacts business communities, parents and kids, said Dale Petroskey, president and CEO of the chamber.

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker, who was the event’s keynote speaker, stressed that adequate and affordable child care is important for communities so businesses and the economy can thrive. And early childhood education is key to helping kids be successful later in life, she added.

But not everyone can afford high-quality preschool or child care or has it nearby. And that leads to businesses nationwide losing about $13 billion annually in costs due to the lack of child care.

Parker shared her own experiences, noting that her daughter’s college tuition at Texas Tech University was less expensive than the tuition at the Montessori school her 4-year-old was attending.

“This is an incredibly debilitating cost for American families, and unfortunately, it’s not getting much better,” Parker said.

While businesses suffer, kids do too.

Research shows that about 90% of brain development occurs by age 5 and that getting high-quality education early is more effective than any other intervention by schools or society later in a child’s life.

What businesses can do to help

Private sector businesses can implement family-friendly policies, Parker said.

The chamber recognized 109 companies in the Dallas region that have implemented family-friendly benefits and policies. (The Dallas Regional Chamber is a supporter of the Education Lab at The Dallas Morning News.)

Such policies that companies can implement to help parents include on-site child care, flexible hours, working remotely and maternity leave. Chamber officials noted that research suggests 35% of Texas workers who have or plan to quit their job cite child care issues as a primary reason.

“We need great child care where our kids can be stimulated, so that parents can go off to work, feeling peace of mind that their kids are getting a good day’s worth of care and education at the same time,” Petroskey said.

Why invest in early education?

Making the Dallas region the best place for people to live, work and do business all starts with delivering a quality education to ensure a strong workforce, Petroskey said.

“We need talented workers who are well educated and trained so they can do the jobs that need to be done here so we can keep growing,” he said. “On the other hand, every person deserves a chance for a good education, a good job and a good life.”

For every dollar invested in early education, the return on investment is between $7 and $12, Parker noted.

Parker added that the United States spends about $500 per child to educate kids under 5. But $14,000 is spent per student in kindergarten through high school. In contrast, Norway spends about $30,000 per child to educate those under 5 while Germany spends about $20,000, she said.

“So frankly, our investments just don’t make sense,” Parker said.

High-quality early childhood education goes beyond day care to include learning opportunities, which means investing in quality instructors as well, she said.

“Usually the women that serve in our child care facilities — that are taking care of your babies and my babies — that are high-quality child care educators make less than a cashier at Buc-ee’s in this country,” she said. “We can do better than that.”

Change in the Dallas area

While the private sector must do its part, local governments can help too, Parker said.

For example, in May, Tarrant County commissioners approved $45 million in federal funds to support child care and make long-term investments in early childhood education across the community.

“This can be transformative and will be transformative in Tarrant County,” Parker said.

Fort Worth, Arlington and Tarrant County leaders had previously funneled $2 million of that federal pandemic aid to boost child care educator pay.

These efforts coincide with others to invest in holistic approaches to expand access to child care.

“The future of the American dream and our success hinges on how we treat our youngest and most vulnerable,” Parker said.

The DMN Education Lab deepens the coverage and conversation about urgent education issues critical to the future of North Texas.

The DMN Education Lab is a community-funded journalism initiative, with support from The Beck Group, Bobby and Lottye Lyle, Communities Foundation of Texas, The Dallas Foundation, Dallas Regional Chamber, Deedie Rose, Garrett and Cecilia Boone, The Meadows Foundation, Solutions Journalism Network, Southern Methodist University, Todd A. Williams Family Foundation and the University of Texas at Dallas. The Dallas Morning News retains full editorial control of the Education Lab’s journalism.

Haeven Gibbons, staff writer. Haeven Gibbons is an intern for the Education Lab at The Dallas Morning News. Gibbons is currently working toward a BA in journalism with a minor in Spanish at Texas Christian University. She loves learning about other people, issues and cultures.

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Rover offers doggy daycare services for pet owners throughout the local area. Its network includes thousands of pet sitters that are available to care for dogs while their owners work or travel. The service connects sitters with clients online or through its app. Customers can meet with sitters prior to booking, and services are available for a range of dogs, including high-energy puppies and dogs with special needs.

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CowTown Canines is a doggy daycare and grooming facility accepting new clients in the Dallas-Forth Worth area of Texas. Their knowledgeable team of dog experts provides interactive play in their climate-controlled indoor and outdoor spaces that feature a doggy lounge, couches, and beds. Their outside area has several pools, trees, and playsets to keep pets active and interested during daycare or 24-hour boarding. They provide dog training, with composure class for work on manners and basic obedience, puppy socialization, weight loss boot camp, and rehabilitation for scared, timid, and unsocial dogs. Spa services like bathing, nail trim, ear cleaning, flea control, and teeth brushing are also available.

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Doggie Diggs is a daycare center based in Fort Worth. It offers exclusive daycare services for small breed dogs under thirty pounds and under 16 inches tall to ensure that dogs are exposed to similar playstyles without the threat of accidents. The daycare offers full grooming services performed by a professional groomer every Friday. Doggie Diggs provides dogs with chairs, beds, blankets, and crates and offers 24/7 boarding. Its general facilities include indoor and outdoor play areas, including a real grass yard.

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Dogs Rule Resort is a full-service dog daycare resort that serves residents of Fort Worth. Individuals can take their dogs to this facility for stimulating activities, including swimming, playing, and doggy naps. The resort has a 4,000 square-foot climate-controlled indoor play area with rubber flooring to ensure dogs are comfortable throughout their stay. Dog owners can also monitor their dogs via the facility’s live webcam. Dogs Rule Resort has won Best Pet Boarding Reader’s Choice Award for Denton/Corinth.

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Dogs Unleashed is a Fort Worth-based dog daycare and grooming facility with service to customers and their furry family members in the cities of Flower Mound, Southlake, Keller, Grapevine, Trophy Club, Roanoke, and more in Texas. Owner and founder Lea Van Vleet is a native of East Texas and lifelong animal enthusiast, caring for a variety of species in her farm upbringing. Lea has previous experience working at Great Dane Rescue of North Texas and work as a veterinary technician. Services available at the facility include doggy daycare, overnight boarding, and affordable spa treatments like nail trims, premium bathing, and massage.

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Fluffy’s Pet Resort offers dog daycare services to dog owners in Fort Worth and the surrounding areas. The facility provides thorough screening for pet’s social compatibility in terms of play styles, age, and sizes. Its doggy care services include meals and outdoor play with mini pools. The care team disinfects play areas for puppy health. Its outdoor playground fitted with quality equipment allows dogs to play games with safe toys in a clean and controlled environment.

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Happy Tai​ls Dog Sitting provides daycare solutions for pet owners in Fort Worth and the neighboring areas. Established in 2009 as an alternative to kennels, the founder’s home accommodates any size of dogs and provides individualized plans for each guest depending on the dog’s routine. The dogs will be interacting with the founder’s dog, Preston, a pug that is friendly to both big and small dogs. Extended stays and separate areas for big and small dogs are also available.

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House of Wag is an all-day cage-free doggy daycare and play facility that offers grooming, overnight boarding, and pet photography. Located conveniently in the Six Points Urban Village Arts District off of 377 in Fort Worth, Texas, the facility features a 1,400 square foot indoor playroom and 3,000 square foot fenced and tree-shaded outdoor play area. All guests are evaluated and screened before acceptance in the daycare and boarding programs to ensure safety for all pets. The business also offers Spaw Packages which include basic bath with shampoo and blow dry, as well as nail trimming, ear cleaning, and options for specialized shampoos to treat dry skin, fleas, and allergies.

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Metro Animals has offered comprehensive dog daycare services to residents in Fort Worth and the surrounding areas since 2005. Its dog care program comprises various activities such as medication administration and spacious indoor-outdoor play areas. It also provides enrichment activities such as toys and pools that aim to build the dog’s social skills in a closely monitored environment. Additionally, dogs receive constant care and individual attention. Metro Animals also offers all-day pick-up and drop-off services.

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Muffin’s Grooming N Boarding is a professional dog groomer and boarding facility located in Kennedale, Texas with service to customers throughout Tarrant County. They provide climate-controlled dog boarding suites for overnight stays as well as doggy daycare, with pricing discounts available for multiple dogs and free bathing and brushing for pets staying more than five nights. Grooming includes medicated and fur-whitening washes, ear cleaning, nail clipping, de-shedding, and options for skin and coat treatments for dry skin or other conditions. Davina, the owner, has over ten years experience as a professional dog groomer and works with all breeds and sizes.

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PetSuites Alliance is a business servicing Fort Worth residents for their pet care needs. It offers dog daycare, ensuring the safety of all dogs participating in the group play sessions. The service includes day play for energetic dogs, day boarding for those who prefer some alone time, and a day spa at the end of the day. The business provides spacious indoor and outdoor spaces with different features available for all the needs of playful dogs. The daycare service is also available for cats. Grooming, training, and puppy preschool services are also offered by PetSuites Alliance.

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Resort For Pets has been working with dog owners in Fort Worth since 2007. Its trained staff takes extreme care and time in helping each dog adjust to a new environment. The care team introduces dogs to different play styles, making sure it’s safe and happy in the off-leash play facility. The daycare services include express bath, grooming, and pool time. Resort For Pets is affiliated with the International Boarding & Pet Services Association.

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Riverside Kennel is a dog daycare business in Fort Worth that provides a fun and safe place for dogs to stay while their owners are away. It has rooms that are sized for all breeds of dogs, comfy floor dog beds, 24/7 music, and large play yards for exercising. Since 2005, the daycare has offered boarding services for dogs that need to stay longer than a day. Dog owners can purchase extra storytime or playtime services from Riverside Kennel.

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Ruff Resort & Spa is a pet business that serves dog owners in the Fort Worth area. The daycare facility has indoor playrooms and outdoor play yards for the dogs that have passed the evaluation process to enjoy supervised cage-free playing. Its staff ensures the dogs actively socialize and burn out their energy before the owners come to pick them up at the end of the day. Ruff Resort & Spa also provides boarding and grooming solutions for dogs.

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Hotels with Babysitting and Childcare in Fort Worth, Texas

Rustic Creek Ranch Resort

2301 S Burleson Blvd, Burleson TX – 76028

(855) 516-1090

18.16 miles

2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a water park (surcharge). The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.

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Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine

100 Great Wolf Dr, Grapevine TX – 76051

(855) 516-1090

20.61 miles

Play On The Water Slides, Lounge By The Indoor Beach And Outdoor Pool, And Sweeten The Stay With Free Wi-Fi At The Great Wolf Lodge-Grapevine. This Vast Resort Has A Spa, An Outdoor Pool, An Indoor Waterpark With Lots Of Water Slides, And More Than 600 Rooms, All With Free Wi-Fi Access, Flat-Panel Tvs And Mini-Fridges And Microwaves. Guests Dine On-Site At One Of Several Eateries And Polish Work Reports In The Business Center. Stock Up On Snacks At The Sundry Shop And Get Travel Clothes Clean At The Laundry. Parking Is Free. The Compound Is About Two Miles From The Junction Of International Parkway And Carpenter Freeway And About Two Miles From Grapevine Mills Mall. Downtown Dallas Is 23 Miles Away. Dallas – Ft. Worth International Airport Is Seven Miles South.

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Four Seasons Hotel Dallas

4150 N Macarthur Blvd, Irving TX – 75038

(855) 516-1090

22.91 miles

Two 18-Hole Golf Courses, Four Swimming Pools And A Dozen Tennis Courts Are Among The Resort-Style Amenities Our Guests Enjoy At The Four Seasons Resort And Club Dallas At Las Colinas. The Dallas Four Seasons Calls To Mind An Exclusive Country Club, With A Dozen Tennis Courts (Four Of Them Indoors), Racquetball And Squash Courts, Four Pools — Including A Year-Round One That’S Indoors — And Two Regulation Golf Courses. Pilates, Power Yoga And Other Classes Are Available At The Fitness Center, Which Is Stocked With Cardio Equipment. A Nine-Story Tower And Bungalows House The Hotel’S 431 Rooms And Suites, Which Feature Private Balconies Overlooking The Gardens, Pools Or Golf Courses. Executive Work Desks, Cable Tvs, Mini-Bars And Cd Players Are Nice In-Room Touches, As Are Deep Soaking Tubs And Glass-Enclosed Showers In The Marble Bathrooms. There’S Twice-Daily Maid Service. The Spa Offers Services In Its Private Treatment Rooms, And Also Boasts A Relaxation Room And Its Own Outdoor Pool. Five Restaurants And Lounges Mean You Don’T Have To Leave The Property For A Good Meal. Same-Day Dry Cleaning Is Available, And Parking Is Free. The Four Seasons Dallas Offers Easy Access To Downtown Destinations And The Region’S Major Thoroughfares, Including I-35E And I-635. For Local Culture, The Dallas Museum Of Art Is A 12-Mile Drive. Cowboys Stadium Is 16 Miles From The Hotel, And Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Is 10 Miles Away.

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Rustic Creek Ranch Resort

2301 S Burleson Blvd, Burleson, TX – 76028

18.16 miles

CALL 855-516-1090

2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a water park (surcharge). The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.

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Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine

100 Great Wolf Dr, Grapevine, TX – 76051

20.61 miles

CALL 855-516-1090

Play On The Water Slides, Lounge By The Indoor Beach And Outdoor Pool, And Sweeten The Stay With Free Wi-Fi At The Great Wolf Lodge-Grapevine. This Vast Resort Has A Spa, An Outdoor Pool, An Indoor Wa…

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Four Seasons Hotel Dallas

4150 N Macarthur Blvd, Irving, TX – 75038

22. 91 miles

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Fort Worth Science and History Museum

The Fort Worth Science and History Museum is located at 1600 Gendy Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107 in the city’s Cultural District. It was opened in 1945 as the Fort Worth Children’s Museum and moved to its current location in 1954. In 1968 the museum adopted its current name. ^[1] Attractions in the museum include the Noble Planetarium and the Omni Theatre, with Star’s Cafe and Shop Too! gift shop, in addition to traveling and permanent scientific and historical exhibits.

In autumn 2007 the museum was closed for renovation. During construction, the museum had a limited presence in the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame next door, with a “2 museums, 1 roof” temporary campaign. The entire museum was moved to a new building on the same site in 2009. The new building was designed by architects. Legorreta + Legorreta with Gideon Toal and consists of 166,000 square feet. The original Omni Theater and lobby have been renovated but remain mostly intact. In addition, the museum left intact one tree from the original courtyard of the museum and built a museum around it, leaving the tree in an open area called Heritage Yard . The total maximum capacity is 3369 people. The opening of the museum after the renovation took place on Friday, November 20, 2009.

Content

• 1 Constant exhibits
  • 1.1 Children’s Museum Fort Urta
  • 1.2 Dinolabs and Dinodig
  • 1.3 Livestocks Museum
  • 1.5 Innovative studio

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• 3 Noble Planetarium
• 4 Omni theater, dome IMAX
• 5 Museum School
• 6 See also
• 7 Recommendations
• 8 External link

Permanent exhibits

Children’s Museum of Fort Urta

intended for children under 8 years old.

DinoLabs and DinoDig

Complete articulations of dinosaur skeletons and excavation site replicating a local paleontological field where children can play.

Animal Breeders Museum

A Museum within a Museum, The Animal Breeders Museum is a 10,000 square foot exhibit dedicated to preserving and celebrating the vital history of animal husbandry.

Energy explosion

Regional energy and alternative energy resources.

Innovation Studios

Innovation Studios are located next to the museum’s central corridor. The five glass-walled studios that surround the Innovation Gallery are called “inventor”, “draughtsman”, “designer”, “imaginator” and “explorer”. It’s 6,000 square feet of flexible and engaging learning spaces.

150th Anniversary of Fort Worth

“150 Years of Fort Worth” traces the development of Fort Worth, from its beginnings as a frontier outpost, through its early life as a cattle town, to the present day. The exhibit, created by the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in collaboration with the City Center Development Co., was housed in the historic Firehouse 1, built in 1907. Fire Station No. 1 is located in the city center. complex on the northeast corner of Second and Torgovaya streets. This exhibition closed on February 19, 2016. ^[2]

Noble Planetarium

The 90-seat Noble Planetarium also has an exhibition area with large screens with views of the Sun, as well as communication channels providing information from the Hubble telescope.

Omni Theater, IMAX Dome

Since its opening on April 19, 1983, the Omni has earned a reputation as an engaging learning environment. More than 10 million guests have traveled to the remote islands of the Pacific Ocean, explored the depths of the ocean, splashed in the mighty Colorado Grand Canyon, raced through the boundless Serengeti, traveled the galaxy to the craters of Mars and slowly rose upwards. treacherous peaks of Everest without leaving your Omni!

With an eight-story domed screen and 30-degree stadium seating, the Omni Theater is the largest IMAX dome in the United States west of the Mississippi River. The 120ft wide Omni screen puts the audience at the center of the action. The theater embodies a revolutionary cinematic presentation concept that combines the drama of oversized film, state-of-the-art projection equipment, innovative tilt-dome theater architecture, and the most sophisticated production techniques to create a unique cinematic experience.

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• Fort-URTS OTAKADA , a short film in order to order the museum and traditionally shown to the OMNI Theater films.
• CSI: Experience, exhibit developed by the museum and its partners 9 “Article disappeared from historic Fort Worth Fire Station, owner demands removal of restrictions.” Telegram Star. August 15, 2016. Retrieved October 21, 2017.

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City of Fort Worth, Texas, USA

In northeast Texas, on the banks of the Trinity River, lies the charming city of Fort Worth. It is one of the largest cities in the US. But, despite its size, Fort Worth is a cozy and quiet city that sacredly honors its traditions and customs. Numerous cowboy ranches, old cobbled boulevards, picturesque parks, annually attract crowds of tourists from all over the world. Fort Worth delights with its unique original culture.

The geography of the city and its environs is very extensive – the eastern part is covered by mighty mixed forests, to the west stretched hilly plains and endless prairies. The climate is subtropical – it is quite hot in summer, there is a lot of precipitation, winter is mild, warm and snowy.

History of the city

In 1840 a defensive fortress was built on the territory of the modern city. It served as a reliable defense against constant Indian raids. Gradually, more and more civilian settlements began to appear around the fortress. But, despite this, for a long time the main function of the fortress was defense. Only after the end of the Civil War, the life of the city entered a peaceful course. Agriculture was widely developed, mainly cattle breeding. Most of the city’s population was engaged in driving cattle.

In 1876, a large railroad was built through the Fort Worth area. It served as a powerful impetus for the development of trade and industry. The export of livestock to other regions of the country has sharply increased. Gradually, the decision came that it was much more profitable to supply finished goods, so the first slaughterhouses were built in the city. The agricultural industry of the city has entered a new stage of its development. Soon an oil field was found in Texas. And in Fort Worth, the first oil refineries appeared. Emigrants from all over the country poured in here in search of new jobs. The city continued to grow and prosper.

During World War II, Fort Worth hosted several military bases and training grounds. The city has become a major aviation center. In the post-war period, he greatly changed. But, the culture, traditions and customs of the old West remained unchanged. Today, about five million tourists from all over the world come to Fort Worth annually. And this is an important factor for its further prosperity and development.

Fort Worth Attractions

Cowboy Quarter Stockyards

The city’s main attraction is the charming Stockyards. Walking along its narrow winding streets, tourists are transported to the era of the Wild West. Cowboy saloons, old hotels, a huge farmers’ market – as if they had stepped out of the pages of American novels. Several cowboy houses still remain on the territory of the quarter. Tourists are given the opportunity to live in such a house, learn horseback riding, and also witness how brave, desperate guys, with a flick of the wrist, tame huge angry bulls.

Numerous festivals and shows are held on the territory of the quarter every year. The most striking of them is the Pawnee Bill Show. Its entertainment program includes taming bulls with the help of a lasso, shooting competitions, horse riding, and old cowboy songs. Incredible interest is caused by horse racing without a saddle. Such an extreme show will appeal to thrill-seekers. And from a dangerous rodeo on bulls, they will be completely delighted. Interestingly, not only men, but also women take part in such competitions. They have their own show called Barrel Racing.

Sundance Square

In the heart of Fort Worth, an atmosphere of carefree fun and celebration reigns. Here lies the huge Sundance Square. On its territory there is a huge number of luxurious restaurants, cozy cafes, luxury boutiques, souvenir stalls, nightclubs and wonderful hotels. Every year, a lot of various festive events and festivals are held here.

City Botanical Garden

Nature and beauty lovers must visit the Fort Worth Botanical Garden. Fragrant irises, chrysanthemums, lilies and daffodils invite visitors to the Aroma Garden. Here, among low shady trees, there are picturesque ponds with magnolias. Nearby is a large shining fountain. A delightful spectacle opens up before the visitors of the “Japanese Garden”. Tourists have the opportunity to admire cherry blossoms, small sparkling waterfalls, ancient bridges and pavilions. There is also a small cozy tea room. Everyone can relax in its coolness and enjoy a fragrant tea drink. In addition, the Conservatory operates on the territory of the garden. Within its walls, daily displays of unique varieties of orchids and trees are held.

Kimbrell Museum

Fans of art and architecture should visit the Kimbrell Museum. The museum building itself is a magnificent architectural creation. Its walls contain unique works by Rembrandt, Rubens, Matisse, Picasso, Caravaggio, Turner, Velasquez and Cezanne. Every 4 years, in the concert hall of the museum, the World Piano Competition is held.

Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Modern Art deserves no less attention. The museum building is a powerful concrete structure placed in fragile glass boxes. A large swimming pool was created at the entrance to the museum. An indescribable spectacle opens up – the unusual structure of the building is reflected in the clear waters of the pool. In turn, in the glass walls of the building you can see the reflection of the sparkling pool. Inside the building there is a wonderful art gallery and a unique art history museum.

Travel Guide

Fort Worth can be reached by rail using the Trinity Express. A huge railroad runs through all the major cities of Texas. There is a large international airport in the vicinity of the city. Every day it receives thousands of flights from all over the world. You can also get to the city by bus, taking the Avtamak route.

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Fort Worth, Texas – LiveJournal of the US Embassy in Moscow

Susan Freeman it’s worth going there. I have been going there every year in December since I was a child. There are three main things that attract me to this city: the art museums, the annual Fort Worth Cattle Show, and of course, the local cuisine. The city has three major art museums: the Fort Worth Museum of Contemporary Art, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Emon Carter Museum of American Art.

The Kimbell Art Museum has a finely curated permanent collection and always features special works on display. My favorite is The Torment of Saint Anthony, an early painting by Michelangelo, painted by him as a teenager. This work has always amazed my imagination with the young artist’s creative approach to depicting how various demons torment St. Anthony. The Kimbell Museum is distinguished by the rich variety and exceptional talent of the works presented in its collection. The museum exhibits works by such Renaissance artists as Michelangelo and Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini, paintings and graphics by such impressionists as Edgar Degas and paintings by modernists Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. There are also several halls of ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Chinese art. The Kimbell Museum is one of my favorite places in Fort Worth and, believe it or not, admission to the permanent exhibition rooms is free.

Another one of my favorite paintings is in the city’s Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. This is Andy Warhol’s Self Portrait. The museum also exhibits his Twenty Five Colored Marilyns and Gun. Warhol is a true representative of American consumerism culture. His “Self-Portrait” is less typical of his work on its subject and brings him closer to the classical artistic tradition of portraiture.

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art covers several periods of American art within a single space. There, the works of Charles M. Russell and Federic Remington are presented in the art of the Wild West and paintings by Georgia O’Keeffe or photographs of the Brooklyn Bridge are also exhibited there.12 years old It is always interesting for me to return to the Emon Carter Museum, because the variety of art in my home country tells a lot about both the culture and its history.

Left photo: Andy Warhol’s “Self Portrait” at the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth. Photo: AP / Left photo: “Self Portrait” by Andy Warhol. Photo: AP
Right photo: “The Bronco Buster” by Federic Remington

Those who want to attend an event that is nowhere else but Texas should go to Fort Worth livestock exhibition and rodeo (The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo). The exhibit showcases livestock, agricultural products, handicrafts, and entertainment acts from all over the state. When I first went to this exhibition in 2009year, I was shocked. I have never seen so many cows in one place, especially such well-groomed cows from all over Texas that were raised by teenagers. I liked the rodeo because the tricks the riders did made the show feel like a little circus. The art market sells both traditional Old West style items and modern handmade pottery. This exhibition is the perfect mix of Texas from the Wild West and modern Texas under the same roof of a gigantic building with enough stuff to last a whole week.

While I’ve said that my favorite place in Fort Worth is the Kimbell Museum, I have to admit that what attracts me most to the city is the food – BBQ and Tex-Mex. My favorite restaurant is Joe T Garcia located in downtown Fort Worth. It is impossible to book a table in advance and there is always a queue winding down the street to its doors. Any company has an alternative: either dinner with enchiladas (Mexican corn tortilla stuffed with cheese, beef or chicken in a spicy tomato and chili sauce) or with fajitas (fried meat with spices). Nachos (corn chips) topped with cheese and pieces of jalapenos (a type of chili pepper) are always served first. Dinner with enchiladas begins with two of these sizzling cheese-filled tortillas, followed by two crispy tortillas (tortillas) with beef, rice, beans and homemade tortillas. All the dishes are very beautiful and very spicy, just like a Tex-Mex should be. My other favorite restaurant is called Angelos BBQ and my family loves it. It looks like a large wooden warehouse, and inside it is decorated with stuffed hunting trophies. At the entrance you will be met by a stuffed bear in the branded T-shirt of this restaurant, a portion of beer and Christmas tree lanterns around him. This restaurant is always decorated with a bit of humor.

All in all, a trip to Fort Worth will be an enjoyable experience, but these are just a few of the things you can enjoy. And it’s great that the city is constantly growing and developing. It has recently begun a major investment in urbanization and the growth of its business and cultural center, resulting in a much livelier and more popular nightlife in the city. I recommend you go to Fort Worth. The main thing is to be open to the perception of its culture and come on an empty stomach.

Fort Worth

Suzanne Freeman

U.S. Embassy Moscow

Fort Worth, Texas is a great place to travel to and a less frequently traveled to part of the United States. I have gone to Fort Worth every December since I was born. For me, the city has three major attractions, the art museums, the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and, of course, the food. There are three major art museums in Fort Worth, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Kimbell Art Museum and the Amon Carter Museum of American Art.

The Kimbell Art Museum has a brilliantly curated permanent collection and always has inspired special exhibits. My personal favorite is the “Torment of Saint Anthony,” an early piece by Michelangelo which he painted in his adolescence. The painting has always captured my imagination because of the creativity of the young artist shown in the variety of ways he portrayed the demons tormenting St. Anthony. The Kimbell is very special because of the diversity and extreme talent represented in its collection. The museum is also home to masterpieces by renaissance artists like Michelangelo and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, paintings and sketches by impressionist painters like Edgar Degas, and paintings by Modernists Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. In addition, there are also several galleries of ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Chinese art. The Kimbell is one of my favorite places in Fort Worth and, unbelievably, entrance into the permanent collection is free.

My clear favorite at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is “Self-Portrait” by Andy Warhol. The museum also has “Twenty Five Colored Marilyns” and “Gun” by Andy Warhol. Warhol is a representative of American consumerist culture. His “Self Portrait” is more rare because it is just a little bit different than his typical themes and places him closer to the classical artistic tradition of portraiture.

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art celebrates multiple eras of American art in one space, like the art of the Wild West by Charles M. Russell and Federic Remington or works of art by Georgia O’Keeffe, or photographs of the Brooklyn Bridge from 1912. I am always interested to go back to the Amon Carter because its diversity in art from my own country is simultaneously cultural and historical.

Those looking for a uniquely Texan experience should visit The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. The event features livestock, produce, handicrafts, and entertainment from all over the state. When I first went to the Stock Show in 2009, I was shocked. I had never seen so many cows in one place, especially such well-groomed cows which were raised by teenagers from all over Texas. I loved watching the horse shows because the tricks were like a small circus. The art market has more traditional Old West kinds of art, but also modern handmade pottery. The Stock Show is the perfect mixture of Wild West Texas and Modern Texas all in the same huge building with enough activities to do for a week.

Although I said the Kimbell was my favorite attraction in Fort Worth, I really have to say the best part of Fort Worth is the food, the BBQ, and the Tex-Mex. My favorite restaurant is Joe T Garcia in downtown Fort Worth. The restaurant does not take reservations and there is always a line out the door winding down the street. Groups have two choices: the enchilada dinner or the fajita. The meal always starts off with plates of nachos made with big round corn chips loaded with cheese and jalapenos. The enchilada dinner comes with two steaming hot cheese enchiladas, two crispy beef tacos, rice, beans, and homemade tortillas. All of the food is flavorful and spicy and exactly what Tex-Mex should be. My other favorite restaurant is a family favorite, called Angelos BBQ. The restaurant looks like a big wooden warehouse and on the inside it is covered in dead stuffed game. In the entry way there is a stuffed bear with an Angelos T-Shirt, a beer, and Christmas lights draped around it. The restaurant always puts a little humor into its decor.

Overall, Fort Worth is fun trip and these are just a few the attractions. One of the best things about the city is that it is constantly growing and developing. Recently the city has started to invest a lot in the urbanization and growth of its downtown area and as a result the nightlife has become much more exciting and prevalent. I recommend a trip to Fort Worth. Make sure to bring an open mind ready to take in the culture, and an empty stomach.

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Dallas and its twin city Fort Worth (Fort Worth, 48 km from Dallas) are closely connected by history and geography, but if “Big D” is skyscrapers and business districts, then Fort Worth is provincial cityscapes, old cobblestone boulevards and stockyards.

The city is literally saturated with the atmosphere of the “Old West” and is proud of its nickname Cowtown (“city of cows”), but livestock and everything related to it are far from its only attractions (suffice it to say that today there is an important center oil industry). Many events take place every year at Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth, a vibrant entertainment district with great hotels, shops, restaurants, music clubs, theater and exciting nightlife.

The historic stockyards are still in operation, and herds of cattle are driven down Exchange Avenue every year, more like a theatrical performance than a banal pasture for meat. There is also a museum with an extensive collection of photographs and memorabilia from the heyday of the “ranching era”, there is even a Heritage Park, excellent stables (what is a cowboy without a horse?), a zoological park and a Japanese garden.

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