Stop by the Fort Worth Ave Development Group booth (#21) on Sunday, April 13, 12:00 — 5:00 PM. The festival is at Lake Cliff Park; 300 E Colorado Blvd.

Learn more about what is happening on Fort Worth Avenue. Try your hand at the Earth Day Trivia game by spinning the wheel. Sign-up for a unique plant drawing from Nicholson-Hardie.

And, get ready to celebrate a loved one or yourself by buying an engraved brick for the Western Heights Cemetery Plaza.

Take and look at the day’s festivities and see you at booth #21!

Also stop by the Westen Heights Cemetery booth #22. Learn more about the history of the cemetery and the transformation process. The Constellation of Living Memorials is transforming the cemetery into a native eco-system. See how 1 Scout working on his Eagle Scout badge is making a difference in the environment. Take a look at the Scout’s project featured in the Advocate;

Come with questions and learn how you can volunteer and make a difference in this beautiful historical masterpiece.

See you at booth #22 to explore how you can make a difference in the environment.

The FWADG Board conducted a highly productive planning retreat, establishing clear strategic direction for 2025. Working collaboratively, the board developed comprehensive action plans aligned with their theme “Discover the Worth in Fort Worth Avenue: A Vision for 2025 and Beyond.” The session benefited from expert input from Deborah Carpenter of District 6’s City Plan and Zoning Commission, who provided essential context regarding PD 714. The board also engaged in strategic discussions with Marcus Shropshire and Brian Kilpatrick from the Trinity Park Conservancy, identifying opportunities for synergy between their respective initiatives along the corridor.

2025 Cemetery Events Calendar

Recent Event

The recent event offered a diverse array of activities, drawing interest from attendees of all ages. Highlights included a plaza dedication featuring memorial brick viewings and guided cemetery tours that brought history to life through descendants’ stories and tombstone inscription interpretations. The celebration also marked the birthday of President Katherine Homan.

Adding a festive touch, The White Rhino venue was transformed into a vibrant Day of the Dead setting, complete with themed decorations, specialty food, and beverages. A silent auction showcased unique items, with all proceeds earmarked for beautification and capital improvements at the Western Heights Cemetery.

Thank You, Western Heights Cemetery Sponsors!

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