JUNE 14 LINEUP
9:00pm Cut Throat Finches
8:00pm Daybreak Hits
7:00pm Lou Charles
6:00pm Joe Gorgeous
FRIDAY ON THE GREEN is the once-monthly concert series presented April, May, June, September and October by Near Southside, Inc. and Historic Southside, Inc. The event is held at Magnolia Green, located on Lipscomb between Magnolia and Rosedale, and regularly attracts thousands of neighborhood families and visitors. Friday on the Green features the region’s best live music, tasty food and drinks from Near Southside eateries, and the fun and relaxed atmosphere of a big neighborhood picnic. Groups of families and friends show up with blankets, chairs and pets to enjoy a lineup of four great local bands, children’s activities and an artisan market.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY | SOCIAL PETS WELCOMED | NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK PLEASE.
PARKING
Parking is available throughout district. A FREE public parking garage is located at 1201 Alston Avenue and serves visitors with covered, convenient parking all along Magnolia Village.
Getting here and getting around is easy, and in the future should be even more convenient as Near Southside continues to work with the City and The Fort Worth Transportation Authority to expand transportation choices. The Near Southside is easily accessible from DFW Airport, Dallas, and all major Texas cities via interstates I-30 and I-35W. (I-30 exits: Rosedale, Forest Park, Summit/8th Ave., Henderson; I-35W exits: Allen, Rosedale).
TRAIN
The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) commuter rail line provides a convenient and hassle-free ride to the Near Southside from Dallas and the Mid-Cities. The TRE terminates at the T&P Terminal on W. Vickery Boulevard between S. Main Street and Jennings Avenue. For TRE schedules and connecting bus routes visit The-T.com. TEX Rail is the district’s second commuter rail line, currently in the planning phases, that should connect the Near Southside to DFW Airport, and all areas in between by 2017.
BUS
Five major bus routes serve the Near Southside, connecting to Downtown, the Cultural District, Southeast Fort Worth, and the TCU area. Bus routes have frequent stops along major streets including Hemphill St., Rosedale Ave., Magnolia Ave., Pennsylvania Ave., 8th Ave., and S. Main St. Visit The-T.com to download schedules for Routes 1, 4, 5, 6, and 9.
BICYCLE
The Near Southside is Fort Worth’s most bike-friendly district and easily accessible from the north, south, and east on bicycle via public streets. Near Southside, Inc. is working with the City to install bike lanes and racks throughout the district in accordance with the Bike Fort Worth plan.
Fort Worth Bike Sharing (Fort Worth B-Cycle) proudly hosts 350 bikes available for checkout from 43 stations located throughout the Near Southside, Downtown, the Cultural District, TCU, the Stockyards and the Trinity Trails. Simply purchase a membership online or at any B-Station. Then, visit your local B-Cycle station, choose a bike and go. Return your bike to any B-Station in the Near Southside after arriving to the district. Rides of less than 30 minutes incur no usage fee (60 minutes for annual members). Each time you dock the bike, your clock resets to 0 minutes. Find a full map of all the docking stations at https://fortworth.bcycle.com/how-it-works.
