This weekend promises to be lively, particularly on Saturday.
Grackle Art Gallery is set to kick off Fall Gallery Night with an opening reception for its new exhibition, titled “12 Squared.” This showcase emphasizes sustainability and local creativity, featuring North Texas artists who have transformed reclaimed clothing into innovative artworks. The event runs from noon to 9 PM, and admission is complimentary. For more details on additional events during Fall Gallery Night, visit the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association’s website.
In nearby Grapevine, excitement is brewing for the high school football game tonight. Live Nation will be filming the Grapevine High School band during their performance of a song from Riley Green’s latest album, “That’s Just Me,” which is being released today. This collaboration follows their previous work with Grapevine native Post Malone. The Grapevine Mustangs will face off against the Carrollton Newman Smith Trojans at 7 PM at Mustang-Panther Stadium, with tickets priced at $10.
In Dallas, Amplified Minds is holding its second annual fundraiser, “Louder Than Stigma,” at Kessler Theater. The event will feature live performances by Tye Harris and the Cayuga All Stars, as well as outdoor acoustic sets from Courtney Hart and Tom Sless. As September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Month, this event aims to raise awareness around mental health issues. Every ticket sold contributes to providing free therapy sessions, including art and music therapy, for Texas artists and musicians aged 18 and older. The festivities commence at 6 PM, with the main show starting at 8 PM. Tickets are available starting at $32.50 through Amplified Minds’ website.
Returning to the theme of Stars Hollow, legendary rock musician Sebastian Bach, known for his role as the lead vocalist of Skid Row and as a member of the fictional band HEP Alien, is visiting NRH this weekend. He will host a book discussion and signing event at the NRH Library at 7 PM, promoting his memoir, “18 and Life on Skid Row.” Tickets are priced at $25 on Eventbrite and include a copy of the book.
On Sunday, history will be made at the Fort Worth Convention Center with the final community event at this venue. Residents are invited to celebrate 58 years of memories during the Arena Farewell, which starts at noon. Attendees can enjoy live music, a historical exhibit, and a variety of family-friendly activities. Admission to this event is free.
