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JUNE 17 – 23, 2019
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Vol. 31, No. 22 • $3.00
Wake up and smell the water lilies — don’t miss this exhibit
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see Coonor on page 28 Claude Monet in front of his house in Giverny in the garden that inspired many of his paintings.
GIFT TO FORT WORTH
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BALLET CONCERTO CELEBRATES ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE AT THE SHOPS AT CLEARFORK IN FORT WORTH.
LOVE THE FEEL OF A “REAL BOOK?”
WESTBEND ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF COMMONPLACE BOOKS, LOCATED AT 1701 RIVER RUN IN SUITE 181 BETWEEN BLUEMERCURY AND BARTACO. COMMONPLACE OPENS AS A YEAR-LONG POP-UP WITH A GRAND OPENING EVENT SATURDAY, JUNE 22. Page 8
THIS 1921 IMAGE IS COURTESY OF THE MUSÉE D’ORSAY IN PARIS.
C
reatures of habit, we become comfortable in our city, our surroundings. We follow familiar patterns. We drive the same route to work and then back home. We eat in the same restaurants, shop in the same stores. We take things for granted. Too often, our routine becomes a rut and we miss out on treasures that lie nearly beneath our feet but off our beaten path. Do not miss out on one of the crown jewels of not only Fort Richard Connor Worth but the entire country. The Kimbell Art Museum is a jewel and a gift to us, allowing us to gaze upon what is always here – its incomparable architecture and superb collection; and also the visiting exhibitions that annually reinforce the Kimbell’s standing as one of the world’s great museums.