Events in Celina today

Che Durena brings his stand-up comedy to the stage for an 8:30 PM style late-night set (late showtime). Doors open about 30 minutes before the late show, seating is open for general admission, and the event is for ages 21 and up. There are no refunds or exchanges. A fee may apply if you transfer a confirmed ticket purchase to another guest.

Big Time Hoops presents the 6th Annual Battle of the South, a youth basketball tournament featuring teams from Texas and neighboring states. The event is open to boys and girls ages 9U through 18U, with skill-based divisions labeled A, B, and C, and an overall 3-game guarantee. There are pool-to-bracket games and features like a trainer and security on-site, media coverage, security, and custom awards.

To stay ahead of the summer heat, the Saturday club run now begins earlier than usual. Local runners come together for summer training miles, and all paces are welcome.

The McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square is a year-round Saturday tradition that brings together farmers, food artisans, and local makers. Browse offerings from nearby farms, including local grass fed beef, free range chicken, farm eggs, milk, and just picked produce. Savor specialty items like handmade tamales, fresh breads and pastries, artisan pasta, ginger beer, jerky, gourmet coffee, and options from food trucks. Beyond the pantry staples, explore arts and crafts with locally made goat milk soaps, beautiful woodworking pieces, distinctive jewelry, and other one of a kind finds. Many Saturdays also feature live music, face painting, yard games, and knife sharpening. Each visit offers something new to discover.

McKinney Cottage Bakehouse is hosting a pop-up bakery sale featuring fresh, small-batch treats from a cozy home kitchen in McKinney. Each item is crafted with creativity and care, and the menu is shared in advance so you know what will be available. The sale runs during the event window and continues until everything is sold out. Custom orders are available year round for birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and other celebrations.

HPA Academy Speed & Agility Camp features coaching from former Division I and NFL athletes. Participants begin with essential techniques for speed and agility, then move into advanced movement work designed for skill players. Teams are encouraged to register together, with a discount of $10 off per athlete for groups of five or more. An early bird rate of $75 is available. Registration and payment are completed through the organizer’s link in bio.

The market’s opening weekend at the Frisco Rotary Farmers Market at Kaleidoscope Park features fresh vendors, musical entertainment, balloon art, knife sharpening services, and additional offerings. A lively atmosphere with plenty to explore awaits visitors.

West Texas Fury is set to compete in the SLET Flag 5-on-5 Summer Nationals at The Star in Frisco, Texas. The tournament offers their athletes a chance to test themselves, grow, and represent West Texas on a bigger stage. As preparations continue, the program is building momentum and rallying players, families, and supporters to bring plenty of energy, showcasing a fierce, fast, and fearless approach to the game.

City of Melissa Parks & Recreation and Namaste Fit present free outdoor classes that combine a strength workout with a calming yoga practice. Sessions take place at City Hall Plaza Park, weather permitting, and welcome all ages and fitness levels. Begin with an energizing group fitness segment to build strength, then move into yoga to stretch, focus on breathing, and restore balance. No registration is needed... bring a mat, water, and comfortable clothing. For questions, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at recreation@cityofmelissa.com.

Jump Into Art Studios hosts an open studio and art drop in that welcomes anyone eager to create. Attendees can use the studio’s materials and supplies, along with friendly guidance, to paint on canvas or T shirts, craft mosaics, or work on their own projects. The setting is relaxed and supportive, making it easy to experiment, collaborate, and enjoy time making art.

Now in its sixth year, this benefit charity car, truck, and motorcycle gathering returns to Frisco Flyers Volleyball Club with both an indoor show and an outdoor meet. Indoor show space is limited to 150 vehicles with a $30 entry, while the outdoor meet is free. No advance registration is required. More than 80 awards will be presented, including custom Best of Show honors. The event benefits WWII veterans and families, with the charity noted as WW2 families at CK Family Services. Food trucks, a concession stand, a car museum, and expansive parking add to the experience.

Start your Saturday with a one-hour Goat Yoga session hosted by Frisco Fresh Market. Enjoy a fun, in-person yoga experience with goats while you stretch, move, and relax.

A two-day art camp for adults led by Kimberly Bezenek invites participants to dive into creativity, explore a variety of projects, and build new skills alongside fellow makers. All materials are provided. The cost is $180 for both days.

This 14 week session offers an introduction to offseason speed, power, and conditioning at Nelson Middle School.

The lobster side of the Force arrives in Frisco as Cousins Maine Lobster serves fans at Rebel Scum Con, a Star Wars convention. Attendees can refuel throughout the weekend with Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a melty lobster grilled cheese. Warm bowls of creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder are on offer, with whoopie pies and more for a sweet finish. To keep things moving quickly, place orders through the app to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payment is accepted via major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Enjoy a meet and greet with adoptable huskies at Pet Evolution. Friendly dogs will be available to meet potential families, offering a chance to connect and find a forever match.

Take part in a casual, no-cost mahjong session at Market Street (Legacy Dr). The gathering welcomes players who already know the basics. Bring your 2026 card and, if you have one, a tile set to use during play.

Intuitive tarot readings in English or Spanish are available at Native McKinney. Pricing begins at $25, with a $10 discount on any service when you follow Inanna’s Magical Healing on social media. The experience focuses on clarity, guidance, and a touch of cosmic insight.

Jump Into Art Studios presents a kids art class with Lisa Jane Long that invites young creators to explore new techniques in a playful, creative setting. Children can build skills, make fun memories, and enjoy an energetic hour focused on art. Space is limited.

In the Children’s Department, enjoy snacks, a good story, and a fun craft.

Join a relaxed speed dating meetup for singles ages 25–40 at a café setting. You’ll check in with a host, enjoy conversation prompts, and take part in several round-robin speed dating sessions where you can chat for a few minutes with each person. Check-in closes 15 minutes after the event begins, and you’ll be able to connect with matches after the rounds.

Palato Italian Kitchen and Lounge offers a relaxing dining experience enhanced by live music from talented local performers. The atmosphere blends soothing melodies with an upbeat lounge vibe while guests enjoy Italian dishes. It is a place to savor food and music together on select evenings.

An evening at The Melissa Market features a variety of baked treats, including a gourmet twist on cinnamon rolls, herb-swirled breads, sweet loaves of bread, star-shaped bread, and more.

The event has been moved to a later date in hopes of cooler weather, so please note the schedule change.

An evening of floating with fun inflatables, with personal inflatables welcome, snacks, and live music from a DJ, plus activities for all ages and abilities, will close out the summer at the Frisco Athletic Center Water Park. Admission is free for FAC Members and Splash Pass holders. Event passes are $7 for youth and $9 for adults, and they provide access to the water park only during the event.

Join the Texas Astronomical Society for Frisco Starfest, a free, family-friendly community star party where you can explore the night sky. Bring the kids and look through telescopes to spot planets, stars, and other celestial sights, with help and guidance from astronomy enthusiasts. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn about space and science outdoors, weather permitting.

Cruise on over to Halo Pizzeria for Rides & Pies, the evening edition, welcoming cars and motorcycles. Enjoy a laid-back meetup with plenty of parking lot space for vehicle showing and time to connect with other car enthusiasts. If you’re showing a vehicle, use the Park Up Front registration to get free pizza slices and a drink.

Blizzard of Ozz takes over The Revel with a two-hour set featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath, packed with mayhem from start to finish. Ticket information will be announced soon.

At Rebel Scum Con 3, the lobby buffet area becomes a friendly space for trading Star Wars swag. Attendees can bring patches, challenge coins, pins, buttons, stickers, 3D prints, poker chips, art, Pops, action figures, and other treasures to swap with fellow fans. An exclusive patch from a six-piece puzzle set will be available only to those who take part in the gathering. Find a table, lay out your items, trade, and chat about all things Star Wars swag while meeting new people. Presented by the Line Force Fan Club, Swag Crew, and Rebel Scum Con. Selling items is not permitted.

Move to the beats as DJ Art brings a high-energy soundtrack to District 121. This free, family-friendly dance party features crowd-pleasing music, upbeat vibes, and plenty of room to groove with friends and family. It is a community gathering held on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Fleetwood X revives the classic sound of Fleetwood Mac beneath the night sky, celebrating one of rock’s most beloved catalogs. The set moves from the intimate reflection of "Landslide" to the propulsive drive of "Go Your Own Way" and the irresistible groove of "Dreams," showcasing the harmonies, tight musicianship, and onstage chemistry that defined the original band. The Backyard at Rollertown offers a full summer night atmosphere, with cold beer, cocktails, and a crowd ready to sing along to every word. Whether you know every lyric or are just discovering these songs, the show channels pure Fleetwood Mac energy. This event has been rescheduled, and all previously purchased tickets will be honored.

Ron & Darrin's Acoustic Chaos takes the stage at the new Lion & Crown in McKinney. Guests can use the parking garage, with the entrance on the east side of the complex, for convenient access to the venue.

Enjoy an evening of cocktails and guided painting at this social art experience in McKinney. It runs from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, offering a fun, friendly atmosphere for painting along with your drinks.

Next Stop Comedy brings an evening of stand-up to Almost Home Taphouse, featuring a fresh roster of comedians at each performance. Look for sets from performers with television appearances and podcast credits, creating a fun showcase that changes every time.

Get ready for a fun night of stand-up at Almost Home Taphouse in Little Elm. Seating starts at 7:30 PM, and the comedy show kicks off at 8:00 PM, featuring three performers with the lineup subject to change.

Cousins Maine Lobster is serving at Rebel Scum Con, bringing fan-favorite seafood to the Star Wars celebration. Look for classics like Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and comforting soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, plus sweet whoopie pies. Attendees can order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payment.

Bring the family for a Painting with a Twist Family Day class featuring Song Birds. This is an all-ages event, with kids 6 and up welcome, and parents can paint alongside their child or watch. Drop-offs are allowed if everyone’s comfortable. Adult painters can BYOB, with guests needing to be 21+ to consume alcohol. You’ll paint either a 16x20 canvas or a 12x12 canvas (with $35 each) and upgrades are available.

Enjoy a lively mahjong tournament with margaritas and menu offerings at Uncork'd Bar & Grill McKinney, Tx. Teams of four face off across three rounds, earning points each game, and players always keep scoring for their original team even when seated with rivals later on. The team with the highest total at the finish is crowned champion. Entry is $200 per team, with all proceeds benefiting Play Like Lizzie. Sponsored by Cazcabel and Chinola.

Enjoy an afternoon of Mahjong along with margaritas and crafted menus, plus some friendly competition. Teams of four play through three rounds, with points scored for the team your group started with, even when you’re mixed with other players later on. By the end, the team with the highest cumulative score is crowned the Margs and Mahj Champion. Proceeds benefit Play Like Lizzie.

NTX Battlesnakes teams up with moystylebaseball for an infield clinic featuring dedicated sessions for softball and for baseball. Each sport is handled separately to keep the focus on infield play within its own game.

A lively bingo night at Halo Pizzeria features classic games with playful twists. Winners in each round can take home prizes, and the cozy, welcoming setting makes it easy to relax with family and friends. Expect plenty of laughs and an easygoing pace for participants of all ages.

Enjoy a free, open play mahjong gathering that welcomes everyone. Please bring your 2026 NMJL card and, if you have one, your own mahjong set.

This weekly recovery ride is hosted at Cadence Cyclery. Check the event posts for ride details and updates.

At Mary Will Craig Park, this event features a 30 minute mobility session followed by time to get some miles in and start the week with movement.

Settle into a studio sound bath at the Apex Centre in McKinney, Texas, where crystal bowls and gentle guided grounding help calm the nervous system, ease stress, and refresh both mind and body. Led by Jo McGinn in a welcoming community setting, the experience emphasizes profound relaxation, quiet focus, and a clear reset for the week ahead. Offered weekly, admission is $25.

Families can take advantage of a weekly offer on Tuesdays, when children 12 and under receive a free meal from the Cool Kids Menu with the purchase of an adult entree. The promotion allows one complimentary kids meal per adult entree. Summer Specials are available throughout the week.

Free bike safety instruction for Prosper residents is offered at several Prosper parks. Designed for ages 8 to 14, this two-hour class focuses on safe riding practices for both traditional bicycles and legal e-bikes. Space is limited to 15 participants per session, so advance registration is required and includes choosing a preferred date and location. Each child must be registered individually. Legal e-bike riders should arrive early for inspection and permitting, and keep motors off during the class. A parent or responsible adult must remain nearby throughout the session. Participants should bring their own bicycle, a helmet, and closed-toe shoes. Complimentary helmets may be available for those without one while supplies last.

Discover McKinney’s past on a free guided walk through the historic district. Presented by Visit McKinney in partnership with the city’s Historic Preservation Office, this kid-friendly tour highlights the people, stories, and moments that have shaped the community and welcomes both residents and visitors. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect, the tour will be canceled. For status updates, call the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

This inclusive gathering welcomes anyone who would like to take part, and attendees should bring a 2026 card.

Designed for ages 7 to 18, this six week summer sewing and stitching program with Miss Sarah builds skills step by step. Students start with embroidery hoop exercises to practice threading a needle and the running stitch, then move to a sewing machine practice sheet to get comfortable with the presser foot and turning corners. After that foundation, participants choose from two projects such as a pencil roll or a drawstring bag and work at their own pace. Both machine sewing and hand stitching are included, and all supplies are provided. JoJo, the studio cat who loves textiles and things that clink like needles and pins, may stop by for inspections and pets. Classes take place on the second floor, and while there is no elevator, the teacher can assist anyone who needs help with the stairs.

Celebrate summer with a beach inspired bingo night packed with prizes, plenty of laughs, and a laid back vibe. It is welcoming to both seasoned players and first timers, offering sunny fun without any sand to track home. Choose between two ticket options, 6 bingo cards for $36 or 9 bingo cards for $50. Each ticket includes a complimentary first glass of wine, three raffle entries for door prizes, and access to a dessert bar. Table reservations are available for groups of 4, 6, 8, or 10.

Video Music Bingo at The Lion & Crown McKinney blends hit songs with the classic bingo experience. As music videos play, participants match tracks to their cards, sing along, and compete for prizes. The setting offers a lively vibe with food and drinks, creating a fun night of music, games, and friendly competition. When the right squares line up, someone will be calling bingo.

The Yes, And Improv Comedy Jam invites improvisers and the improv-curious to a relaxed session of games and scenes. Hosted by The Comedy Arena Players, it brings together beginners, students, and experienced performers in a supportive setting that emphasizes encouragement and low stress. There are no scripts and no prior experience is expected. Take the stage whenever you feel ready, or sit back and enjoy the laughs from the audience. It is a welcoming way to try improv for the first time, meet creative people, warm up between classes, or simply enjoy a fun night out.

True Texas BBQ (HEB) in Prosper hosts SINGO Music Bingo, a lively spin on the classic game where music leads the way. Participants listen for songs, mark their cards, and compete for prizes while enjoying Texas barbecue in a welcoming, family-friendly setting. Suitable for all ages, it pairs sing-along fun with friendly competition.

Fresh comedians and brand new bits take the stage at this open mic, where the energy shifts from moment to moment. Each show features a changing lineup that can include first-time performers making their debut and seasoned comics fine-tuning new jokes for larger rooms. Expect spontaneous surprises, big laughs, occasional disorder, and the rush of watching comedy come together right before your eyes. Whether you plan to step up to the mic or simply relax with a drink and watch, this is an especially unpredictable night at The Comedy Arena. Unexpected guests and unscripted moments are always possible.

Sidecar Social Frisco is switching over to Video Music Bingo, with bigger screens showing music videos as you play. Mark your cards as the videos roll, watch for the patterns, call out “BINGO!” and win prizes during the event. Expect fresh vibes, bigger visuals, and the same competitive fun.

Get ready for weekly Video Music Bingo at The Lion & Crown in McKinney. It is not your average bingo night, you will watch real music video clips, match songs on your bingo card, and shout “BINGO” when you hit the pattern to win prizes each round. The game runs fast from start to finish, and it is free to play, so it is great for groups, date nights, and after-work hangs. Expect music video fun, prizes all night, and a lively atmosphere at the venue.

Explore the creativity woven throughout Historic Downtown McKinney on a free guided walking tour presented by Jump Into Art Studios in partnership with Visit McKinney. The route features murals, sculptures, and other public art, with guides sharing insights about the artists and the stories behind their work. Tours begin at the Visitor Center. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect, the tour will be canceled. To confirm the status, contact the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

Bring your little one for weekly Baby Storytime with gentle lap play, tickles, and interactive activities that support color recognition, hand-eye coordination, memory, motion, and early vocabulary. This is a ticketed program, with tickets available at the desk on a first come, first served basis.

Free, open play mahjong takes place on Wednesdays at Barnes & Noble in Prosper. Games are held in the cafe, where food and drinks are available for purchase. Participants are encouraged to bring an NMJL card and a set if they have one. Please keep voices low since play is inside the bookstore.

Set aside time to experiment and grow your creative practice with Art Journal Play led by Cindy Gilstrap. Each class introduces a fresh technique for art journaling and mixed media, with a relaxed atmosphere that values exploration over perfection. Wine and snacks are included for an easygoing creative break. This session focuses on Fabric Play, using fabric to add texture, color, and dimension to your pages. Pricing: first-time participants pay $45 and receive an art journal kit plus all supplies. Returning participants pay $28, supplies are provided and you should bring your journal. Please register in advance so materials can be prepared. New students receive a starter kit with extra goodies. Refunds are available up to seven days before class, and no-shows or last-minute cancellations are not eligible for credit.

Refresh essential lifesaving skills in a BLS renewal course that is efficient, comprehensive, and engaging. Designed to meet CPR certification requirements for licensed medical professionals, this class takes place at Caddo Office Reimagined in McKinney. The fee is $60, and BLS cards are issued after successful completion of the course. For questions, email restarttheheartCPR@gmail.com or call or text (972) 658-5473.

This weekly SINGO music bingo night at Tailgaters McKinney invites music fans to match songs on their bingo cards for chances to win prizes. The playlist spans pop hits and rock classics, and participation is free.

Enjoy a lively music bingo night at The Angry Elephant Little Elm with favorite hits and plenty of sing-along moments. The game includes four rounds with two cards per round, creating many chances to win. Short clips from songs across the decades are played, and players mark the matching titles on their cards. Complete the needed pattern and celebrate by calling out “BINGOOOO!” Friends, a favorite drink, and a lucky pen pair well with the fun.

At The Stix Icehouse, music meets bingo in a lively game where songs take the place of numbers. The music plays and participants mark their cards whenever they hear a match. The first to get bingo wins a prize, and there are four unique rounds for four chances to win. Food and drinks are available, with seating indoors or out on the patio. Bring a group or play solo, with prizes awarded every round. All ages are welcome. Quick recognition helps... the faster you identify each song, the sooner your card fills.

Challenge Entertainment partners with Voodoo Brewing Co. - Frontier to host a trivia night packed with brainy fun and spirited competition. Bring a team or form one on site, then take on eclectic rounds that cover pop culture, history, and more. There are drink specials, food, and prizes for the top teams. Teams can also register for the 2026 National Trivia League, a nationwide, year-long competition with over $80,000 in cash and prizes. Playing here weekly and submitting an NTL Team ID earns points toward quarterly and annual rankings.

Head to The Common Table McKinney for a free trivia night running from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. It is limited to no more than 6 people per team, with prizes for the top 3 teams. Seating is first come, first served, and each team only needs one smart device to submit answers. Make sure your device is charged, and external chargers are recommended if you think you might run low.

Experience an Orin Swift wine dinner featuring a guided, four-course tasting paired with four iconic Orin Swift wines. You’ll get a deeper look at the winery’s bold, no-compromise approach to sourcing fruit, plus expert insights into Dave Phinney’s abstract winemaking philosophy and how the wines are crafted. Expect an in-person evening with a sophisticated yet edgy atmosphere, designed for wine lovers who enjoy powerful, modern blends.

At Chop Sports McKinney, karaoke transforms the space into a lively stage with upbeat energy and a microphone ready for anyone who wants it. Expect a deep song library, nonstop singalongs, chilled drinks, and late-night bites, all fueled by a crowd that loves big moments, memorable duets, and spontaneous dance breaks. If performing is not your thing, cheer on the singers or hit the dance floor and keep the vibe going.

Stroller Strides at District 121 features an uplifting outdoor workout for parents and caregivers with little ones along for the ride. The full body class combines cardio, strength, and dynamic movement, and it also provides time to connect with other young families. This is a free community event. Bring a stroller and a water bottle and get ready to move.

A free open play mahjong session at The Nook CKMC welcomes players of all experience levels. Participants may bring a 2026 Mahjong card, and bringing a personal set is optional.

This is a free, weekly open-play mahjong session hosted by Art. Please bring your card.

DJ Trivia brings a free-to-play quiz to Lucy's on the Square, with prizes for first, second, and third place each week unless a major holiday or another major event is scheduled on the square. The game blends general knowledge questions with music, and players can enjoy the food and drinks while competing.

Each Thursday, Fuzzy’s Little Elm by the lake offers karaoke suitable for all ages. Families can participate and take turns at the mic.

Little Elm takes the spotlight as Fuzzy’s Taco Shop hosts a spirited karaoke night with Leah guiding the fun. From confident crooners to first-time singers, anyone can step up and choose favorite tracks. The atmosphere is energetic, the stage is ready, and tacos and drinks are available throughout the night.

Catch a family-friendly professional baseball game as the Frisco RoughRiders take on San Antonio at Riders Field. For Lazy River ticket holders, the Lazy River is available alongside the game. On Thursdays, the Lazy River is for fans 21 and older with the Rowdy @ The River experience, and on Sundays it’s open to all ages. Bring your own towels and a change of clothes, and the RoughRiders provide floats for use.

At The Elwood BFD, Music Bingo offers a lively spin on classic bingo where numbers give way to music. The playlist ranges from nostalgic hits to audience favorites, and players listen, match what they hear on their cards, and line up five in a row to win prizes. No app is required and there is no cover charge. Expect an upbeat scene with good music, drinks, and plenty of sing along moments for groups and individuals.

After the mainstage show wraps, the fun continues at The Comedy Arena with a post-show improv jam. Participants can step into scenes, meet other improvisers, make new friends, and enjoy drinks and plenty of laughs. It welcomes everyone, from seasoned performers to first-timers. The show may be over, but the night keeps going.