The concert takes place during National Travel and Tourism Week, which highlights the impact of travel nationally. In Fort Worth, concertgoers will be invited to sign a commemorative wall with reasons why they travel and how they benefit from it.
The concert is open to all ages. Activities will include a photo booth and Fort Worth-branded giveaways. Food and beverages, including wine and beer, will be available for purchase. Free parking is available in Sundance Square parking garages after 5 p.m.
The FWCVB was created 50 years ago to develop and encourage business and leisure travel to Fort Worth.
Sandra Baker, 817-390-7727
Twitter: @SandraBakerFWST
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