“If ever a film puts its arm round a kid and says: ‘Don’t worry, I’ve got you’, that’s Bird and Bailey. She’s a character you feel [writer/director Andrea] Arnold would lie on railtracks to protect – and that’s a powerful, moving instinct to share.” —Dave Calhoun, Time Out
“Blitz is a vivid and visceral depiction of life during wartime, a meticulous historical account that resonates unmistakably with our current age of endless war.” —Dennis Lim, Artistic Director, 62nd New York Film Festival
“Nevins and editor/writer Graham Clark put forth a solid foundation for the film cleverly intertwining Roberts’ life with milestones in the Queen’s life, all the while staying true to what brought the improbable pair together: a deep love for horses and perhaps an even greater love for kindness and peace.” —Daily Nexus
“There’s an ingenuousness and innocence to Memoir of a Snail, a family-entertainment approachability that belies a strange intensity.” —Peter Bradshaw, Guardian
Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth presents Unveiling the Maestro as part of its Family Concert Series.
The Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth for the past 35 years has promoted and presented the highest quality chamber music, reflecting innovation, creativity in programming and selection of superior musical artists. CMSFW is dedicated to building an informed audience for chamber music through educational programs, our concerts and the media. For questions, please call 817.877.3003.
November 15, 6–7 pm
October 29, 6–7:30 pm
The AIA Fort Worth Design Awards program recognizes outstanding architectural, urban design, and unbuilt projects by architects practicing in the Fort Worth chapter to promote public interest in design excellence. A reception will be held in the Café Modern at 5:30 pm. Award announcements will begin at 6:00 pm, followed by a lecture by awards juror Rebecca Rudolph from Los Angeles-based architecture and design studio, Design, Bitches.
With a staggering 1.8 trillion dollars in student loan debt, the average American household owes $39,000, affecting minorities and only expanding the racial gap even wider. A significant percentage of these people have paid their debt by now. Still, it’s the penalties, uncontrolled interest, and the predatory behaviors of loan companies that keep piling upon them. Are the current efforts from the government enough to make a change?
Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth presents Unexplored Journeys as part of its 2024–2025 season Journey Through Textural Colors.
Pre-Concert Lecture at 1:15 pm
Performance at 2 pm
