Fort Worth Weekly

1 day ago | fwweekly.com | Jennifer Bovee

The weather is beautiful, and there are songs to be sung. Here are some choice upcoming events that include live music. Get out there and #SupportLocal! All Weekend Thin Line Festival, the annual citywide celebration every spring in Denton, isn’t just about movies. While Thin Line Film is the longest-running documentary festival in Texas, showcasing both local and international creators, there are also photographers exhibiting their work and musicians performing throughout Denton.

1 week ago | fwweekly.com | Anthony Mariani

Burk Burnett Park downtown (501 W 7th St) will be the site of a peaceful march for democracy and protest against the Donald Trump administration noon-4pm Sat. There will be speakers, live music, and a voter registration drive, and at 3pm in the northwest corner of the park, protesters will host an empty chair town hall. Trump-supporting Rep.

1 week ago | fwweekly.com | Kristian Lin

The same week that Sinners opens, another movie about the power of music opens, but just at the AMC theaters at Grapevine Mills and the Parks at Arlington. The Ballad of Wallis Island is on a much smaller scale and pursues completely different goals, and if you go in knowing that, you may find yourself utterly charmed. The film begins with Herb McGwyer (Tom Basden) arriving on a private island off the coast of Wales, where he’s greeted by owner Charles Heath (Tim Key).

1 week ago | fwweekly.com | Emily Morgan

Millennials used to be the “misunderstood generation.” Everyone blamed us for being lazy, rebellious, and entitled. But then came Gen Z – and now the two are stuck in a weird loop of blaming each other, or bonding on how broken everything feels. Oh, and the common consensus that ‘the boomers are to blame for everything that’s going on today’. The reality is that both millennials and Gen Zs spend a lot of time online. Both say that the world feels off.

1 week ago | fwweekly.com | Jennifer Bovee

Not only does 420 fall on Easter Sunday, but Tuesday is Earth Day, so this weekend (and next) will be pretty eventful. Here are some great ways to celebrate the green herb, the blue planet, and eggs of all colors. And if you get the munchies, check out Ate Days a Week (pg. 15) for some late-night grub ideas. It Ain’t Easy Being GreenFacts. Especially if you live in our state.