So much has happened under this dome — from Elvis Presley and Elton John to the Rolling Stones, there are 58 years of memories to commemorate before the Fort Worth Convention Center (FWCC) Arena is demolished.

Currently, the FWCC is undergoing a $701 million expansion. With phase one complete, the city is moving into phase two, which includes demolishing the arena and constructing a completely new, modernized building in its place.

Fort Worthians have one final chance to visit the arena and soak in the nostalgia before it's gone.

“It’s Goin’ Down” is a free, family-friendly celebration, happening on Sunday, Sept. 20, honoring the concerts, events, and memories that have filled the arena since 1968.

Explore a 10,000-sqft walk-through exhibit featuring everything from original arena blueprints and vintage Rolling Stones and Bob Hope tickets to memorabilia uncovered in a storage closet-turned-time capsule. Plus, enjoy live music by Emerald City Band, a DJ spinning hits from artists who’ve performed at the arena, concessions, commemorative merch, a VW photo bus, and more.

It’s your last chance to step inside before the arena closes for demolition in early 2027.

Come celebrate where Fort Worth has been — and get a glimpse of what’s coming next.