Celebrity chef Tim Love goes all in at Fort Worth’s historic Stockyards

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. “We went through all of our cash, for the most part. We had a lot of obligations, but we wanted to stick to our word. So it got tight, super-tight.

Craig Cavileer, managing partner of the Stockyards Heritage Development Co., saw it as a “House of Blues, Stockyards-style.”Then COVID-19 brought the entertainment world to a spinning halt, and Live Nation, which was hemorrhaging red ink, put all of its transactions on indefinite hold.So Love went to Cavileer. “Ultimately, we talked ourselves into it,” Cavileer said. “We took a leap with Tim in doing it.

Three years after opening Lonesome Dove, the then-31-year-old was invited to cook dinner at the fabled James Beard House — the first chef from Texas to be so honored by the culinary mecca. A reality television crew documented the four-and-a-half day journey, including the final 30 blocks of him and his posse riding horseback to the Beard House in Midtown Manhattan.Tim Love stood atop his Atico rooftop bar in 2020 in Fort Worth.Tim and Emilie had nixed hundreds of Texana names for his first restaurant when Lonesome Dove popped into his head.

Tickets run the gamut from $15 in the standing room section for a lesser-known band to $150 for reserved seating for name performers. They average $40 for general admission.

 

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