The week of February 4-10, 2026, in North Texas is brimming with exciting events, perfect for both sports enthusiasts and those seeking a more romantic atmosphere.
Division Brewing, located at 506 E Main St, Arlington, is set to host two captivating evenings dedicated to the works of Edgar Allan Poe on February 5-6. Attendees will have the opportunity to see actors perform notable pieces such as “The Raven,” “Annabel Lee,” and “The Tell-Tale Heart.” In the spirit of the occasion, guests are encouraged to don Victorian Gothic attire. The performances will take place at Growl Records, a nearby venue owned by the brewery, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the show commencing at 7 PM. Tickets, priced at $49.87 on Eventbrite, include a commemorative pint glass and two beers.
On February 6, the Kimbell Art Museum, located at 3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, will commemorate the Year of the Fire Horse with a Lunar New Year Happy Hour from 5 PM to 7 PM. This event, co-hosted with Fort Worth Sister Cities International, promises an engaging experience with traditional Chinese music performed by the Dallas Guzheng Association, artistic activities, and an Asian-themed art scavenger hunt. Entry is free, and refreshments will be available for purchase.
Saturday, February 7, marks an early celebration of Galentine’s Day at Panther Island Brewing, located at 501 N Main St, Fort Worth. From 1 PM to 4 PM, the Galentine’s Party 2026 will feature local vendors, giveaways, a permanent jewelry booth, and the chance to meet adoptable dogs. Beer, mimosas, and nonalcoholic drinks will be available, and the event is free for attendees of all ages.
Simultaneously, Sledge Distillery, located at 8210 Paluxy Hwy, Tolar, will host its Opening Weekend Hootenanny from 2 PM to 10 PM. Guests can enjoy spirits, food, and a variety of entertainment options, including mahjong lessons, a paint-and-sip session, and live music by Toby Hutchison. Admission is free, except for the paint-and-sip session, which costs $46.90 per person.
February 8 is Super Bowl Sunday, a day that brings excitement for fans, although not everyone may be invested in the game itself. Those who attend the game-watching parties may find themselves navigating lively discussions about the halftime show. For a bit of fun, viewers may consider familiarizing themselves with Bad Bunny by watching his documentary, “The Affect: Bad Bunny,” available on Peacock and YouTube TV. This brief 20-minute tutorial dives into his Puerto Rican roots and his influence on the music scene.
On February 9-10, the UTA campus will unveil a new exhibit, “Our Man in Vietnam,” showcasing the work of renowned journalist Bob Schieffer, a Fort Worth native and TCU graduate. The exhibit features firsthand reports, letters, and photographs from Schieffer’s time covering the Vietnam War, where he documented the stories of Texas soldiers. The grand opening on February 9 from 4 PM to 7 PM will provide a chance to meet Schieffer himself, and the exhibit will be open until April 4. Tickets for his speaking event on February 10 at 7:30 PM are available for $5, and attendees can enjoy extended exhibit hours beforehand.
