Events in Cedar Hill today

The inaugural LifeWorx Golf Tournament brings a fun day on the course at Bear Creek Golf Club, with a purpose that extends beyond the game. Funds raised and partner support will fuel the growth of LifeWorx ministry work and community outreach. LifeWorx operates as an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, creating partnership avenues for companies that might not be available through a church organization. Businesses, organizations, and individuals can participate through event and hole sponsorships, foursome entries, raffle contributions, and corporate or charitable gifts. As the first tournament of its kind for LifeWorx, it seeks founding partners committed to strengthening the community and serving people with excellence, and the organizers encourage sharing this opportunity with business owners, organizational leaders, and those who guide charitable partnerships.

Kicking off the new year, 1 Million Cups NE Tarrant County returns with a friendly meetup focused on community, connections, and coffee. Both in-person and virtual participation are available, with the in-person gathering at TexInspec in North Richland Hills. It offers a simple way to ease back in after the holidays and reconnect with the local community.

Young listeners can enjoy stories presented in a variety of ways, designed for children ages 3 to 6. Caregivers may stay for the session or spend time in other areas of the library until it concludes.

HEB Chamber Business Builders meets each week for a leads group gathering. Participation is limited to one representative from each industry, which helps ensure focused attention on every business in the room. For details about which leads group best fits your needs, the Chamber office can be reached at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

HEB Chamber Noon Networkers gather for a weekly leads group meeting at Saltgrass Steak House. Each Leads Group includes only one representative per industry, giving individual attention to every business in the room. For help finding the group that fits your business, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

Pop In & Paint offers a relaxed, self-directed art session where creativity takes the lead. Unlike a typical paint and sip class, this drop-in, DIY format lets participants choose their own project and work at a comfortable pace. Walk in during designated Pop In hours or reserve ahead of time. All necessary supplies are provided, along with written or video guidance to support each step. No prior painting experience is needed. The experience is designed to be flexible and welcoming for all ages.

At Sam Pack's Auto Group, the Better Business Bureau presents an evening dedicated to trust and ethical leadership. The program salutes businesses earning the BBB Torch Awards for Ethics for their integrity, applauds recipients of BBB Ethics Scholarships for their character and commitment to principled decision making, and showcases the BBB Student Video Contest winners with a screening of their work. The night includes networking with business and community leaders, dinner, and a formal awards presentation. Together, these recognitions highlight the people and organizations shaping a more trustworthy marketplace, from students at the start of their journeys to companies setting the standard for integrity.

Add a midweek boost with Karaoke Night at Gina's. Enjoy cold beer, hot food, arcade games, and sports playing all night. There are plenty of chances to take the mic, whether you sing only in the shower or thrive on stage.

Taking place at West Dallas Multipurpose Center - WDMC, this men-focused mental wellness gathering creates a relaxed place to connect, talk, and build authentic relationships. The emphasis is on human connection rather than a clinical approach, offering a warm, judgment-free atmosphere where conversation and community come first. Expect music, a laid-back setting, complimentary food, and uplifting energy. Optional resources and support are available, and the space is designed to feel familiar and comfortable. There is no need to have everything figured out beforehand... the experience meets you where you are. Presented by A Mindful Resource Inc., Care Before Crisis™.

AREAA DFW presents a member appreciation and town hall at Pickleball Kingdom Plano, combining casual pickleball play with opportunities to network and hear the latest chapter news. Participants can hit the courts, connect with peers, and learn about ongoing efforts that support the local community. Admission is complimentary for AREAA members and 30 dollars for nonmembers. Capacity is limited.

Step up to the mic on the last Wednesday night of each month in the Lexus Box Garden at Legacy Hall for an upbeat karaoke night filled with music, laughter, and shared moments with friends. With more than 20 eateries and six bars available, there are plenty of options for food and drinks, including craft beer from the on-site Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. This is an all-ages event. Schedule details may change, so please check the event page for the latest updates. Any changes will also be communicated to ticket purchasers by email.

Casual Commander games for Magic: The Gathering with an $8 entry fee. Each player receives one pack, and the winner of their pod earns a second. A brief Rule 0 discussion within the pod is recommended to set expectations.

An all-rock jam led by Daniel “Skeetholio” Ellsberg keeps the focus on pure rock and roll with no blues. Designed for intermediate musicians, the session is co-hosted by Overdrive and Daniel. There is no cover charge. Filming and recording are available, and participants are welcome to bring their own gear and their supporters. Musicians can also take a turn hosting the jam. To line up a headlining spot, reach out to Daniel “Skeetholio” Ellsberg to discuss booking.

The Kessler presents a live performance by Emmaline.

Enjoy a swing dance night that includes a lesson followed by social dancing. A bar and kitchen are available for food and drinks. Admission is $10 on DJ nights and $18 on band nights.

Arena access begins first, followed by exhibitions before the series gets underway. Please observe facility rules, as outside alcoholic beverages and glass containers are not allowed and violations will result in removal from the property. Food and drinks will be available inside at Rodeo City Provisions throughout the event. The arena surface has been renewed with fresh dirt, and the ground is in top condition for quick runs.

Jane Don’t, a breakout star of RuPaul’s Drag Race, takes the stage at Addison Improv with off-the-wall humor and razor-sharp wit. The night brings bold drag performances, playful crowd involvement, and spontaneous twists that keep everything delightfully unpredictable. Local drag star Norvina Dubois joins in along with special guests, serving up laughs that stretch all the way down Route 66.

Memphis Nightclub hosts a midweek blowout with HONCHO The Band setting the tone. Expect big sound, chilled drinks, and the kind of playful bad decisions that only happen between workdays. Sing along, dance, meet new people, and watch a quick plan to catch one set turn into a night full of stories. A night made for friends, lovable instigators, and anyone craving a little midweek mischief.

At Charlie's Tavern Arlington, bingo turns into a music video showdown as clips play on the big screens and players match what they hear to their cards. The action moves through multiple quick rounds with prizes for winners, it is free to play, and the atmosphere stays lively with food and cold drinks available. Arrive early to secure a good seat and get set for competitive, music-powered fun.

A Sukkot celebration crafted for adults unfolds in the sukkah with freshly made sourdough pizzas and pastas by The Chosen Crust, plus an open bar. The setting invites a relaxed evening beneath the stars with satisfying food, refreshing drinks, and friendly company. Admission is $36 per person. Men and women are welcome, and attendance is limited to adults.

Enjoy a 5k run or walk at Windhaven Meadows Park by the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking gather here throughout the year. The group does not meet during lightning, torrential rain, or icy conditions. It also cancels if the temperature or heat index is 95 F or higher, or if other unsafe conditions are present.

Connect with others at the Weekly Leads Group inside Ahlers Construction. It begins with networking, then moves into a meeting that wraps up soon after.

A weekly food truck series featuring a rotating mix of trucks, new flavors, and a lively atmosphere. Presented by Food Truck League DFW in partnership with the City of Cedar Hill, this growing community gathering offers an easy way to sample different menus each week.

Put your music know-how to the test at Chicken N Pickle during Music Bingo.

Sonya and Ric Morrison guide dancers through a series of lessons set to live music. The instruction is designed to help you feel confident and look great on the dance floor. No partner is needed to learn these dances. Lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover charge.

Mystic Mandala Meditations offers a calm, welcoming space to let go of striving and simply be. Open to all experience levels, these sessions explore a range of practices that include Kundalini, Tantra, sound healing, mindfulness meditation, zazen, chakra clearing, mudra, mantra, breath work, dynamic meditation, and other healing modalities. The studio in Plano, Texas features turmeric saffron orange walls, concrete floors, and views of the creek and treetops, creating a serene setting that feels both grounded and transportive. The experience centers on community meditation, shared reflection, and going within to peel back the layers of the self. Drop in rate is $20, with a monthly package available.

Modern fans can enjoy organized Magic play at Ray's Pharmacy. The entry fee is $15, with prizes awarded as one pack for each win.

Meta TCG hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament using the Standard format. Players of all ages take part, and the event suits both newcomers and seasoned competitors. Prizing is a pack for each win. No pre-registration is needed, but a Pokémon Player ID is required to participate. Meta TCG also buys bulk and Pokémon singles, so attendees can bring extra cards to sell.

Third Rail inside Hotel Vin hosts live band karaoke, pairing each singer with a full band for an authentic stage experience. Participants choose from a wide selection of songs, step onto the stage with live musicians, and perform while the crowd cheers them on. It welcomes seasoned vocalists and first timers alike, turning favorite tunes into a high energy moment in the spotlight.

Learn DFW Swing Out in an upbeat group setting at Cedar Hill Recreation Center. These weekly classes use the Jay’s Camp approach to help you find your rhythm and build confidence in a supportive community. New dancers and experienced movers are welcome, with guidance each week to place you at a comfortable level. Expect a blend of partner and solo practice set to energizing music, plus instruction that keeps footwork crisp and combinations fresh. The instructor team includes Jay Durham, Tiffany Renee, Jermaine Smith, Charles Moore, Gina Walker, and Falon Perkins. The cost is $10 each Thursday. No reservation is required, and payment is handled at the recreation desk. Private lessons are also available.

At Railport Brewing Company, relax with a beer and take a moment to meet a visiting dog. This friendly, low-key meetup offers time to chat and a chance to say hello to a canine guest.

Birdies and Beats brings live music from local performers to 1611 Golf Club Burleson as part of a weekly series. This edition features Ryan Weaver on stage. There is no cover charge and no reservation is required. Settle into a bay or find a seat at the bar, enjoy a cold drink, and order from the kitchen. Walk-ins are welcome.

Ian Fidance, a New York City comedian, actor, and writer originally from Wilmington, Delaware, brings his high-energy, upbeat stand-up to the Addison Improv. With a charged stage presence and material that blends thoughtfulness, candor, and playful silliness, he is a regular at the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village and hosts the podcast Bein’ Ian with Jordan. His work spans NPR’s This American Life, multiple sketches on the latest season of Gilly and Keeves, The Last OG with Tracy Morgan, and Comedy Central’s This Week at the Comedy Cellar. He contributed to the most recent season of Crank Yankers on Comedy Central, provided punch-up for Michelle Obama’s children’s cooking series Waffles + Mochi on Netflix, and appears in the Macmillan collection Eating Salad Drunk: Haiku’s for the Burnout Age by Comedy Greats. He lives in Brooklyn.

Don Omar brings his Last King world tour to American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX.

Marking its 14th year, the CA Roy and Floyd Walker memorial golf tournament features morning and afternoon flights, awards for the top three finishers, extra prizes, and on-course activities. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided for participants. Space is limited and often fills quickly.

A monthly bird-focused outing at Kelley Park in Arlington is led by Chuck Baskin, FWAS past president, Master Birder, and outing leader. Participants meet in the parking area at the end of Creekside Drive, reached by heading north from Arkansas Lane onto Woodside Drive, then turning east on Creekside. The length of the walk varies with bird activity. Paved paths are wheelchair accessible and benches are available for breaks. There are no restrooms in the park. Dress for the weather and bring water and snacks if desired. For accessibility questions or to request additional accommodations, please get in touch in advance.

Business owners come together at Thirsty Lion Glade Parks for a networking event with the Nibarix Networking chapter. The group attributes more than 1.3 million dollars in return on investment over the past year to meaningful conversations and consistent relationship building. This gathering offers opportunities to connect with local entrepreneurs, get to know the chapter, and learn what this community is building together.

The annual Mid-Cities Greek Food Festival returns to St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Euless with Greek food, live music, and dancing. Admission is free, and there is more to enjoy throughout the festival.

A monthly food drive organized by the Cares Committee in collaboration with ICNA Relief and DFWROS invites donations of non-perishable, shelf-stable items. Suggested contributions include basmati rice, flour, sugar, salt, vegetable oil, pasta, cereal, canned tuna, canned chickpeas, canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, boxed macaroni and cheese, instant noodles, granola bars, and other non-expired pantry staples. Donations can be placed in the designated boxes located in the VRIC Main and North Lobby.

At The Traveling Bookshelf Author Event, meet over sixty authors, attend author panels, and add some sparkle to a book while enjoying a marg.

An upbeat evening at the Modern brings together art, live music, and good food. The Modern and Café Modern host a gathering in the Grand Lobby featuring the First Friday House Band, drink specials, and a light dining menu prepared by Executive Chef Jett Mora and the Café Modern team. A cash bar serves specialty drinks, beer, and wine with happy hour options. Gallery admission is free for everyone on Fridays, offering a relaxed way to explore the museum while enjoying music and refreshments.

Adam Hood returns to Love and War in Plano, TX for a live performance with special guest Dustin Perkins. Tickets are available now, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Secure tickets early for the best selection.

ToJo, a tribute to Toto and Journey, returns to the outdoor stage at Harvest Hall for a night of big harmonies, searing guitar leads, and stadium-ready singalongs. The cool fall air, bright lights, and open sky set the scene for classics that span tight grooves to fist-pumping anthems. Expect the hits that shaped a generation, delivered with high energy. Enjoy a drink, feel the breeze, and sing along beneath the stars as ToJo turns up the heat once again.

Family Fest DFW returns for its sixth year with a jazz concert under the stars at Red Tail Pavilion, honoring the legacy of the internationally recognized Caravan of Dreams and highlighting the music’s connection to the community. The evening features live performances by Natural Change Band, Fingerprints, and Karla Leal, with additional artists to be announced. This concert is one of three musical nights presented by the festival, and tickets for each night are handled separately. On site, attendees will find food trucks along with food, arts, craft, and apparel vendors. Seating options include VIP packages that provide lawn chairs, a VIP parking pass, pre show refreshments, and other surprise perks. Floor ticket holders must bring a lawn chair. Lower level reserved and general admission areas allocate a single space for one lawn chair measuring approximately three feet by five feet, and seating along the retaining wall is available, though a lawn or stadium chair is recommended for comfort. The upper lawn is first come first served, and a lawn chair or blanket is suggested. Parking is free on a first come first served basis, with an option to reserve a space closer to the main entry. A DJ will provide music ahead of the main show.

Experience a calming Se7en Waves Sound Vibes Studio session at the Westin Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, centered on a grounding sound bath that supports reset and balance. Plan for about 60 to 75 minutes from arrival to departure. After a quiet welcome, the experience begins with gentle breathwork and intention setting, followed by an immersive sound journey of roughly 50 minutes featuring crystal and metal bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes. The session closes with a brief guided wrap up and a moment for reflection, with fruit infused water available. Guests are encouraged to arrive about 15 minutes early to park, check in, and get comfortable. Phones should remain on silent and voices kept low, and personal items are best placed along the wall as the practitioner may move through the room with instruments. Bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask for comfort. A limited number of mats are available on site. Doors close approximately 10 minutes after the scheduled start. This experience is typically hosted indoors in the Private Vibe Room on Level 2, with seasonal outdoor sessions on the lawn when weather allows. From the lobby, follow signs toward the ballrooms and take the elevator near the vending machine to Level 2, which opens directly into the room. Restrooms are available inside the hotel. Complimentary parking is provided by the Westin, and showing your ticket offers 10 percent off at Mesa Mezcal Restaurant, excluding alcohol. All ticket sales are final and non transferable, with changes available only if ticket protection was purchased. Those who are pregnant or have medical considerations should consult a healthcare provider in advance, and attendance is not recommended for individuals with seizures or metal implants. The experience is ADA accessible, though accessibility is limited, so guests who need support are encouraged to arrange appropriate assistance.

Enjoy an evening of Magic: The Gathering Commander centered on casual play. The entry fee is $8. Receive one pack for each win, and the winner earns two packs. A Rule 0 discussion is encouraged before games begin to set expectations at the table. If a pre-release is scheduled, FNM will be cancelled.

A free night of live music begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight, presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with Gen X Blossoms, and wraps up with Seger System performing a tribute to Bob Seger. This concert is presented with support from Edward Jones.

Kathy Mattea, a Grammy-winning voice in country, folk, and Americana, takes the stage at Arlington Music Hall for a warm, storytelling-centered performance. Her set draws on signature hits such as “Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses,” “Where’ve You Been,” and “Love at the Five and Dime,” woven with new stories that highlight her graceful delivery and heartfelt connection to the songs. With two Grammys, multiple CMA honors, four No. 1 country singles, and a collection of gold and platinum records, she is celebrated as one of Nashville’s most expressive interpreters. Her most recent album, “Pretty Bird,” produced by Tim O’Brien, reflects a renewed dedication to singing and a wide-ranging songbook. In addition to touring and recording, she has contributed to public broadcasting, appeared in Ken Burns’ “Country Music” documentary, and hosts NPR’s long-running “Mountain Stage.” Look for rich vocals, intimate acoustic textures, and songwriting that lingers after the final chord.

Chicago comedian Damon Williams takes the mic at Arlington Improv with a career spanning more than 25 years on stages across the country and around the world. After running a Subway shop, he launched his stand-up journey at the All Jokes Aside Comedy Club and soon gained national attention on BET’s Comic View, where he also headlined a one-hour special. His television credits include BET Live, Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, The Tom Joyner Sky Show on TV One, and HBO’s P. Diddy’s Bad Boys of Comedy, and he even hosted episodes of Showtime at the Apollo following Steve Harvey. Williams toured as the opening act on the blockbuster Kings of Comedy Tour, performed in the Cayman Islands and throughout Canada, and appeared on the UK series The Real Deal Comedy Jam. A spot on The Jenny Jones Show led to monthly House of Blues shows and a contract to write, perform, and produce more than 50 episodes. He has shared stages with artists such as Aretha Franklin, Patti LaBelle, Luther Vandross, Ray Charles, Harry Belafonte, Chris Rock, James Brown, Jamie Foxx, and Little Richard, and he hosted a campaign brunch for President Barack Obama. His resume also includes hosting HBO’s Martha’s Vineyard Comedy Fest and appearances at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, Martin Lawrence’s 1st Amendment, Comics Unleashed, and the Cedric the Entertainer Revue. On screen, he has starring roles in Not Another Black Movie, a lead in Heaven on Seven, and an appearance on the Bounce TV sitcom Grown Folks. He co-owns Riddle’s Comedy Club in Chicago, previously held the “Funny Chair” as a co-host on the nationally syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show, and is seen regularly on Windy City Live. His unscripted stand-up series, Laugh Tonight with Damon Williams, is available on UrbanFlixTV.

Upright Theatre Co. presents William Goldman’s stage adaptation of Stephen King’s Misery, a psychological thriller about bestselling romance writer Paul Sheldon and the fan who saves him after a wreck. Sheltered in Annie Wilkes’s remote home, Paul learns she is furious about the fate of her beloved Misery Chastain. She compels him to craft a new installment, and as he heals under her control, he discovers that finishing the book may be his only chance to stay alive. This production is rated MA for mature audiences due to violence, strong language, and adult content, and it is not recommended for children. Seating is arranged at tables for four. To keep an entire table for one party, purchase all four seats assigned to that table. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. All sales are final and nonrefundable. Reservations may be moved to another performance date or credited toward a future show if arranged before the scheduled performance. Ticket pricing: Early purchase discounts are available until one month before opening night. Adults are $20 plus a $2 booking fee, and seniors, students, military, and first responders are $18 plus a $2 booking fee. Standard pricing applies after the early window, with adults at $24 plus a $2 booking fee, and seniors, students, military, and first responders at $22 plus a $2 booking fee.

Downtown Dallas, Inc. presents an outdoor film series at Main Street Garden Park, a Halloween countdown tracing four decades of spooky cinema across five Friday nights. The lineup features The Witches (1990, PG, 1h 31m), Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992, PG-13, 1h 26m), and Poltergeist (1982, PG, 2 hours). One evening includes a double feature pairing Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1h 24m) with The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1h 40m), and the series concludes with It (2017, R, 2h 12m).

Set in the historic Cowtown Coliseum, the Stockyards Championship Rodeo showcases a full range of rodeo competition. Timed contests include tie-down roping, breakaway roping, team roping, and barrel racing, while the rough stock lineup features bull riding, bronc riding, bareback, and ranch saddle bronc riding. Recognized as the only year-round rodeo in the world, it celebrates the traditions and excitement of the sport. After the arena action, a concert featuring Haydon Wiginton caps the event.

TACTACAM presents Cody Hibbard’s The Rut & The Road Tour at Union 28. The Adair, Oklahoma native brings a high-energy show built on blue-collar storytelling, blending Red Dirt grit with modern country. A rapidly rising independent artist, he has earned a loyal following through relentless touring and songs that speak to hardworking audiences. Whether you have followed his journey or are discovering his music for the first time, look forward to authentic songwriting and a lively, crowd-ready performance.

First Fridays bring a lively mix of dance and music. Start with an instructor-led session that teaches popular beginner line dances for just $5. Afterward, DJ Doug keeps the floor busy with line dancing into the night, and there could be a touch of karaoke.

Karaoke takes center stage at Punch Bowl Social with a catalog of more than 50,000 songs. Belt out a solo, pair up for a duet, or take the stage with friends for a true center-of-attention moment. Not in the mood to sing? Rally as the hype crew, cheer on the performers, and move to the music on the dance floor. It is all about big voices, high energy, and dancing the night away.

En Vivo turns Texas Live! into a high-energy Latin music celebration, uniting live performances by Impostores De Nuevo Leon and Doble Calibre with DJ sets and dancing in the heart of the Arlington Entertainment District. From current hits to fan favorites, the night highlights vibrant rhythms, culture, and nightlife as the venue becomes a place to eat, drink, dance, and enjoy live Latin entertainment. This event is for ages 18 and over.

At Showdown Saloon Arlington, karaoke takes center stage with a playful atmosphere where every singer gets the spotlight. The night wraps with a lively group sing-along that toasts the bar. The event description promises plenty of fun and even suggests one visit may have you coming back for more.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the film scores of Hans Zimmer at Custer Road United Methodist Church in Plano, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The program spans memorable pieces including Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, along with Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The concert lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the performance, and no late entry once it begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and has no official affiliation or endorsement from the artist, the estate, or their representatives.

Service workers wrapping up late can relax at Battle Axes during Service Industry Night, a show of appreciation for the after-hours teams that keep the community going. Held at both the Midlothian and Waxahachie locations, it offers 20 percent off lane time and drink specials that change each week, all in a laid-back, late-night setting where coworkers and friends can connect. Bartenders, servers, hosts, kitchen staff, managers, healthcare workers, stylists, retail teams, and other hospitality professionals are welcome. Proof of employment is required upon arrival.

At Bruce Central Park in Seagoville, Texas, the Some Run returns for its sixth year to benefit the A-T Children’s Project, supporting efforts related to ataxia telangiectasia, a rare genetic condition associated with progressive loss of muscle control, immune system challenges, and elevated cancer risk. The event offers a timed 5K run, a relaxed 5K walk or roll, and a scenic half mile shuffle around the pond, creating options for a wide range of abilities. Cash awards will be presented to the top three male and top three female finishers in the timed 5K, with $500 for first, $250 for second, and $125 for third. First place awards are also given in each age group. Team participation is highlighted with prizes for the largest teams and recognition for every team, with additional prizes to be announced. Those not attending in person can participate virtually or choose a playful $20 stay-in-bed option. There are also ways to be involved through volunteering or sponsoring. Discounted rooms are available at the Best Western Executive Inn near the park when requesting the event rate by phone.

A weekly shop road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store, offering a friendly pace to build skills and connect with fellow cyclists. Choose from three options to match your goals: a 26 mile no drop ride averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates, a 45 mile drop ride averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA, and this week a 67 mile drop ride averaging 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth. Please download the routes in advance. Expect rolling hills with some flats. Rest stops are planned only on routes over 60 miles, with regrouping as needed on shorter options. Ride marshals will be introduced before departure. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride will be cancelled and updates will be shared through the Strava group. A helmet and taillight are required for safety. Please follow traffic laws and the ride leaders, and look out for one another on the road.

Signups are available for golfers, vendors, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters of the silent auction and raffle. Registration is handled on Eventbrite. If attendance is not possible, a tax-deductible gift can be made to directly support student scholarships. Contributions are also accepted through Zelle, CashApp, PayPal, and Venmo. The goal is to raise and award $100,000 in scholarships this year.

The Ellis County Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings the community together to support the Alzheimer’s Association’s mission. This fundraising walk focuses on families facing the disease today and on accelerating progress toward better treatments and more time with loved ones. As part of the largest fundraising effort dedicated to ending Alzheimer’s, it channels local support into a broader push to stop the disease.

Cruising for a Cure 5K Walk and Run brings people together at James McKnight Park East for a community-focused 5K that welcomes both walkers and runners. The event supports fighters, celebrates survivors, and honors loved ones. Attendees can learn about community resources, and a car display will be on site.

White Rock Farmers Market highlights North Texas growers and makers with a producer-only focus. Local farmers offer fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs, while artisans share handcrafted bread, jams, granola, and other small-batch treats. Creative vendors add soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and a variety of handmade goods. Everything is sold directly by the people who grow or make it, with no resellers. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP benefits are matched up to 30 dollars per day. Enjoy live music and a friendly community atmosphere. The market goes on in any weather and welcomes both pets and strollers.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market highlights fresh, high quality, locally grown products from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Cash is accepted and most vendors also take cards. Be mindful of scams, as the market will never ask for money through social media. Vendors interested in participating can submit interest through the market’s vendor application form.

Arlington’s classic local ride returns to Trek Bicycle Arlington South for the Pink Pedal Breast Cancer Awareness edition, featuring new routes and familiar challenges. Riders can choose from 26, 45, 100k, and 100-mile distances. The 100-mile option is self-guided, the 64-mile route is a drop ride paced around 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth, the 45-mile route is a drop ride paced around 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose, and the 26-mile route is a no-drop ride paced around 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates. Participants are encouraged to pick the distance that matches their current fitness, download the course files to a cycling computer in advance, and give their bike a thorough pre-ride check. Support and gear will help with mechanical issues on the road, but it does not provide pick ups for riders who cannot keep pace. Bikes should be fully functional, and helmets and lights are required for a smooth rollout.

A community walk at Fish Creek Neighborhood Park brings together walking, networking, learning, and fun in support of the TREO Foundation’s mission of Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity, with a focus on making sure no one is left behind. Presented with support from Platinum Presenting Sponsor USMD Hospital at Arlington, the event features a set your own pace format so participants may walk or run as much or as little as they choose in a relaxed and flexible environment. A virtual registration option is available for those who cannot attend in person. Online registration is a $30 donation, with an Early Bird option of $20. Children under 12 are free with an adult. On-site registration is $35, and cash or mobile credit card payments are accepted. In-person participants receive an event shirt while supplies last. This 501(c)(3) fundraising event directs all funds to the TREO Foundation’s work in Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity. For complete details and to register, use the event’s ticket link.

The RCDRL Texas Fall Classic brings the thirteenth round of the 2026 Points Championship to The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, Texas. With the Texas Finals approaching, the standings are tight and every run has consequences. Points leaders face intense pressure from determined challengers, and a single mistake can shift the title fight while a well earned win can transform the outlook. This daytime Fall Classic rewards experience, precision, and calm decision making at both the tree and the stripe. The program features Pro Street Outlaw, Limited Prep Outlaw, Extreme Pro Stock, Street Eliminator, 2.30 Index, 2.60 Index, 2.90 Index, and Young Gunners, highlighting everything from all out outlaw performance to exacting index battles. Second Chance Brackets become available after Round Two of eliminations for additional competition.

With a new name but the same mission, Strides for Strength, previously called Run for a Cure, brings a 5K and a family mile to Mansfield. The event honors those in the fight and the families who support them, and it celebrates survivors. Participants can choose to run or walk. Those who cannot attend can donate to support Livestrong at the YMCA and Texas Health Women's Services. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Experience a gentle, deeply focused yoga flow created to open the heart and lift the spirit.

Enjoy a biannual fall parking lot sale and rock swap filled with lapidary finds and friendly trading. Browse lapidary slabs, cabochons, rough material, finished jewelry, tools, and more. Trade specimens and connect with fellow rock enthusiasts while exploring tables for unique pieces and supplies. Admission and parking are free, and everyone is welcome. Bring a friend and see what treasures you can take home.

Discover water-smart gardening on a self-paced tour featuring five sustainable home landscapes around Plano along with a stop at the Environmental Education Center. See plants suited to Texas conditions in real yards, talk with knowledgeable volunteers, and pick up complimentary waterwise tools at tour headquarters while supplies last. The event is free and does not require registration.

Affordable wellness care for cats and dogs is available at Irving Supply & Feed. The clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventions for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Services are first come, first served, and no appointment is required. New clients may pre-register.

Enjoy a free Dance Fit class at Front Street Station in Mesquite, presented by MVP Nutrition as part of the Downtown Mesquite Market. This guided workout helps participants move and feel better in their bodies, whether they are seasoned athletes, weekend warriors, or just beginning a fitness journey. All experience levels are welcome, offering a chance to reset and ease into Saturday before exploring the market.

A casual coffee meet and greet for motorcycle enthusiasts, now welcoming cars too. Motorcycles of all kinds are invited, and anyone with a cool four-wheel ride can bring it along. Hosted by Plano Kawasaki Suzuki, this gathering offers a friendly place to connect with fellow enthusiasts, check out different machines, and chat over coffee. It is open to riders, drivers, and anyone curious about motorcycling, whether arriving on two wheels or without a bike.

Plano Antique Mall presents a fall parking lot sale where bargain seekers, vintage enthusiasts, and collectors can explore one-of-a-kind finds, vintage pieces, collectibles, and home decor in the open air. Vendor spaces are $40 for two parking spots, and registration is handled at the store’s front desk. Payment is cash only and online payments are not accepted. Space may be limited, so early in-store registration is recommended.

Created for women just starting out in jiu jitsu, this beginner friendly class covers essential techniques and practical foundations. The session focuses on building confidence and self defense skills while getting you moving in a welcoming, supportive community. Instruction is led by Ashley Collins, a jiu jitsu black belt with more than ten years of training experience. Wear comfortable workout clothing, and a trial gi will be available for your first visit.

American Legion Riders Post 624 presents the 8th Annual Bike Rodeo, a full day of riding challenges, camaraderie, and community spirit. Riders can test their skills in the slow bike race, barrel roll, husband’s home, water balloon toss, hot dog bite, and a mystery game. The event also features a silent auction, a 50/50 drawing and bottle drawings, plus vendors to explore. Entry is $25 and includes one meal with registration, and BBQ plates are available for a $10 donation. The day brings motorcyclists and friends together to have fun while supporting veterans and the local community.

Discover more than 20 local vendors offering fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, door signs, Scentsy, wood works, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, and coffee. Explore a date with a blind book, browse Ramos flowers, and connect with local authors, along with other finds from around town. It is a friendly way to shop local, meet your community, and see what is new.

At the DFW Car & Toy Museum, Pets and Paparazzi: TikTok Time welcomes dog-loving families to explore classic cars and vintage toys while pups enjoy the spotlight. Guests can take in the museum exhibits and watch dogs pose and perform for the cameras. Museum staff and visitors will capture TikTok clips featuring canine talents, whether that means a quick spin, a friendly paw shake, a little dance, or simply a charming smile. An indoor showcase presents a wide collection of classic and exotic cars in a comfortable, climate controlled setting. Admission is free, water stations will be available for dogs, and there are plenty of photo opportunities that pair automobiles with their four-legged fans. Attendees are encouraged to share their moments using #DFWDogDay, #CarAndToyMuseum, #PupStars, and #DFWCarandToyMuseum. For everyone’s safety, dogs must remain leashed, social, and friendly. Aggressive behavior or excessive barking will not be allowed, and owners must supervise their pets at all times.

Presented by Charisma Kennels and DTX Bullies, this showcase at Will Rogers Memorial Center & Facilities features four all-breed conformation shows, four junior showmanship competitions, and one XL American Bully specialty. Breeds represented include American Bully, Brazilian Bull, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Olde English Bulldogge, and Shorty Bull. Event representatives are Rachel Martinez, Callie Abrams, and JJ Steiling, with judges to be announced. Admission is $25 per person, and children 12 and under enter free. Booth options are available, with VIP at $300, ringside at $250, and regular at $200. For the safety and comfort of all participants, aggressive dogs are not permitted and dogs in season are not allowed.

The annual St Thomas the Apostle Fall Festival features food, fun, games, and shopping.

Experience a guided exploration of Tantra and chakra healing through meditation techniques and thoughtful discourse. Presented as a time-honored spiritual path, Tantra is shared as a way to elevate awareness and bring harmony to apparent opposites. Participants examine the integration of masculine and feminine energies, Ida and Pingala, light and shadow, fire and water, and the fierce and the gentle within nature. The practice encourages mental freedom and an expanded consciousness, helping release inner divisions. This session frames Tantra as a holistic approach to living. Topics include authentic communication with self and others, emotional expression, inner spirituality and personal psychology, a healthy appreciation of sexuality, intuitive development, self-healing of trauma and relationships, and practical success. Traditional methods are introduced in context, including sacred art such as yantra, sound practices like mantra and japa, movement through yoga and mudra, and advanced breathwork with pranayama. Common misconceptions that equate Tantra solely with sexuality are addressed, highlighting the ancient perspective of intimacy as a meditative offering and a way to know oneself through another. The workshop progresses step by step so participants can integrate these teachings into everyday life, nurturing a more conscious, connected, and wholesome lifestyle while growing as a loving partner. Instruction follows the preserved wisdom of the ancient tradition. The class fee is $20. On select Saturdays, other workshops may take the place of this meditation and pricing may differ. Monthly memberships are available.

Cibo Cucina Italiana offers a romantic dining experience tailored for two, featuring Italian favorites in an elegant, welcoming atmosphere. Priced at $49 per couple, the package includes an appetizer, any pizza, a pasta course with choices such as Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and a dessert to share. It is fitting for date nights, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for a special evening together.

This community clinic offers no-cost primary care for people without health insurance, making essential healthcare more accessible to those who need it.

Coronation 52 transforms Dallas into the Royal Disco, a shimmering celebration of the United Court of the Lone Star Empire's next chapter. Their Most Imperial Monarchs of Reign 51, Trace and Broox MsBehavin-Star, welcome attendees to a multi-day gathering filled with royal flair, glitter, music, community, and time on the dance floor. Longtime members, visiting Courts, supporters, and first-time participants all have a place in this festive coronation atmosphere, where dressing to shine and celebrating together set the tone for a standout weekend.

Hosted at Lofty Spaces, this celebration of Nigerian culture brings together cuisine, music, fashion, dance, and more. The event offers a mix of flavors, rhythms, and style that showcases Nigeria in a single setting.

Fort Worth’s open-air vintage and art market returns with a festival-style atmosphere rooted in the Near Southside. Now in its tenth year, this one-day fall edition brings together more than 130 vendors offering vintage clothing and home goods, original art, handcrafted items, and collectibles from local artisans and small businesses. Expect live local music, interactive activities, a kids play area with a sandbox, and plenty of options from food trucks, stands, and full bars. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and totes and wagons are permitted. The event proceeds in light rain or sunshine. Free street parking is available with additional paid lots nearby, and it is accessible by train and bus service. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events and supported by Arrt Dept., The Down n’ Out, Printed Threads, St. Brigid Episcopal Church, Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine, Morgan Mercantile, Near Southside, Nickel City, and South Barbershop.

The Ladies Athletic Club of Dallas brings its signature Showroom Sculpt to the Inspired Closets Dallas showroom in the Dallas Design District, creating a boutique fitness and wellness gathering that blends movement, style, and community. Guests take part in a guided mat sculpt session set amid thoughtfully designed interiors, then wind down with coffee and matcha, wellness touchpoints, and self care offerings from Lottie Luxe. Private access to the showroom is included, along with time to connect with the LACD community and moments to capture content. Through a partnership with Soft Girl Athleisure, every attendee receives a matching Power Red athletic set valued at $50 as part of admission. Ticket options include LACD Member Early Access at $40 and General Admission at $65, and both options include the Power Red set. Capacity is limited to 25 participants. Apparel details to note: sets are available in S, M, L, and XL, and sizes are selected during registration. Size changes after registering depend on availability and cannot be guaranteed. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, so please confirm your size and availability before purchasing. Expect a chance to sculpt, sip, connect, and experience the softer side of strength.

Gather to play the Lorcana trading card game and connect with other players. Meet new friends as you enjoy games together.

An upbeat hour of hands-on fun awaits in the Youth Department at the library. Families can enjoy a mix of activities such as games, LEGO, Play-Doh, and other playful options, creating happy memories together.

The DFW Gorillas MBL celebrate their 2025 to 2026 championship with a ring ceremony paired with a Pink Out game supporting breast cancer awareness, featuring the DFW Gorillas facing Team Kobe. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink to honor the cause and show support. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Prices are $10 for adults and $5 for children older than 8. Purchase through Cash App at $Muddy254, and include the purchaser’s name in the memo so it can be added to the paid guest list.

Dickies Arena hosts team-format professional bull riding where riders and bulls go head to head with heightened energy. The competition lasts two hours and delivers a steady stream of rides and elite athleticism. The atmosphere is lively and family friendly while still packed with high-intensity action. Ticket options include venue and team presales, a PBR presale, and VIP packages.

Arlington Music Hall welcomes the return of Infinite Journey, a Dallas-based tribute that celebrates the timeless sound of Journey with a fully live show performed without backing tracks. Expect soaring vocals in the Steve Perry tradition, standout guitar work, and driving rhythms as the band powers through favorites like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Faithfully,” and “Open Arms.” It is a high-energy tribute to classic rock’s enduring anthems in a setting made for big choruses and unforgettable melodies.

Union 28 hosts a night of live country music headlined by Payton Howie, with Ralyn Gayle opening the show. Payton Howie, a Texas-based singer and songwriter on a rapid rise, blends honky tonk roots, rock and roll drive, and unapologetic Southern swagger into a sound that is distinctly her own. Her music has earned millions of streams and a growing following, and her concerts are known for high energy. Expect heartfelt ballads alongside boot stomping anthems, all delivered with a confident, charismatic stage presence. Doors open first, then Ralyn Gayle performs, and Payton Howie closes out the night. All ages are welcome.

Sing your heart out at Sparks Sports Bar in North Richland Hills. Choose a favorite track from DJ Jody’s song list, order a drink, and take the mic. Arrive with friends or connect with fellow karaoke fans and enjoy a lively night of music.

SILO Dallas marks its second anniversary with a night headlined by Sasha & John Digweed. The celebration highlights this milestone for the Dallas venue with a performance from the duo.

Karaoke takes center stage at Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth, just a short drive from the Stockyards. The mic is open on a weekly basis and there is no cover charge. Between songs, enjoy pool and darts, catch the action on multiple TVs, and relax on the patio. The bar serves up great drinks and a lively crowd keeps the energy high.

Chris Young brings a hit-packed country performance to Billy Bob’s Texas with reserved seating throughout the venue. Recognized by Billboard among the decade’s leading country artists, he has delivered 14 No. 1 singles and surpassed 9 billion streams. A member of the Grand Ole Opry, he has headlined arenas worldwide, earned a CMT Award, and received nominations from the ACM, AMA, CMA, and the GRAMMYs. His catalog includes 54 RIAA certifications, reflecting a career that blends traditional country roots with a modern touch. Now signed to Black River Entertainment, he enters a new chapter with his tenth album, I Didn’t Come Here To Leave, a 14-song collection featuring 11 co-writes and co-production with Andy Sheridan. The project leans into his rich baritone, captures the energy of his live band in the studio, and connects timeless country storytelling with a fresh, forward-looking sound. This is a reserved seated event. Guests must be 18 or older with a valid ID. All ticket purchases are final, and the venue may void tickets associated with scalping without a guaranteed refund.

Experience one of North Texas’s largest Asian cultural celebrations at the 17th annual DFW Dragon Boat, Kite and Lantern Festival, organized by the Marco Polo World Foundation. Enjoy a full day by the lake featuring dragon boat racing, cultural performances, food vendors, and family friendly activities. Admission is free, and the festival highlights vibrant traditions, color, and energy in an outdoor setting for all ages.

Move through a flowing Vinyasa practice led by Inspire Yoga at Hotel Vin, then enjoy a complimentary Superfood Cocktail featuring Hendrick's Gin and receive 20 percent off brunch at Bacchus Kitchen + Bar. Mats are provided by Hendrick's Gin, and Hotel Vin supplies water and towels to keep you comfortable. The brunch discount is valid the same day as the class, applies to food only, and requires showing an Eventbrite ticket to the server. A balanced mix of wellness, flavor, and fun.

As part of DMA FREE First Sundays: Access for All, the DMA offers free admission to exhibitions on the first Sunday of the month. Visitors can explore exhibitions at no cost, take part in engaging on-site programs, and experience a permanent collection that spans more than 5,000 years. This monthly initiative is supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Celebrate the opening game with a Cowboys vs Texans watch party. Enjoy specials on food and drinks and a lively, welcoming atmosphere with fellow fans.

Enjoy a freestyle, DIY painting session where you set the pace and choose the art piece you want to create. Unlike a traditional paint-and-sip class, this experience is fully self-guided, with all materials provided and step-by-step written or video instructions available. Walk-ins during Pop In hours are available, or reserve ahead if preferred. No prior painting experience is required, and the format is designed to be flexible and accessible for all ages.

Learn lacrosse fundamentals or sharpen core skills with coaching tailored to each player. Designed for boys and girls ages 7 to 17, all equipment is provided. The program spans five sessions.

Compete for a cause at the inaugural Songs & Smiles Pickleball Tournament, a fundraiser held on the indoor courts at Chicken N Pickle - Grapevine. Entry is $150 per two-person team, and proceeds support families on the Alzheimer’s journey. Participants can choose Social or Competitive divisions. Each team is guaranteed at least three games, beginning with 90 minutes of round robin play and concluding with 90 minutes of single-elimination bracket action. Medals are awarded to first, second, and third place teams, with additional prizes for the champions. Water, soft drinks, and snacks are provided for players, and additional food and beverages can be purchased.

Enjoy a Magic: The Gathering booster draft in a traditional format. The group votes each week on which set will be drafted. Entry is $20 for in-universe sets and $30 for Universes Beyond sets.

Celebrate pets of all kinds with a painting session that pairs creativity with sipping. Artists guide participants step by step to create a portrait of their own animal companion, and no prior painting background is needed. Participants can submit a photo of their pet ahead of time so a canvas will be ready for the session.

Experience The Irving Story on a docent-led tour of this permanent exhibition. Spanning 4,000 square feet and honored with national awards, the gallery follows Irving’s journey from frontier beginnings through suburban expansion to a modern, diverse city. A friendly guide shares context, stories, and key highlights throughout the visit. Admission and the tour are free.

At Read2Rover, children practice reading with therapy dogs who simply listen. These gentle partners like to curl up beside the reader and enjoy the story, and there is no teasing if a word is missed. Sharing stories with a dog can nurture a positive outlook on books, strengthen reading skills, and build confidence. Open to young readers of any age. No registration is needed.

Kelly Willis, known as the Texas Queen, returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are on sale with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are priced at $29.50, and tickets purchased on the day of the show are $35.

FFTC presents a dinner and fashion show gala in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of early detection while recognizing and supporting cancer survivors and their families. Attendees can choose from several ticket options, including a survivors-only dinner and show, a supporting guest dinner and show, front-row seating along the runway, general admission seats around the ballroom, and a limited selection of full tables for ten that require a purchase code. The gathering takes place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Dallas Near the Galleria.

Sunday nights come alive at Jamaica Gates Caribbean Cuisine with Karaoke Sunday Nights, presented by Artist Love Events alongside DJ Bkareem and CJ. Take the mic while the DJs keep the music moving, enjoy the food, and take advantage of drink deals. The vibe is upbeat and welcoming, with plenty of chances to sing, dance, and make a fun night of it for everyone.

Assassination City Roller Derby presents the Welcome Wagon in the snack bar at Thunderbird Roller Rink, an evening designed to introduce the league and the sport to newcomers and experienced skaters alike. Attendees can meet skaters and trainers, watch skating skills on display, and learn how the program is structured to help participants find their place. A dedicated Q&A offers time for questions, and there is an opportunity to register for the beginner training program called Fresh Meat. No skating experience is required, as instruction is provided to teach the basics. The focus is on connection, learning, and the supportive community that forms around this league.

An inaugural charity golf tournament will support the Northlake Police Department. The event features a four person scramble format, with options to register as a full team or as an individual golfer. Entry is priced at $560 for a foursome and $150 for a single player. A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available for those wishing to contribute to the cause.

Story time for toddlers returns to O’Brien’s Bookshop in partnership with @mansfieldmomwalk. Sessions feature themed read alouds designed for infants through age four, along with songs, finger play activities, simple games, and complimentary toddler-friendly snacks.

A golf classic at Mira Vista Country Club in Fort Worth brings golfers together for a day of play and camaraderie in support of local officers. Teams can enter as a four-person group for $1,500 or as a two-person group for $900. The tournament combines friendly competition with a community-focused cause.

This hands-on skills session, backed by American Red Cross certification, takes place at the JW Dunlop Park Pavilion. Please purchase and complete the required online course ahead of time to participate. An electronic certification card is provided the same day.

This program features a lively mix of stories and songs designed for toddlers ages 1 to 3 with a caregiver. It supports early learning, encourages social interaction, and nurtures a lasting appreciation for the library.

Cibo Cucina Italiana features a Monday Pasta and Pizza Night with special pricing on select dishes. Choose spaghetti or fettuccine Alfredo for $15, rigatoni or gnocchi for $17, and pizza for $15. Drink specials include $5 beer, $6 house wine selections including Red Cabernet and Anterra Chardonnay, and $7 well cocktails. The offer is valid for in-house dining only. Suitable for date nights, family dinners, or an evening out with friends. Reservations are available by phone at 469-362-7177.

Now in its 23rd year, the THF Golf Classic, presented by HI Agency and powered by Liberty Mutual, returns for the second year at Texas Rangers Golf Club. The event honors Taylor’s love of baseball and shares his story while supporting the Taylor Hooton Foundation and its Live & Play Clean mission to prevent loss of life from appearance and performance enhancing substances. The day features a lunch buffet with on-site registration and pre-tournament activities, a shotgun start, then a dinner buffet with live music and an awards presentation. A Q&A with the Texas Rangers Athletic Training Staff returns this year. An Early Birdie promotion is offered. Registration closes at sell-out.

This free adaptive pickleball practice welcomes participants of all experience levels. Sessions are held on the first and third Monday each month, and wheelchairs are available on site. The program emphasizes inclusion, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, with the aim of supporting wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

This five-week session in Plano offers friendly, competitive play. Each week features two rounds for a total of eight games, with scores accumulating across the entire session. If a substitute plays in your place, their points apply to your standing. An optional $10 sweep is available weekly and is awarded to the evening’s winner. The cost is $150, payable via Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com or Venmo at @mahjontexas.

Held on the first Monday each month, this Supper Club offers a carefully planned three-course dinner for $20 per person. Reservations are required at (817) 575-8299. The October menu features a crisp potato pancake served with crème fraiche, a pan seared veal schnitzel paired with braised red cabbage and stewed mushrooms, and a sweet finish of spätzle with a funnel cake style crunch, lemon, and powdered sugar. Previous months have showcased varied flavors, from a fried twist on caprese and lemon poached tilapia with buttered crab to homestyle meatloaf with rosemary mashed potatoes and classic banana pudding, highlighting a lineup that changes with each installment.

Spune brings Chanel Beads, joined by Horse Vision and Car Culture, to Club Dada for a night of live music. Tickets are available, and the concert is open to all ages.

Triple Play Trivia at Bru City features three themed rounds with Entertainment, Nerd Alert, and Pot Luck questions. Expect a lively mix of pop culture, nerdy knowledge, and anything-goes surprises as players work through each round. It is free to play and prizes are available.

Maacs Grill hosts Video Music Bingo with Headtilt Entertainment, featuring music videos on the screens and plenty of sing along favorites. Participants mark their bingo cards as they recognize songs, with prizes on the line. There is no cost to take part, and a progressive jackpot grows from week to week. Enjoy food and beverages while you play.

Lauren Sanderson’s COME SAY SUM TOUR comes to House of Blues Dallas for an all-ages show. Support is to be announced, and opening acts may change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers and the artist, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages. Same-day tickets may be available at the venue box office, which opens before doors. Box office hours vary by event, and prices may increase on the day of the show.

A masked figure conceals himself beneath a 19th century Paris opera house, pulling strings to elevate rising vocalist Christine Daae. When Christine’s heart turns toward the benefactor Raoul, the Phantom crafts a dangerous plan to keep her by his side while Raoul works to stop him. Directed by Joel Schumacher and written by Gaston Leroux, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Joel Schmacher, this screen adaptation features Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum, Patrick Wilson, Miranda Richardson, Ciaran Hinds, and Minnie Driver.

Enjoy a free Zumba session at The Sound that blends fitness with a fun, high-energy dance atmosphere. All experience levels are welcome, and while the lakeside setting is part of the appeal, classes are being held indoors for the winter. The class is led by Marvel, pronounced Mar-Velle, a Zumba instructor with more than a decade of group fitness teaching who brings lots of energy, laughter, and dance-focused moves. Expect a party-style workout that keeps you moving, whether you arrive on your own or with a friend, with every step aimed at a healthier, happier you.

Take a relaxing pause with chair massage for $1 per minute at Fool's Kava House in Arlington, Texas.

Pouya will perform at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

Barcadia Dallas keeps Monday nights going with Video Music Bingo, a weekly mix of bingo and music videos on the big screens. Watch and listen to short video clips, mark your card, match the called pattern, then call out bingo for bragging rights. It is free to play, with four rounds and prizes in every round. Each sheet comes with two bingo cards. Expect throwbacks, bangers, and singalong moments that keep the vibe lively late into the night. Drinks and arcade games add to the fun.