Sundance Square
A pedestrian shopping and entertainment district covering about 35 blocks of downtown Fort Worth, with red brick historic buildings, restaurants, bars, and a fountain plaza.
Sundance Square is named after the Sundance Kid, an outlaw who once hid out here. It is a commercial and entertainment district covering about 35 blocks of downtown Fort Worth. Many red brick buildings from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries remain. The central plaza has a large umbrella-style canopy and a music fountain. Restaurants, bars, theaters, and the Bass Performance Hall cluster around it. The area is lively in the evening and is a good place for dinner and a stroll after visiting the Stockyards. Parking is easier on weekend evenings.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Bass Performance Hall
- Sid Richardson Museum
- Fort Worth Water Gardens
- Magnolia Avenue (Near Southside)
- Fort Worth Stockyards
- Cowtown Coliseum (Stockyards Championship Rodeo)
- Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
- Billy Bob's Texas