ArtsGoggle, one of Fort Worth's favorite community events, is back — and this time, it's bringing even more music to the lineup.

Hosted by Trinity Metro and Near Southside, Inc., a local nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing the community, the festival features 900+ visual artists and music performances. The all-day event has a lot in store; we've got everything you need to know before the festivities begin on Saturday, Oct. 19.

🎵 New this year

This year, attendees can head to South Main Street for Lost 'N Sound, a music experience happening in conjunction with ArtsGoggle from 12 p.m. until 12 a.m.

Nearly 20 participating venues — including The Down N' Out Bar, Southside Cellar, and Gallery 440 — will host 56 free live music performances, plus offer special food and drink menus.

🎨 Experience it all

On Magnolia Avenue, prepare for 19 blocks of local artists selling everything from sculptures and photography to leather and ceramics from 12 to 10 p.m.

There's also an interactive puppet art experience, five food courts, and more live music at three main stages (beyond Lost N' Sound performances in South Main Village).

Remember: Everything is free to attend, but bring your wallets to purchase art or food for sale.

Just one of the many tents from last year's ArtsGoggle | Photo by @heyitscaya

🚙 Getting there

Free parking is available at multiple participating lots, and the complimentary ArtsGoggle Trolley stops at several places throughout the Near Southside.

Trinity Metro bus routes 1, 5, and 6 also stop within a block or two of the festival. Pick up a $4 Local Day Pass to take rides throughout the festival.

You can also explore rideshare, bike sharing, and additional Trinity Metro options.