Crockett Row — home to 25 dining, wellness, and entertainment spots in the Cultural District — will be rebranded to Artisan Circle as part of the urban village's revitalization plan.

Dallas-based Younger Partners acquired Crockett Row in 2022 and unveiled plans earlier this week that include new pedestrian-friendly spaces and improved outdoor dining spaces.

The paseos will feature interactive directories to guide visitors to retail destinations. | Rendering by Bennett Partners courtesy of Younger Partners

Long-term revitalization plan

“Our commitment is to enhance accessibility, aesthetics, and the overall user experience to ensure that Artisan Circle becomes an iconic Fort Worth destination,” said Kathy Permenter, co-managing partner of Younger Partners.

According to a press release, updates will begin in January and take about 12-18 months to complete. New features include:

New elevators in three of the five parking garages
Two new valet stands
New benches and landscaping in the central courtyard
Enhanced outdoor dining patios
Digital and interactive directories
Improved signage
Technology upgrades

The revitalization plan proposes to close Crockett Street between Norwood Street and Currie Street to improve pedestrian access between restaurants and shops.

Outdoor dining patios will be redesigned to enhance the overall dining experience. | Rendering by Bennett Partners courtesy of Younger Partners