Fort Worth’s 78-foot dome theater to show Taylor Swift music videos for Galentine’s Day
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is gearing up to give Taylor Swift fans their “Wildest Dreams.”
No, the pop star isn’t visiting Fort Worth, but the museum is hosting a Swift-themed Galentine’s Day event at 6 p.m. Thursday. Festivities will take place in the museum’s newly renovated Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater at 1600 Gendy St.
Fans of all ages are welcome at the event that will have activities inspired by Swift’s different eras, according to the museum.
The museum will screen Swift’s music videos in its 78-foot dome Omni Theater, which is made up of nearly 12,000 individual LED panels.
Fans can see if they’re the “ultimate Swifitie” in trivia, participate in a Swift-inspired costume contest, craft special valentine cards for their “Lover” and make their own friendship bracelets.
The Paul Mitchell Hair & Beauty School will be on hand to give fans the pop star treatment with hair tinsel, accent braiding and color pops. Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is also bringing cats for anyone looking to adopt a furry friend.
General admission tickets are $50 and are available online.
There’s also a $100 VIP ticket option that includes admission, parking, early entry, exclusive shirt and button, one drink ticket and first dibs at choosing a seat inside the theater.
The Swift-themed party is on Galentine’s Day, which is an unofficial holiday that was started on the sitcom “Parks and Recreation” as a way to celebrate female friendship one day before Valentine’s Day.
Beyond the big event, the museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday and is closed Mondays.
