Dallas-Fort Worth is buzzing with excitement this week, and listeners can jump right in starting tonight. Head over to Fort Worth for a thrill if you love competitive sports, because USA Fencing is hosting their November North American Cup at the Fort Worth Convention Center. According to USA Fencing, spectators are welcome, and you can catch some of the best fencing athletes in the country up close, with finals scheduled through Sunday.

For music lovers, clear your schedule this Friday night for the Bass Performance Hall in downtown Fort Worth, where Broadway's biggest hits are center stage with shows running almost every evening. Ticket information is updated via Tours To You, and this week’s performances bring the best of touring talent, with the hall’s famous acoustics making for an unforgettable night out.

If you're in the mood for learning and innovation, this is also the week for the annual Lifestyle Medicine Conference, happening in Dallas with both in-person and virtual options. As reported by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, registrants can expect wellness workshops, networking events with healthcare leaders, and hands-on demos through Friday.

Families looking for something active can check the Fort Worth city calendar for Open Play Fridays at the Southwest Community Center, perfect for all ages and especially fun for kids who want to burn off extra energy with games and activities. City of Fort Worth officials encourage participants to arrive early, as spots fill up quickly.

Foodies, don't sleep on the many local pop-up events. Numerous microbreweries in Deep Ellum and Bishop Arts are rolling out small-batch releases this weekend, often paired with live local music and food trucks. Local guides on Community Impact and social media highlight these events as relaxed and friendly, ideal for kicking back with friends after work.

As the weekend approaches, Dallas’ Museum of Art transforms into a nighttime destination with their Late Nights at DMA event on Friday evening. Visitors can explore the galleries, join special art workshops, and groove to live bands performing in the sculpture garden. The museum’s staff recommends booking tickets in advance as this event frequently sells out.

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