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February 21, 2013 Greetings,
www.fortworth.com
On behalf of the Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau, we are pleased to welcome you and the Ranch Sorting National Championships to Fort Worth! We are delighted that you have selected Fort Worth to host the 2013 National Finals and South Central Ranch Sorting World Series! We sincerely hope that you enjoy your time here and that you have an opportunity to experience all that Fort Worth has to offer.
Known as “The City of Cowboys and Culture,” visitors can see the world’s only daily cattle drive and behold a Rembrandt masterpiece, all within minutes of downtown. In the Stockyards National Historic District you can visit the world’s largest honky-tonk, take in a rodeo, and experience the Old West.
Nearby, the Cultural District is home to five world-class museums – including the new Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the one-of-a-kind National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame – as well as the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens and the top-ranked Fort Worth Zoo.
No visit to Fort Worth would be complete without time spent in Sundance Square. Called “the hottest downtown in Texas,” this 20-block entertainment district boasts shops, theaters, Bass Performance Hall, dining, night life, museums, galleries, and more.
We hope that you enjoy your time and that you have the opportunity to experience all that Fort Worth has to offer. For up-to-the-minute information about Fort Worth attractions and events, please visit
www.fortworth.com. Best wishes for a wonderful stay in Fort Worth!
Sincerely,
Bob Jameson President and Chief Executive Officer
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