44th Annual Fairmount Tour of Historic Homes
May 9 + May 10, 2026 • 12:00 - 5:00 pm
Join the Fairmount Neighborhood Association (FNA) as we celebrate our 44th tour of historic homes on Mother’s Day weekend, 2026 in the beautiful Fairmount National Historic District on Fort Worth’s popular Southside. This year’s tour will feature 7 fabulous houses and locations. There will also be an outdoor fair held in Fairmount Park on May 9th complete with family activities, local artists & vendors, and food trucks! Be sure to bring the whole crew when you head over to pick up your tour tickets!
Ticket Pickup: May 9 + May 10
Fairmount Park | 1501 Fifth Ave. • 12:00 - 4:00pm
TICKET MENU
Early Bird — $20 SOLD OUT
March 1–March 15 • Includes free poster
PRESALE Tickets — $25
March 16–May 7
“WEEKEND OF” Tickets — $30
Available during tour weekend
*NEW* VIP HOME TOUR TICKET — $200
Includes Homeowner Weekend Tour (Early!) Access, Official 2026 Home Tour Poster, T-shirt,
and special tote bag, PLUS exclusive access to the VIP area
SPONSORSHIP & ADVERTISING
We would be honored to have you or your small business as part of our Neighborhood Sponsorship Team.
There are several opportunities to get involved — You can become an Official Home Tour House Sponsor, advertise in our Home Tour Booklet (distributed to the thousands who attend the event), donate coupons for our VIP Ticket holders, or take advantage of our new Sponsorship Package which includes advertising in both the booklet and FNA’s Spring Magazine (distributed to 2,000+ neighbors).
In addition to the printed advertising included in the level selected, sponsors are highlighted on our website and social media with features on printed materials.
This is a wonderful opportunity to get the word out about your business and support your community!
Thank you for your support of our neighborhood.
This is the neighborhood’s largest fund-raiser and funds are used throughout the year for neighborhood events and infrastructure such as the Fairmount National Historic District signs you see lining the perimeter of the neighborhood, the park benches in our Greenspace, our National Historic District marker, and more.







