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Together we make art happen.
For the past 60 years, Arts Fort Worth has helped launch and level-up artists and arts groups and, with your support, we can continue to grow and evolve to better promote, nurture, and support the arts in Fort Worth!
Photo courtesy of Arts Fifth Avenue
Creating an arts community for all.
Through four distinct grants that distribute more than $1.4 million dollars to local arts organizations and artistic programs, Arts Fort Worth works to ensure that the arts are equitable and accessible.
Photo courtesy of Kimbell Art Museum
Leave your mark and embrace the future!
Join us on December 6th, 12-8 p.m., to celebrate the Fort Worth Community Arts Center! Share memories on a gallery wall, connect with our team, and discover what’s next for Arts Fort Worth. Let’s honor the past and embrace an inspiring new chapter together!
ARTS FORWARD 2025
LEARN - EXPERIENCE - CELEBRATE
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Saturday, March 29, 2025 | Texas Wesleyan University
Arts Fort Worth is thrilled to announce the inaugural Arts Forward, a city-wide arts summit, preceded by a Heart of Gold reception the evening before.
​Arts Forward is bringing together industry leaders, artists, performers, creatives, community advocates, and policymakers for an inspiring day of connection. Whether you're looking to explore the impact of the arts on community, health, and education, gather resources from arts organizations, or simply immerse yourself in the arts, this is an event you won't want to miss. Be sure to secure your ticket today!
Community-based art activation
We are seeking artists, performers, creatives, and organizations who are passionate about engaging with the community through the arts. This on-site, one-day project will provide an opportunity for artists to lead an interactive and collaborative process resulting in a final artwork that reflects the values and voices of our community.
Public art enhances the city
Public art can be an expression of a community's sense of identity and the character of the city. Most importantly, public art is accessible to everyone and it can increase the livability, safety, and desirability of a neighborhood or a city.
