Events in Cleburne, TX

With the season changing, this in-person mixer is designed to help people reconnect, reset, and rebuild the support systems that carry them forward. Spend unhurried time meeting peers, exchanging ideas, and expanding your professional circle in a relaxed setting rooted in culture and community. Whether you are looking for collaboration, mentorship, a stronger sense of community, or simply thoughtful conversation, this gathering makes space to pause and feel that you belong. Connection, encouragement, and collective care are at the heart of the experience.

Learn watercolor with Ann Winchester at JN Long Cultural Arts Center. The classes welcome beginners and advanced painters and include portraiture. Each session is priced at $25 for members and $30 for non-members. Ann describes the experience as a shared exchange where students learn from her and she learns from them, which encourages her to keep growing as an artist and mentor. To register or ask questions, contact Ann Winchester at (817) 308-1889.

WPS DJ Dance brings a lively, DJ-powered evening to the Burleson Senior Center, offering upbeat music and plenty of time on the dance floor. It creates a relaxed, social setting where attendees can unwind, have fun, and meet new friends while enjoying a friendly community atmosphere.

Time Thief returns to Station 330 with a high-energy set of rock hits spanning the 1980s to today. Expect tight musicianship, big arena-style anthems, and plenty of sing along favorites that keep the dance floor lively. The venue rounds out the experience with refreshing drinks and a welcoming atmosphere for a full night of live rock.

Hoots Hall hosts a community car and bike show filled with eye-catching rides, music, food, drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere for families. All cars and bikes are invited to participate, spectators get in free, and trophies will be awarded across several classes. Vehicle exhibitors can enter for a $25 fee, and vendors are welcome with a $20 spot fee. This fundraiser supports the Dance and Choir trip, helping students build memorable experiences. Please be courteous to the parking lot and the business, and follow on-site guidelines that prohibit burnouts, speeding, excessive engine revving, and loud music. For more information, contact Lindsay York at 417-365-8493.

Municipal Animal Services is bringing Adopt Joy to a nearby PetSmart, creating a welcoming space to meet adoptable dogs of many breeds, ages, and activity levels. With so many pets waiting in shelters, this gathering highlights the power of compassion and connection while offering a chance to find a loyal walking buddy and loving companion. Supported by PetSmart Charities, the focus is on matching people with dogs who need homes and on celebrating the happiness adoption brings to both. Adoptions are donation based and include spay or neuter, core vaccinations, a microchip, and preventive care for fleas, ticks, and heartworms, plus additional benefits. Every contribution goes directly toward helping another shelter pet. Find a four legged friend who fits your life and bring home a little more joy.

This event features more than 20 vendors and offers a chance to support local businesses, meet neighbors, and discover new things around town. Browse fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, decorative door signs, Scentsy products, woodwork, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, coffee, a blind book date, Ramos flowers, local authors, and plenty more.

First Responders Day 2026 brings live entertainment and community activities together in one place. Music fills the schedule with performances by Johnny Cooper & Chris Cunningham, Gage Fontenot, McMains & Tha Trouble, and Prophets & Outlaws. Attendees can enjoy food, drink and desert vendors, explore a car, truck and bike show, and take part in a live auction. A kids play area is available, and the event is BYOB. General admission is $10. Car show registration is $25 in advance or $30 when registering on the day of the show.

This session offers a gentle yin and slow-paced practice inspired by the grounding, harvest energy of the late summer full moon. The experience centers on stillness, connection, and mindful reflection to nurture inner strength. Participants can look forward to themes of grounding, gratitude, and the resilient spirit of the season.

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

This family-friendly event brings young runners to Bicentennial Park for a 1-mile course, and parents are welcome to run alongside their child. Race bags can be picked up before the start. After all participants have crossed the finish line, the festivities continue with a color party. Registration is available in person at the Rec Center and online. A deadline applies to ensure a race T-shirt, and in some cases a race bag may not be guaranteed, though a bib number will still be provided.

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

Settle into a relaxed, freestyle painting session where you guide your own creative journey. Unlike a typical paint and sip, this DIY format lets you move at your own pace and pick the artwork that speaks to you. Arrive during pop in hours or reserve in advance, then get started with everything provided. Materials include step by step written or video instructions, so beginners and experienced creators can feel comfortable. No prior painting experience is required. Designed for all ages, this flexible setup makes it easy to explore, experiment, and head home with something uniquely yours.

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

Enjoy free line dance lessons at Hoots Hall with Marcia leading the way. Newcomers and experienced dancers are welcome, with clear, easy instruction in a relaxed and friendly setting. Learn popular line dances, refine your footwork, and have fun on a spacious dance floor. Admission is free, participants must be 18 or older, and no prior experience is needed. Bring friends and wear your boots for a lively session of music and movement.

Presented by the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce, the Women in Leadership Fashion Show highlights new fall styles from local boutiques in Cleburne, Texas. After the showcase, there is an opportunity at Wright Plaza to connect with local vendors and explore more seasonal offerings. Tickets are $10 for an event centered on fashion, community, and fun.

Hidden Creek Golf Course in Burleson, TX hosts the 14th Annual CA Roy/Floyd Walker Memorial Golf Tournament. The tournament offers morning and afternoon flights, with awards for first, second, and third place. Participants can look forward to prizes and on-course activities, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included.

TACTACAM presents Cody Hibbard on The Rut & The Road Tour, spotlighting a rapidly emerging independent country artist from Adair, Oklahoma. His songs draw on blue-collar roots and plainspoken storytelling, and on stage he brings a high-energy set that mixes Red Dirt influences with contemporary country. Constant touring has helped his music resonate with working people and grow a devoted fan base. Whether you have been listening from the start or are just discovering him, expect an evening built on authenticity and momentum. For door and show time information, consult the venue.

Hosted at Cleburne Golf Links, the Breaking the Chains of Human Trafficking 4th Annual Golf Tournament brings golfers together to support efforts that combat human trafficking and assist survivors in the community. Before players head to the first tee, there is a putting contest, an opportunity to look over auction items, and the option to purchase mulligans and raffle tickets to help on the scorecard and in prize drawings. Tee-off follows the pregame activities.

At James McKnight Park East, Cruising for a Cure 5K Walk and Run brings the community together to stand with those currently in the fight, recognize survivors, and remember loved ones. In addition to the run and walk, attendees can learn about resources available in the community and enjoy a car display.

Strides for Strength comes to Mansfield with a new name and the same commitment once known as Run for a Cure. Centered around a pink themed 5K and a Family Fun Mile at Texas Health Hospital Mansfield, the event encourages participants to run or walk in support of fighters and the families who stand with them. It also creates a moment to honor survivors and their resilience. Those who cannot attend can contribute to Livestrong at the YMCA and Texas Health Women's Services, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Registration is open.

American Legion Riders Post 624 presents the 8th Annual Bike Rodeo, a full day of motorcycle skill games, food, and community spirit. Riders can test their balance and teamwork in challenges such as 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, 50/50 and bottle drawings, and a variety of vendors. Entry is $25 and includes one meal with registration, and BBQ plates are available for a $10 donation. The focus is on riding, friendly competition, and support for veterans and the community.

Whiskey Tango Festival presents a full day built around live Texas music, cold drinks, food worth arriving hungry for, local shopping, and an effort that gives back to veterans. The lineup features LOCASH, The Band Perry, Teague Brothers Band, Ghosts of Hill County, Braden Stewart, In Lamun’s Terms, and Neon Prophets. Marking its first year, the festival is planned as a single-day celebration. Sponsorships and vendor opportunities are open.

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.

Union 28 hosts a night of live country music with Payton Howie and Ralyn Gayle. Payton Howie, a Texas artist on a rapid rise, blends honky-tonk tradition with rock-and-roll drive and bold Southern style, earning millions of streams and a growing following. Her shows span tender ballads and rowdy, boot-stomping tunes, delivered with unmistakable confidence and charisma. Ralyn Gayle also performs, setting the tone for an energetic evening. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

National Night Out will be hosted by the Crowley Police Department.

Put your knowledge to the test in a fun challenge. Earn bragging rights if you come out on top.

This monthly book club at O'Brien's Bookshop centers on exploring genres together. The group selects a genre, everyone reads any book that fits, then meets the following month to discuss their picks and decide what to explore next. Cold drinks and snacks are available. There is no requirement to make a purchase, and participation does not depend on buying books from O'Brien's Bookshop.

Teams square off in a fast-paced puzzle competition, racing to finish before their rivals. The format is head to head and centers on speed and teamwork.

Gain clear, straightforward guidance on Medicare at a free educational seminar designed for those nearing enrollment, newly enrolled beneficiaries, and anyone assisting a spouse or parent. The session explains Parts A, B, C, and D in simple terms, compares Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage options, outlines key enrollment windows and potential penalties, and addresses frequent misconceptions and costly missteps. You will also learn how to choose coverage that matches personal healthcare needs. This is an informational event with no sales pitch. Seating is limited, and advance registration is required. Hosted by Jason Henderson, an independent Medicare broker at Cover6 Financial.

Presented by the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce, Wild West Casino Night blends casino-style excitement with music, photos, and plenty of flavor. Try your luck at craps, blackjack, and poker, with friendly dealers making the action accessible for newcomers and seasoned players alike. A live DJ keeps the dance floor moving, and a Wild West themed photo booth offers a fun way to capture the moment. Food and drinks will be available to keep the energy up. Attendance also contributes to efforts that keep the community connected and informed.

Plaza Theatre Company presents a fresh reimagining of The Mummy as the fall spooky season entry in its Main Street Theatre Series. The story begins when a long-sealed tomb is breached and a curse stirs to life, thinning the boundary between the living and the dead. Adventurers, scholars, and those hungry for power must reckon with the forces they have unleashed and learn that some mysteries are better left buried. Evening performances are scheduled on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with additional Saturday matinees.

Returning to Midlothian Community Park, this women-centered 5K invites participants to walk, run, or find their own pace alongside a supportive community of like-minded women. Expect an even bigger experience this year, featuring a refreshed T-shirt design, a glittering finisher medal, lively music, and a few fun surprises. More than a race, it celebrates strength and capability at every stage of life, affirming that menopause does not have the final word.

Dogs & Doggies is a cheerful celebration of food, pups, and community at Hilltop Barn, pairing tasty hot dogs and corn dogs with four legged fun to support a great cause. Admission is free. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with family friendly activities, happy barks, and plenty of smiles as dog lovers and food fans come together to help pets in Johnson County. Guests can savor savory bites and sweets from local vendors, then chip in with $1 votes to crown a fan favorite hot dog or corn dog, with every dollar aiding animals in need. A playful dog costume contest brings chances for prizes, and lively Dachshund races add to the excitement. On site race registration is $5, proceeds benefit the Foundation of Caring Animal Supporters, and participants must show proof of current vaccination. A pet friendly marketplace features handmade goods, accessories, treats, gifts, and unique finds. The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection will host a low cost vaccine clinic with no reservation required and pricing that varies by vaccination. Local pet experts will share practical tips, and entertainment keeps the day relaxed and fun for all ages. Funds raised support rescue efforts, advocacy, education, veterinary care, a pet food pantry, and other programs that help local dogs and cats get the care and support they need.

Rev up for the 12th Annual Hot Rods & Heroes Motor Festival at La Moderna Field, home of the Cleburne Railroaders. Exhibitor vehicles will use paved parking, and the venue offers food trucks, beverages, and a range of local vendors. Look for an eclectic mix of rides, including antique and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles, off-road vehicles, works in progress, imports, and more. All kinds of vehicles are welcome. The atmosphere is family friendly with standout cars, beer and wine, good food, vendor browsing, and live music by The Seven 6 Band. Bring a lawn chair and relax for the afternoon. Spectator parking on site is $10 per carload. Vehicle pre-registration is $25 and includes a commemorative T-shirt. Day-of registration is $40, based on space availability. Proceeds benefit the Chisholm Trail 100 Club, supporting about 1,900 first responders in Johnson, Somervell, and Hood counties with no-cost on-duty accidental death and serious injury insurance, a benevolence program for off-duty deaths, scholarship opportunities for dependents, and community support.

Registration is now open for the Joshua Education Foundation Golf Tournament. This community-focused outing invites returning participants and newcomers to enjoy a round of golf, connect with neighbors, and support students and teachers in JISD. Sponsorship opportunities are available, several include team entries and are expected to sell out quickly. For questions or details about sponsoring or registering, email Julie Pool at joshuaisdef@gmail.com.

Ridgeview Village hosts a lunch social that combines networking with a friendly atmosphere. Attendees can mix and mingle over lunch, exchange business cards, and enjoy conversations that lead to meaningful connections. It suits both first-time introductions and reconnecting with familiar faces, with a focus on easy networking and a bit of fun.

This annual luncheon brings together representatives from the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Burleson Economic Development to share updates on local business, community growth, and what is ahead for Burleson. It offers a clear, timely overview straight from the sources shaping the city so everyone can stay connected to what is new and what is next.

Set in Historic Downtown Mansfield, this edition of Haunt the Block is the largest yet, offering trick-or-treat stops, DJs, photo stations, and other activities. Expect a lively atmosphere with multiple spots to explore and plenty of moments to capture along the way.

Set inside a castle in Denison, Texas, this women’s wellness retreat invites yogis to step away from the noise and settle into the present. Mornings feature energizing vinyasa to wake the body and clear the mind, while evenings wind down with candlelit practice that encourages deep rest. Time outdoors brings guided meditation and sound healing to foster gratitude and inner calm. Reflective journaling with daily prompts supports intention setting, and participants receive a gift bundle that includes a new journal, gel pens, a bookmark, a retreat T-shirt, and a surprise luxury item. Workshops offer creativity and connection, including stargazing, apothecary crafting to blend a custom essential oil roll-on, and a collective book circle with quiet reading and guided discussion of a featured book. There are photoshoot opportunities with a professional photographer. A letting go ceremony centered on sage invites release and renewal. Meals are prepared by an on-site chef and include five nourishing plant-based dishes. Evenings include a complimentary glass of wine, and afternoons feature light bites paired with signature house-made tea.

A relaxed coffee meet-up at The Rendon Creamery brings together women from Rendon and nearby areas for friendly conversation after the school drop-off rush. Hosted by Karla Johnson, Realtor and community connector, and Sarah Bhimani, owner of The Rendon Creamery, this gathering focuses on genuine connections rather than formal networking or sales. Enjoy warm drinks, a few light conversation prompts, and plenty of time to share stories about motherhood, friendship, and life in the community. Newcomers and long-time locals, working moms and stay-at-home moms, and anyone seeking a bit of grown-up girl time will find a welcoming space. Admission is free, with beverages from the Creamery available. The goal is simple... meaningful chats, new names to remember, and a friendly start to the day.

Plaza Theatre Company stages Singin’ in the Rain at PlazaCo’s Dudley Hall, bringing the classic MGM musical to life with lively songs, broad comedy, and show‑stopping choreography, complete with the famous rain‑soaked number. Set amid Hollywood’s shift from silent movies to talkies, the story follows a charming leading man, a starlet on the rise, and the backstage mishaps that ensue, celebrating show business, romance, and the magic of classic musicals. This production marks the company’s 208th Mainstage show.

Enjoy a relaxed, creative outing at this vendor market by walking in with a friend and choosing from hands-on projects like soaps, candles, pottery, jewelry, and more. While you are there, you can reserve a future class to unlock an exclusive discount, and every guest receives a scratch-off with a surprise deal. It is a chance to make memories, get creative, and leave with something you love. Vendors interested in participating can contact the organizer with details about what they sell.

The annual fall festival at The Children’s Spot offers a full slate of family friendly fun, food, and games for all ages. Admission is free, and game tickets cost 50 cents each. Highlights include pony rides, a petting zoo, bounce houses, face painting, a cake walk, pumpkin themed putt putt, a donut dodging game, a soda toss, big raffle baskets, local vendors to shop from, and a variety of food trucks, with additional activities planned. For vendor information, call 817-473-0441 or email info@childrensspot.net.

Shotguns & Guitars pairs an annual sporting clay competition with live music to raise funds for research into rare genetic diseases. Last year, the event generated $178,405 to support children and families facing these conditions, and it is now at Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch, a new location for the gathering. Proceeds directly benefit gene therapy research for Jaxson, who was diagnosed in 2014 with a single-gene MTRFR mutation that has left him nonverbal, reliant on a feeding tube, experiencing mobility challenges, and living with optic nerve atrophy that leads to blindness. The goal is to slow the progression of his disease while working toward a cure for Jax, who is 13, and for future generations. Participants can expect 100 targets and four-person teams, with awards presented for team, individual, and junior categories. Mulligans will be available for purchase. The cause also highlights the realities of MTRFR, also known as C12orf65, which can involve ataxia, optic atrophy, peripheral neuropathy, shortened lifespan, endocrine or metabolic defects, and a neuromuscular disorder.

Celebrate Founders Day with a spirited Casino Night Fundraiser presented by NHBW Inc. Mid Cities Chapter, featuring the Lucky 7’s and Legendary Women theme. The festivities at The Grand View include casino-style entertainment and an evening emceed by Michael Guinn. Attendees are encouraged to dress to impress, enjoy the games, and support a meaningful cause. Early pricing offers the first 100 tickets at $75, followed by $85 thereafter.

Enjoy a casual coffee gathering that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the work being done. Fresh coffee and pastries will be available in a relaxed setting that encourages networking and conversation about supporting the community together. Attendance is limited to 10 guests per session, and an RSVP through the ticket link is needed to reserve a spot.

Taste of Mansfield offers an elegant evening centered on food and community. Enjoy unlimited tastings from local restaurants, caterers, private chefs, and bakeries, along with a DJ, a silent auction, and more. Hosted at The Grand View Mansfield, the event supports Mansfield Mission Center’s initiatives that help Mansfield ISD residents improve physical and financial health. Proceeds provide free medical care, nutritious food, financial assistance, and employment coaching for families, creating a positive ripple effect throughout the community. Tickets and sponsorships are available, and food vendors may apply to participate.

The Purple Dress Run names Chozn 2 Outreach as the featured nonprofit benefactor of donations. Participants may volunteer with the Chozn 2 Outreach team or take on a 5k, 10k, or half marathon alongside that team. Donations from the run help fund education and awareness efforts to stop domestic violence and provide support for survivors. Race details note a lowest 5k registration price of $27.72.

Find a new best friend at this National Adoption Week adoption event at PetSmart in Burleson. Adoptions are donation-based and include spay or neuter, core vaccinations, a microchip, and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, with additional benefits provided. Donations support PALS of MAS and go back to shelter pets in need, including through the Pawsitive Impact Fund. Payments are accepted by cash, Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle.

Union 28 hosts a night of live rock with Blacktop Mojo alongside The Inspector Cluzo. Formed in 2012 in Palestine, Texas, Blacktop Mojo blends hard rock, Southern grit, blues, and post-grunge into a Texas-shaped take on grunge. Years on the road, explosive live shows, and rock singles that have reached the charts have earned the band a loyal following. Expect a high-energy performance packed with towering vocals, heavy riffs, and memorable hooks. Open to all ages.

Under the October full moon, the studio presents a sanctuary experience shaped by the quieting energy of early autumn. It invites reflection on the season’s close and offers a warm, unhurried space to settle the body and mind. The program includes two complementary practices. A yin and slow-flow session unfolds at a gentle pace with prolonged, restful shapes, soft movement, and intentional breathing to soothe the nervous system, release lingering heat from summer, and create a steady foundation. A full moon sound bath follows a different path to stillness, surrounding participants with soothing tones from therapeutic instruments to calm mental chatter, encourage deep relaxation, and nurture a sense of gratitude.

Chamber members and the Cleburne business community gather at the Cleburne Conference Center to connect and exchange information over a luncheon. The schedule begins with networking, then moves into lunch followed by a structured program. Member tickets are $40 and prospective attendees are $50. Reservations are required, and members are encouraged to prepay to help expedite check in. Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid being billed, and refunds or credits require approval prior to the event.

A luncheon focused on women in leadership takes place at Sting Bistro.

This event brings together breakfast and business. The cost is $15 for the meal. Reservations must be canceled at least 48 hours in advance of the breakfast to avoid charges. Sponsorship inquiries for the Hispanic Business Alliance can be directed to Heatherj@cleburnechamber.com. El costo del desayuno es de $15. Las reservaciones deben cancelarse 48 horas antes del evento para evitar cobros.

The 10th Annual Hometown Christmas Craft Show fills the Midlothian Conference Center with holiday spirit, featuring vendors, seasonal music, thousands of handmade gift options, festive treats, and free prize drawings. Adult admission is $5 and available at the door, while children 12 and under and guests with military ID are admitted free. Parking is free. Vendor availability is nearly full, with only two spaces remaining. For vendor inquiries, text 814-388-9451 for the fastest response or email vfapply@gmail.com, and please do not use Facebook Messenger for inquiries.

The White Building at the Sheriff's Posse grounds hosts a community help fair where non-profit organizations that serve Johnson County share information about their services. Attendees can learn how to connect with programs and explore volunteer opportunities. Admission is free to the public. Non-profit organizations may register to host a booth.

The Big Smoke Show BBQ Competition & Festival brings barbecue culture to Downtown Crowley, Texas. Expect an IBCA-sanctioned cook-off, live music, lucha libre wrestling, cold beer alongside plenty of festival food, and more than 50 vendors, all arranged with families in mind. A VIP option offers early entry, a canvas bag, an exclusive event shirt, an engraved rocks glass, extra freebies from vendors and sponsors, access to a VIP tent, and beer, with more perks to be announced. Ticket information will be released soon.

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present Magic Tree House Dinosaurs Before Dark KIDS, the fifth of six titles in their Show Intensive Series. This lively musical, inspired by Mary Pope Osborne’s Magic Tree House books, transports audiences to the age of dinosaurs. When siblings Jack and Annie come across a curious tree house stacked with books, opening a dinosaur volume launches them into a world of towering prehistoric creatures. With quick thinking, bravery, and teamwork, they face new challenges as they work to find their way home. Brimming with imagination, adventure, and a dash of wonder, this family friendly production invites audiences of all ages to celebrate reading and discovery.

Ghosts of Hill County concludes The Big Smoke Show at Crowley Market on Main in Crowley, Texas. Rock and roll pairs with barbecue for the finale.

Steve Cosio and Tamara King team up for a lighthearted evening filled with familiar tunes. Expect a playful vibe and songs many people know by heart, delivered with plenty of good natured shenanigans.

The Burleson Professional Firefighter Golf Tournament takes place at Hidden Creek Golf Course in Burleson, Texas. Proceeds benefit the Burleson Local 4025 Benevolence Fund, providing financial assistance and support for firefighters and their families in times of need. For registration or questions, contact Cade Bennett at 817-301-2144 or Cade.bennett60@gmail.com.

Rogue Radio will take the stage for a live show at Fat Daddy’s Mansfield. Enjoy an evening of live music at the venue.

Home Run Handbag Bingo debuts with an upbeat mix of fashion, games, and giving, all in support of the Miracle League of Ellis County. Expect lively bingo rounds with handbag prizes, along with raffles, bonus games, and a few surprises. Food and drinks will be available, creating a social night for friends, family, coworkers, or your favorite bingo crew. Ticket purchases help the Miracle League offer inclusive baseball experiences for children and adults with special needs, opening more opportunities to play in a welcoming environment. Hosted at the Midlothian Conference Center, this inaugural gathering brings the community together for a meaningful cause.

Plaza Theatre Company stages A Christmas Carol at Dudley Hall, marking the company's 209th Mainstage production. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge as visits from the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future lead him toward redemption, with traditional seasonal carols woven throughout. Evening performances are offered during the run, with additional Saturday matinees.

The Hybrid Runner Foundation’s fifth annual Turkey Trot features a 5K run and walk at Hulen Park that supports the Cleburne High School Yellow Jacket cross country and track teams. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the foundation directs race proceeds to essentials like shoes, equipment, uniforms, and other team needs so young athletes can compete at their best. The previous year drew more than 600 participants, and the goal is to welcome 800 in 2026, with a lively atmosphere and a festive start to the Thanksgiving break.

If Medicare feels confusing, this free seminar offers easy-to-understand guidance for seniors who are already enrolled or nearing eligibility, as well as caregivers. Participants will explore what Parts A, B, C, and D cover, learn about important enrollment windows and deadlines, and get practical tips for comparing options with confidence. The session is led by Donna Duncan and Raegan Felker, Certified Licensed Medicare Benefits Advisors. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events and shared on social media, the website, and in publications to highlight the community. Attendance indicates understanding and agreement with this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.

Another night, another anthem. The Zeppelin Project returns to Fat Daddy's in Mansfield with an autumn rock celebration of enduring favorites, featuring signature tracks like Whole Lotta Love, Ramble On, and Rock and Roll... songs that never seem to age. For those who know, that says it all.

Mansfield hosts a month of holiday celebrations that begins with the Hometown Holidays Tree Lighting. The kickoff includes performances, scenic views, and a fireworks show.

Celebrate the season at the tenth annual Christmas ball in Burleson, a festive evening supporting two meaningful causes. Guests can enjoy a dinner provided by Old Texas Brewing, drinks, a DJ keeping the dance floor lively, and casino-style games. The night also includes a surprise wine pull, a 360-degree photo booth with opportunities for holiday card pictures, an appearance by Santa, and both live and silent auctions featuring festive items. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots to help brighten the holidays for local children. Formal attire is requested, so plan on a polished, holiday-ready look for an elegant night out.

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present a 2026 staging of Elf Jr as part of their Show Intensive Series, marking the sixth of six productions that year. Based on the beloved Christmas film, this joyful stage adaptation follows Buddy, who discovers he is human and leaves the North Pole for New York City to find his father. Along the way, his unstoppable cheer and Christmas spirit inspire laughter and goodwill, even in a city that has lost touch with the season’s meaning. Performances take place at Plaza’s Main Street location in historic downtown Cleburne.

Main Street lights up for the Parade of Lights presented by the City of Crowley. Illuminated entries travel west to east along Main Street, starting on West Main Street, circling City Hall, and concluding at Crowley Crossing Plaza. The plaza, decorated for the season with a Christmas tree in front of City Hall, fills with the sights, sounds, and scents of the holidays as the community gathers. Santa Claus makes an appearance, and after the procession ends, live entertainment and performances continue at Crowley Crossing.

This semi-pro tournament at Mansfield National GC offers a prize purse that can exceed $10,000 with a full field. The course, designed by John Colligan, features winding creeks, strategic bunkers, and scenic views, creating a layout packed with variety and unexpected challenges.

Steve Cosio and Tamara King team up for a lighthearted night of music and antics. They will perform a set of well loved songs many listeners will recognize, delivered with a playful spirit.