Fort Worth Public Library
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April 2026
A press release promoting Earth Month 2026 activities across Fort Worth, including city-led litter cleanups, Fort Worth Public Library programs, and outdoor community events, while encouraging residents to adopt everyday recycling and waste-reduction habits.
Earth Month 2026: Take part in local efforts across Fort Worth
March 2026
The March 31 City Council work session will cover topics including FIFA World Cup preparations, DFW Airport bond documents, greenspace initiatives, and fluoride in drinking water; the subsequent council meeting will vote on a $200,000 traffic safety grant, a $3.4 million digital library services contract with OverDrive Inc., an artwork commission with Jeremy Biggers, the Vision Zero speed limits project, and seven zoning cases.
Work session, City Council meeting preview for Tuesday, March 31
The Fort Worth Public Library is hosting an Adult Spelling Bee at two branch locations in March, where teams of two to six can compete with winners advancing to a Regional Bee.
Adult Spelling Bee is about to buzz: Do you have what it T-A-K-E-S?
The city's long-awaited gateway artwork by artist Etty Horowitz and landscape architect Kevin Sloan has been installed along westbound State Highway 121, featuring 10-foot Cor-Ten steel letters spelling 'FORT WORTH' to be underplanted with native Texas wildflowers and illuminated at night. The project originated from a 2004 Governor's Community Achievement Award and has been in development since Fort Worth Public Art joined in 2007.
New gateway artwork is a welcoming sign of the times
February 2026
The Fort Worth Public Library announces its annual Spring Reading Challenge running March 1–31, inviting participants of all ages to log reading minutes via the Beanstack app and earn prizes upon reaching completion thresholds.
FWPL Spring Reading Challenge is back in March!
January 2026
The Fort Worth Public Library and Fire Department are partnering to offer free hands-on CPR and AED training at 12 library branches throughout February, led by Fire Department EMTs and paramedics with no registration required.
Library partners with Fire to bring lifesaving skills to residents