First-Year Viewbook 2020-21
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DISCOVER DENTON, TEXAS<br />
Denton’s Original and Independent culture is powered<br />
by a strong sense of community that boasts a vibrant<br />
arts and music scene and an innovative business climate.<br />
A popular destination for music, film and food festivals,<br />
antique shows, art exhibits, vintage shopping, theater<br />
performances and a local farmers’ market, Denton easily<br />
keeps more than 50,000 college students entertained.<br />
Public Transportation is easily accessible from campus<br />
with eight Denton County Transportation Authority<br />
Connect routes throughout Denton, as well as the DCTA<br />
A-train and North Texas Xpress that connect to all of<br />
North Texas.<br />
twu.edu/care/commuters<br />
THINGS TO DO IN DENTON<br />
FROM DENTON & BACK<br />
Arts & Jazz Festival<br />
Quakertown Park (2 blocks from TWU)<br />
APRIL<br />
Thin Line Film-Music-Photo Festival<br />
Multiple venues throughout Denton<br />
APRIL<br />
Twilight Tunes<br />
Thursday evening free concerts<br />
Downtown Square (1 mile from TWU)<br />
APRIL TO JUNE<br />
Denton Air Show<br />
Denton Enterprise Airport<br />
(6 miles from TWU)<br />
JUNE<br />
FORT<br />
WORTH<br />
North Texas Fair & Rodeo<br />
Carroll Boulevard (1 mile from TWU)<br />
AUGUST<br />
HOUSTON<br />
CAMPUS<br />
286 miles<br />
#dentoning<br />
The experience of enjoying, discovering and exploring<br />
all that the great City of Denton has to offer<br />
Arts & Autos<br />
Downtown Square<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
Denton Blues Festival<br />
Quakertown Park<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
Day of the Dead Festival<br />
Día de los Muertos<br />
Industrial Street (1 mile from TWU)<br />
OCTOBER<br />
Denton Holiday Lighting Festival<br />
Downtown Square<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Denton is a certified music friendly community<br />
discoverdenton.com<br />
— <strong>First</strong>-<strong>Year</strong> Students | 11