Events in Arlington today

At D-BAT Arlington, a Master Skills Camp welcomes players to refine core on-field abilities with guidance from experienced college coaches. The program is organized into focused sessions covering hitting, infield work, outfield technique, and speed and agility training. Additional options are available for those who want dedicated instruction in pitching and catching. Participants can expect a structured environment that emphasizes fundamentals and practical drills to help elevate overall performance.

A weekly shop road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store with options for a variety of paces and distances. 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, for this week, a 67 mile drop option with VeloSouth averaging 19 to 21 mph. VeloSouth routes alternate weekly. Expect rolling hills with some flat sections. Rest stops are planned only for routes over 60 miles, and the shorter groups will regroup as needed. Download route files in advance. Ride marshals will be identified before departure from the store. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride will be cancelled, with updates shared through the group on Strava. For safety, a helmet and taillight are required, and riders should follow traffic laws, listen to ride leaders, and look out for one another.

Settle into a simple, deeply focused yoga flow in the fresh air at F.J. Red Kane Park. Guided by AJ Namaste, this practice centers on heart-opening movement and invites a sense of freedom and inner ease.

Car enthusiasts gather at Hooters in Grand Prairie for NTMC’s monthly car show, open to every make and model. The event features 19 classes with 38 awards, along with a manager’s pick and a car club participation honor. A 50/50 raffle will be held, and proceeds will benefit Guns and Hoses, an organization that supports the families of fallen police officers and firefighters.

The third annual RCDRL Labue Nationals returns to The Strip at Traders Village for a nighttime showdown with double points on the line. The schedule rolls from gates opening to a TNT period, then a single qualifying round before eliminations, with intensity building as the field tightens. Payouts are guaranteed in every class once there are at least nine entrants. Expect fast action, a family friendly atmosphere, and competitors bringing their best for a memorable night at the track.

Bearkats gather for the first SHSU Alumni Night at Globe Life Field, launching a new tradition in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The event focuses on school pride and connection, with SHSU tickets grouped together in the Budweiser Sky Porch. Each ticket includes $20 in loaded value that can be used toward food and beverages. More than a game, it serves as a shared milestone and memory for the SHSU community.

Cheer on the Baltimore Orioles as they take on the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field. This game is scheduled as part of an SHSU Alumni Night celebration, with tickets grouped in the Budweiser Sky porch, and each ticket including $20 in Loaded Value for food and beverage.

A two-act lineup brings a reunion performance from Admiral followed by 3fG, with Admiral opening and 3fG closing the show.

Arlington Aquatics presents a BTS themed swim night at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center in celebration of the BTS WORLD TOUR ARIRANG coming to AT&T Stadium. Enjoy a poolside playlist of BTS tracks with fellow fans, and bring your BTS photo cards to trade with other attendees. Admission is $8 per person, and guests 12 months and under are free.

Short clips from real music videos play on screen while players mark matching squares on their bingo cards. The first to complete the pattern wins a prize, with prizes awarded every round. It is free to play, high energy and interactive, and features crowd favorite hits. After this debut, the show continues every Saturday.

Wayne Martin Band brings dance-friendly favorites, with partner dance lessons available before the show. The program begins with announcements, the pledge, and the National Anthem, leading into the live performance. Guests may bring a cooler with their own alcoholic beverages, and non-alcoholic options such as water and soda are available for purchase at the snack bar. Admission is $15 per person, cash only. Table reservations are available by calling or texting 903-603-0556 and are highly recommended.

Buffett Beach returns to Arlington Backyard, adjacent to Globe Life Field, bringing together baseball and the music of Jimmy Buffett. The event takes place after the Rangers face the Orioles at the nearby ballpark.

Cocoa Brown is bringing her story-driven comedy to Arlington Improv for an evening of laughs. Expect her signature mix of truth-telling humor and personal tales, with assigned seating and a 2-item food or beverage minimum once seated. The venue’s doors open ahead of showtime, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Experience an underwater fashion photography session that explores how light refracts, fabric floats, and movement slows beneath the surface. In collaboration with underwater photo-creative Cai Chen, styled models will be posed below the waterline while participants photograph from the shallow end to capture surreal textures and shifting light. This workshop welcomes anyone with basic camera knowledge through seasoned professionals seeking a fresh challenge. Bring your own camera with compatible underwater housing, and the Aledo Aperture team will be available to offer guidance on settings throughout. Cost is $150. Space is limited, and the location will be shared with registered participants. Links to suggested underwater cases will be emailed. To RSVP, email ALEDOAPERTURE@GMAIL.COM. Beyond the images, the focus is on the shared experience, the people, and the unexpected beauty that happens when art meets water.

Celebrate through Davidic dance, praise, and fellowship at the Messianic Jewish Cultural Center. This free, family-friendly class welcomes beginners and offers a warm space to dance before HaShem in the spirit of David. Bring a water bottle and invite a friend.

A free open mic is happening at TRUTH.

Designed for women, this class at Metroplex Women’s Clinic Southwest, Judi Martin Training Center includes complimentary dinner, games, and gifts. Topics cover single parenting, effective communication with a co-parent, planning for holidays and special occasions, critical issues related to parenting on your own, dating or marriage, and available community resources. Participants receive a gift basket and a $15 certificate redeemable at Arlington ReSale or Arlington ReSale Too. Gift basket and certificate are available for pickup for seven days following the class.

This track interval training session gathers participants at the southeast corner of the Plano Senior High School track. It begins with time to warm up and receive instruction, then moves into a series of intervals on the track.

Put your knowledge to the test in a three-round trivia game with themes that span entertainment, nerdy know-how, and a potluck mix of questions. Participation is free, and prizes are up for grabs.

This no-admission jazz jam spotlights top musicians from across the Metroplex in a welcoming setting that keeps audiences coming back.

Step up to the microphone and share your voice at a monthly poetry slam in Arlington, Texas. Taking place on the second Tuesday of each month, it welcomes first timers and seasoned poets alike. Signups open one week beforehand, with a few spots held at the door so more voices can be heard. General admission is $10, or $15 at the door. For more information, email Info@gortsproductions@gmail.com or find @GO.RTSPro on Instagram.

The Londoner Arlington hosts a weekly Pub Poll game night, a survey-style competition where popular opinion decides the points. It is a playful twist on trivia, with teams aiming to match what most people would say rather than recall facts. Expect prompts about cereal mascots, the things found at nearly every party, or popular honeymoon destinations. There is no cost to play, and prizes are awarded to the top teams for a lively evening of laughs and friendly rivalry.

Experience Steve Earle live at Arlington Music Hall in Arlington, a beloved spot for live entertainment where you can see a legendary artist up close.

Derek Hough presents an encore dance production at Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie in Grand Prairie, Texas. This performance centers on choreography and movement led by Hough on stage.

At Charlie’s Tavern Arlington, Video Music Bingo transforms classic bingo into a music video experience. Iconic videos play on big screens as you move through multiple fast paced rounds, with prizes for the winners. Participation is free. Food and cold drinks are available, and the vibe is high energy and competitive.

Ease into the morning with a gentle yoga session at Fool’s Kava House. Suitable for every level, the practice centers on steady breath and comfortable movement to energize the body, quiet the mind, and start the day feeling grounded. After class, stay for kava and an easygoing community atmosphere.

Unwind with a four-day crafting retreat that leaves room to focus on the projects you love. Bring scrapbooking from summer adventures, make cards, explore other creative work, or take it easy by the pool. It is a welcoming time to connect with friends and celebrate the close of the season. The fee is $200 for the full retreat. Meals are not provided, but there are plenty of restaurant options and a kitchen is available for preparing simple dishes. To reserve a spot, text Angie at 817-320-6922.

The gathering begins with a meal, then transitions into play shortly after. Expect a relaxed, social pace that moves from dining to the activity.

Test your music know-how with a lively round of Music Bingo at Chicken N Pickle. Enjoy a welcoming setting and a fun, music-centered game alongside fellow fans.

Kick off the Underworld Fall Session with a first practice that builds the foundation for roller derby. Participants will grow skating skills, confidence, and connections while exploring paths to compete, officiate, volunteer, or simply try something new. Open to everyone ages 7 and up and welcoming all genders, all experience levels, and all backgrounds. Expect a focus on essentials like balance and skating technique, safe ways to fall and stop, agility and endurance, core derby concepts, and teamwork and communication that translate to confidence on the track. Coaching comes from experienced Dallas Derby Devils skaters and officials in a supportive environment where questions are encouraged and progress is celebrated. No one is expected to have it all figured out on day one. Underworld centers on community, offering a place to meet people who will cheer you on and help you improve, with a shared belief that roller derby is for everyone. No gear or prior experience is required. Wear comfortable athletic clothing, bring a water bottle, and be ready to have fun. To reserve a spot or ask questions, email dddadmin@derbydevils.com.

Meta TCG hosts a Pokémon Standard Format tournament that includes participants of all ages. It is a welcoming setting for both newcomers and experienced players, and a pack is awarded for each win. No pre-registration is required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to take part. Only adult players are shown on the shop’s social channels. The store also buys bulk and Pokémon singles for anyone with extra cards.

Orleans is bringing their soft rock sound to Arlington Music Hall. The show starts at 7:30 PM.