Events in Arlington, TX

Focused on supporting survivors, interrupting harmful cycles, and building community, the second annual We Bee-lieve in You 5K brings people together for movement with purpose. The event includes a 5K and a 1 mile walk or run option, offering choices for different paces and experience levels.

This weekly road ride sets out from the Trek South Arlington store and offers pace and distance options to match different goals. Riders can choose a 26 mile no drop group averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates, a 45 mile drop group averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA, or a 67 mile drop group averaging 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth. VeloSouth routes alternate weekly, and one listed route is Cedar Hill_Midlo_Goodland V.2. Expect rolling hills with some flats. Rest stops are provided only on routes of 60 miles or more, with regrouping as needed on shorter options. Ride marshals are identified before departure. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride is canceled. A helmet and taillight are required, and all participants are asked to follow traffic laws, listen to ride leaders, and watch out for one another.

This rescheduled event will provide low-cost vaccinations and free microchipping.

A foundational, deeply centered yoga flow focused on opening the heart and nurturing a sense of freedom. The pace is simple and steady, inviting ease and clarity while encouraging an open, lifted spirit. Expect a calm, approachable practice that prioritizes depth and connection.

This event offers vendor booths, live and silent auctions, food, and children's activities.

At River Legacy Nature Center, the W.A.T.E.R. Festival celebrates the importance of water with a program designed for all ages. Enjoy interactive activities, creative craft stations, and engaging demonstrations that showcase practical ways to conserve this essential resource.

This monthly car show welcomes all makes and models. There are 19 judging classes with 38 awards in total, plus a manager's pick and a car club participation award. The start time is earlier than usual. Proceeds from the 50/50 will benefit Guns and Hoses, an organization that supports the families of fallen police officers and firefighters.

Meet the author at a book signing created with young readers in mind. Children ages 4 to 8 can pick up a copy of Grammie Cats Christmas and have it signed by the author. Freebies will be available, and a treasure hunt is offered with a small entry fee that also includes time with adorable kitties. Reservations are not required, appointments can be scheduled online, and walk-ins are welcome as space permits.

This fundraiser is the third 9-pin event of the TROT 2027 season. The $30 entry covers tournament play and participation in the 250-plus share pot. Additional opportunities include crossover doubles, an optional scratch high pot, and the World Famous Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The strike pot starting amount will be announced.

With the change of season, this book club gathering centers on unhurried conversation and deeper connection. The selected title is still to be announced. Expect reflective discussion, community-minded dialogue, and space for many viewpoints as the group explores the book’s central themes. Participants can also share ideas for the final pick of the year. The full CUP O’ VIBES menu will be available while the group connects over conversation.

Jaya Live at Arlington Music Hall invites people to meet new friends and connect with others.

Symphony Arlington’s Brass Quintet leads an energetic night honoring the swing legacy of Glenn Miller while spotlighting contemporary works. The program features Dauntless Fanfare by Meyn, Fanfare for the Journey by Blessinger, and Nocturne by Winfield B. Carson, V, followed by an intermission and a set of Glenn Miller favorites. Presented with the Arlington Museum of Art, this concert places bold brass sounds and classic big band tunes in an intimate gallery setting. Tickets are available through the Symphony Arlington website.

Night Nation Run blends a 5k course with a music festival atmosphere at Globe Life Field in Dallas. Promoted as the first running music festival, it supports Stand Up To Cancer, with participants raising funds to advance cancer research. Expect an experience that celebrates movement, music, and a shared commitment to a meaningful cause.

Celebrate the start of the Halloween Light Show with an annual opening night gathering at Galaway Manor, featuring the first show of 2026. It is BYOB, and guests can bring drinks, coolers, ice, chairs, and snacks. Halloween attire is encouraged, including shirts, hats, blinkies, and bling, and costumes are welcome but not required. Expect warm conditions early, so plan to stay cool. Parking may be down the street with a short walk back. Please avoid parking in front of the three nearby houses or anywhere that blocks a direct view of the display, as those spaces are reserved for vehicles watching from their cars while tuning to 90.3 FM. Families should keep a close eye on children. Do not cross roped areas or go up the driveway near projector equipment, since damage or electrical shock could occur. Escorts for special photos in restricted areas may be possible depending on how busy it is. Laser pointers and distracting light toys are not allowed. Everyone is welcome. Heavy, dense fog effects will be in use, and strobe lighting will be active. For security, Galaway Manor is under 24 hour video recording.

The Grandparents Gathering marks ten years with a milestone celebration built around the theme "The Next Level." This special occasion takes place at The Finch in Grand Prairie.

Held at the Messianic Jewish Cultural Center (MJCC), this free, family-friendly Davidic dance class with the Tehilla Dance Team focuses on dancing, praise, and fellowship. Beginners are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle and a friend. The class celebrates dancing before HaShem in the spirit of David.

Watch the Opening Game at a watch party featuring specials on food and drinks and a lively atmosphere.

This recurring third-Thursday gathering offers a calming evening centered on meditation and sound healing. Priestess Rain guides the community through a soothing sound bath, an immersive and restorative experience that helps participants relax, find balance, and refocus. Open to the LGBTQ SAVES community, the event features group meditation, a sound bath, and Reiki.

The Radio Controlled Drag Racing League returns to The Strip at Traders Village for the 6th Annual September II Remember, presented by Urban Assault Racing. This stop is Race 12 in the 2026 RCDRL Points Championship and is known for meaningful, high-stakes competition. The weekend also launches the UAR Texas Region Drag Racing Series at The Strip, highlighting a heads-up format where positions are earned and payouts are part of the plan. Every pass counts, and advancement comes through performance and consistency. Friday features UAR Mega Cash Days with an Elite 8 Mini Shootout and a North vs South clash in Extreme Pro Stock, which pays out 100 percent on both days. An open test and tune session gives racers time to fine-tune before the main program. Saturday transitions to a full daytime schedule with the standard RCDRL classes as the season battle tightens. With the campaign at Race 12 and the playoffs in motion, points are precious and momentum is built on clean execution. More than a competition, this gathering blends remembrance, unity, and respect with the speed and intensity that define RCDRL racing. With UAR unveiling its Texas Region Series at The Strip, the weekend honors tradition while looking ahead to the future of heads-up competition.

Candace Cameron Bure brings her live tour to Church360 in Grand Prairie (Dallas), TX, with special guest Dr. Tabatha. This stop is part of an eight city fall tour and features a two hour program with interactive games and prizes, heartfelt storytelling, and faith centered conversation. Dr. Tabatha, a physician triple board certified who helps women align body, mind, and soul, contributes an emphasis on whole person wellness. Multiple ways to attend are available, including The Full Experience VIP, an Early Entry option with a Q&A, and General Admission. Attendees can expect plenty of laughter, encouragement, and practical motivation to live with purpose and joy. Tickets are available. For buyer protection, third party ticket resales are not permitted for TPR. event pages, and purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed, so use the official ticketing outlet to ensure access to updates and assistance.

The program begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union. A supporting act follows and will be announced. Jay Pérez closes the lineup with the final performance.

A Texas Monthly BBQ Fest gathering, BBQ Homecoming, celebrates the growing Texas barbecue community in DFW with returning Texas Monthly barbecue alumni for an evening focused on live fire cooking and lively BBQ spirit. Expect tastings from featured barbecue joints, music, and plenty of dancing, along with nostalgic homecoming touches like mums that set a festive Texas tone. Mingle with notable pitmasters and soak up the atmosphere. Tickets are available at two levels, general admission and VIP. VIP quantities are limited and include a special keepsake plus access to a members-only bar and lounge seating.

Admission is free for a concert featuring the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, a supporting act to be announced, and a headlining performance by Blue Tongue.

Presented by Kroger, this Game Day Live watch experience brings fans together for the Dallas vs Washington matchup at Texas Live!. Expect a lively setting for diehards and casual supporters alike, and note that the event is open to all ages. Table reservations are available.

Collaborators Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo' bring the Room On The Porch Tour 2026 to Texas Trust CU Theatre, celebrating their work together that earned a 2026 GRAMMY nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album.

A concert featuring Squeeze, Adam Ant, and Haircut 100 takes place at the Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie. This lineup brings all three to one stage for a live performance.

The South Tarrant County Tri-City Job Fair is an in-person event for job seekers to connect with local employers in one convenient setting. Explore a variety of opportunities, ask questions, and take the next step in your career. Bring your resume and be ready to network with multiple companies in a single visit.

The Annual Isaiah 117 House Golf Tournament brings together foursomes for a day of golf, fellowship, and fun, supporting efforts to change the way foster care begins for children in Dallas County. Sponsorship opportunities and registration information are available.

Enjoy a free concert featuring Ronnie and The Redwoods with The Buffalo Ruckus. The program begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with Ronnie and The Redwoods, and closes with The Buffalo Ruckus.

Hope Hustle 5K: Running Toward Brighter Futures has moved to Epic Central in Grand Prairie. The new venue features scenic surroundings and a lively atmosphere, with restaurants and entertainment close by that make it easy to plan a family-friendly day. The update brings a fresh energy to the race and sets the stage for a memorable experience.

Explore a rolling timeline of automotive history at Vandergriff Town Center, where classic and antique cars from the 1920s through the 1970s take center stage. More than 200 restored and carefully maintained vehicles will be on display, bringing together car owners and the community to celebrate half a century of design and craftsmanship. The show features live music, a children’s area, the Downtown Arlington Farmers Market, and a variety of food vendors. Knapp Heritage Park provides shaded picnic areas with additional live performances. Admission is free and open to the public. Vehicle entries require pre-registration, with Top 10 and People’s Choice awards presented near the conclusion of the event.

Front Street Festival is back at Knapp Heritage Park with historic cabin tours, demonstrations, local vendors, live music, and activities for all ages. Attendees can take part in cabin tours, see demonstrations, shop from local vendors, and hear live music. More information, including the schedule of events and vendor details, will be shared soon.

The Branch: A Dance Experience creates a space where dancers are recognized as people first. Blending movement, mindset work, and thoughtful conversation, it nurtures confidence, growth, and honest self-expression in a supportive setting free of judgment, rekindling the reasons many first fell in love with dance. Season 5, titled EMBER, centers on tending an inner spark. A single ember may be small, yet it carries heat, power, and the potential to ignite something greater. This theme encourages standing firmly in personal strength, moving through fear, advocating for growth, and showing up with bold presence in the studio and in everyday life. Participants can expect to move with intention, take time to reflect, and leave feeling energized from within.

Safely dispose of sensitive paperwork at a secure shredding event. Participants may bring personal documents to be shredded.

Abram Street Market returns to Downtown Arlington with a lively showcase of local talent and goods. Explore as many as 55 vendors offering apparel, baked treats, collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more. The market is free and open to the public.

Experience a free concert headlined by Waterloo - A Celebration of ABBA. The program begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with a supporting act to be announced, and concludes with Waterloo delivering the main set.

Enjoy an evening of ballroom dancing that welcomes everyone. A modest admission fee is required.

An autocross, also known as AutoX, features a low speed obstacle course where drivers compete with friends for the quickest time of the day. All makes are welcome, and vehicles are grouped into classes based on the type of car, modifications, and horsepower. It is a practical way to explore how a car handles in different conditions while building skills behind the wheel. Registration opens two weeks before the event. A typical schedule offers around five runs in the morning and five more in the afternoon, with the exact number dependent on the weather.

Experience a lively Quarter Auction that blends friendly conversation with the excitement of bidding. Participants use quarters to bid on items for a chance to win prizes, so bringing a couple of rolls of quarters is recommended. A variety of vendors will be on site, including Phyllis' $5 Bling, and a snack bar will offer tasty options. Every bid helps fund the charity of the month, turning the fun into meaningful support. If you are new to how a quarter auction works or are considering being a vendor, reach out to the church through its page for more information.

Enjoy a free adaptive pickleball practice designed for participants of all skill levels. Onsite wheelchairs are available to support accessible play. The focus is on inclusion, health, and awareness through active participation, with the goal of fostering wellness, connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact the Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator, Taylor Nichols, at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

Connect with more than 60 authors, take in engaging author panels, and decorate a book while enjoying a margarita at The Traveling Bookshelf Author Event.

This free concert features Seger System with a tribute to the music of Bob Seger alongside Gen X Blossoms. The program begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight, with Texas Trust Credit Union as presenter, continues with a performance by Gen X Blossoms, and concludes with Seger System.

The RCDRL Texas Fall Classic brings Race 13 of 16 in the 2026 Points Championship to The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, Texas. Cooler fall conditions and a tightening title chase raise the stakes as points leaders defend slim margins and challengers push to gain ground. With only a few events left before the Texas Finals, every round and every decision matters. This daytime showcase rewards experience, discipline, and steady nerves. A single misstep can cost dearly, while a well-executed run can reshape the standings. A full slate of RCDRL classes is scheduled, including Pro Street Outlaw, Limited Prep Outlaw, Extreme Pro Stock, Street Eliminator, 2.30 Index, 2.60 Index, 2.90 Index, and Young Gunners. Second Chance Brackets will open after Round Two of eliminations. Expect tight margins, sharp reaction times, and championship level competition from start to finish.

Rock enthusiasts gather for the Arlington Gem and Mineral Club's biannual fall parking lot sale and rock swap. Attendees can shop slabs, cabs, rough material, finished jewelry, and tools, then trade rocks and meet other rockhounds. Entry and parking are free, and the event is open to everyone.

Marking its 13th year, the Teddy Bear Toy Run benefits Scottish Rite Hospital Texas. The ride starts at Longhorn Harley Davidson and concludes at Strokers Dallas. Those interested in sponsorship can reach out through Messenger to connect with Shiner and request a sponsorship packet.

The Dallas Cowboys face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium. Ticket supplies are limited, and children 1 year old and older need their own ticket.

Presented by Coors Light, this En Vivo concert features Grupo Exterminador and welcomes guests 18 and older. Doors open before the show so you can get settled. Presale sign-up is available, followed by a presale period and a general on-sale.

Celebrate the season at the fifth annual Touch-A-Truck, a fall gathering with plenty of vehicles to explore. Kids can climb into construction machines, check out classic cars, and see emergency vehicles up close, all with lots of hands-on fun. Food trucks will be on site with tasty options, and there will be games for kids, seasonal activities, balloon creations, and face painting. Costumes are encouraged, friends are welcome, and admission is free.

The Fall Festival is an annual outdoor, family friendly fundraiser that supports environmental education at River Legacy Nature Center and River Legacy Park. The day features activities for all ages, including games, bounce houses, and a pumpkin patch where kids can choose a pumpkin to take home and carve. Live music from local bands sets a lively tone, and food options range from classics like hot dogs and funnel cakes to other unique treats. Proceeds benefit the River Legacy Foundation, directly funding programs that engage people of all ages in learning about conservation and the natural world.

A lively quarter auction offers bidding, shopping, and prize opportunities. Participants use rolls of quarters to bid on items from a variety of vendors, and a snack bar will be available. Event proceeds support the charity of the month. If you have questions about how it works or are interested in being a vendor, contact the church page. Phyllis' $5 Bling is expected to participate.

KAROL G brings her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour to AT&T Stadium, following a landmark Coachella appearance as the festival’s first Latina headliner. The impact of that performance was felt around the world, and this global tour builds on that momentum. Artist presale registration is available.

Marcus D. Wiley performs live at the Arlington Improv Comedy Club.

Coors Light presents a live Grupo Bryndis concert at Texas Live. Entry is limited to guests 18 and up, and doors open ahead of the performance so everyone can get settled before the music begins.

Choose your challenge with the 15K Relay, 15K, 10K, or 5K as the Big Texas Run brings a high energy race experience to Arlington’s entertainment district near Globe Life Field. Share the course with thousands of runners, whether you are chasing a PR or covering the miles with friends, then continue the celebration at Texas Live with music, beer, and the Big Texas Run community. True to Texas, race day is big from the first step to the finish and the post race party.

Admission is $7 for members and $10 for non-members. Youth ages 11 to 17 pay $5, and children 10 and under attend free.

The event takes place at Mike Lewis Park.

Celebrate the 20th annual Bull-O-Ween at Ten10 Events, a playful autumn gathering for Bulldog enthusiasts and their families. Expect a lively mix of shopping with vendors, tasty food and drinks, and cheerful pup meetups, all supporting Lone Star Bulldog Club Rescue through fun fundraising activities. Costumes are encouraged for both people and their four-legged companions, whether that means pumpkins, superheroes, tacos, or tiny vampire capes. Well behaved, leashed, and vaccinated dogs are welcome, and friends and family are invited to share the fun. More information about sponsorships, vendor opportunities, and advance ticket details will be announced. For travelers, pet friendly hotels are nearby, and the venue is a short walk from AT&T Stadium. As a special note, the venue host is a former adopter.

Weezer appears at American Airlines Center in Dallas for an event called The Gathering.

Challenge a tight, low speed course and race the clock for the top overall time at this autocross. Cars are grouped into classes determined by the vehicle, its modifications, and horsepower, so you compete with similar builds. All makes are welcome, and the format offers a friendly way to explore how your car responds in different conditions. Registration opens two weeks before the event. Drivers typically get five timed runs in the morning and five more in the afternoon, although the total can change with the weather.

Celebrate the season with brief Christmas-themed sessions in Grand Prairie, Texas. Each session lasts 15 minutes.

Enjoy a live performance from Marcus D. Wiley at the Arlington Improv Comedy Club in Arlington.

Celebrate community and culture during a three day festival in Downtown Grand Prairie. The event features live music across all three days, a carnival filled with rides and games, a marketplace of arts and crafts alongside business expo vendors, and plenty of food options with a beer garden. Families can enjoy a dedicated KidZone, and activities are planned for every age. Admission and parking are free.

The RCDRL season reaches a pivotal showdown at The Strip at Traders Village, as Race 11 of 13 puts every driver under the spotlight in a good, bad, and maybe a little ugly kind of battle. With the playoffs at their midpoint, three rounds already in the books and three still ahead, every trip down the strip can reshape the championship chase. The program moves from Test & Tune into qualifying, then transitions straight into eliminations after the second qualifying round. Classes on track include Pro Street Outlaw A and B, Limited Prep Outlaw A and B, Extreme Pro Stock A and B, Street Eliminator, Young Gunner, Index classes at 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90, and Second Chance Brackets. Win or lose, each pass adds to the 2026 story and the final push toward the title.

Returning for a fifth year, Forest of Fear transforms Loyd Park’s campgrounds at Joe Pool Lake into a drive-through Halloween experience viewed entirely from your vehicle. Campers go all out with creative decorations, turning the park into a continuous route of themed displays for both kids and adults. Admission is $20 per vehicle, and restrooms are available throughout the park.

The Starlight Court Soiree in Arlington (Pantego), TX presents a fantasy themed ball celebrating the release of Book 6 in the Court of Thorns and Roses series. Attendees can enjoy a dessert buffet and a cash bar, make book inspired crafts, compete in a costume contest, and spend time on the dance floor. A professional photographer will be present to capture keepsake moments. Starlight Court events support local charities. Tickets are available starting at 45 dollars.

Shakespeare LIVE brings Macbeth to the Levitt Pavilion in Arlington, Texas with a free open-air staging. The renowned tragedy unfolds under the night sky, offering Shakespeare’s tale of ambition and consequence in a relaxed outdoor setting. Presented across multiple evenings.

Brand New brings its raw, high-impact live show to Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie in Grand Prairie. The rock band blends emotional songwriting with driving alternative rock, igniting charged performances amplified by passionate crowds. Expect a set that spans the band’s catalog, delivered with the intensity that characterizes its concerts.

DFW toy collectors can explore a Halloween themed anniversary edition of the Metroplex Collectibles Show at Meadowbrook Recreation Center. Admission is free. Expect a show floor packed with vintage and modern action figures, sought after Funko Pops and exclusives, Hot Wheels from classics to custom builds, Star Wars, TMNT and Masters of the Universe items, statues, and more, with hidden treasures throughout. The atmosphere leans into spooky fun and the thrill of the hunt, with plenty of chances to track down grails and unexpected finds. Florinda Taqueria will be on site with food available. Costumes are encouraged. Sellers are welcome, with booths and tables offered in limited quantities. To inquire about vendor space, text Leonard McCord at 214-229-6671.

Get into the spirit with a Halloween-themed 9-pin fundraiser connected to the TROT 2027 season. The $30 entry fee covers the tournament and access to a 250-plus share pot. Additional side action includes crossover doubles, an optional scratch high pot, and the Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The strike pot will begin with a starting amount to be announced. This event blends friendly competition with fundraising for a lively day on the lanes.

An annual Halloween tradition at Galaway Manor blends candy collecting with a street haunt and a synchronized light show. The event proceeds in most weather, with only severe conditions possibly causing a delayed start. A designated early window offers a gentler trick or treat option for children and anyone who prefers to avoid scares, and during that period the light show and street haunt do not run. Once the full experience begins, monsters in the street, dense fog, and special effects create an intense atmosphere for everyone, and the light show continues late into the night. Heavy, low lying fog effects are used throughout, and the fog is water based, unscented, and non toxic. Admission is free. Expect large crowds and be patient as volunteers work to keep things moving. Parking is limited. Help keep the area clean by disposing of trash properly. Participation by neighbors may vary, so candy volume is not guaranteed, as the focus is on the haunt, the roaming characters, and the light show.

Arlington Improv hosts Shuler King, a South Carolina native who built a career in stand-up while continuing to work as a funeral director in his family’s business. He set his sights on performing early and now divides his time between touring and helping at home. His online videos have reached viewers across the globe, building a fast-growing audience. Catch his live comedy on the club stage.

Foodees Food and Culture Festival brings a weekend celebration of food, crafts, and family fun to Grand Prairie Premium Outlets in Grand Prairie, Texas. More than 40 food trucks and vendors serve gourmet bites and sweet treats, and dozens of artisans showcase handmade jewelry, art, and other crafts. Activities for all ages create a lively community atmosphere with plenty to taste, shop, and explore. Admission is free for everyone. Those who register are entered into a giveaway for a free meal, with one winner selected each day and notified by email.

Presented by Coors Light, En Vivo features La Maquinaria Norteña in a live event. Doors will open prior to the start. A presale will be available, followed by general on sale, and a signup is offered for the presale.

RCDRL presents a meaningful day of RC drag racing at The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, Texas, dedicated to honoring racers, loved ones, and friends who helped build this community. The day balances competition with remembrance, keeping their influence present with every run down the track. The program progresses from gates opening to test and tune, followed by qualifying and then eliminations. Racing spans multiple divisions, including Outlaw A and B, LPO A and B (Limited Prep Outlaw), Xtreme Pro Stock, Street Eliminator, Young Gunners, and the 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90 Index categories. It is a family-centered celebration of speed and respect that carries forward the memories of those it commemorates.

Discover ideas and guidance for projects of any size at the Arlington Home & Garden Expo, where you can speak directly with professionals across the home and garden field. Connect with manufacturers, small business owners, and independent contractors at the Arlington Expo Center to get answers and compare options for kitchens, baths, patios, roofing, windows, landscaping, and more. Stroll through AHGE Market Row to shop original art, home decor, antiques, collectibles, yard art, and other finds. Admission is free, and parking is $10.

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi heads to Texas to be crowned America’s Pickle Queen at The Big Dill, a celebration of her lifelong love of all things pickled. At Texas Live! at Globe Life Field in Arlington, she takes the main stage and also greets fans at a VIP meet and greet. Live music from Poo Live Crew powers the party as the day builds to a big finish. Guests can roam Pickle Row for unlimited tastes from Best Maid and many leading pickle makers, sampling everything from classic dills to spicy and regional varieties, then cast votes for Best in Show. The Pickle UP! Live Game Show, hosted by Chris Bruce and Ange, pulls participants on stage for the boxing game, Quick Dill and more. TikTok’s Pickle Priest returns with a signature blessing. Competitive highlights include the Mrs. Klein’s World Pickle Eating Championship and the PickleJuice Brine Chug Challenge, a race to finish 32 ounces of brine. The Mansfield Pickle Queens are back as well. Around the venue, find the Pickle Rodeo, axe throwing, carnival games and oversized photo ops. Food vendors serve fair-style favorites like fried pickles, pickle pizza and pickle corn dogs. Bars offer pickle cocktails, frozen picklebacks and Bloody Marys for guests 21 and over. When night falls, the Electric Pickle RAVE transforms the festival into a full dance party. It sold out a week early last year.

Arcade games and laser tag at Main Event in Grand Prairie set the stage for a lively outing that wraps up with dinner at Cici’s Pizza. The day is organized by Mrs. Mimi of Israelite Kids Academy, a DFW private Kindergarten through 8th grade hybrid homeschool and summertime learning program. Families who are not enrolled can contact Mimi at 469-278-KIDS to take part. Everyone meets at the venue and covers their own admission and any related fees. Attendees are asked to mark their attendance on the event page and share the names and ages of the children who will be there, and non-members must complete an online emergency information form before the trip. After sign up, meetup details and a simple itinerary will be provided, and the group will travel together. Health and safety guidelines apply. Follow current CDC recommendations and do not attend if feeling unwell. Bring hand sanitizer or wipes and a water bottle. If any portion of the outing includes time outdoors, be prepared for pollen and insects, and bring repellent or needed allergy medications such as EpiPens. Plans may be adjusted due to weather. When paying the organizer, only cash or Zelle are accepted. There are no refunds, no credit or partial payments, and registrations are non-transferable. If plans change, please update your RSVP so the group is not kept waiting.

The 49ers Invasion Tour arrives in Dallas with a free fan gathering presented by Zenni at Sports & Social Arlington. Attendees can look forward to giveaways for everyone, plus a raffle with prizes that include Zenni glasses, autographed items, and more. It is a chance to connect with fellow Faithful and get ready before the 49ers take on the Cowboys.

This fifth 9-pin fundraiser in the TROT 2027 season offers a tournament entry for $30 that also covers the 250-plus share pot. Participants can add crossover doubles, enter an optional scratch high pot, and take a shot at the World Famous Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The opening strike pot amount will be announced. Compete in a 9-pin format while supporting the TROT 2027 season.

Take on a low-speed autocross course that pits you against friends for the Fastest Time of the Day. Classes are organized by your car, its modifications, and horsepower, and all makes are welcome to participate. It is a practical way to explore how your car handles in different conditions. Registration opens two weeks prior to the event. Participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon, though this may change with the weather.

Banda Cuisillos takes the stage at Texas Live for a live performance presented by Coors Light. Attendance is limited to guests 18 and over.

A GriefShare Surviving the Holidays session is being held at Inglewood Baptist Church. Registration is available through the GriefShare website, and lunch is included.

This quarter auction offers an evening of bidding and browsing with a range of vendors. Bring two rolls of quarters to take part, with opportunities to shop and win prizes. A snack bar will be available, and proceeds support the charity of the month. For details on how the auction works or to ask about participating as a vendor, contact the church page. Phyllis' $5 Bling will be there.

The Dallas Cowboys host the Philadelphia Eagles in a classic NFC East showdown at AT&T Stadium. This divisional matchup brings two long-standing rivals together on the field. Ticket availability is limited, and a ticket is required for children ages 1 and older.

Abram Street Christmas Market returns to Downtown Arlington with a holiday marketplace featuring local vendors offering apparel, baked treats, collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more. This is a free public event.