Downtown Arlington's bi-weekly podcast series takes you inside our vibrant business culture! Check out the newest episode of Down to Business featuring Eddie White, who opened the first franchised Fuzzy's Taco Shop right here in Downtown Arlington.

With each of the four towers standing 4 stories tall, Flamme d' Illuminacion by Texas artist Michelle O'Michael comes alive with metal and light, especially at night.

City, community, and businesses leaders celebrated the transformative Abram Street Rebuild through Downtown — a final milestone that also marks the completion of the largest street rebuild in Arlington’s history.

The arts are back in Downtown Arlington, and they need you to come back, too. 

Join the City of Arlington and Downtown Arlington as we celebrate the completion of the largest (and award-winning) street revitalization project in the history of our city, right here in Downtown! 

Maintaining meaningful connections during the COVID-19 pandemic is paramount. Here are three examples of how envisioning, creating, enhancing, and celebrating connectivity in Downtown Arlington will help light the way forward.

Arlington has always been a “y’all come” kind of place, and Downtown Arlington is at the heart of it all. Downtown is the city’s center of great local cuisine, sunny patios, unique shopping, top-notch music, art, theatre, dance, and plenty of selfie-perfect murals to enhance your special memories.

In a show of camaraderie and support for local bar and business owners, Downtown Arlington and the Levitt Pavilion are collaborating on a new twist to the wildly popular live-streaming "Levitt Living Room Series."

The re-envisioning and revitalization of Abram Street between Cooper and Collins Streets was awarded the Texas Chapter of the American Public Works Association 2020 Transportation Project of the Year.

(Fort Worth Star-Telegram) The DREAM sculpture in Downtown Arlington has been lighted blue in support of all essential workers involved in the fight against COVID-19. Just a few dozen feet away, 45 American flags have been placed in the lawn of the Levitt Pavilion, representing American pride.

Inclusion Coffee is opening later this month, right across from the Downtown Library (The Dallas Morning News) Whether you want a classic cup of Joe or a fancy latte, you...

The final phase of construction on the transformative Abram Street Project in Downtown Arlington is scheduled to begin Monday, Jan. 6, 2020. During this phase, crews will make improvements to...

A Letter from Maggie Campbell, President and CEO of Downtown Arlington Management Corporation As I cheered on the sparkly floats and festive entries in this year’s Holiday Lights Parade, I...

Scott Cook, artist and Assistant Professor of Visual Communication at UT Arlington, is a proud papa. Again. A year ago, Scott and his wife Adrienne Cook, also an artist and...

It’s beginning to look more like Christmas in The American Dream City. Arlington’s new 65-foot artificial Christmas tree, one of the tallest in the state, was installed near the Levitt...

Arlington native Letatia Teykl has been named executive director of Levitt Pavilion Arlington by the organization’s board of directors. She began her new position with the concert pavilion on Nov....

There’s no place like Arlington, Texas for the holidays! In addition to the Texas Christkindl Market in the Entertainment District, the Lights of Interlachen, and other city-wide traditions, Downtown Arlington...