The Best Landmarks in Fort Worth

A gorgeous venue with lots to admire, not just for the artwork inside but also for the campus itself. There are representative works from familiar artists like Richard Diebenkorn, Ellsworth Kelly, Ed Ruscha, Mark Rothko, Edward Irwin, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Ed Ruscha, and Andy Warhol. There are also provocative works and installations that will challenge your senses. The entire venue itself is a gorgeous piece of modern architecture. Best of all, it's free on Sundays (when parking might overflow onto the streets around the museum) and half-price on Wednesdays. The regular admission fee is a reasonable $10 anyway. Definitely worth a visit.

My family and I went here for our close friend's son's 4th birthday. This place is huge! My son enjoyed every square inch of this museum. There is something here for all ages for instance we have a two year old and he was able to do activities and run and play and make friends and the staff was extremely understanding and helpful and excited to help. We also went to the cafeteria where they had hot food as well as prepackaged food really healthy options really freshly-made super great staff this is a place we definitely will be coming back to over and over again. Also the birthday party rooms were very big depending on your size (group size) I'm sure you could get it bigger.

This is such a cute little museum full of girl power. I visited the museum with my kiddo on the Fort Worth museum day a few months back and i was so charmed by the staff and the exhibits that i cant wait to come back. My favorite part of the museum was actually in the rotunda on the first floor. if you look up and walk around the rotunda you can see cowgirls like Annie Oakley in motion using special tiles and images. The second floor showcases various artifacts and describes accomplishments of various notable cowgirls in history and also how they were portrayed in hollywood. They also have a really cute gift shop as well. Like I mentioned, its a tiny little museum.