FORT WORTH — As North Texas expects below-freezing temperatures starting Saturday, there are questions as to how it will affect a stacked weekend of big events, such as the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo and MLK parades. In Fort Worth, the message is clear: "Saddle up and bundle up" for the cold weather this weekend.

Here's a list of businesses and services that will be open or closed in North Texas during MLK Day as the region experiences freezing temperatures and the potential for flurries or light snow. All schools in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex area are closed.

Road crews in Fort Worth are hard at work pretreating the roads just in case there is any type of freezing precipitation coming in this weekend.

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Though it’s not pleasant to spend time in the cold, staying inside can start to get you after a bit — especially during a three-day weekend. Luckily, North Texas has plenty of indoor activities. 5425 Columbus Trail, Fort Worth $11.99 children under 5-years-old pass

The arctic cold front pushing through North Texas this weekend will make temperatures frigidly cold and maybe create snow flurries.

The National Weather Service is asking folks to take proper cold weather precautions and protect the four P’s: People, pets, pipes and plants.