Events in Allen today

The McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square is a year-round Saturday tradition that brings together farmers, food artisans, and local makers. Browse offerings from nearby farms, including local grass fed beef, free range chicken, farm eggs, milk, and just picked produce. Savor specialty items like handmade tamales, fresh breads and pastries, artisan pasta, ginger beer, jerky, gourmet coffee, and options from food trucks. Beyond the pantry staples, explore arts and crafts with locally made goat milk soaps, beautiful woodworking pieces, distinctive jewelry, and other one of a kind finds. Many Saturdays also feature live music, face painting, yard games, and knife sharpening. Each visit offers something new to discover.

McKinney Cottage Bakehouse is hosting a pop-up bakery sale featuring fresh, small-batch treats from a cozy home kitchen in McKinney. Each item is crafted with creativity and care, and the menu is shared in advance so you know what will be available. The sale runs during the event window and continues until everything is sold out. Custom orders are available year round for birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and other celebrations.

Former Division I and NFL athletes lead training on speed and agility, starting with core fundamentals and moving into advanced techniques. The camp then shifts to more complex movement work for skill players. Team registration is encouraged for a discount, for example groups of five or more receive $10 off per athlete. An early bird rate of $75 is available. Registration and payment are completed through the link in bio.

Monthly Trade Market Days begins with a Sip & Shop, then carries on with a lively day focused on shopping, music, and more. This recurring market offers two chances to explore goods and enjoy a welcoming marketplace atmosphere.

Jump Into Art Studios hosts an open studio and art drop in that welcomes anyone eager to create. Attendees can use the studio’s materials and supplies, along with friendly guidance, to paint on canvas or T shirts, craft mosaics, or work on their own projects. The setting is relaxed and supportive, making it easy to experiment, collaborate, and enjoy time making art.

This two-day adult art camp, led by Kimberly Bezenek, focuses on creativity and hands-on making. Participants will create several pieces, build new techniques, and connect with fellow attendees in a friendly setting. All materials are provided. The fee is $180 for the two-day camp.

Lone Star marks nine years with an in-store celebration featuring special touches for visitors. Early arrivals can pick up one of 100 swag bags, while games and giveaways run all day. Champagne and birthday treats will be available to keep the party lively.

Grab a seat for a supportive Women of a Certain Age brunch featuring relaxed table talks about menopause, health, career, finances, and life. It’s an in-person gathering designed for connection, honest conversation, and community, with plenty of room to share questions and experiences in a safe, non-judgmental environment. Doors open at 9:30 AM, and the event runs through the afternoon.

Learn to transform a favorite photograph into a quilted portrait with instructor Leo Ransom. This class explores a layered approach that uses three to six fabrics arranged from light to dark to build dimension, shading, and striking details that go beyond a simple silhouette. Instruction covers pattern development and how to photograph people or pets so images translate well to fabric. Whether the subject is a loved one, an animal companion, or a meaningful moment, the focus is on storytelling through textile portraiture.

A friendly game session featuring a mix of tabletop titles and rounds of Mafia. It begins with easygoing games to warm up, then continues into several plays of Mafia. No prior experience is needed, since rules will be explained along the way. Suited to strategy fans and anyone interested in practicing a poker face.

Train with Matheus Gabriel, the reigning IBJJF lightweight world champion and a four-time black belt world champion, during an immersive gi seminar. Over the course of more than two hours, attendees will explore a wide range of techniques, pick up focused details, and receive individual attention from multiple black belts on the mat. The format is hands-on and welcoming to all experience levels. Wear athletic clothing, bring a gi and a water bottle, and plan ahead as space is limited and early registration is encouraged. Pricing is $100 for Legacy members and $120 for nonmembers. Hosted at Legacy BJJ Allen Gym.

Intuitive tarot readings in English or Spanish are available at Native McKinney. Pricing begins at $25, with a $10 discount on any service when you follow Inanna’s Magical Healing on social media. The experience focuses on clarity, guidance, and a touch of cosmic insight.

Jump Into Art Studios presents a kids art class with Lisa Jane Long that invites young creators to explore new techniques in a playful, creative setting. Children can build skills, make fun memories, and enjoy an energetic hour focused on art. Space is limited.

The Allen Civic Ballet is holding auditions for its upcoming production of The Nutcracker, a professional presentation with costumes and scenery, guest artists, and a live orchestra to be staged at the Performing Arts Center at Allen High School. Auditions take place at The Allen Conservatory of Dance and welcome dancers ages 5 and older for a range of roles, with separate sessions for ages 5 to 8 and for ages 9 and up. Female dancers are asked to wear a solid-colored leotard with tights and ballet slippers, and male dancers should come in athletic shorts or ballet leggings with a white T-shirt and dance shoes. Results will be shared by email, and applicants are asked not to call or email The Allen Civic Ballet or The Allen Conservatory of Dance about placement. Students should plan for Saturday rehearsals and be available for both performance dates. An updated audition packet will be posted as the auditions approach.

Build a compact tool caddy for your sewing space in a make and take session that can be completed in one sitting. This beginner friendly workshop introduces simple techniques and works well for new sewists, whether attending solo or with a budding sewing partner. Please bring three fat quarters. Instruction is led by Kris Stevenson. Cost is $20.

At Rebel Scum Con’s Community Tables, fans can trade and pick up free swag at a casual meet-up. Open to everyone, this gathering is hosted by the Tennessee Star Wars Collector's Club, Line Force Fan Club, Virtual Cantina, Star Wars Joshua, and the Rebel Scum Con Store at the Frisco Embassy Suites & Convention Center.

Enjoy an evening of live music on the Village Green at Watters Creek Village, where you can spread out a blanket or set up a lawn chair and savor a meal from the onsite restaurants while local bands take the stage. Concerts are free, supported by shopping center businesses and event sponsors. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and coolers and large bags are also restricted. Beverages must be purchased from Watters Creek Village restaurants and are served in plastic cups, with no cans, bottles, or glass permitted beyond the restaurant areas. Security will check bags at entry. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and guests under 16 must be with an adult. Individual businesses within the center may limit entry to shoppers carrying food or beverages. The 2026 lineup features a wide mix of sounds and eras, including Live 80 with classic 1980s favorites, Last Exit Band delivering classic rock, Radio Edit covering rock, pop, and country across the decades, and All Funk Radio Show bringing an R&B showband vibe. High Octane Band keeps the party energy up, EMPIRE 6 adds a high-impact set with strong crowd interaction, and The Flannel Pajamas revisit 1990s hits. Sugar the Band pays tribute to artists such as the Doobie Brothers, Hall and Oates, the Eagles, and more, while Don’t Tell Mama spans Top 40, Motown, disco, rock, Latin, and country from multiple eras. Live Radio DFW pulls from six decades of favorites, GenXiles focuses on rock from the 80s through the 2000s, and Good N Gone brings Texas country. Southern Couch Band shares timeless tunes from the 60s to the 90s, Chasing Angels puts a fresh spin on classic pop and rock from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, The Day Job Refugees blend originals with classic rock, folk, and a touch of country, and Love Handle rounds things out with a four-piece rock set.

Ty Ellis & The Flatliners bring Honky Tonk Time Machine to Love and War for a full evening of 90s throwbacks. Kyler Smith & The Sunday Sinners open the show. Tickets are available.

Move to the beats as DJ Art brings a high-energy soundtrack to District 121. This free, family-friendly dance party features crowd-pleasing music, upbeat vibes, and plenty of room to groove with friends and family. It is a community gathering held on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Ron & Darrin’s Acoustic Chaos takes place at the new Lion & Crown in McKinney. A parking garage is available, with the entrance on the east side of the complex, providing easy access to the Lion & Crown.

A glow themed back to school party presented by Concerts by the Creek will be held at Watters Creek. This celebration welcomes the new school year with a bright theme centered on glow fun. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

An online songbook is available for browsing.

Discover an elegant celebration of wedding style at the ZN Dallas Wedding Expo, where Pakistani bridal couture and intricate jewelry take center stage. Explore fresh trends, view standout designs, and connect with experienced wedding vendors in one convenient setting. Taking place at the Dallas/Plano Marriott, it welcomes anyone planning a wedding or seeking inspiration for a special occasion. Admission and parking are free.

Celebrate beloved pets with a relaxed painting session that blends creativity and sipping. Participants create a portrait of their furry or scaly companion with step by step guidance from artists, so no prior experience is required. Provide a photo of the pet in advance so a prepared canvas will be ready. Space is limited.

Enjoy a lively mahjong tournament with margaritas and menu offerings at Uncork'd Bar & Grill McKinney, Tx. Teams of four face off across three rounds, earning points each game, and players always keep scoring for their original team even when seated with rivals later on. The team with the highest total at the finish is crowned champion. Entry is $200 per team, with all proceeds benefiting Play Like Lizzie. Sponsored by Cazcabel and Chinola.

Tennessee Jet returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Ticket options include individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are priced at $22.50, and day-of-show tickets are $25. Purchase details are available through the organizer’s bio link.

410 Line Dancers offers a friendly weekly line dancing class in Plano, welcoming both beginners and experienced dancers. Instructors teach each routine step by step, no partner is required, and lively music sets the tone for a supportive community experience. The focus is on fun, fitness, and positive energy at HQ Dallas Dance Studio.

Kick off the school season with a high-energy Back to School Week at Ninja Camp 2026. Designed for ages 5 to 12, this session blends obstacle course challenges, warmups, skill stations, and open-gym time with arts and crafts that match the week’s theme. No prior ninja experience is required, and coaches group campers by age for targeted skill building and games. Each day includes lunch and a snack, and families may send a sack lunch instead. Flexible attendance options let families choose single-day participation or bundle multiple days up to a full week. Pricing is $85 for one day, $160 for two days, $240 for three days, $300 for four days, or $375 for five days, which also includes a camp kit with a T-shirt, headband, and large chalk. Capacity is limited to a maximum of 40 campers per age group with a minimum of 3. Registrations are non-refundable, though booked days can be rescheduled at no charge if space is available. Campers should arrive ready to move in clean athletic shoes, bring a water bottle, and have the required Ninja Nation participation waiver and health intake form completed before camp begins. For safety, pickup requires a valid government ID and the person picking up must be listed as an authorized adult.

Each Monday, Cibo Cucina Italiana hosts Pasta & Pizza Night featuring Italian favorites made with quality ingredients. Enjoy spaghetti or fettuccine Alfredo for $15, rigatoni or gnocchi for $17, and pizza for $15. Drink specials include $5 beer, $6 house wine with options like Red Cabernet and Anterra Chardonnay, and $7 well cocktails. This offer is available for dine-in only. It is a comfortable choice for a date night, a family dinner, or an evening with friends. Reservations are available by phone at 469-362-7177.

Settle in at Cibo Cucina Italiana for a date night special for two. For $39, enjoy one appetizer, one pizza, and one pasta to share. Make it a little more festive by adding two drinks for $10. Whether it is a romantic outing or a low key evening with someone important, this is a relaxed way to connect over classic Italian flavors.

A five-week August mahjong league meets each Monday in Parker, Texas.

Each Monday, the Wattage Roubaix Recovery Ride meets at Cadence Cyclery. For ride details and the latest updates, check the posts.

At Mary Will Craig Park, begin with a 30 minute mobility session, then continue by logging some miles to get the week underway.

Experience a calming studio sound bath at APEX McKinney that helps settle the nervous system, release stress, and bring a full-body reset. Crystal singing bowls, grounding guidance, and an uplifting community create space for deep rest and clarity. Sessions are led by Jo McGinn, with a quiet, unhurried atmosphere where the focus stays on you and the resonance of sound. Admission is $25.

Begin the day with a 5k run-walk at Windhaven Meadows Park, meeting by the splash pad. Throughout the year, club members, friends, and fans of running or walking gather for this social outing. The group does not meet if there is lightning, torrential rain, icy conditions, a temperature or heat index of 95 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, or any other unsafe conditions.

Enjoy a free guided stroll through McKinney's historic district and discover the stories and people that have shaped the community. Presented by Visit McKinney in partnership with the city's Historic Preservation Office, this kid-friendly tour departs from the Visitor Center and welcomes both residents and visitors. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect, the tour will be canceled. To confirm status, call the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

Make Tuesday a night for two at Cibo Cucina Italiana with a romantic setting and a fixed-price offer for couples. Enjoy an Italian meal for $39 that includes one appetizer to share, one pizza, and one pasta. You can also add two drinks for an additional $10. This special is available for dine-in only. For reservations, call 469-362-7177.

Kids ages 7 to 18 can explore both machine sewing and hand stitching in a six-week series with Miss Sarah. The first sessions focus on basics, beginning with stitching on an embroidery hoop to practice threading a needle and the running stitch, then moving to a sewing machine practice sheet to learn how to use the presser foot, turn corners, and build overall comfort at the machine. After these foundations, students choose from two starter projects such as a pencil roll or a drawstring bag, and everyone works at an individual pace. All supplies are included. The studio’s feline, JoJo, may visit for inspections and pets. Classes are held on the second floor, there is no elevator, and teacher assistance is available for anyone who has trouble with stairs.

Learn the fundamentals of Mahjong in a three-week series with weekly sessions that build your skills step by step so you are prepared to play outside a class setting. The fee is $175, payable through Venmo at @mahjontexas or Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com.

At Andreas Prime Steaks & Seafood, Mahjong enthusiasts gather for Tuesday Tiles, an open play gathering that welcomes both newcomers and experienced players in a refined, sociable setting. Reserve a single seat or book a full table for four, with tickets priced at $35 per person or $140 per table. Expect thoughtfully arranged tables, an emphasis on a quality playing experience, and a setting designed for conversation and connection. Guests are welcome to arrive early for Happy Hour or dinner before play begins. Space is limited, so advance booking is encouraged, and individual attendees will be seated with other players. This event focuses on open play rather than instruction, and participants should bring their 2026 NMJL card.

Dirty Birds Plano hosts a lively Music Bingo night where familiar tunes take the place of numbers, turning each card into a sing-along moment filled with laughs. The game features four rounds of hits spanning every decade. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded in every round. Food and drinks are available, creating an easygoing setting with upbeat vibes.

Music Bingo brings a lively twist to game night at Holy Grail Pub. The event features four rounds packed with hit songs, ranging from nostalgic throwbacks to guilty pleasures. As tracks play, participants mark their bingo cards in pursuit of prizes, with lots of laughs and an energetic atmosphere. Food and drinks from the Holy Grail Pub kitchen are part of the experience, and gameplay stays simple with no apps required so the focus stays on the music and the fun.

Fresh faces and fresh bits take the stage at The Comedy Arena as comics try out new material in an anything-can-happen open mic. Every show is different. Some performers are making their debut, while others are polishing jokes before bringing them to bigger audiences. Expect surprising moments, big laughs, a little chaos, and the excitement of watching comedy come together in real time. Whether stepping up to the mic or relaxing with a drink in the crowd, this is one of the most unpredictable nights at The Comedy Arena. You never know who will drop in or what will unfold next. Performer sign-ups are available.

A weekly video music bingo night brings a lively twist to bingo at The Lion & Crown in McKinney. Watch real music video clips, mark the matching songs on your card, finish the pattern, and call bingo to score prizes in each round. The action stays fast with familiar hits and plenty of interaction. It is free to play and well suited for groups, date nights, or an after-work hangout. Count on prizes throughout along with food, drinks, and upbeat vibes at the venue.

Armor Brewing Co. hosts a weekly trivia gathering that welcomes all ages and does not require an entry fee. Each week features new questions, and prizes are offered. Teams compete using a single smart device, and speedy answers matter. Enjoy craft brews and food from the brewery while you put your knowledge to the test.

If you have ever wondered what improv is like, this casual jam offers a friendly space for people at any skill level to jump in. Expect lighthearted theater games, quick scenes, new connections, and plenty of laughs. Everything is made up on the spot, and participation is entirely your choice. Step onstage when it feels right, or relax in the audience and enjoy watching others play. Hosted by The Comedy Arena Players, the format is supportive and beginner friendly. No one is pushed to perform, and encouragement meets each person at their own pace. It is a welcoming option for first-timers, a chance to connect with creative folks, a tune-up between classes, or simply an easygoing night out.

Video Music Bingo at The Lion & Crown McKinney delivers a fun mix of music and friendly competition. The event features bingo rounds that test music knowledge, chances to sing to familiar hits, and prizes for winners. Food, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere round out the experience.

At Trinity Life Chiropractic, La Leche League of Collin County hosts a monthly, discussion-focused gathering led by trained Leaders. Attendees connect with other nursing mothers to learn about breastfeeding, exchange questions and concerns, and share successes. The conversation moves through a series of topics and offers a supportive network to help with breastfeeding goals. Participants can speak with Leaders about individual challenges and receive in-person support. All mothers and expectant mothers are welcome, and children may attend too, not only babies who are breastfeeding.

Explore the vibrant public art of Historic Downtown McKinney on a free guided stroll presented by Jump Into Art Studios in partnership with Visit McKinney. The route highlights murals, sculptures, and other works while guides share insights about the artists and the stories behind the pieces. Tours begin at the Visitor Center in Downtown McKinney. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect during a scheduled tour, it will be canceled. To confirm the tour status, contact the Visitors Center at 972-547-2058.

Midweek gets a tasty upgrade with Wednesday Pizza Night at Cibo Cucina Italiana. Any pizza is $15, or choose two for $25. Enjoy $6 house wine and cocktails for $7 as part of the drink specials. These offers are available for dine in only. Reservations can be made by calling 469-362-7177. Bring friends, bring family, or simply bring your appetite for a relaxed evening of pizza and drinks.

Cindy Gilstrap leads a relaxed Art Journal Play session centered on Fabric Play. Experiment with fabric to bring texture, color, and depth to your pages while building your art journaling and mixed media skills. Each gathering introduces a different technique, and the emphasis is on exploration rather than perfection, with plenty of room to try new ideas alongside fellow creatives. Light refreshments, including wine and snacks, are provided for a comfortable creative break in the middle of the week. First-time participants are $45 and receive all supplies plus a starter journal kit. Returning participants are $28, supplies included, and should bring their own journal. Please register in advance so materials can be prepared. Refunds are available until seven days before the class, and credits are not offered for no shows or last minute cancellations. Other sessions in the series feature themes like found word storytelling, ink techniques, envelope transformations, easy stamp carving, stencil work with simple hand stitching, and gel plate printing.

Weekly Singo music bingo comes to Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill in McKinney with a free-to-play format. Participants listen for familiar pop and rock tunes, mark their cards, and compete for prizes. Powered by DFW Trivia and Challenge Entertainment, this recurring night provides a casual, social setting for music fans.

Music Bingo brings a playlist of favorites from across the decades to Armor Brewing Co., pairing quick song snippets with the fun of marking your card. The event features four rounds with two cards in each round, offering multiple chances to win. A short clip plays, you match the song on your card, and when your line is complete you call bingo. Winners receive prizes and bragging rights. Bring friends, enjoy a cold drink, and settle in for friendly competition set to familiar tunes.

A weekly Wednesday series at Tailgaters Plano features Video Music Bingo with actual music videos playing on the big screens. Players watch each clip, find the matching song on their bingo card, mark it, complete the pattern, call bingo, and claim a prize. There is no cost to participate, prizes are awarded in every round, and the soundtrack spans hits from many decades and genres.

Music Bingo turns a night at The Stix Icehouse into a lively music game where songs take the place of numbers. A playlist rolls, you listen for tracks on your card, and the first person to complete a line calls bingo and takes a prize. The fun unfolds across four distinct rounds, giving players multiple chances to win with prizes awarded each round. Come for the food and drinks, settle in on the patio or indoors, and play with friends or on your own. All ages are welcome. Quick ears help, since recognizing each tune faster means filling your card sooner.

Music Bingo brings a high energy spin to The Lion & Crown - Allen. Players mark their cards as familiar tracks play, ranging from nostalgic hits to sing along favorites. Prizes are awarded in every round, and the atmosphere is lively with big laughs, belted choruses, and confident shouts of bingo. Pub fare and pints add to the fun. It is free to play and packed with chances for rewards and bragging rights.

The Common Table McKinney hosts a weekly live trivia night that mixes brainpower with friendly competition. There is no entry fee. Play on your own or form a team of up to six people, and compete for prizes awarded to the top three teams. Each team uses a single smart device to submit answers, and quicker correct responses earn more points, so keeping that device charged is a good idea. The event welcomes all ages, features fresh questions each week, and includes patio seating with food and drinks to round out the experience.

At The Fillmore Pub, Music Bingo turns hit songs into a game with real prizes. Tracks play, players mark their cards, and the first bingo wins. Phones and deep trivia knowledge are not required, just good listening. Each event features four rounds, so there are four chances to win. The pub serves craft beers and classic pub fare. It works well for groups or solo participants, with seating available indoors and outdoors. All ages are welcome. Arriving early helps with finding a seat, grabbing a drink, and picking up a bingo card. This recurring activity is held on Wednesdays, except for the last Wednesday of the month, at The Fillmore Pub in Downtown Plano.

Step up to the mic at Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano for a karaoke night where the spotlight is yours. Choose from thousands of songs across any genre and sing solo, pair up for a duet, or gather a group. Expect a supportive crowd, with no cover charge, no judging, and no pressure. Food and drinks are available so you can keep the music going between performances.

A fast-paced, comprehensive CPR course designed to meet certification requirements for medical license holders. The class keeps learning engaging while focusing on what is needed for compliance. The cost is $60, and a BLS card is issued upon successful completion.

The spotlight is on at Chop Sports McKinney as karaoke takes center stage with four hours of nonstop favorites. Enjoy cold drinks and late-night bites while the room fills with big energy, surprise duets, and spontaneous dance breaks. The song catalog runs deep, offering options for powerhouse vocalists and first-timers alike. Not in a singing mood? Cheer on the performers, be the hype crew, or hit the floor and dance along.

This daytime competitive club in Plano meets on Thursday mornings for five weeks from late July through August. Scoring is cumulative across the series, and if you use a substitute, their points are added to your total. Each session includes a $10 sweeps, with the winner of that day taking the prize. The five-week session costs $150, payable via Venmo or Zelle.

Stroller Strides at District 121 is an upbeat outdoor workout created for parents and caregivers with little ones. This full body class combines cardio, strength work, and movement, and it is a chance to connect with other families with young children. It is a free community event at District 121, and participants should bring a stroller and a water bottle. Sessions are held on Thursdays.

Inner Engineering In-Person offers a structured path for personal growth, presenting practical tools designed to bring lasting change. This four-day weekend program covers key elements of wellbeing, guiding participants through practices that support the body, mind, emotions, and the inner energy system. It begins with two evening sessions followed by two immersive full days. Sessions are led by an Isha teacher trained by Sadhguru, a yogi and mystic recognized for his leadership in yoga. The program takes place at Hilton Garden Inn Dallas/Allen. The fee is USD 375, with an early bird rate of USD 330. For questions, contact dallas@ishausa.org or (469) 298-8963.

An informal evening focused on networking for the process serving community. Connect with professionals in the field, exchange ideas, and learn more about TPSA in a comfortable setting. The gathering takes place at Prairie Fire Lounge & Patio in Plano, Texas. Admission is free, and it welcomes members, prospective members, and anyone interested in the process serving profession. There will also be a chance to win a few giveaways.

Scott Sean White and Helene Cronin return to Love and War in Plano, Texas for a live performance. Tickets are available in both general admission and reserved seat and table options. Advance tickets are priced at $19.50, and tickets on the day of the show are $25.

An official group ride night featuring roughly 31 miles. The expected average pace is 18 to 18.5 miles per hour.

A Thursday meditation gathering invites participants to set aside the urge to become something new and simply be. Open to all experience levels, this series blends practices that include Kundalini, Tantra, sound healing, mindfulness, zazen and Zen meditation, chakra clearing, mudra, mantra, breathwork, healing modalities, and dynamic meditation. The Plano studio near Chisholm Trail and Spring Creek features turmeric saffron orange walls, concrete floors, and views of the creek and treetops, creating a calm setting that feels both distant and nearby. The experience nurtures community and shared reflection, guiding an inward journey to gently peel back the layers of self. The drop-in rate is $20, and a monthly meditation package is available.

At The Brass Tap - Allen, music bingo called SINGO swaps numbers for songs. Listen for the tunes, mark your card, and sing along while competing with friends for prizes. The event is hosted by Dawn, it is free to play, and the bar serves a full selection of drinks to enjoy during the games.

Music Bingo brings a lively twist to the classic game at The Elwood B.F.D. Numbers are replaced by songs, with a soundtrack that spans nostalgic tracks and crowd-pleasers. As each tune plays, mark your card and aim for five in a row to win prizes. No app is required and there is no cover charge. It centers on music, drinks, and good company. Guests can bring friends, sing along, and play for a chance to win.

Keep the night going with The Comedy Arena’s after-show improv jam. Once the mainstage performance wraps, the stage opens for playful scenes, easy mingling with fellow improvisers, and plenty of drinks and laughter. Participation is open to all experience levels, whether trying improv for the first time or already a seasoned performer. Stay late, make new connections, and let the fun continue after the show.