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Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.
Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.
Latest reporting from the Arts + Entertainment desk.

Arts + Entertainment
View MoreGrapevine's 40th annual GrapeFest runs Sept. 17–20 on Historic Main Street with 40 Texas wineries, a blind tasting marking the 50th anniversary of the Judgment of Paris, grape stomping, live music and new food vendors.

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View MoreSouthlake's Celebrate Southlake block party returns to Town Square on Saturday, Sept. 12, with live music, yard games, a city vehicle showcase and a fireworks-and-light-show finale at 8:30 p.m. to mark the city's 70th anniversary.

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View MoreGrape Vine Springs Winery's Night Watchman Tour walks Historic Main Street in Grapevine on Friday, Aug. 28, at 7 p.m., offering local ghost stories and a glass of wine for $25.

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View MoreSouthlake photographer Ximena Peryea is among nine Tarrant County artists chosen for the 2026 Texas Vignette Art Fair, a free all-women exhibition Oct. 2–3 in Dallas.

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View MoreGrapevine's free outdoor concert series returns to Peace Plaza on Friday, Sept. 4, with 16 tribute-band shows running Friday and Saturday nights through Oct. 31.

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View MoreOktoberfest Southlake celebrates its 25th anniversary Oct. 16-18 at Southlake Town Square with free admission, live music, arts and crafts, food, a wiener dog race, and family activities organized by the Southlake Chamber of Commerce.

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View MoreGrapevine artist Nicole Heere is opening Housewife Rebellion, an art gallery and wine tasting room with a private event space called the Rebel Room, at 211 E. Worth St. near Historic Main Street this summer.

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View MoreGrapevine's September festival calendar — headlined by the 40th Annual GrapeFest, ItalianCarFest and the free Grapevine Main LIVE! concert series — is poised to drive thousands of visitors into local restaurants, wineries and hotels in a city where tourism accounts for 84% of sales tax revenue.
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