History comes alive in Downtown Arlington! There’s no better way to explore an area than on foot, and this one-mile walking tour follows Center Street through the heart of the city’s past. Discover the people and places that helped shape our journey from a tiny railroad stop to a thriving city.
Much of Arlington’s Black history is rooted in The Hill, a five-block area initially northwest of downtown. A vibrant community emerged through the decades offering a safe, close-knit environment when people needed it most. This piece was written for Downtown Arlington’s blog.
Arlington Music Hall is a great place to catch live music. This was my 6th time to Bricks in the Wall at Arlington Music Hall.
Levitt Pavilion has become a popular and well-loved outdoor community serving as a vibrant hub for arts and culture.
In September 1960, presidential candidate John F. Kennedy and his running mate, Lyndon B. Johnson, campaigned in Texas, visiting both major cities and smaller towns. Their two-day trip included stops in Lubbock, San Antonio, and Houston on the first day, followed by Fort Worth, Arlington, Grand Prairie, and Dallas on the second. While larger cities […]
Jason S. Sullivan 