Events in Celina, TX

A twice-monthly marketplace at TUPPS Brewery features a rotating lineup of local vendors with handmade crafts, artisanal goods, and other finds. Browse for one-of-a-kind treasures while enjoying live music, craft beer, and a lively, family-friendly setting. It is a relaxed way to support small businesses and connect with the creative community, from makers to musicians, all in one spot. Organized by SBG Hospitality in partnership with TUPPS Brewery.

Cultivate an herb garden and explore its fresh scents and flavors, then bring those botanicals to the bar as you mix your own cocktails. This interactive experience moves from planting to pouring, showcasing how homegrown herbs can brighten every sip.

Settle into a relaxing, hands-on night at Sip & Throw Pottery Nights at Jump Into Art Studios. Designed for adults, this pottery class works for date nights, group outings, or anyone curious about the potter’s wheel in a casual studio setting. Sip while you shape, with wine provided and the option to bring a favorite beverage, as friendly guidance supports trying new techniques. The focus blends conversation and creativity, offering a low-pressure way to learn, play with clay, and enjoy the craft of throwing.

HUB 121 hosts a free outdoor performance by Turnpike Tributedours, a tribute to Turnpike Troubadours. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Enjoy food and drinks from the on-site restaurants, and a concession stand will be available near the stage. Parking is offered in the surface lots and in the two story garage.

Friday Night Karaoke at The Common Table McKinney features chilled drinks, a high energy crowd, and a microphone ready for anyone who wants to sing. All genres are welcome, so pick a favorite track and take the stage while friends cheer from the tables. Expect a lively late night atmosphere with plenty of good vibes. Arriving early is recommended because the sign up list fills quickly.

The McKinney Classic is a PDGA A tier, three round disc golf tournament. Two rounds will use a shotgun start on the first competition day, followed by a final round with individual tee times on the next day. The event is trophy only for amateurs with a modified payout structure, and at least $3,000 in added cash is planned for professional divisions. Course layouts and rule sheets will be released once finalized so competitors can prepare. Pins will be set in tournament positions, with Towne Lake and the long position on hole 3 at Alex Clark Gold specifically noted, while other pin locations are already set. Division caps and waitlists will be reconciled and condensed prior to the event. For divisions with more than six players, podium finishers will receive trophies at the headquarters of the course where they complete their final round. Trophies are not shipped and must be picked up in person. The full amateur player pack will be revealed at player check in during the week of the event. There is a deadline to sign up to receive the full player pack, and anyone registering afterward is not guaranteed a full pack and will receive a voucher equal to the retail value of any unavailable items. Updates will appear on the registration page as details are confirmed. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, email Stevo@DynamicDiscs.com, as email is the quickest way to reach the Tournament Director and comments on the event page may not be seen promptly.

This reimagined open studio art drop-in welcomes anyone eager to make art. Participants can use provided materials and supplies, with know-how on hand to help along the way. Paint on canvas, customize a T-shirt, create a mosaic, or spend time developing personal projects. The atmosphere is relaxed and playful, encouraging creativity and experimentation at your own pace.

The Nature School of McKinney and the Collin County Moms Club collaborate on Community Family Day, a family-focused gathering centered on children, nature, learning, wellness, and community. The event fosters connections with businesses, organizations, educators, and makers whose offerings align with these themes, creating a welcoming space for education, discovery, and community spirit.

The Skinny Bishop brings a mix of modern and classic pop to Harvest at the Masonic, highlighting rich three-voice harmonies, guitar driven arrangements and the pulse of upright and electric bass. This McKinney-based group features vocalist Elizabeth Riley, guitarist and singer Chris Henke, bassist Joe Servia on upright and electric, and drummer and vocalist Layci Dagley. Friends making music together, they offer an eclectic selection that has entertained audiences at local venues and private events.

Enjoy a casual, no-cost mahjong session at Valley Vines Tasting Room that welcomes newcomers and regulars alike. Please bring a 2026 card and, if available, your own setup.

Learn the essentials of stained glass while crafting a cat themed piece at Collin County Farm Museum. Participants select their own glass colors, from a classic black look to shades that resemble a favorite pet, and take home a finished work ready to display. No prior experience is required, and instruction focuses on core techniques in a relaxed, supportive setting. Each creation will be one of a kind. This experience suits cat enthusiasts, fans of Halloween, and anyone seeking a creative, hands on activity. Space is limited, and the fee is $30 per person.

Experience a vibrant celebration of Asian culture, creativity, and community in McKinney. Savor Asian street food from local vendors, browse an artist alley filled with handmade creations, and enjoy live performances alongside cultural showcases. Take part in hands-on workshops, including making pinwheels, and explore a traditional tea ceremony experience. The festival brings together food, art, and interactive activities for a memorable outing.

HUB 121 hosts a free outdoor concert featuring Windy City, a tribute to Chicago. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs and blankets for lawn seating. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Food and beverages are available from on-site restaurants, and a concession stand will be set up next to the stage. Parking is available in surface lots as well as in a two-story garage.

Zin Zen Wine Bistro hosts The Skinny Bishop, a McKinney based group of friends known for tight three part vocal harmonies supported by guitar, upright and electric bass, and drums. The lineup features Elizabeth Riley on vocals, Chris Henke on guitar and vocals, Joe Servia on electric and upright bass, and Layci Dagley on drums and vocals. Their set spans modern and classic pop, drawing from an eclectic mix that has connected with audiences at venues around town and at private gatherings.

Windy City brings the band Chicago’s music to the stage with signature horn lines, powerful vocals, and a set full of classic hits. This high-energy tribute invites the audience to sing along to familiar favorites while the group recreates the big, melodic sound of the originals. In McKinney, this show delivers a lively celebration of a beloved catalog.

This is the final Celina Clean Sweep of the year, a community clean-up day available to Celina residents. Bring a current water bill to confirm residency during check-in. The City will host the event at the Public Works building. Follow posted signs to the entrance, where staff will verify residency and guide drivers to the appropriate drop-off areas based on the materials being discarded. For safety, everyone should remain in their vehicles while on-site. Staff at each station will unload items from vehicles, so load belongings where they are easy to reach. For questions, contact the Public Works Department at (972) 382-9886.

Celina Oktoberfest presented by Sinacola brings a ceremonial keg tap to kick off festivities in Celina’s Downtown Square. The event features live German music, lively dancing, and classic dishes prepared in traditional style. Traditional contests challenge participants, and local vendors offer handmade goods. Hosted by the City of Celina, this family-friendly celebration highlights bratwurst, beer, and community spirit.

Experience an evening of intrigue, pirates, and mystery set in 1857 New Orleans as Mardi Gras comes to an end. Soak in the atmosphere of a city shifting from revelry to suspense, where secrets linger and the night sets the stage for unexpected twists.

Please note that the downtown pub crawl in McKinney has a new schedule. The venue is The Yard in McKinney, Texas.

Ron and Darrin bring Acoustic Chaos to the new Lion & Crown in McKinney. Garage parking is available through the east-side entrance of the complex, making it simple to reach Lion & Crown.

A clinic offering low cost vaccinations and a range of pet wellness services will be available at Hollywood Feed in Prosper. Services include wellness bundles for dogs and cats, heartworm screening, microchip implantation, nail trimming, and other options for pets in need.

Anna Dental’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament comes back this fall to benefit the Anna ISD Education Foundation, which provides scholarships to outstanding high school students through donor support. This fundraiser helps turn community generosity into real educational opportunities for local learners. Golfers of all experience levels can expect a lively, friendly competition on an 18 hole course, along with opportunities for networking and prizes. Taking part as a player or sponsor directly strengthens the scholarship fund and supports students’ futures. Multiple sponsorship options are available for businesses of any size so organizations across the community can contribute to this important cause.

Airyridge Overland hosts a multi-day overland experience centered around Broken Bow Lake and the Hochatown area, spotlighting the K-Trail edition. Expect convoy-style travel on forest roads, sweeping views, dedicated trail time, and relaxed evenings by the fire in a community-focused setting. The gathering welcomes overland rigs, capable trucks and SUVs, and outdoor enthusiasts of any experience level who value responsible travel. Participants are encouraged to bring recovery gear and a full camp setup. Additional information on meeting points, route plans, camping arrangements, convoy timing, and RSVPs will be shared.

Swirled Star Delights returns to Celina Friday Night Market for another season, bringing a selection of crowd favorites. Look for artisan star bread, savory swirled loaves, gourmet swirls such as cinnamon rolls and other sweet rolls, plus sweet bread loaves and more.

Set in Downtown Celina and The Square, the monthly Friday Night Market presented by Renewal by Andersen features open air shopping, local flavors, and live music. Admission is free. More than 60 vendors share homemade, handmade, and homegrown goods. Expect unique crafts, seasonal produce, artisanal pastries, fresh eggs, and free range meats. Local restaurants and food trucks offer ready to eat meals to enjoy while you browse. Music is performed by local talent, with a different artist highlighted each month on the Texas Republic Bank Stage. It is an easy way to connect with neighbors, artisans, and farmers. Only posts from the official organizer are verified. For vendor and market application information, please visit the official website.

A free outdoor concert at HUB 121 features Dreams Unwind, A Stevie Nicks Experience. Attendees can bring chairs and blankets for seating. Outside food or drinks are not allowed, and food and beverages are available from on-site restaurants, with a concession stand near the stage. Parking is available in surface lots and in the two-story garage.

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Ratrodtober celebrates a decade of car culture with a unique festival drawing builders, artists, gearheads, and families from across the country. This 10th anniversary edition features rat rods, hot rods, muscle cars, classics, customs, motorcycles, and bicycles throughout a full day filled with live music, great food, eye-catching rides, and local vendors, all powered by the event’s signature gritty, creative energy. More than a show, it honors everything the community has built together. Further details, schedules, and special announcements are coming soon.

This free guided walking tour explores the history of downtown McKinney, sharing stories about the people and moments that shaped the city. Presented with the city’s Historic Preservation Office, it departs from the Visitors Center and is kid-friendly. If a National Weather Service alert is active, the tour will be canceled. To confirm status, call the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

Enjoy a tailgate-themed night of bingo in a festive, community-focused setting. Choose between two ticket options, with six bingo cards for $36 or nine for $50. Each ticket includes a complimentary first glass of wine, three raffle entries for door prizes, and access to a dessert bar. Groups can reserve a table for parties of 4, 6, 8, or 10 to play together.

Cindy Gilstrap leads a relaxed Art Journal Play class centered on experimentation and growth in art journaling and mixed media. Each meeting introduces a new technique to build your creative toolbox while keeping the focus on play, curiosity, and process within a welcoming community. Complimentary wine and snacks are included for a refreshing creative break. This session spotlights Stencils & Stitches, blending stencil work with simple hand stitching to create a distinctive mixed media piece. First-time attendees are $45 and receive an art journal kit with all supplies. Returning participants are $28, supplies included, and should bring a journal. Advance registration helps the instructor prepare materials. Refunds are offered until seven days before class, and no-shows or late cancellations do not receive credit. Arrive ready to explore, try new techniques, and head home inspired.

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Bring lawn chairs or a cozy blanket for a free open-air show by The Maylee Thomas Band at HUB 121. Enjoy the music while grabbing bites and drinks from restaurants on the property, and visit the concession stand set up by the stage. Outside food or beverages are not allowed. Parking is available in surface lots and in a two-level garage.

A live performance by Lacey Ingram and Scotty Isaacs takes place at The Gin. There is no cover charge.

The Running for Renewal 5K and 1-mile walk has been officially approved by the Town of Little Elm. Centered on more than crossing a finish line, this event focuses on building hope, healing, and community for individuals and families affected by addiction and mental illness. Its mission is to affirm that recovery is possible, that hope is real, and that no one has to face the journey alone. Registration details will be shared soon, including a new sign up site, with more information to follow.

The 2026 North Texas Walk for Apraxia brings the community together at Myers Park Showbarn to celebrate Apraxia Stars and the people who champion them. Registration is free, and participants can form teams and fundraise toward incentive rewards, including an official event t-shirt for anyone who raises $50. Every Apraxia Star is recognized individually and receives a complimentary t-shirt, medal, and certificate honoring their hard work. Proceeds support Apraxia Kids and its mission to strengthen support systems for children with apraxia of speech through education for families and professionals, community engagement and outreach, and advocacy and research. The event is planned to be safe, enjoyable, and memorable for supporters of all ages. Additional details will be shared through the local Walk website. As the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, the Walk for Apraxia helps expand understanding so more children can access the care they need.

This pop-up bakery sale highlights McKinney Cottage Bakehouse, a small home bakery in McKinney that prepares every item in fresh, limited batches. Each event presents a thoughtfully planned menu of homemade treats crafted with care and creativity. The menu will be shared ahead of time so you know what is available, and guests can visit at any point during event hours while supplies last. Special orders are available year-round for birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and other celebrations.

Hosted by Cirrus McKinney, this annual Fly Day from Challenge Air for Kids and Friends welcomes children and youth with special needs, ages 7 to 21, for a memorable aviation experience that builds confidence and opens doors to new possibilities. Through flight-centered experiences, the program works to change limiting perceptions, encourage courage from within, and boost self-esteem. Registration is available for eligible participants, and there are also ways to get involved as a pilot, volunteer, sponsor, or partner agency. The event takes place at Cirrus McKinney at McKinney National Airport.

Get ready for a spirited evening designed for homeschoolers 12 and up. Wear your favorite costume and dance with friends to a live DJ, enjoy snack and dessert tables, snap photos at fun spots, and compete in a costume contest. Parents are asked to ensure outfits are appropriate and not overly revealing, and to leave both fake and real weapons at home to keep everyone safe. Attendance is limited to the first 200 students, and tickets are $45 each.

Now in its sixth year, the Dream Center Dallas Fundraising Gala offers a formal evening featuring dinner, inspiring moments, entertainment, and opportunities to give. The gathering brings together like-minded people who want to make a difference in the lives of those in need and help strengthen the Dallas community. It is designed to be a memorable night that celebrates generosity and shared purpose.

The Buzz Andrews Band takes the stage at The Gin for a live set. There is no cover charge.

Fall is prime planting season in North Texas, and this sale offers a broad selection of locally grown perennials, shrubs, and annuals chosen for the region’s climate. Shoppers will find no sales tax, and payments are accepted by check or major credit card, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Bringing a personal cart or wagon is recommended to make it easier to move plants, and the sale will proceed rain or shine. Plant availability may vary, and pets are not permitted, except for service animals. A detailed plant list will be shared closer to the event. Presented by volunteers with the Collin County Master Gardeners Association, an educational program administered by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension provides equal opportunity in its programs and employment, and individuals who need disability accommodations should contact the Collin County AgriLife Extension office at least one week in advance.

The first Fall Fest with Luckys brings seasonal fun. Enjoy plenty of food, browse vendors, play games, and capture memories at a festive photo backdrop. Kids can enter a costume contest with prizes. There is a free mini pumpkin patch and a pumpkin carving contest. Explore creatively decorated booths and get an early start on trick-or-treating.

Experience the Dallas Festival of Lights, a community Diwali mela organized by Mystic Mandala and presented by Park Place Plano at Myers Park in McKinney, close to Plano, Frisco, Allen, and Fairview. The celebration fills the grounds with tradition and joy, creating a vibrant atmosphere for families and friends. Attendees can enjoy carnival rides, a dazzling laser light show, a grand fashion showcase, and the Karwachauth Bazaar. Live music and dance set the stage alongside Ram Leela, a dramatic retelling of Lord Rama's victory. Cultural presentations continue with Durga Pooja and the rhythmic Dhunuchi dance, and Diya Sthaan helps light up the night. Family friendly fun includes stilt walkers, Disney Princess appearances, and a community talent stage. A food court serves authentic Indian cuisine, children under 10 can enter free of charge, 2,000 complimentary sparklers will be distributed, and the first 500 families receive free mithai. Vendors, sponsors, and performers are welcome, with opportunities to share brands and talents with thousands of attendees at one of North Texas's largest cultural gatherings.

Marking a decade of wine and music in McKinney, this festival brings tastings, live performances, and local flavor to McKinney’s Entertainment District. Explore 15 tasting stations, each offering a curated selection of wines to sample. Two bands will perform on the Credit Union of Texas Stage throughout the event, creating a lively backdrop for tasting, dancing, and discovering what the festival has to offer. A Wine Tasting Pass is available for $45 and includes a souvenir wine glass made of durable hard plastic along with 20 tasting tickets redeemable at any festival winery. Capture memories at the Park Place Acura photo booth, browse vendors and sponsor activations, and take advantage of dining options at restaurants in District 121 while enjoying the festivities. The event supports local nonprofits One Heart McKinney and The Warriors Keep, with thanks to sponsors including District 121, Zin Zen Wine Bistro, Park Place Acura, and others. Parking is free. The festival is rain or shine with no refunds, and the location may change within McKinney if needed. Outside food and beverages are not permitted except water. Seating is first come, first served, and outside chairs are not allowed. Dogs are not permitted, though service animals are welcome.

Downtown Celina transforms into a Halloween celebration as Celina's Downtown Square hosts Beware! of the Square presented by Sinacola. Expect trick-or-treating, a haunted house, a free kids zone, pumpkin painting, and a marketplace featuring over 60 vendors, offering activities and treats for Halloween fans of every age. The square is known to fill with costumed visitors, from zombies to jedis to princesses, creating a lively mix of spooky and sweet.

This BouxbArt gathering features an art show paired with a silent auction at Oshi’s ArtScape in McKinney. Sponsors include Darcy Richter, Realtor, Collective Wealth Advisors, Vinny's Scrumptious Pies & Treats, The Jelly Queen, Pinhook Bourbon, Texas Chef Catering, and Sumeet Mehta Photography.

Explore resources for older adults and their families at a free senior expo held at Stonebridge United Methodist Church. Meet local organizations, gather helpful information, and enjoy prize drawings, refreshments, and on-site health screenings.

From The CJ Group, this charity golf tournament brings together players and supporters at the Hills Course at The Clubs of Stonebridge Ranch for a day of swings, bratwurst, camaraderie, and good-natured competition. All proceeds benefit the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County. Participants may take part on the course, sponsor the event, or simply enjoy the food and fellowship while contributing to the cause supporting children in Collin County.

The McKinney Monster Dash 5K, presented by Texans Credit Union, returns to Bonnie Wenk Park with a festive Halloween themed run filled with costumes and community spirit. Each registration includes chip timed race entry, the official event T-shirt, a custom bib, and a finisher medal, plus a complimentary TUPPS beer at the finish. Costumes are encouraged, and a portion of proceeds supports The Warriors Keep. Competitive runners can look forward to cash awards for the top overall male and female finishers, with first place receiving $100, second $50, and third $25. A Stroller Strider prize of $25 is offered, along with age group recognitions for 14 and under, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, and 60 plus. The celebration features local vendors, music, festive photo opportunities, and a costume contest presented by Whataburger with prizes that include free Whataburger for a year. Event partners include Texans Credit Union, Trinity Falls, Whataburger, TUPPS Brewery, and others. After the 5K, the fun continues in Historic Downtown McKinney with the Spooktacular Brews & Boos Walk highlighting craft brews and Halloween activities. Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are available through the organizers.

A casual Halloween hangout turns Tucker Hill’s spirited streets into a side quest for families and friends, with group strolls through a neighborhood known for going all out with decorations, spooky stops, and plenty of candy. All ages are welcome, and costumes are optional. This is a low-key social for the Landmark community and friends, with a plan to gather at the fountain, then wander together and enjoy the festive displays. Participants may arrive at any time and it is easy to connect with the group, and they can leave whenever they are ready. Communication will happen through a group text or post, and the focus is on seeing one another and soaking up the Halloween fun.

In Athens, Texas, Cody presents a classical, horse-centered dressage clinic for riders seeking deeper understanding and better results. He travels nationwide to share focused, step-by-step instruction that develops both horse and rider, mentally and physically. Whether starting a young horse, polishing advanced work, rebuilding confidence, or clarifying training questions, participants receive a clear, systematic path tailored to their needs. Grounded in classical principles and biomechanics, the work emphasizes calmness, straightness, and genuine forward energy, strong fundamentals that support upper level goals, refined position with accurate timing and feel, clear communication through effective aids, building strength without resorting to force, and training choices that protect long term soundness. Riders leave with more than new exercises. They gain a framework and practical tools they can put to use at home. Sessions are progressive and individualized, prioritizing meaningful development over quick fixes. Enrollment is limited to maintain quality, so early registration is recommended. For details on riding spots or auditing, contact the host, Melanie Misenheimer, at melmize27@gamil.com.

Learn the fundamentals of night vision technology in a hands-on course covering devices and IR aiming systems. Instruction centers on correct setup, operation, and care, giving participants confidence with their equipment and insight into using it in both defensive and offensive contexts. This is not a tactics program, and it does not claim to produce tacticians, since that level of proficiency comes from extensive, layered experience. The curriculum is built with experienced shooters in mind, yet can be adjusted for newcomers who are patient and ready to learn. Instructors bring police SWAT night vision background and training from leading schools. While the material is framed around defensive and offensive use, many concepts translate to hunting. Equipment is not required to attend. A variety of lasers and night vision units will be available at no cost, with opportunities to run both single and dual tubes and compare the advantages of each. A representative from Night Vision Network will also be on site to answer questions about purchasing.

Swirled Star Delights returns to the Celina Friday Night Market at Celina Town Square with a fresh selection of baked favorites. Find artisan star bread, savory swirled loaves, gourmet swirls such as cinnamon and other sweet rolls, and sweet bread loaves, with more to discover.

Downtown Celina celebrates the monthly Friday Night Market, presented by Renewal by Andersen, with free admission and a welcoming setting in the heart of town. Stroll the Square to shop and explore while enjoying the lively atmosphere. Discover more than sixty vendors offering homemade, handmade, and homegrown goods. Find distinctive crafts, seasonal produce, artisanal pastries, fresh eggs, and free-range meats. Local restaurants and food trucks serve ready-to-eat meals, and live music from area performers fills the Texas Republic Bank Stage, with a different artist featured each month. It is an easy way to connect with neighbors, makers, and farmers at Celina’s Friday Night Market.

The Skinny Bishop brings a harmony-rich pop set to Zin Zen Wine Bistro, showcasing a blend of modern and classic songs. This McKinney-based group of friends features vocalist Elizabeth Riley, guitarist and vocalist Chris Henke, bassist Joe Servia on electric and upright, and drummer and vocalist Layci Dagley. Their sound centers on tight three-part vocals supported by guitar, bass, and drums, and their experience at local venues and private events shines through in an eclectic, crowd-pleasing selection.

The Ben Coleman Band takes the stage at The Gin for a live performance. Admission is free.

Leave the pavement behind and explore the Lakefront Trail in Little Elm, Texas, with shoreline views, smooth paths, and a welcoming finish line atmosphere. Choose the distance that fits your day, with 3, 5, or 9 miles of runnable trail through a picturesque lakeside park. The course is approachable for newcomers, quick enough for those looking to push the pace, and enjoyable for anyone who wants to soak in the scenery. After crossing the line, keep the good vibes going with a cold beer, lawn chairs, music, and time to relax with friends in a laid back trail community setting. Whether you are an experienced trail runner, a road runner giving dirt a try, or simply someone who appreciates a great run followed by a great time, this outing delivers. Tackle the miles, then raise a toast to the effort.

At Windsong Ranch, a community walk focuses on suicide prevention and support for those affected. In the United States, suicide ranks as the 11th leading cause of death, and deepening understanding is vital to prevention. Funds raised through this walk help drive research, strengthen advocacy, and expand educational efforts in schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods across Texas, bringing resources and hope to individuals and communities.

Experience a Regency-era masquerade ball filled with social dancing in downtown McKinney. No partner or prior dance experience is needed, as callers will guide participants through each dance. Regency-era attire and masquerade masks are encouraged to enhance the setting. Presented by the Heard-Craig Center and the McKinney Repertory Theatre, the celebration takes place at GATHER ON THE SQUARE. Tickets are open to the public by reservation, priced at $35 for the Cocktail Hour and $29 for the Regency Dance. A March edition sold out in three weeks, so early reservations are encouraged.

Harvest at the Masonic hosts The Skinny Bishop, a McKinney-based group presenting three-part vocal harmonies with guitars and upright bass. The band features vocalist Elizabeth Riley, guitarist and vocalist Chris Henke, electric and upright bassist Joe Servia, and drummer and vocalist Layci Dagley. Their set blends modern and classic pop selections drawn from an eclectic song list that has been heard at local venues and private events.

Boot Scootin’ Bingo serves up a lively evening of games and prizes with a country flair. Tickets come with a choice of 6 cards for $36 or 9 cards for $50. Each purchase includes a complimentary first glass of wine, three raffle tickets for door prize drawings, and access to a dessert bar. Groups may reserve a table and sit together, with table sizes available for 4, 6, 8, or 10 guests. Newcomers and seasoned players alike can look forward to spirited rounds and a festive atmosphere.

This public marketplace centers on farm-grown goods and provides a straightforward way to purchase items directly from the people who produce them.

At The Stix Icehouse, families can explore a kid-focused market alongside local vendors. Children can enjoy games, face painting, and hands-on crafts, while shoppers browse items made with 3D printing, a station to customize trucker hats, a boutique with clothing for both kids and adults, and a wide mix of novelties, toys, collectibles, bubble wands, and light-up wands. Food and sweet treats will be available. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages.

The Divebar Boombox returns to the Recreation Center at Towne Lake in McKinney for an outdoor evening under the stars. Their previous appearance at this open-air venue was noted for a lively crowd, a great atmosphere, and memorable music, and they plan to bring that same energy back. Look forward to a high-energy set with fresh takes on classic songs, Americana-tinged favorites, and a selection of original tunes.

With REX Real Estate as the presenting sponsor, the Celina Turkey Trot turns Celina into a community celebration with music, running, and family-friendly awards. Participants can choose a 10K, 5K, or a 1-mile family fun run or walk. Thanksgiving-themed costumes are welcome, offering a chance to create lasting memories while starting a day of tradition.

Dr. Ferrell is organizing a post Thanksgiving pickleball calorie burn, a two hour tournament open to players from amateur to pro. It will be held in Prosper and welcomes friends and family. It may be cold. A park is located about 30 yards from the courts, so children have a nearby place to burn off energy. Organizers ask anyone planning to attend to respond in advance.

Enjoy a live show by the Buzz Andrews Band at The Gin, with free admission.

Show off a delightfully tacky holiday sweater at a lively bingo night filled with laughs, friendly competition, and seasonal cheer. Tickets are offered with 6 bingo cards for $36 or 9 bingo cards for $50, and each purchase includes a first glass of wine, three raffle tickets for door prizes, and access to a complimentary dessert bar. Groups may reserve a table with seating for 4, 6, 8, or 10. Suitable for bingo veterans and first-timers alike, this festive gathering features plenty of chances to play, mingle, and win prizes.

Christmas on the Square, presented by Specialty Land Services LLC, returns to Celina with a free, family-friendly celebration on Celina’s Downtown Square. The event offers small-town holiday charm with the feel of a Hallmark movie, bringing neighbors, friends, and families together for a signature seasonal tradition. Only posts from the official event organizer are verified. Information about vendor and market applications is available through the event’s official website.

The Skinny Bishop brings three-part vocal harmonies, guitar, and the blend of electric and upright bass to Zin Zen Wine Bistro. The lineup features vocalist Elizabeth Riley, guitarist and vocalist Chris Henke, bassist Joe Servia, and drummer and vocalist Layci Dagley. Based in McKinney, this group of friends performs an eclectic mix of modern and classic pop that has been heard at local venues and private events.

Explore a welcoming farmers market and enjoy a relaxed shopping experience.

Beginning at BMW of McKinney, this Toy Run features a scenic drive on interesting roads to support kids during the holidays. Participants are asked to bring an unwrapped toy with an estimated value under $25 and to bring their holiday spirit. Arriving early is encouraged for refreshments and time to visit BMW of McKinney before the drive.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas themed tournament featuring 36 games. It begins with breakfast followed by three rounds, continues after lunch with three more rounds, and wraps up after dinner with the final three rounds. Snacks and drinks are available throughout. The top finisher receives Christmas tiles, and there is a prize for the most festive dresser. Space is available for 12 tables. Entry ranges from $175 to $200, and payments are accepted via Venmo at @mahjontexas or Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com.

The Skinny Bishop brings a McKinney-rooted sound to Harvest at the Masonic, weaving three-part harmonies with guitar, upright and electric bass, and drums. The group features vocalist Elizabeth Riley, guitarist and vocalist Chris Henke, bassist Joe Servia on both electric and upright, and drummer and vocalist Layci Dagley. Expect a wide mix of pop favorites drawn from both modern and classic eras, the kind of set that has connected with audiences at local venues and private gatherings.

Enjoy a live performance from Lacey Ingram and Scotty Isaacs at The Gin. Admission is free.