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Sundance Square: Sundance Square
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  • Yaqui
  • Updated By Yaqui on May 7, 2004
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  • Just a really cool place:-) - Fort Worth
    Just a really cool place:-)
    by Yaqui
    Rightfully named after the Sundance Kid, it is a place of history where they use to drive the cattle right through the downtown area to the stockyards. This place has lots of charm and things to see. This is the dowtown district that you can see way off in the distance. I always know when I am close and know how to get here because these buildings are so evident. This is a great place to shop, eat, explore some wonderful art galleries, museums, and party. Some really cool night clubs are here. Plus some really cool movie theatre too! And you know what? A pretty safe place to visit because security here is 24/7 too. The businesses downtown hired their own security force and they work along with the Fort Worth Police department, so it is a pretty secure place to hang out and enjoy.

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  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: www.sundancesquare.com
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    Sundance Square: Sundance Square
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  • VeronicaG
  • Updated By VeronicaG on April 5, 2008
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  • Chisholm Trail Mural--Sundance Square - Fort Worth
    Chisholm Trail Mural--Sundance
    Square
    by VeronicaG, 4 more photos
    I like to research an area once I find it interesting! Fort Worth has many historical sites to explore and enjoy, such as Sundance Square.

    The inspiration for its name was drawn from the true story of two fugitives from justice who hid there many, many years ago--Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

    Comprising nearly twenty blocks, there are now numerous restaurants and upscale shops, plus a few galleries (pic #4), a Barnes and Noble bookstore, Convention Center and Bass Performance Hall.

    We stopped by The Thomas Kincade gallery where it was demonstrated why Kincade is known as the Painter of Light. We were also informed that the artist makes occasional appearaces in the Ft. Worth area.

    There are many reminders this is cowboy territory. Western style storefronts and signs all shout: YOU'RE NOT IN THE NORTHEAST ANYMORE!!! If you click onto the additional photographs, you'll see a topiary in the shape of a Longhorn Steer ( pics#2,3 & 5).

    A mighty nice feature to Sundance Square is that there is free parking after 5 pm on the weekdays and ALL weekend days and evenings.

  • Address: Downtown--Follow signs
  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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  • sswagner
  • By sswagner on January 30, 2006
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  • Buildings at Sundance Square - Fort Worth
    Buildings at Sundance Square
    by sswagner
    Fort Worth appears to have three main areas that cater to tourism. They are; The Cultural District, the Stockyards, and Sundance Square in downtown. Here, one can see a variety of architecture from Art Deco to the modern glass skyscrapers. There are many reminders that Fort Worth is "Cowtown" in the form of murals, statues, and other features. The Bass Performance Hall is found near one corner of the square. I always like to visit the huge Barnes and Noble bookstore that spans two floors and extends for a city block. There are many clubs and restaurants all around. Parking is easy on the weekends (unless there is a major event). A lot is in the center of the square, and a large garage is nearby. Both are free on the weekends. Downtown Fort Worth has changed over the years. The square attracts many businesses and people for a visit. Almost all of the downtown sites are easily reachable from the square. There are also two movie theaters in the immediate area. One should find plenty to do here in a visit.

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  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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    Sundance Square: Sundance Square
    Bullabong
  • By Bullabong on November 10, 2005
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  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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    Sundance Square: Down Town Fort Worth
    txtinner
  • By txtinner on September 15, 2005
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  • Down town is a good place to start in Ft. Worth. Great places are all within walking distance. There are nice eating places, AMC Sundance Theater (with 11 screens), and the Sundance Square, where they have alot of outdoor entertainment.
    The Art Festival is always a good event to see. Havent been to Bass Hall for a trip to the theatre, but it gets good reviews & top named people & groups.

  • Address: Sundance Square
  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce. Also, from I-35, one can take Belknap West to Main.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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  • By basstbn on February 17, 2007
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  • The Chisholm Trail Mural - Fort Worth
    The Chisholm Trail Mural
    by basstbn
    I'm not totally certain we knew where we were when we stopped in this area, but we were attracted by crowds at some kind of a celebration. I later learned (from other VTers sites, actually) that we had been at Sundance Square. Some kind of festival was in progress, and it looked like fun. I especially enjoyed the giant Chisholm Trail Mural, easily seen in this photo.

  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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    Sundance Square: Sundance Square
    kd_baby
  • Updated By kd_baby on July 22, 2005
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  • Sundance Square - Fort Worth
    Sundance Square
    by kd_baby
    Wow! How did I not post info about this earlier. Sundance Square is what make downtown Funkytown so cool.

    There are all sorts of bars and restaurants in and around Sundance Square. Eat at Razoo's Cajun Restaurant or sip on a smoothie a Jamba Juice. Lounge at Flying Saucer and throw back some beer and listen to live music. Dance the night away at either City Slickers or Red Goose.

    Also, Sundance Square is one of the cheapest downtown areas to visit (as far as big TX city downtowns go).

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  • Phone: 817-336-8791or 800-433-5747
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
  • Website: http://www.sundancesquare.com
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    Sundance Square: Elvis and Barbeque
    gr8life
  • Updated By gr8life on September 14, 2007
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  • Sunday lunch with
    Sunday lunch with "ELVIS"
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    Riscky's now has a great show 1:00-3:00 Sundays at it's Downtown location.
    Enjoy a great Riscky's lunch while Jeff "Elvis" Brett entertain you.
    Jeff is so good you will believe that "ELVIS is in the building ! "
    Call for current Schedule

  • Address: 300 Main Street
  • Phone: 817-877-3306
  • Directions: Off of the I-30 and get off onto either Main or Commerce.
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