Events in Burleson
Community Sketch Group
The group gathers each Saturday at Russell Farm Art Center for open sketching. A weekly theme is available for inspiration, or participants can work on their own ideas. Attendees may bring their favorite art supplies and, if they wish, treats.
Russell Farm Art CenterMojo Brothers Band
Mojo Brothers Band brings a live performance to Lone Star Bar & Grill in Burleson. Tickets are available for this show.
Lone Star Bar & GrillSummer Reading Celebration Party
Celebrate reading at the biggest summer party of the season. This first-ever celebration welcomes young readers, who can attend with a parent or guardian and enjoy crafts.
Barnes & NobleStorytime
Enjoy a lively storytime at Barnes & Noble. Bring friends and your imagination, and get ready for plenty of fun.
Barnes & NoblePop-Up Market
Support local and up and coming businesses at a pop up market filled with original, handmade pieces, unique well made goods, local foods and flavors, and the occasional vintage find. Explore a dedicated kids market alongside a craft show for adults, plus a craft fair that includes no cost activities and crafts, with additional project options available for purchase. Families can enjoy a complimentary moon bounce, and food trucks will be serving meals, beverages, and desserts. Admission and parking are complimentary. Dogs are welcome. For application inquiries, contact stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.
Pattymac's Bounty Tournament IV
Pattymac's Bounty Tournament IV brings card play together with fundraising for the Kyle Kelso Fund. Event shirts will be sold for $25, with proceeds benefiting the fund. Ms. B will offer gumbo for $6 per bowl and chicken enchilada soup for $5, and those sales also support the cause. A bake sale will provide another way to contribute. At Poker House Fort Worth, attendees can play cards, purchase shirts and food, and direct their support to Kyle through these purchases.
Poker House Ft. WorthFather's Day Fishing Tournament
A family friendly fishing contest at Bailey Lake marks Father’s Day weekend. Participants should bring their own gear. Prizes will be given for the largest fish, the smallest fish, and the biggest combined catch by a father and child. Advance registration is recommended. Inclusive participation is a priority, and accommodations can be arranged so everyone is able to take part.
Bailey Lake ParkBritts Farewell community workout!
After a stretch filled with graduations and other activities, a final community workout with CG is being organized. Participants can get moving together and spend time hanging out in a friendly setting.
Pathway ChurchMusic on Main
Enjoy live music in downtown Crowley at Crowley Crossing. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, relax with friends on the lawn, and consider dinner and drinks at nearby downtown restaurants before the music starts. This event features Extended Play performing Top 40 songs, followed by a drone show.
John Paycheck
John Paycheck takes the stage at Hoots Hall with special guests Stone River Band. Raised in a country music family and the son of Johnny PayCheck, he grew up surrounded by legends and first learned the business working as a roadie. He stepped away after his father’s passing to pursue firefighting and technology, and 9/11 prompted him to serve as an Army aviator. He continues to serve as a Reserve Army Officer in Europe and has returned to music after two decades, honoring his roots while charting his own course. Stone River Band returns to the venue as a longtime favorite, ready to share the bill with the headliner. This is a ticketed show with general admission priced at $15. Guests must be 21 or older to enter. No weapons are permitted, a police officer will be on duty, and parking is free. A food truck will be available all evening.
Hoots HallJohn Paycheck
John Paycheck takes the stage at Hoots Hall with special guest Stone River Band. The appearance is part of a multi-state tour that includes dates in Kentucky, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Texas, Ohio, New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Arizona, Oregon and Missouri, with this stop set in Burleson, Texas.
Hoots HallDon Perrys Pop UP Event
Don Perrys Garage presents a pop-up market celebrating local small businesses and community spirit. Previous editions drew strong support and featured more than 40 vendors. This installment highlights a broad mix of offerings, including handmade goods, boutiques, crafts, food, collectibles, and other local finds, with organizers aiming for an even larger vendor lineup. The atmosphere is family friendly, giving neighbors and friends a place to meet makers and browse a variety of booths. Vendor interest has been high in the past, with spaces previously filling within two days, and inquiries can be directed to event coordinator Kaylie Wilkerson.
License To Carry Class - 9 a.m. June 20, 2026
This license-to-carry training class includes a live-fire portion at no extra cost. The range segment begins with a review of safety procedures. Participants should bring eye and ear protection, a pistol of any caliber, 50 rounds of ammunition, and a driver’s license or state-issued ID. Food and drinks may be brought, and breaks are taken individually as needed. The total duration is about five hours, including time on the range.
Alpine Shooting RangeBeginner Belly Dance Veil Workshop
Explore the art of veil dancing in a beginner friendly belly dance workshop at The Tumble Club. The sessions focus on fundamental technique, flowing movements, and simple combinations in a positive, supportive environment suited to absolute beginners. No prior dance experience is required. Participants can wear comfortable workout clothes such as leggings or yoga pants with a fitted top, and a hip scarf is optional. There is no need to bare the midriff. The program is structured as a two month series with an option to extend to three months. Pricing options include monthly enrollment at $45, a $15 drop in, or a $60 monthly family rate for two people. New students are welcome.
The Tumble ClubDrought Tolerant Lawn Care
North Texas weather can be tough on turf, yet a vibrant lawn is within reach with the right care. In this free class, a turfgrass expert explains step by step how to build a healthy yard and addresses frequent problems. Topics include selecting grass varieties that do well in North Texas, how much to water and the best times to do it, practical fixes for thin or patchy spots, effective pest control, and the seasonal maintenance routines that keep turf strong. Registration is available through the ticket link provided. Presented by the City of Burleson and Tarrant Regional Water District.
Burleson Public LibrarySummer Glow Up
Pink Chandelier Boutique is celebrating the season with a glow up experience that brings beauty services, style, and sips together in one place. Enjoy spray tanning for a tanned glow, permanent jewelry, cocktails to savor while you browse, B12 shots for an energy lift, and Botox and filler treatments. The boutique will also showcase new summer styles to complete the refresh, plus additional offerings. All features are available during regular store hours.
Pink Chandelier BoutiqueSummerween - The Strangest Night of the Summer
Summerween takes over Duckie’s Revenge for a one-day celebration that blends spooky flair with summertime fun. Costumes are encouraged, from eerie and funny to retro or beachy, and a costume contest will recognize standout looks. Guests can collect treats around the arcade while enjoying games, then join a scavenger hunt to spot hidden Summerween items and symbols that can be traded for raffle tickets and prizes during the event. Competitive players can jump into a themed 3-strike knockout pinball tournament where everyone battles to avoid elimination. As night falls, the mic opens for karaoke featuring spooky tunes, nostalgic hits, and laid-back campfire vibes.
Duckie's RevengePhoenix MC DFW Area Back to School Drive
PHOENIX MC DFW hosts an annual back to school drive that gathers donations like school supplies and backpacks to support the community. There are activities for parents and kids to participate in. The event takes place at GoldStar Transit - Burleson.
Goldstar TransitDQ Family Fun Day 2026
At Dairy Queen of North Burleson, this family-focused gathering features free face painting and a free balloon artist, along with cornhole, games, and prizes. The first 30 guests who purchase a four pack of DQ Cupcakes will receive a Blizzard punch card valid for 52 free Blizzards over one year.
Dairy QueenPaluxy River Bluegrass Association 3rd Weekend Jam and Show
This event features a jam followed by a show presented by the Paluxy River Bluegrass Association at the Burleson Senior Activity Center. It starts with a jam, then continues with a show from the association at the same venue.
Burleson Senior Activity CenterCurt Dixon
An outing that encourages bringing dad along, featuring live music with food and drinks. It is focused on spending time together and having fun.
Gina's PizzariaCrowley Farmers Market
An approved booth will be set up at the Crowley farmers market in Crowley, Texas. The participant plans to be there and welcomes support from friends in the area.
Chisos ChocolatesSunday Organized Practice
This organized practice offers track time for a range of skill levels with access options to match. Riders can choose $40 access to the Day Track, Grand Prix Track, and MiniX Track, or opt for MiniX only for $30, and spectators are welcome at no charge. Groups rotate through separate sessions for A and B, C and beginner riders, 85cc and 65cc, and 50cc. Young riders have a dedicated MiniXCross track, and there is also a mini pump track for Stacyc and Orion e-bikes. An active AMA membership and completed release forms are required to participate. Food and drinks are typically available on site. Plans depend on weather and may change, so confirm details before traveling by calling 817-572-7713 and check the organizer’s Facebook page for updates.
Metroplex Motocross ParkFather's Day 2x2x2 Breakfast
Celebrate Father’s Day with a hearty brunch built around a 2x2x2 breakfast special for $12. The plate includes two eggs, two strips of bacon, and two pancakes, served with Southern potatoes. It is a generous meal created to honor Dad, and the same breakfast plate is available to everyone.
Aaron Copeland
Raised in Corsicana, Texas, Aaron Copeland learned guitar and piano early in life and quickly earned recognition in competitions. As a teenager he was already performing in honky tonks, laying the groundwork for his musical path.
Hoots HallWildlife Discovery Camp - Summer Day Camp for Kids
Wildlife Discovery Camp returns for its second year with a week of kid-focused, hands-on wildlife encounters and conservation learning. Designed for ages 4 to 14, the program highlights 13 different species through close-up experiences, creative projects, and animal enrichment activities that emphasize why conservation matters. Families can choose single-day passes centered on a specific animal or reserve the full week at a discounted rate. Each day includes a take-home craft, an educational lesson about the featured species, and a chance for campers to help prepare enrichment for the animals. Throughout the week, campers may meet three types of monkeys such as spider monkeys, capuchins, and squirrel monkeys, with supervised hand-feeding, gentle petting, and an art activity inspired by the day’s theme. An otter-focused session features Asian small-clawed otters named Fisher and Ocean, where campers can splash from the edge of a shallow pond, use water blasters, and even take home a small canvas painted by the otters; a towel may be helpful for those who want to get wet. Another themed day spotlights a two-toed sloth named Stanley in a lush habitat, along with binturongs Ravenna and Lucian, paired with a sloth or bearcat craft and a foraging enrichment activity. On the lemur day, ruffed lemurs Theo, Soraya, Edwin, Giada, and Alani greet campers for supervised hand-feeding and petting, plus a matching art project and enrichment building. The week also features foxes and wildcats, including fennec foxes Lake and Linc, bat-eared foxes Wilder and Aspen, an African serval named Azura who enjoys fetch, and an African caracal named Elias, along with an animal-themed art project and an optional opportunity to hold a ball python. This program is designed for kids only and there is not a general viewing area. To preserve space, non-participating siblings should be limited to newborns and only one adult per family is requested. Parents and guardians will not take part in animal encounters during the camp; those seeking a family-inclusive visit can look for a family-friendly event or arrange a private tour. Volunteers and staff will photograph camp moments and share a Google Drive folder afterward so families can save images. When selecting a single-day pass, choose the day that features the animal your child wants to learn about, while the weeklong option covers all featured animals. Tickets are non-refundable, and all minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Funky Monkey RanchFriends Trivia Night (Ages 14+)
Fans of the show Friends can enjoy a trivia night packed with laughs and legendary lines. Questions span Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe, covering iconic quotes and memorable moments. The program takes place at Station 330 due to limited space at the library. No advance registration is required. Participants can drop in, register on site, and play. Silly prizes, bragging rights, and plenty of nostalgia are part of the experience. Intended for ages 14 and up. Station 330 will feature Taco Tuesday specials along with other deals.
Station 330Friends Trivia Night
Station 330 hosts a Friends-themed trivia night filled with laughs, nostalgia, and friendly competition. Questions span the world of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe, inviting both casual viewers and devoted fans to show what they know. Look forward to an evening with food, drinks, and prizes, plus plenty of chances to relive favorite moments from the series with your team.
Station 330Mahjong
Women from Rendon, Fort Worth, Everman, Kennedale, Alvarado, Forest Hill, Arlington, Mansfield, Burleson and nearby communities gather for Mahjong in a warm, supportive setting. The atmosphere highlights solid technique, thoughtful strategy, and an engaging mental challenge, with plenty of friendly conversation. Neighbors connect over the tiles and share their enjoyment of the game.
Free Bingo Tuesday Nights
Free bingo is offered each Tuesday at Gina's in Burleson.
Gina’s PizzeriaStroller Barre Shark Theme + Water Sensory Play
A shark themed Stroller Barre class offers a gentle blend of strength work and cardio for mothers while little ones take part in playful, ocean inspired activities throughout the session. After the workout, kids can enjoy water based sensory play with opportunities for splashing, scooping, pouring, and discovering in a shark and sea themed setup. A playdate follows the class, bringing together movement, seasonal fun, and a sense of community for moms and their children.
Bailey Lake ParkTuesday Karaoke Night
Tuesday karaoke at Hoots Hall features DJ Cheaa with a welcoming stage for any genre and any level of singer. The rotation moves smoothly through a simple signup, and the music spans timeless favorites, throwbacks, and the latest chart-toppers. Drinks are flowing, the energy stays high, and participants can step up to the mic or relax and enjoy the show as karaoke runs through the night.
Hoots HallKaraoke Night
Karaoke takes over Gina’s with a relaxed, all-ages atmosphere. Enjoy beer or wine while you sing, and let the kids dive into the arcade games. Perfect for solo performers or groups, with an emphasis on easygoing fun.
Gina's PizzariaKaraoke
DJ Josh hosts karaoke at Gina’s Pizzeria. Gina’s provides food and drinks while Josh runs the karaoke for an evening of music.
Gina’s PizzeriaAlpine Steel Match - June 24, 2026
This four-stage steel match features an average of 30 rounds per stage, for a total of about 120 rounds with perfect hits. The entry fee is $30 for the first class and $10 for each additional class. Participants may compete in more than one class, such as Open Pistol and PCC. Registration is free and only takes a minute.
Alpine Shooting RangeMUSIC BINGO
A casual gathering focused on music-themed bingo in a lively, social setting. Playful competition comes together with food and drinks.
Strides 360 Watermelon Class + Snack & Chat
Kick off summer with a watermelon-themed stroller workout filled with upbeat movement and sunny energy. After the session, enjoy slices of fresh watermelon as parents and little ones hang out, chat, and spend relaxed time together at the park. A simple playdate follows the class, offering an easy way to connect and make bright seasonal memories.
Chisenhall ParkAdult Canning Classes
Adult Canning Classes return with an interactive series focused on time-honored food preservation. Suitable for complete beginners as well as those seeking a refresher, the practical sessions build confidence while covering grape jelly, pickles, green beans, and pickled eggs. The cost is $35 per class, and these classes are for adults only.
Russell Farm Art CenterTouch a Truck
This event offers an up-close look at fire trucks, police cars, and other city vehicles. To provide enough room for the vehicles, it will be held at the BRiCk.
Burleson Recreation CenterOld Town Brewing Co Fundraising Night
This relaxed get-together features delicious food and time to connect with the people hosting it. Attendees can enjoy a meal while getting to know the faces behind the event.
Old Texas Brewing Company BurlesonTrivia Time at Sam’s
Settle in for a weekly trivia night at Sam's Grill & Bar. Rounds use a classic pen and paper format and cover general knowledge. At various times during the year, themed editions are held and chosen by participant vote. Play in a local bar setting with food and drinks available.
Sam's Grill & BarCanaan Bryce
Canaan Bryce performs live at Hoots Hall with a full band, and an opener will be announced. Admission is ticketed, with general admission priced at $10. Thirsty Thursday drink specials will be available, including $15 buckets, $5 margaritas, $4 wells, and $3 Fireball shots.
Hoots HallHayden Haddock
Hayden Haddock takes the stage for a live show at Hoots Hall in Burleson.
Hoots HallJurassic Movie Days
A weekly Jurassic movie series runs on Fridays throughout the summer for seven weeks. Every screening you attend gives you a chance to win a prize. Popcorn and drinks will be provided.
Burleson Public LibraryWps DJ Dance
WPS DJ Dance fills the Burleson Senior Center with DJ-spun music and a friendly, social vibe. It offers a simple way to kick back, have fun, and meet new friends while enjoying time on the dance floor.
Burleson Senior Activity CenterNavigating the Cosmic Waters: Mercury Retrograde in Cancer Prep & Restoration 🦀🐚
A soothing, sensory focused gathering devoted to preparation and renewal for Mercury retrograde in Cancer. Expect usable astrological guidance with meditation to help navigate the feelings this transit may stir. The session also includes intuitive restorative yoga with props, highlighting supported, restful poses that ease protective tension, plus gentle breathing practices to quiet a busy mind. An optional moment for community connection offers space to talk and feel supported. This experience welcomes both astrology enthusiasts and anyone noticing unpredictability or fatigue. The tone is cooling, unhurried, and oriented toward deep rest. Pricing: members 25 dollars, nonmembers 40 dollars. Members may use the code MERCURY for 15 dollars off.
The Groovy Yoga StudioMoontower karaoke night
This karaoke session kicks off the weekend with an early burst of energy. Participants can take the mic, sing along, and set an upbeat tone for the days ahead.
Moontower Pizza BarSummer Night Cinema
Take in a no-cost family movie night at Bicentennial Park, where a Big Safari activity with Monkey See Monkey Do sets the stage before the screening. The feature is Zootopia 2, rated PG. Pack blankets and lawn chairs, find a comfortable spot on the grass, and relax beneath the night sky together.
Bicentennial ParkMovie Night
Presented by The Creamery, this movie night series features a lineup that includes Bohemian Rhapsody, Madagascar, White House Down, Twisters, Lilo & Stitch, Eat Pray Love, The Muppet Show, The Kissing Booth, and The Adam Project. Coffee, ice cream, wine, beer, popcorn, pizza, and charcuterie are available. Guests are welcome to bring food from Sam’s Grill & Bar.
Hot Sounds of Summer: Saved by the 90s
Hot Sounds of Summer returns to Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza in Old Town Burleson with high-energy live music and festive vibes. This installment spotlights Saved by the 90s, a widely known group that transforms the plaza into an interactive 90s party with a live band performing hits from the decade. The series is committed to inclusion, and accommodations are available so people of all abilities can fully participate.
Mayor Vera Calvin PlazaFRIDAY STEAK SPECIAL
Sam’s Grill & Bar is offering a Friday steak special featuring a freshly cut 12-ounce ribeye finished with house garlic butter. It is paired with a house salad and a loaded baked potato for $25.
Hot Sounds of Summer Concerts
Hot Sounds of Summer returns to Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza with a concert series that fills the plaza with upbeat energy and live music. The setting turns into a lively gathering place with a festive summertime atmosphere.
Mayor Vera Calvin PlazaCommunity Sketch Group
Artists and sketch enthusiasts meet at Russell Farm Art Center for a weekly drawing session. An optional theme is offered each week, or you can work on whatever inspires you. Participants may bring their own art supplies and, if they wish, a few snacks to enjoy while creating.
Russell Farm Art CenterStorytime
Enjoy a fun filled Storytime that welcomes friends and big imaginations. Expect playful moments and plenty of fun from start to finish.
Barnes & NobleNight Flight Super Series - Round 3
Metroplex Motocross Park hosts Round 3 of the Night Flight Super Series, highlighting amateur and youth motocross competition. The schedule features organized practice followed by racing. Admission is $15, with free entry for children under 6. Race entry is $45. Dry camping is offered for $15 per night. Racers must have a current AMA membership.
Metroplex Motocross ParkBlown Up 2026
This family-friendly evening features free fireworks, face painting, a balloon artist, and games. Guests may bring family, friends, and lawn chairs for a relaxed night of fellowship and fun. Food trucks will be available and will accept both cash and credit cards.
The Uprising ChurchBlast Baseball Bash
Chisenhall Fields Sports Complex hosts a high-energy baseball experience that puts players and families at the center of the action. Games move quickly, music keeps the atmosphere lively, and every inning encourages teams and fans to stay engaged. Expect creative in-game twists, an interactive environment, and plenty of excitement designed for kids, families, and teams who love the sport. The focus is on fun and unforgettable moments, with each field feeling like a showcase and every matchup treated like a big stage.
Chisenhall Fields Sports ComplexFamily Stroller Strides
This family fitness class welcomes moms, dads, and little ones to be active together. The session features a friendly, inclusive environment with stroller-based exercises, easygoing movement, and plenty of smiles. It offers a chance to bond as a family, set a healthy example for children, and make memories while getting a good workout.
Bailey Lake ParkScotty Alexander
Scotty Alexander with guest Tony Pierce brings live country music to Hoots Hall. Alexander is a South Texas based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose career began at age six. He blends traditional country roots with modern sounds, often moving between guitar, fiddle, and banjo, and has worked as a performer, music director, and producer, having toured with or opened for Cody Johnson, Wade Bowen, and Wayne Newton. Pierce spent nine years performing and traveling as part of the duo Pierce Avenue, then moved back to Texas during the pandemic after welcoming a first child in 2020, returning to his Texas Music roots. His new solo work reflects what he learned over 12 years in Nashville while staying true to a Texas country heart. Attendees must be 21 to enter. There is a $10 cover and this is a ticketed event. A food truck will be on site.
Hoots HallWarren Park Community Input Event
The Warren Park Community Input Event at Warren Park invites residents to explore visual boards, share ideas, and help shape the park’s future. It has been rescheduled due to anticipated rain. Input is welcome from regular park users as well as anyone who cares about the future of Burleson parks. Complimentary refreshments and activities are planned, including free Morgan’s Ice Cream sponsored by KOMPAN Playground, cookies, fruit snacks, juice boxes, and a coloring activity with crayons. Free swag items such as fishing lures, fold-up frisbees, koozies, and more will be available. An online survey is also offered for those who prefer to provide feedback digitally. The event prioritizes inclusivity, and special accommodations can be arranged so individuals of all abilities can fully participate.
Warren ParkBeginner Belly Dance Veil Workshop
A beginner-friendly belly dance veil workshop at The Tumble Club welcomes those who are new to this style. The series runs for two months with an option to extend to three. New students are welcome to start on this schedule. Comfortable workout clothes such as leggings or yoga pants with a fitted top are recommended. A hip scarf is optional and there is no need to bare the midriff. Pricing options include $45 per month, $15 for a drop-in class, and a $60 monthly family rate for two people.
The Tumble ClubMiniXcross Round 3 - Youth Dirt Bike Racing!
MiniXcross Round 3 brings youth dirt bike racers together for a family friendly round of the MiniXcross series. The day includes an egg hunt, practice sessions, and racing that follows practice. Admission is $15, with children under 6 admitted free. Race entry is $40, and Stacyc or Orion categories are $30. Dry camping is available for $15 per night. All racers are required to have a valid AMA membership, and race registration opens before practice.
Metroplex Motocross Park2026 ARRL Summer Field Day and Tech Day
A showcase of amateur radio brings together operators as part of a nationwide effort with thousands of participants. Activities take place in simulated emergency conditions to demonstrate how communication systems can function without commercial power. Portable gear will be set up for deployment wherever it is needed in the community. The event is open to experienced hams and to those who are simply curious, with opportunities to observe operating practices, learn how systems are assembled in the field, and explore ways these skills support community service.
Burleson Church of ChristSATURDAY SUNDAY BRUNCH
Brunch at Sam’s features biscuits and gravy, skillet plates, omelettes, and Nashville hot options. The lineup offers a wide range of choices so everyone can find something to enjoy.
Farm Fresh Art Workshops
Farm Fresh Art Workshops offers hands-on learning with live local artists who open up their process and share techniques for creating original, meaningful work and ways to present it. Everyone from beginners to experienced makers is welcome. Each session spotlights a different theme and instructor, including Majestic Midnight with Maria Villa Rodriguez, Impressions in Color with Mary Thomas, Vinyl Visions with Vickie Brown, Collage Secrets with Tom Sale, the artist known as Pinky Diablo, From Maker to Money Maker with Tiny Irizarry, and Impressions and Echoes with Stephanie Holt. The fee is $30 per person, and registration is required. Participants must be at least 15 years old.
Russell Farm Art CenterCoyotes Baseball Fundraiser
A fundraiser benefiting Kieson’s baseball team takes place at Hoots Hall. Entry is $30. The competition includes four rounders and a double elimination bracket, with two rounds for 50 or more players. Activities also include a 50/50 raffle and a silent auction, with proceeds split evenly so that half supports the baseball program and half goes to payout. A food truck will be on site along with a snow cone stand, family fun games, and a bounce house. Outside drinks are not allowed.
Hoots HallStrawberry Full Moon
Celebrate the Strawberry Full Moon with a slow, yin-centered class that blends gentle movement and a soothing sound bath. This midyear offering emphasizes gratitude, expansion, and recentring, supporting intention setting in a calm, luminous atmosphere. The theme is Ripening and Radiance, with an atmospheric, grounded, and celebratory feel. Expect heart-opening sequences and restorative breathwork that nurture growth and a sense of shared energy. Cost is $35, and members attend at no charge. Space is limited to keep the circle intimate, and advance reservations are available through the organizer’s bio link.
The Groovy Yoga StudioSuzy & Woodrow
Suzy and Woodrow make their return to Gina's for a live appearance. The duo is back on stage together, offering another chance to catch this favorite pair in action.
Gina's PizzeriaYoung Builders Club-Dinosaur Edition
Build and imagine at a dinosaur themed session of the Young Builders Club. LEGO bricks are provided, so bring your creativity. All ages are welcome.
Burleson Public LibraryPfaff Sewing Club
Pfaff Sewing Club at Sandy's Quilt Shop welcomes sewists of all levels. Attendees do not need to own a Pfaff machine. Each session features a lecture and demonstration on a new project, along with a chance to see what is new at Sandy's. Participants receive the pattern for the project presented, and there are door prizes, a show and tell segment, and a friendly atmosphere. Everyone who attends receives one door prize ticket, and paying at least one week in advance provides two tickets. There is also a Pfaff Reference Book door prize drawing for those who bring their Pfaff books. Bringing show and tell items earns an extra door prize ticket. The cost is $15 per month, and the Pfaff Reference Book is $10.
Sandy's Quilt ShopSingles Mixer Night
At Hoots Hall, this singles mixer offers a lively night focused on meeting new people and building connections. The evening includes dancing and time to mingle in a fun, high-energy setting.
Hoots HallThe Full Send Barrel Race Series - Sponsored by Tomahawk Saddlery
Riders can make a run in both open and youth classes. This barrel race series event is presented with support from Tomahawk Saddlery at Northcrest Equestrian Training Complex.
Northcrest Equestrian Training ComplexCity of Joshua’s America 250th Celebration
Organized by the City of Joshua, this community celebration of America’s 250th birthday brings friends, families, neighbors, and visitors together at Joshua High School Stadium for music and entertainment, a free kids zone filled with activities, a variety of food trucks and local vendors, community booths, and family-friendly fun throughout the evening. A drone show is set to brighten the night sky. The gathering is designed to honor the nation’s past, present, and future while creating lasting memories. Support from sponsors, businesses, volunteers, and community members is helping make it possible, and additional details, vendor information, and sponsorship updates will be shared by the City of Joshua as the celebration approaches.
Joshua High School StadiumIndependence Day Weekend
Celebrate the start of Independence Day weekend with a full day of activities for families to enjoy. The lineup includes community celebrations, a parade, special activities, and more.
Leiske Pultar GymnasiumStorytime
This cheerful storytime at Barnes & Noble celebrates imagination and time with friends. Expect a playful session filled with plenty of fun.
Barnes & NobleStars, Stripes & Splashes
Stars, Stripes & Splashes offers a Fourth of July celebration at the BRiCk Outdoor Pool with an afternoon of summer fun by the water. Look for complimentary watermelon, a beverage station with cool drinks, and lawn games suitable for all ages. Admission to the outdoor pool is free for the duration of the event, making it an easy way to cool off with friends and family in Burleson. The event emphasizes inclusivity and welcomes participants of all abilities, with special accommodations available upon request.
Burleson Parks and RecreationRed, White & BTX: America's 250th Birthday
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday at Chisenhall Sports Complex with the city’s free annual Fourth of July festivities. Settle in with blankets or lawn chairs as food trucks serve tasty options, a live headlining concert takes the stage, and the night wraps up with a dazzling fireworks show. For safety and comfort, pop-up structures and in-ground stakes are not allowed. Alcohol, glass containers, pets, and tents are prohibited in the park, and personal fireworks, including sparklers, are not permitted. Outside vendors are not allowed inside the park. Accessibility is a priority, and accommodations are available so everyone can participate. Please contact the organizers directly to request assistance.
Chisenhall Sports ComplexTEXAS MADE JEEPS - Burleson 4th of July Parade
Texas Made Jeeps will gather in the Walmart Supercenter Burleson parking lot to start decorating vehicles, then proceed to the parade staging area to finish the decorations for the Burleson 4th of July Parade. Registration costs 6 dollars per Jeep for up to 10 Jeeps, and 10 dollars per Jeep if more than 10 participate. Contact the organizer to arrange payment for registration.
Walmart SupercenterHot Sounds of Summer
Hot Sounds of Summer returns with a concert at Chisenhall Fields. Expect live music and a lively atmosphere, with the performing artist to be announced soon. Accessibility is a priority, and accommodations can be arranged upon request so everyone can participate and enjoy the experience.
Chisenhall Fields Sports Complex22nd Burleson Independence Day Parade
The Burleson Lions Club presents the twenty-second annual parade celebrating Independence Day, marking the United States' 250th year.
Old Town BurlesonRed, White & BTX
Hot Sounds of Summer returns with a run of concerts that transform Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza into a lively gathering place. The series brings spirited performances and plenty of energy, turning the plaza into a vibrant scene for music fans.
Chisenhall fields parkingChristmas in July at Rachel's Hope!
Christmas comes early at Rachel’s Hope Resale with a Christmas in July shopping event that fills the store with festive décor, gift ideas, and other seasonal finds ahead of the holiday rush. The shop is also welcoming holiday donations such as décor, clothing and accessories, ornaments, seasonal home décor, and other new or gently loved items. Donations help advance the mission of Rachel’s Hope and support families served by Next Step Women’s Center, bringing early cheer to the community while making a positive impact.
Rachel's Hope ResaleJoin us at Red Lobster and Learn All About Funeral Prearranging
At Red Lobster, a complimentary dinner accompanies an informational session on funeral prearranging. Attendees explore straightforward steps for planning final arrangements, without any obligation. A no-cost meal is served during the presentation.
Red LobsterFamily Night at Burleson
Family Night at Burleson features a free kids meal with the purchase of an adult combo meal, plus raffles, giveaways, and fun activities.
Freddy's Frozen Custard & SteakburgersAdrian Garza
Adrian Garza appears at Hoots Hall in Burleson. Tickets are available for this event.
Hoots HallCorporal Les Stevenson Golf Tournament
Now in its 14th year, this tournament at Southern Oaks Golf and Tennis Club introduces a new beneficiary in Cook Children's. The competition uses a shotgun start with both morning and afternoon flights and plans to welcome more than 200 golfers. Two hole in one challenges highlight the action, with one offering a $10,000 prize and another awarding a brand new car donated by Family Toyota of Burleson. Additional on-course games will keep the energy high while helping raise funds for a meaningful cause.
Southern Oaks Golf & Tennis ClubBeginner Riding Camp
A welcoming beginner riding camp designed for younger riders and those new to horses who are building confidence. Participants follow a clear, step by step path to learn how to groom, tack up, and ride, gaining assurance both on the ground and in the saddle. Activities include guided riding with hands-on instruction, an introduction to grooming and tacking, games such as Musical Poles, creative horse-themed crafts, and confidence-focused time with lesson horses. Pricing is $350 for WJ Academy members and $450 for attendees. Participants should bring long pants or riding leggings, boots with a heel, a riding helmet, a water bottle, lunch and snacks, and sunscreen.
Whistlejacket Farm14th Annual Marine Corps League Corporal Les Stevenson Charity Tournament
An annual golf tournament hosted by the Marines of the Longhorn Detachment 1069, benefiting Cook Children's Medical Center and the Wheelchairs 4 Kids Foundation.
Southern Oaks Golf & Tennis ClubStorytime
Enjoy a cheerful Storytime that welcomes friends and encourages big imaginations. Lots of fun awaits.
Barnes & NobleThe Botanical Balance: Women’s Wellness afternoon 🌱🍹🧘♀️
Press pause on a busy summer and reset with an afternoon centered on women’s wellness. Make space to breathe, care for your body and mind, and explore simple ways to encourage hormone balance while welcoming calm, seasonal energy. The experience begins with a make-your-own herbal mocktail as local herbalist Katie M. Palmer shares guidance on supporting hormones and reducing stress. Learn approachable ways to work with natural herbs to care for your cycle and find ease, paired with a mindful, guided journaling practice. Continue with a very gentle, restorative yoga session led by Natalie to release lingering tension and steady the nervous system. Conclude with a soothing sound bath enhanced by essential oils for a deeply relaxing reset. Pricing is $79 for members and $99 for non-members.
The Groovy Yoga StudioLicense To Carry Class - 9 a.m. July 11, 2026
This License to Carry class includes the shooting segment at no extra cost. The live-fire portion begins with a safety briefing to set expectations and reinforce safe handling. Expect about five hours of total instruction, with individual breaks available as needed. Participants should bring eye and ear protection, a pistol of any caliber, 50 rounds of ammunition, and a valid driver’s license or other state-issued ID. Bringing personal food and drinks is welcome.
Alpine Shooting RangeCommunity Sketch Group
Enjoy a relaxed creative session at Russell Farm Art Center with coffee, light snacks, and plenty of sketch time. Follow the weekly prompt or pursue your own ideas. This gathering highlights a graffiti-inspired approach, encouraging you to reimagine a favorite subject with bold, street-art flair, offered ahead of the annual Art Camp for Grown Ups. Bring any preferred supplies and treats if you like. Essential sketch materials are available on site, along with unlimited coffee and light refreshments. The event is free and welcomes adults and families.
Russell Farm Art CenterCelebration of Freedom: Crowley Lights the Sky
A citywide fireworks display in Crowley offers a shared viewing experience from neighborhoods throughout the city. The celebration is focused solely on fireworks, bringing residents together under the same sky. Set out lawn chairs, connect with neighbors, and enjoy time with friends and family as colors burst overhead. It highlights what makes Crowley special, community, connection, and coming together.
Online eventCole Stephens
At Hoots Hall, Cole Stephens, a native of Nacogdoches with roots in East Texas, shares songs shaped by a lifelong dedication to music and songwriting. His sound brings together country, rock, and gospel influences in a performance that reflects his background and writing style.
Hoots HallJoCo JaVa
A relaxed coffee meetup with the ladies of KRE at Black Rock Coffee Bar. The gathering uses an open format with no formal agenda, encouraging friendly conversation over a cup of coffee and offering an easy way to meet new people.
Black Rock Coffee BarCoffee For A Cause
Enjoy a welcoming coffee gathering with fresh pastries and a relaxed atmosphere for conversation and networking. Attendees are invited to get an inside look at the work happening behind the scenes and explore ways to support the community together. Space is limited to 10 guests per session. RSVP through the ticket link to reserve a spot.
Center for ASDLadies Night 2026
An evening for women centered around skill-building at the range, guided by free professional instruction from experienced instructors. After practice, relax with snacks and a choice of 12 Gauge Cabernet or 20 Gauge Chardonnay. The cost is $57 and includes shooting, instruction, and a friendly atmosphere. Ammunition is not included, but it is available on site.
Defender Outdoors Clay Sports RanchTanner Sparks
Tanner Sparks performs at Hoots Hall with special guests Heather Linn and The Deacons, presenting a show of country roots and classic influences. Known for a traditional country sound shaped by the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Tanner has released an EP, two studio albums, and six singles, and he received the New Emerging Artist honor at the Texas Country Music Awards in 2019. Heather Linn and The Deacons feature Heather on vocals with Jase Bryant on guitar, Brady Stillwell on bass, and Paul Holder on drums. The group has refined its sound through steady work on local and regional stages, and Heather’s background in the East Texas music scene includes early performances at home and appearances at fairs and festivals. This is a ticketed show with general admission priced at $10. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older. Weapons are not allowed, and a police officer will be on duty. Parking is free, and a food truck will be available throughout the evening.
Hoots HallStorytime
Enjoy a playful storytime where imagination leads the way and friends are welcome to share in the experience. Look forward to a lively atmosphere and plenty of fun from beginning to end.
Barnes & NobleAaron Copeland
Enjoy a night of Texas country at Hoots Hall with Aaron Copeland and guest The Hattons. Raised in Corsicana, Texas, Copeland learned guitar and piano young, won contests, and spent his teens playing honky tonks with his father and brothers. At 20 he joined the Casey Donahew Band, contributing on keys and guitar, singing harmony, and co-writing with Casey Donahew for more than six years while gaining extensive touring experience. He later performed with Sam Riggs and the Night People, then set out on his own. Now based in Fort Worth, he has completed his debut EP and it is available. The Hattons, a North Texas country band, focus on plainspoken songwriting and storytelling that aims to make listeners feel something. Influenced by Red Dirt and Southern rock, they blend grit and heart with a subtle rock edge, all tied together by hallmark three part harmonies and lyrics with no filler. General admission is $15. Attendees must be 21 or older. A food truck will be on site throughout the evening.
Hoots HallNational Foster Care Birthday Celebration
The Margie Barilla Foundation hosts a joyful celebration that recognizes and supports children in foster care. Youth ages 5 to 17 can take part in outdoor games, a treasure hunt, water play, arts and crafts, candy bingo, a pizza party, and a birthday celebration. The gathering creates a welcoming space for fun, connection, and meaningful memories while highlighting the importance of community support for foster youth. Registration proceeds help the foundation continue its work for children in foster care and survivors of human trafficking, including funding for emergency shelters and vital services.
North Texas Jellystone ParkCommunity Sketch Group
Community Sketch Group gathers at Russell Farm Art Center for a relaxed session with sips, snacks, and plenty of sketching. This gathering features the theme Masked Creatures and Characters, with sample images available to spark ideas or the option to design original masks inspired by long traditions of performance, storytelling, and cultural expression. Participants can follow the weekly prompt or focus on personal projects. Bring any favorite supplies or treats if desired, and essential sketch materials, unlimited coffee, and light bites will be on hand. Admission is free for adults and families.
Russell Farm Art CenterThe Beast Bash: Sunshine & Second Chances
Celebrate pets and support local rescues at The Beast Bash: Sunshine & Second Chances, hosted at Lady and The Beast Luxury Pet Spa & Boutique. This family friendly gathering features local rescue organizations with on-site adoptions, donation-based nail trims that benefit rescues, local vendors alongside boutique shopping, giveaways and prizes, and plenty of photo opportunities. Donation bins will be available to collect pet food, treats, toys, blankets, cleaning supplies, litter, and other much needed items. Applications are being accepted for vendors, sponsors, and rescue organizations interested in participating.
Paluxy River Bluegrass Association 3rd Weekend Jam and Show
The Paluxy River Bluegrass Association hosts its third weekend jam and show at Burleson Senior Center. The gathering starts with a jam session and continues with an association segment centered on bluegrass music.
Burleson Senior Activity CenterCowboys & Sundresses
Cowboys & Sundresses returns to The Lumber Yard Bar & Grill with a blend of Southern charm and city sophistication. Attendees can embrace the theme in boots and a favorite sundress, creating a stylish, grown-and-sexy day party atmosphere.
The Lumber Yard Bar & GrillFirst Steps Thrive
Designed for children six and under with autism or other special needs, this social group develops core social skills through structured play. This session features a kitchen skills theme. The cost is $20, and RSVP is handled through REMIND. New participants who have not met with the program before are asked to complete an assessment questionnaire in advance.
Center for ASDSpencer Johnson
Jake Bush, a Nashville-based recording artist, brings a faithful take on classic country with a lively, dance-ready sound that honors the roots of the genre. His songs lean into tradition, keep the energy high, and invite plenty of dancing.
Hoots HallAdult Thrive
Enjoy a relaxed adults-focused social night with a glow party theme. Spend time with peers over a pool table and a variety of games, with pizza served for dinner. The cost is $30. RSVP via REMIND. If attending for the first time, please complete the Assessment Questionnaire Survey.
A Camp Half Blood Mystery
After dark, the stories spring to life, yet one character has not made it through the night. Step into a Camp Half Blood themed whodunit and put your detective skills to the test. This experience welcomes sleuths of all ages, with a recommendation for teens, adults, and families with children ages 8 and older.
Burleson Public LibraryStorytime
This playful storytime at Barnes & Noble welcomes friends and big imaginations. Attendees can look forward to a lively experience with plenty of fun from start to finish.
Barnes & NobleBubba Westly with guest Gage Fontenot LIVE @Hoots Hall
Bubba Westly performs live with special guest Gage Fontenot at Hoots Hall. Westly brings a background rooted in church hymns and is a versatile multi-instrumentalist on acoustic and electric guitar, piano, and drums. Fontenot, born in Mamu, Louisiana and raised in Texas, developed his voice and piano skills in church and went on to learn multiple instruments. His style reflects influences such as Chris Stapleton, Blake Shelton, Eric Church, and Zach Top, with a soulful delivery shaped by years of practice. This is a ticketed show with general admission priced at $10. Attendees must be 21 or older to enter. No weapons are permitted, a police officer will be on duty, free parking is available, and a food truck will be on site.
License To Carry Class - 9 a.m. July 25, 2026
This License to Carry class begins with a safety briefing and then moves into the live-fire portion, which is included at no extra cost. Participants should bring eye and ear protection, a pistol of any caliber, 50 rounds of ammunition, and a driver’s license or state-issued ID. Bringing your own food and drinks is welcome, and breaks are taken individually as needed.
Alpine Shooting RangePetSmart Adoption Event - National Adoption Week
Pet adoptions at PetSmart in Burleson take place during National Adoption Week, with placements completed by donation. Each adoption includes spay or neuter, core vaccinations, a microchip, and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, plus additional items. Donations benefit PALS of MAS, with every dollar directed back to a shelter pet in need. Payment options include cash, Venmo, CashApp, and Zelle. Contributions to the Pawsitive Impact Fund further support lifesaving efforts.
PetSmart (Burleson, TX)Gospel Jam
Celebrate gospel music with an interactive jam featuring live songs chosen by the audience. Participants may bring their own instruments to play along. Open to all ages.
Burleson Senior Activity CenterAMERICAN BLAST NSCA TOURNAMENT
The American Blast NSCA Tournament marks the first NSCA competition at the new Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch. Shooters can choose from six events, including the 100 Target Ranch Main, 100 Target Cowtown Main, Super Sporting, and 50 Target courses for 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 sporting. Lunch is included for all entrants, and additional options are available. Target presentations will be designed by Travis Mears, Gary Madigan, and Christian Daniels. Payouts will be allotted by class for every event. Pre-registration is handled through Score Chaser.
July Full Moon 🌩️
Designed for the high summer full moon, this slow, yin-focused practice cultivates quiet and a sense of connection. It encourages calm and reflection while helping the body release built-up tension. Expect grounding postures, gentle pacing, and restorative moments that draw on the season’s replenishing energy.
Nicholas Patrick with guest Ethan Martin LIVE @HootsHall
Hoots Hall hosts a live performance headlined by Nicholas Patrick with guest Ethan Martin. Nicholas Patrick is a Texas musician with big dreams and a strong drive to create music, appearing as both a singer and a songwriter. Tickets are required, with general admission priced at $10. The venue admits guests 21 and over only, and weapons are not allowed. A police officer will be on site for the event. Free parking is available, and a food truck will serve throughout the evening.
Jesse Jennings with guest Austin English LIVE @HootsHall
Two Texas artists share the stage at HootsHall as Jesse Jennings performs with guest Austin English. Jennings, a Fort Worth singer and songwriter who began recording at seventeen, recently released The Last Dance, which includes the singles Moonshine and Pat Gree, his first Texas chart-topper, along with six other original tracks. He was named Fort Worth Weekly’s Country Artist of the Year in 2022, and the album reached No. 27 on the iTunes country chart in 2023. English, a 6'6" Texas native with more than a decade of live experience, is known for high energy performances across Texas, the Midwest, and the Mountain West, with appearances at the Highway 30 Music Festival, Texas Hall of Fame, White Elephant Saloon in the Fort Worth Stockyards, Rodeo Austin, and Gruene Hall, as well as opening slots for artists such as Charlie Daniels Band, Granger Smith, Daryle Singletary, Tracy Byrd, Reckless Kelly, Gary Allan, Cody Johnson, Will Hoge, and Radney Foster. This is a ticketed show with a $10 cover. A food truck will be available all evening, and entry is restricted to ages 21 and up.
Lady Spartan Basketball Camp
This one-day basketball camp focuses on skill development, friendly competitions, and goal setting, with a box lunch provided. The camp has been rescheduled due to gym availability, and additional information will be shared by email as the date approaches. It is open to incoming 1st through 9th graders. Early registration helps ensure the correct shirt size. Current Spartans can earn volunteer hours by assisting. Use the QR code to register. For questions, email Brooke.robinson@bisdmail.net. Expect a day centered on hard work, fun, and growing the game.
Texas High Road Live at Hoots Hall
Enjoy an event at Hoots Hall in Burleson.
Hoots HallCoffee For A Cause
Savor fresh coffee and pastries in a relaxed setting designed for conversation and connection. This gathering offers a behind the scenes look at the work being done and a chance to explore how to support the community together. Attendance is limited to 10 guests per session, and an RSVP is required to reserve a spot.
JR Herrera Band with guest Seth Van Dover LIVE @HootsHall
Hoots Hall hosts a night of Texas country with the JR Herrera Band and guest performer Seth Van Dover. J.R. Herrera, a South Texas native and seasoned bandleader with more than two decades of experience, fronts a group recognized in San Antonio for standout live shows and for sharing the stage with artists such as Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Kevin Fowler, Mark Chesnutt, and Tracy Lawrence. Their sound blends road-worn grit with the easy sway of a classic dance hall, resonating with longtime country listeners and newer fans alike. Fort Worth singer songwriter Seth Van Dover brings an independent voice shaped by writing and performing virtually during the pandemic, then moving to live stages while building strong connections across the Texas music scene. He views the stage as vital for honing his craft and engaging with audiences. This is a ticketed event with general admission priced at $10, and attendees must be 21 or older.
Joshua High School Annual Mattress Fundraiser
This annual mattress fundraiser at Joshua High School offers a one day only showroom experience with more than 35 styles available to try. The focus is better sleep and real savings, and each purchase supports the school. Families and friends are welcome to explore the selection, compare comfort, and choose what fits their needs while contributing to the cause.
Joshua High School2026 Summer 50 Card Retreat Labor Day Weekend
This weekend at Crafty Creations Retreat centers on creating 50 cards using techniques with layering stencils, inks, stamping, die cutting, embossing folders, embossing powders, and more. Bring your basic supplies and favorite embellishments, and the remaining materials are provided. Techniques are taught, and participants choose the card types and sentiments. Since it falls on Labor Day weekend, Sunday night is included. The cost is $225, with a $75 deposit required to reserve a spot. After deposits are received, an attendees group message will share details about meals, classes, and available options. To confirm, text or call Angie at 817-320-6922.
Crafty Creations RetreatCARSTAR Auto Body Classic Car Show
A festive classic car show at CARSTAR Auto Body kicks off Labor Day weekend with a convenient new location that is easy to reach and offers plenty of parking, plus food available on site. Admission for spectators is free, and the atmosphere is family friendly with lively music that aims to get everyone moving. Participants can register on site for $25 per vehicle, and vehicles in any condition are welcome whether they arrive under their own power or not. A total of 42 awards are planned, including recognitions such as Best of Show, Sponsor’s Choice, Under Construction, Special Interest, Late Model, Rat Rod, Cycle and more. Proceeds support D & D Rockin’ Rods Family & Friends Christmas for Kids 2026. Plans may change due to weather. For questions, call 817-797-1197. Please note the scam warning: registration happens only in person the day of the show, with no pre registration or online payment requests. Disregard any messages that suggest otherwise.
Adrian Garza LIVE AT HOOTS HALL
Adrian Garza takes the stage at Hoots Hall for an acoustic set. There is no cover charge, and Thirsty Thursday drink specials will be available, including $15 buckets, $5 margaritas, $4 wells, and $3 Fireball shots.