Family events in Burleson, TX

The New York Mets face the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field, bringing together two well-known MLB teams in a distinctive ballpark setting. As the season enters its later stretch, standings implications and pitching choices can add extra significance, making this a matchup to watch.

This workshop at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art focuses on art, pride, and identity, offering a welcoming and affirming environment for creative exploration and connection. It is designed for LGBTQ+ youth ages 12 to 24. Families may attend alongside their youth, and adults who are not accompanied by a youth participant will be asked to leave. Youth may be dropped off, and they must be picked up from the museum at the end of the program.

Meta TCG hosts a Pokémon Standard format tournament where players bring their decks and battle for a pack with each win. Participants of all ages take part, though only adult players are featured on social media. The atmosphere supports both experienced competitors and those new to organized play. Pre-registration is not required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to participate. The shop also buys bulk cards and Pokémon singles.

Each Thursday, Play Street Museum offers a weekly session designed for young children to play and learn. Little ones can burn off energy, strengthen problem solving, build social skills, and express their creativity in a playful, hands-on environment.

At the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, a story time with Bella the Begonia offers a mix of stories, songs, and activities created for children of all ages and their caregivers. Free admission is available with a library card. Afterward, attendees can explore the gardens.

Rainbow Roundup’s annual camping trip heads to North Texas Jellystone Park with special pricing available when reservations are made through the park’s contact. To receive the Rainbow Roundup discount, reach out to Darla Walther by phone at 817-888-8663 or by email at darla@northtexasjellystone.com before booking. One bedroom lodging is 129 dollars per night. Grain bin accommodations are 150 dollars per night plus a booking fee, and RV sites are 55 dollars per night plus a booking fee. Accommodation and lock-in fees are waived. If lodging is reserved and paid in full, golf carts are offered at 50 dollars per day for a four seater or 80 dollars per day for a six seater. Availability is limited, so early reservations are recommended. A Rainbow Roundup specific waiver link will be shared closer to the event.

Homecoming in Texan Nation sets the stage at Northwest High School for the Texans to face Timber Creek in an important district game. Expect an energetic atmosphere and a celebration of school spirit from start to finish.

A full lineup of live music unfolds with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, followed by Ronnie and The Redwoods, and concluding with The Buffalo Ruckus.

The Tarrant County Heart Walk brings Fort Worth together at The Shops at Clearfork for a community-focused morning dedicated to heart health. Participants can choose a 1-mile walk or a 5K route, taking part alongside families, friends, and teams in a welcoming setting. Many attend to honor loved ones, support survivors, or prioritize their own wellness. Teams are encouraged to set goals, fundraise while sharing their personal why, show team spirit with custom shirts and signs, and stay motivated by training together. The experience includes family-friendly activities, CPR demonstrations, health screenings, celebrations honoring survivors, and plenty of photo opportunities. Strollers, seniors, and first-time walkers are all welcome. Guided by the Nation of Lifesavers theme, the event emphasizes learning CPR so more people are ready to act when it counts. Funds raised support lifesaving research, education, and heart health programs across Tarrant County.

Set along the riverfront of the Trinity Trails in Fort Worth, this farmers market features more than 30 local farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors offering fresh, locally grown, high quality goods. Customers can pay with cash, and most vendors also accept cards. Be mindful of scams, as the market will not request money through social media.

Hoots Hall hosts a community car and bike showcase filled with standout rides, music, food, drinks, and a family friendly atmosphere. Proceeds support the Dance and Choir Trip, helping students build lasting memories. All cars and bikes are welcome. There is no charge for spectators, and participants who display a vehicle pay a $25 entry fee. Vendors may reserve a space for a $20 fee, with sign up required in advance. Several classes will be judged, with trophies presented at the conclusion of the show. Please be considerate of the parking area and the establishment by avoiding burnouts, speeding, excessive engine revving, and loud or disruptive music. For more information, contact Lindsay York at 417-365-8493.

The Downtown Arlington Classic Car Show assembles more than 200 classic and antique automobiles, featuring models that span from the 1920s through the 1970s. Restored and carefully maintained vehicles will fill Vandergriff Town Center, creating a lively setting where owners and enthusiasts can connect over a shared appreciation of automotive history. Beyond the lineup of cars, the day includes live music, a kid-friendly area, the Downtown Arlington Farmer’s Market, and a range of food vendors. Knapp Heritage Park will be open with shaded picnic spots and additional live music. Admission is free and open to all. Vehicle entries require advance registration, and awards toward the end of the show will honor the Top 10 selections and a People’s Choice. After the show, nearby bars, breweries, and restaurants provide plenty of options to extend the outing.

Car lovers gather at Streetside Classics in Fort Worth for a relaxed meet in support of the Tomorrow’s Family Today Organization. The showroom hosts a casual get-together where enthusiasts can enjoy coffee and donuts at no charge while exploring a wide range of vehicles. Conversation centers on shared automotive passion, and all makes and models are welcome.

Municipal Animal Services presents Adopt Joy, a local dog adoption event at a neighborhood PetSmart that highlights the need for pet adoption and the bond shared between people and animals. Shelters take in millions of pets each year, and many dogs of different breeds, ages, and energy levels are waiting to meet those seeking companionship, love, and a reason to get outside. With support from PetSmart Charities, adoptions are completed by donation and include spay or neuter, core vaccinations, a microchip, and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. Every dollar given helps another shelter pet in need.

Abram Street Market returns to Downtown Arlington with a lively mix of as many as 55 local vendors. Explore clothing, baked treats, collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more from area makers and small businesses. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone.

Hosted by the Fort Worth Chapter of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals, this annual Recovery in the Park rally brings the greater Fort Worth recovery community together for a day of family-focused fun. Centered on the theme Family Matters in Recovery, the celebration features food, entertainment, and giveaways, plus speakers and hands-on activities for all ages such as balloon animals, face painting, and arts and crafts. Music will keep the energy up with a DJ and a live band, and community resources will be available throughout the event. Admission is free, and sponsors are offered brief opportunities on the stage to share an overview of their organizations. The gathering takes place at Trinity Park Pavilion.

Get two hot dogs and a drink for $1 during Hot Dog Saturday at Atwoods. Proceeds support local charities and community organizations. This offer is not available at the Crowley, TX, Norman, OK, or Tyler, TX locations.

Flavaz Reserve in Fort Worth presents a refined brunch experience in an upscale restaurant and lounge setting that welcomes families, friends, and food lovers. Enjoy chef-prepared plates such as chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, and other classic breakfast selections, plus rotating seasonal specials. Mimosas and specialty cocktails pair with lively music and warm hospitality to create a relaxed, social atmosphere. The space suits birthdays, family gatherings, date days, business meetups, and other group occasions, with indoor seating and a polished vibe. Seating may be limited, so reservations are recommended, and VIP seating and group accommodations are available. Menu items may vary based on availability.

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present a lively staging of Junie B. Jones Jr., the fourth entry in their six-show Show Intensive Series. Inspired by Barbara Park’s beloved books, this musical follows Junie B. on her first day of first grade as friendships shift and new challenges appear. She navigates Lucille’s new best friends, meets Herb, struggles to see the blackboard and wonders if glasses might help, dives into a competitive kickball game, and keeps her secrets safe in a Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal. Filled with upbeat songs, playful humor, and plenty of personality, it celebrates friendship, growing up, and finding confidence. This family-friendly production takes the stage at Plaza’s Main Street venue in historic downtown Cleburne.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Dickies Arena, joined by Chandler Moore with special guest Jamie MacDonald. The concert showcases familiar favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. This 16 city United States run offers a full evening of uplifting songs performed live.

A free concert presents a three-part bill. The program opens with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with Housequake, and wraps up with Waterloo, a celebration of ABBA. This night of live music is supported by Higher Education Servicing Corp.

A family-friendly one mile color run takes place at Bicentennial Park. Race bags will be available for pickup, and once all participants have finished, a color party will wrap up the event. Parents may run the course alongside their child. Registration is offered online and in person at the Rec Center. Early registrants receive a race T-shirt, while later sign-ups will receive a bib and race bags may be limited.

Low cost clinics for cats and dogs are offered at Russell Feed & Supply, providing vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, and heartworm testing, along with preventions for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Service is first come, first served, so no appointment is required. Pre-registration is available for new clients.

A recurring event centered on diaper-related needs for parents, with a focus on both fathers and mothers. The theme is practical care during the diaper stage of family life.

Build skills and confidence in a five week lacrosse league at Michael Skinner Sports Complex. New players can learn the game, and those focused on fundamentals can strengthen core skills, with instruction personalized to each participant. All necessary equipment is supplied. Open to girls and boys ages 7 through 17.