Events in Celina today

A six week competitive club session in Prosper features cumulative scoring across all weeks. If a substitute fills in, their points are added to your total. Each week offers an optional $10 sweep awarded to the day's top scorer, and taking part is completely voluntary. The fee is $150, payable via Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com or Venmo @mahjontexas.

Tuesdays get a wallet-friendly twist in McKinney with $25-per-player escape room experiences at Escapology. Enjoy immersive settings and puzzle-filled adventures with your own private group, from cracking clues in Scooby-Doo and the Spooky Castle Adventure to unraveling the whodunit in Mansion Murder or racing the clock in Under Pressure. Ideal for a date night, a family outing, or a casual get-together, this weekday offer brings cinematic escapades within easy reach.

Welcome the season with a hands-on fused glass workshop at the Collin County Farm Museum, where participants design and assemble a colorful glass pumpkin that will look great from the first cool days of autumn through the holidays. The class introduces the basics of fused glass in a relaxed setting and is suitable for beginners as well as experienced crafters. After the session, each piece is kiln fired and ready for pickup later, with Wednesday pickup options available. Two sessions are offered. The cost is $30 per person, and advance registration is recommended due to high demand for fall-themed classes.

SINGO Music Bingo happens weekly at True Texas BBQ (HEB) in Prosper, offering an all-ages mix of music, games, and Texas BBQ. Participants match songs to their bingo cards for a chance to win prizes in a relaxed setting, with plenty of sing-along moments.

Discover public art throughout Historic Downtown McKinney on a free guided walking tour presented by Jump Into Art Studios together with Visit McKinney. The tour features murals, sculptures, and other works, and guides share background on the artists and the stories behind the pieces. Tours begin at the Visitor Center. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect during a scheduled tour, it will be canceled. To confirm status, contact the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

Glass Club at the Farm Museum offers a welcoming open studio for those who want to put their stained glass skills into practice. Participants choose from in-house patterns and use available scrap glass to craft a small stained glass or mosaic piece. The atmosphere is relaxed and flexible, allowing work at a comfortable pace. Instruction is not provided, so attendees should have completed an introductory stained glass course or already be familiar with stained glass tools and materials. A $20 donation is requested, payable by cash or check, and glass is provided on site.

Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill in McKinney hosts a weekly SINGO music bingo night where hit songs drive the fun. Mark off tracks from pop favorites to rock staples as they play and compete for prizes. It is free to participate, creating a laid-back evening with good music and upbeat energy.

At The Stix Icehouse, Music Bingo blends a lively playlist with the classic game for a fast-paced, prize-filled night. Tracks play over the speakers, players mark their cards when they recognize a song, and the quickest to complete a line takes home a prize. The action unfolds across four different rounds, offering multiple opportunities to win. Food and drinks are available, and seating is offered both indoors and on the patio. Attendees can participate with a group or on their own, and the event is open to all ages. Quick song recognition is the key to filling a card faster.

Live trivia brings a mix of brainy challenges, beverages, and bragging rights to The Common Table McKinney. Participation is free, teams can have one to six players, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Each team competes using a single smart device, participants of all ages are welcome, and the competition stays friendly with new questions each week. Enjoy patio seating along with food and drinks, and boost your score by submitting correct answers as quickly as possible.

Voodoo Brewing Co. - Frontier hosts a trivia night presented with Challenge Entertainment, featuring eclectic rounds that span pop culture, history, and more. Teams can arrive ready to compete with friends or form a team on site, then play for laughs, friendly competition, and prizes for the top teams. Enjoy drink specials and delicious food during this two-hour event. Participants may also register for the 2026 National Trivia League, a nationwide, year-long competition with over $80,000 in cash and prizes. Playing weekly at this trivia night and submitting an NTL Team ID earns points toward quarterly and annual rankings.

A Next Stop Comedy showcase takes the stage at Black Hawk Brewery, featuring a new slate of stand-up comedians at every show. Look for comics with television and podcast appearances as the lineup changes from one performance to the next.

Each week, karaoke takes over Chop Sports McKinney, inviting anyone to step up to the mic or cheer from the crowd. The song selection runs deep, the atmosphere celebrates big moments with duets, dance breaks, and plenty of playful drama, and the menu keeps the energy up with ice-cold drinks and late-night bites. Confident vocalists, first-timers, hype crews, and dancers all fit right in.

Stroller Strides offers a lively outdoor workout designed for parents and caregivers with little ones in tow. Expect a full body class that mixes cardio, strength training, and movement while creating opportunities to meet other young families. This free community session takes place at District 121. Participants are welcome to bring a stroller and a water bottle.

At Myers Park & Event Center, a practical and good‑humored talk for Collin County Master Gardeners explores what really matters when dealing with the poison oak and ivy rash. Amy Martin, author of Itchy Business and a veteran of 12 years in wildlife habitat management, shares clear guidance on prevention and care. Topics include why ordinary soap is a poor choice for removing urushiol, which barrier creams tend to be effective, and the surprising fact that humans are the only animals that react to these plants. The presentation explains how personal sensitivity can change over time, reframes the rash as an allergic response to manage rather than a toxin to extract, and outlines the factors that influence how each person responds. Attendees will also hear about herbs that can outperform jewelweed and the use of topical minerals such as Milk of Magnesia. After the talk, there will be an opportunity to share personal experiences and questions.

Cousins Maine Lobster pops up at HTeaO Providence Village, offering a chance to pair a favorite HTeaO beverage with a seafood focused spread. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. The event is cashless, with payment accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app options. Preorder through the CML app to earn rewards.

Each Thursday, Fuzzy’s Little Elm hosts karaoke in a family-friendly setting by the lake. All ages can step up to the mic and share a song.

Karaoke lights up the night at Fuzzy’s in Little Elm, led by a lively host who keeps the energy high from the first note to the last. Whether you love the spotlight or just want to sing along for fun, there is a place at the mic for everyone. Pick from a wide range of familiar tunes, enjoy tacos and drinks, and step onto a welcoming stage ready for your performance. Bring friends, choose your song, and turn the evening into a singalong to remember.

Music Bingo at The Elwood B.F.D delivers an upbeat spin on the classic game. Instead of numbers, familiar songs play while participants mark their cards with the titles they recognize. The playlist ranges from nostalgic picks to well-loved hits, and a straight line of five earns a prize. No app is needed and there is no cover charge. Expect a social setting centered on music, drinks, and lighthearted competition, with chances to sing along with friends.

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.