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Bass Concert Hall

Bass Concert Hall is the main performing arts theatre in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, at 501 Calhoun Street. Opened in 1998 and named for philanthropists Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass, it hosts touring Broadway shows, opera…

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Panther City Fountain

The Panther City Fountain stands at the corner of 9th and Throckmorton in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. It takes its name from the city's nickname, Panther City, and it sits in a part of downtown where that nickname shows …

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Sid Richardson Museum

The Sid Richardson Museum is a small art museum at 309 Main Street in Sundance Square, in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. It shows Western paintings by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, collected by the Texas oilman…

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Fort Worth Sleeping Panther

The Fort Worth Sleeping Panther is a statue in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, that celebrates the city's nickname, Panther City. The name comes from a put-down in the 1870s that Fort Worth turned into a source of pride, and…

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Bass Performance Hall

Bass Performance Hall is a limestone concert hall at 455 Commerce Street in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, opened on May 1, 1998. It is best known for the two 48-foot angels carved into its facade, and it is a centerpiece o…

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