Arlington celebrates centennial of its first city park
The city will add its 100th park later this year, capping off the centennial celebration with a bang.
A celebration of things to do in Tarrant County. Presented by Autobahn.
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Refuge After Hours
June 27 @ 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
$5 – $10
As the sun sets below the horizon, the world of moths comes to life. Come join the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge on a hike as we explore and search for this diverse group of lepidopterans. Our journey will conclude at a mothing station, where we will observe numerous species of local moths. Meet at the Front Gate. Pre-registration required. $10 (with paid admission) and members pay $5.
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