Once was enough. Each year on Feb. 8 gunfighters re-enact the last great gunfight of the West. Mid-March celebration originated as a St. Patrick's Day private party to benefit the Fort Worth Girls Club. It is a communitywide celebration involving Celtic music, traditional Irish activities such as tall-tale and tenor contests, parades, and visiting dignitaries from the Emerald Isle. Plenty of food and drink.
Antique shops line the streets.
Second Saturday in March. Main Street opens up to pedestrians strolling among artists' booths, concessions, live entertainment and several other attractions. Artists from around the nation come to display their finest in paintings, leather goods, jewelry and other hand-made items. Euless Arbor Daze Euless City Complex 685-1665 Festival, business expos, arts, crafts, children's area, entertainment, concessions and, of course, tree plantings. Cinco de Mayo North Fort Worth 834-4711 Cinco de Mayo, which translates as the Fifth of May, commemorates the Mexican defeat of the French invasion of Puebla de Los Angeles in 1863.