The mission of the Fort Worth Community Arts Center is to provide a quality event, visual, and performing arts venue for all of the community.

Est. 1971. TNT's mission is to support and serve the theatre community of Texas, and specifically: to promote high standards in theatre arts; to continue to provide professional training and development for individuals involved in theatre; to promote the development of educational theatre; to provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas by persons engaged in theatre; to aid and encourage the formation of new theatre groups and support established theatre organizations; to provide information and advocacy for the needs of theatres in Texas within the limits of the law.

TNT’s Production of Original PlayS (POPS) takes place every two years. The submission dates for the 2018 TNT POPS! New Play Project were September 1st through 30, 2017. Each play selected will be produced during the 2018-19 season, either on a mainstage or in a second space, by a TNT member theatre company.

AACT is the national community theatre organization, whose chief goal is to enable community theatres across the country to become the cornerstones of the creative life of their communities—to provide quality entertainment, intellectual stimulation, challenge and opportunity, and to be worthy contributors to an improved quality of life for the communities which they serve.

Red Tail Entertainment began presenting a limited number of concerts in 2013 as 35 Concerts and has since grown into a formidable boutique company operating in all facets of the live entertainment experience -promotion, production, marketing, and general management. Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, Red Tail has established itself as one of the industry’s Top 100 presenters with sold out engagements for Tony Bennet, Harry Connick, Jr., Steve Martin & Martin Short, The Wild Kratts, Hip Hop Nutcracker, Cirque Dreams Holidaze and many more.

We create and produce theatrical works that give voice to the African-American experience.

A non-profit membership organization, S.T.A.G.E. promotes the theatrical, broadcast, and film industries, serving as an informational clearinghouse, providing training and education in many facets of the entertainment industry, and providing meeting space and studio rentals in the North Central Texas Region. The cost of an Adult membership for your first year is $75.00 membership fee plus a one time application fee of $15.00 = $90.

Our mission is to cultivate a diverse and vibrant arts community while creating opportunities for local and emerging artists through performances and education.

AART was founded in 2007 by stage and screen legend Irma P. Hall together with Dallas-area actors Regina Washington and Vince McGill. The non-profit theater explores and deepens insights into what African American lives reveal of human nature and the human spirit. Our mission is to produce engaging, culturally diverse theater from an African American perspective while educating our community on African American history and the arts.

Mission: To inspire and engage people to uplift their communities through transformative Latinx theatre, multicultural youth arts experiences and community action.

The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, Inc., is a multi-discipline arts institution whose mission is to create and enhance an awareness and understanding of artistic, cultural and aesthetic differences utilizing the framework of African, African American and Caribbean Arts and Letters. Additionally, its purpose is to promote, cultivate, foster, preserve and perpetuate the African, African American and Caribbean Arts and letters in the Fine, Literary, Visual, Performing and Cinematic Arts.

The LCC is available for rent to nonprofit organizations that share the Center’s mission of promoting Latino art and culture. The Center includes a 300 seat theater, a gallery, sculpture courtyards, a multipurpose room and a plaza for outdoor events. The LCC opened September 16, 2003 and was designed by Ricardo and Victor Legorreta.