Cleburne, TX
Cleburne, TX

Events in Cleburne

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AUG5
Workshops & Classes

Pop-In & Paint

Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided painting session where you set the pace and choose the project that inspires you. Drop in during posted pop in hours or reserve ahead, then pick any piece to create using provided materials. Step-by-step help is available through written or video instructions, so no prior experience is required. This flexible format is open to all skill levels and welcoming for all ages.

Painting with a Twist
AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Karaoke at Gina's

DJ Josh hosts a karaoke night at Gina's Pizzeria. Gina's offers food and drinks while Josh runs the music and microphones so singers can step up and perform.

Gina’s Pizzeria
AUG5
Music

No Blues Rock Jam

An all rock and roll jam presented by Daniel "Skeetholio" Ellsberg welcomes intermediate players who want to plug in and perform with no blues on the setlist. Co-hosted by Overdrive and Daniel, this session has no cover. Video and audio recording options are available. Musicians can bring their own gear and their audience, and there is a chance to step in as host. To arrange a headlining slot, contact Daniel "Skeetholio" Ellsberg. Dedicated to keeping real rock and roll alive.

Fat Daddy's Sports & Spirits Cafe
AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Pints & Puzzles - First Wednesdays

Pints & Puzzles features a fast-paced puzzle competition where teams face off to finish first. It centers on speed, focus, and teamwork as groups race to put the pieces together faster than their rivals.

AUG5
Workshops & Classes

East Cleburne Community Center Gardening Class

Join certified nurseryman and garden enthusiast Brian Goodman for a free gardening class at the East Cleburne Community Center. The session covers topics like amending soil, perennial gardening, seasonal planting, and a Texas lawn schedule, with coffee, juice, and pastries served. Classes meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month.

East Cleburne Community Center
AUG5
Sports

2026 Dove Warm-Up League

Dove hunters and clay shooters can tune up for the season with a fast, four week sporting clays league at Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch. Each week features 50 scored targets, with a practice course and 5 stand available before and after your round. Course Manager Gary Madigan and Christian Daniels set a mix of enjoyable target presentations. Shooters have a flexible window each week to complete their round, from midweek through the weekend. If a scheduled evening is missed, a bank score can be made up by the end of that week, otherwise an average of two other weeks will be recorded for that week. The same approach applies to weather related cancellations. Teams consist of at least four and no more than six shooters. Weekly team totals use the top four scores including handicap. Rosters are locked after the first week. Individuals without a team will be grouped together, and each participant may compete on only one team. Handicaps are recalculated weekly using par 45. The difference between par and the shooter’s score is multiplied by 70 percent, then added back to the score, with a maximum post handicap score of 45. The league wraps up with a dinner and awards celebration. The top five shooters advance to a short final that night, with 25 additional targets added to each shooter’s league handicap total to determine the overall winner. Individual honors include high overall and runner up, A and B class winners, high junior and runner up junior, first through fourth lady, and most improved. Team awards include first, second, A class first place, and high lady team. Registration for the four week league is 180 dollars and includes the dinner and awards, with a 10 percent discount for members. Those who register before the first week are entered into a drawing for 100 free targets, and at the league party a drawing among those present awards a free entry into the next league.

AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Wacky Wednesday

Give the kids a chance to burn off energy while keeping cool at Dart Strike Arena. On Wednesday, buy one admission pass and receive the second at half price. It is a simple midweek option for active fun without the heat.

AUG6
Groups & Meetups

SIB Shop

Designed for those who have a brother or sister with special needs, this SibShop creates a welcoming space where participants ages 10 and up can relax, play games, and connect with peers who understand their journey. Presented in collaboration with Johnson County Family Crisis Center and facilitated by LMSW Denise Keefer, the program blends conversation and activities to build community and confidence so siblings feel recognized, supported, and understood.

Center for ASD
AUG6
Civic

How Economic Development Benefits You

An interactive community forum in the Midlothian City Hall Community Room explores how sales tax dollars influence the city’s growth. The session explains how economic development operates locally, clarifies what incentive agreements entail, and highlights how public funds support infrastructure, jobs, and new businesses. Attendees will have the chance to ask questions, hear directly from staff, and leave with a clearer picture of how growth decisions are made.

Midlothian City Hall
AUG6
Games & Entertainment

Duckie Summer Group Match Play League Night #6

The sixth night of the Duckie Summer Group Matchplay League features five rounds of group match play, with sign in and warm up games available before the start. Per IFPA rules, players must attend at least three of the six league nights for their results to be submitted for WPPR points. Entry is available with a $12 Day Pass or a Monthly Pass. All skill levels are welcome. Believe in Duckie.

Duckie's Revenge Retro Arcade
AUG6
Theater

Jane Eyre The Musical

Plaza Theatre Company brings Jane Eyre the Musical to its Dudley Hall stage, marking the company’s 205th mainstage production since the company began in 2006. Based on Charlotte Bronte’s classic novel, the production traces Jane’s path from an orphaned childhood through hardship toward self-knowledge and enduring love. An expressive score and emotionally rich storytelling spotlight themes of resilience, passion, and the strength of the human spirit. Performances are scheduled on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, with additional Saturday matinees.

Plaza Theatre Company at Dudley Hall
AUG6
Music

Live Band Karaoke

Featuring karaoke accompanied by a live band, this event is presented by Shannon Cobb. There is no cover charge. Be aware of the Time Out Chair.

Fat Daddy's Sports & Spirits Cafe
AUG6
Music

Don Diego and The Razz Band

Experience a live music night featuring Don Diego & The Razz Band, with DJ BMW providing tunes to keep the energy high from start to finish. Expect upbeat performances, a lively atmosphere, and drinks to complement the music.

The Green Jacket
AUG6
Workshops & Classes

Painting in Oils Class

Build your oil painting skills in a six-week class led by JN Long Cultural Arts Center Resident Artist Ken Beckhusen. Guided instruction focuses on classical techniques and traditional methods, with feedback from an experienced, award-winning painter. First-day materials are provided at no cost, and each six-week session includes free lab days for extra practice. The cost is $25 per class for JN Long Cultural Arts Center members and $30 per class for non-members. To sign up, text 512-983-8303.

JN Long Cultural Arts Center
AUG6
Family

Growing Up Wild (3-5Y) - Aug

Growing Up WILD is an outdoor nature class for kids ages 3 to 5, featuring hands-on exploration, live animals, plus music and art activities based on a different nature topic each week. Parents/guardians must stay for the full class, which meets at the picnic tables at the front of Oliver Nature Park. Dress for the weather and bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray, along with closed-toe shoes.

Elmer W. Oliver Nature Park
AUG7
Workshops & Classes

Watercolor Classes with Ann Winchester

Watercolor artist Ann Winchester leads classes at the JN Long Cultural Arts Center that welcome both beginners and experienced painters. Sessions cover foundational and advanced watercolor techniques as well as portrait work. Each class is priced at $25 for members and $30 for non-members. Ann explains that teaching is a collaborative experience where students gain skills and she continues to grow as an artist and mentor. For registration or questions, contact Ann Winchester at (817) 308-1889.

JN Long Cultural Arts Center
AUG7
Health & Wellness

Music + Flow: Female Icons

Celebrate the creativity and strength of women in music with a Vinyasa flow fueled by an energizing playlist of trailblazing singers and celebrated divas. This practice invites you to tap into inner power, honor the divine feminine, and let the beat guide each sequence toward balance, release, and connection. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, mindful movement, and a sense of community on the mat, all set to music that uplifts and inspires. Hosted at The Groovy Yoga Studio in Old Town Burleson, this themed session offers a soulful reset and a musical boost for your practice.

The Groovy Yoga Studio
AUG7
Music

Clay Hollis

Union 28 hosts an evening of live Texas country with San Antonio native Clay Hollis. Since his debut EP, he has added two more EPs, a full-length album, and several charting singles, crafting a sound that pairs memorable hooks with a gritty country edge. He has recorded songs written by Nashville standouts including Jon Pardi, Bart Butler, and Aaron Goodvin. Recent releases include Blue Collar Prayers, Test Drive, Beer’s Better on a Boat with Jesse Raub Jr., and Floatin’ Down the River featuring Kevin Fowler. An opening act will perform first, to be announced, followed by Clay Hollis. Guests of all ages are welcome.

Union 28
AUG7
Workshops & Classes

Kitchen Academy (10-15Y) - F 08/07

Join Kitchen Academy to cook through popular viral recipes from social media. It’s a hands-on class where kids can show off their creativity and learn through food. The session runs for 1.5 hours, meeting at the Mansfield Activities Center.

Mansfield Activities Center
AUG8
Markets

Vault 817 Collectibles Convention

Vault 817 Collectibles Convention brings collectors together at the Cleburne Conference Center for a free event focused on buying, selling, and trading cards and figures. Competitive play will be available through Pokémon and Magic the Gathering tournaments.

Cleburne Conference Center
AUG8
Family

BTX Back-to-School Bash

BTX Back-to-School Bash caps off the final week of summer at Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza in Old Town Burleson. Kids can ride water slides, cool down with icy treats, and listen to music from a DJ. There is no cost to attend.

Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza
AUG8
Workshops & Classes

One-Day Technician Class

MJARS Training hosts a one-day class focused on the Technician license. Participants must secure an FCC Registration Number before attending. Exams are given online, so bring a personal laptop or tablet for testing. Paper exams are available with advance notice. To prepare, students are encouraged to review a free study guide beforehand. The class fee is $14, payable in cash to the instructor. A separate $35 ham radio application fee is paid to the FCC by debit or credit card.

United Cooperative Services
AUG8
Sports

Swole Wars X

The 10th annual Swole Wars competition, presented by CrossFit 313, returns to CrossFit 313 for a milestone edition with a hinted surprise in store. Divisions include RX, Masters 35+, and Scaled. RX athletes should be ready to complete all CrossFit Open workouts according to CFHQ RX standards. The Masters 35+ division is for athletes 35 and older, with the expectation to perform all or most workouts under CFHQ RX standards and an ID required at check-in. The Scaled division follows CFHQ scaled standards for completing all or most Open workouts. Podium finishers will receive cash and prizes.

CrossFit 313
AUG8
Music

Windy City – A Tribute to the Music of Chicago

Windy City brings a high-energy tribute to the band Chicago to Songbird Live, spotlighting bold brass, big vocals, and a set filled with beloved rock hits. The show channels the signature mix of horn-driven power and sing-along melodies for a night of pure rock excitement. Capacity is limited, so availability may be tight.

Songbird Live
AUG8
Music

Texas High Road Live

Texas High Road brings a live performance to Hoots Hall in Burleson.

Hoots Hall
AUG8
Music

Neon Prophets

Neon Prophets perform 90s country covers at Hoots Hall, keeping the dance floor in mind and showing plenty of love for denim. Special guests Texas High Road join the bill. Hillary and Stephanie met as teenagers while singing at local Opries around Dallas and Fort Worth, became lifelong friends, and after successful solo careers that took them across the United States, they formed a band centered on classic country and tight vocal harmonies. Admission is $10 for general entry. Entry is limited to ages 21 and up. A food truck will serve throughout the evening.

Hoots Hall
AUG8
Music

Wayne Martin Band

Kick up your heels with the Wayne Martin Band as they deliver a lively mix of dance-ready favorites. The evening starts with partner dance lessons, then continues with announcements, the pledge, and the National Anthem before the music begins. Guests may bring a cooler with their own alcoholic beverages. Nonalcoholic drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the snack bar. Admission is $15 per person, cash only. Table reservations are highly recommended and can be made by calling or texting 903-603-0556.

Western Kountry Klub
AUG8
Workshops & Classes

Second Road to Shaolin Dharmo Cane Seminar (12Y+) - Sa 08/08

This one-day training teaches the Second Road of Shaolin Dharmo Cane and explores practical self-defense applications of the walking cane.

Mansfield Activities Center
AUG8
Markets

Midlothian Farmers & Crafts Market

The Midlothian Farmers and Crafts Market brings together more than 20 vendors for a community shopping experience. Browse fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, door signs, Scentsy items, handcrafted woodwork, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, and coffee. Find unique extras like a blind date with a book, offerings from Ramos Flowers, works by local authors, and more, while connecting with neighbors and discovering what is new around town.

AUG8
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Lowe's Home Improvement in Mansfield, serving a lineup centered on lobster and crab. Look for Maine, Connecticut, and garlic butter lobster rolls alongside crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Soups include lobster bisque and clam chowder, with whoopie pies available for something sweet. Preordering through the CML app is available with rewards, and payments are cashless with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments accepted.

Lowe's Home Improvement
AUG8
Family

BTX Back to School Bash

Celebrate the last week of summer with a free, family-friendly Back to School Bash. Bring the kiddos to enjoy water slides, frozen treats, and music from a DJ.

Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza
AUG8
Outdoor Recreation

Kayaking 101

Join Kayaking 101 for a scenic, wildlife-spotting paddle on local lakes using dual-seated kayaks. A naturalist will guide the experience, and participants will get instruction on safety, proper techniques, and an eco-friendly approach to paddle sports. Pre-registration is required, and kids ages 7-17 must be accompanied by a registered adult. Plan to launch from Britton Park and come dressed in wet-ready clothing and shoes with a backstrap. Bring sunscreen, water, a hat, and a small bag for belongings. Restrooms beforehand are recommended since on-site restrooms aren’t ideal, and participants will help unload and load kayaks from the trailer.

Britton Park
AUG8
Health & Wellness

Group Fitness Class

Join for a free community workout at The Grind. This group fitness class is open to all fitness levels, so you can bring a friend and get moving together. No sign-up is needed, just show up ready to work from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

The Grind
AUG9
Music

Adrian Garza: Solo

Adrian Garza performs a solo set at Texas Double Deuce in Burleson. The bar side on the third floor regularly hosts weekend shows by regional artists spanning Texas country, classic rock, blues, and Tejano.

Texas Double Deuce
AUG9
Workshops & Classes

Pop-In & Paint

Enjoy a self-led painting experience where you pick the project and set the pace. Unlike a traditional paint and sip, this freestyle DIY format invites walk-ins during designated Pop In hours or reservations made in advance, with the freedom to choose any art piece to create. All materials are provided, along with written or video instructions to guide each step. No prior painting experience is needed. Designed to be flexible and accessible for all ages, it offers a relaxed way to explore creativity and leave with a finished piece of art.

Painting with a Twist
AUG9
Family

Back to School Fair

This community back to school fair brings together local organizations and helpful resources to support students and families preparing for the 2026-2027 school year. Families can access free children haircuts, school supplies, educational resources, and connections to community support services, with giveaways available as well. The fair is designed to help children start the year with confidence while making it easy to discover local assistance. Admission is free and all families are welcome.

Nolan River Road Baptist Church
AUG9
Dancing

Line Up and Dance with Marcia

Line dance lessons with Marcia at Hoots Hall offer a welcoming way to get moving, whether it is your first time or you are polishing your steps. Marcia leads clear, friendly instruction in a relaxed setting designed for every skill level. Admission is free, participants must be 18 or older, and no prior experience is required. Learn favorite line dances with plenty of room to practice on an exceptionally large dance floor.

Hoots Hall
AUG9
Health & Wellness

Low Cost Cat & Dog Vaccinations in Crowley

A low cost clinic for cats and dogs takes place at Russell Feed and Supply, offering vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, and heartworm testing, along with preventatives for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Services are first come, first served, so no appointment is required. Pre-registration is available for new clients.

Russell Feed and Supply (1625 N. Crowley Road, Crowley, TX)
AUG10
Groups & Meetups

Monday Night Crochet Circle

A women-led crochet circle gathers at JN Long Cultural Arts Center for an evening of stitching, conversation, and plenty of laughs. Crochet is the focus, and knitting along with other yarn crafts are welcome too. This is a free community-building meetup open to ages 14 and up, and childcare is not available. It is not a formal class, although experienced crocheters are often happy to show newcomers the basics, with structured classes in the works. Light packaged snacks are welcome. Please skip anything messy or strongly scented, and plan to tidy your own space. Yarn donations help the group grow and support creative projects. To coordinate a donation, email magiccircleofcleburne@gmail.com. For easiest access, park behind the building on Shaw St, with additional parking across from JN Long. Enter through the first door on the right from the small lot on Shaw St and head to Room 10. Updates are shared on Instagram at @magiccircleofcleburne.

JN Long Cultural Arts Center
AUG10
Family

Fresh Fade Fest

Fresh Fade Fest returns with a no cost community night designed to help students and families gear up for the new school year. Presented by Christ Culture Church alongside partners from Burleson, Crowley, Joshua, South Fort Worth and nearby areas, the evening blends practical support with plenty of fun. Guests can receive complimentary haircuts and styling, pick up school supplies, and enjoy face painting, bounce houses, and live music. A dedicated prayer area for students and families will be available, along with a caregiver corner focused on parents. The goal is to send students into school feeling prepared, confident, encouraged, and cared for by their community. Organizers are also welcoming barbers and stylists, sponsors and vendors, school supply donations, volunteers, and prayer partners.

AUG11
Games & Entertainment

Music Bingo - Second Tuesdays

Think you can name that tune faster than your friends? Test your skills with music bingo. Enjoy cold beer, favorite songs, prizes up for grabs, and just enough friendly competition to keep things lively.

Bearded Ax Brewery
AUG11
Games & Entertainment

Rom-Coms Trivia at City Works Fort Worth

Get ready for a fun night of rom-com themed trivia at City Works Fort Worth. Answer questions about everything from meet-cutes to heartbreaks, and go head to head with your team for prizes for the top three squads. It’s free to play with teams of 1 to 6 players, and you’ll need one smart device per team to join in. To make the most of it, answer quickly for higher points, and bring an external charger for your device.

City Work
AUG12
Family

Back to School

Celebrate the first day back to school with an afternoon filled with treats and activities for kids and adults. Children can enjoy free snow cones and balloons, while adults relax with cold beverages. It is a cheerful kickoff to the new school year with plenty of smiles and a thank you to the sponsors who made it possible.

Truly Title
AUG12
Family

Senior Sunrise

A sunrise gathering at the MHS Baseball Fields brings the Class of 2027 together to mark the start of senior year. Presented by the MHS Class of 2027 Project Graduation Committee, this free event offers seniors time to connect as they begin their final year. Parents are welcome to attend and celebrate alongside their senior.

MHS Baseball Field
AUG13
Music

Steve & Tamara

Steve Cosio and Tamara King bring a playful, good-natured evening of live music, featuring songs you may know by heart. Expect an easygoing atmosphere and familiar tunes throughout the show.

Market Street
AUG13
Games & Entertainment

Top 8 Summer Group Match Play League Night Finals

Eight qualifiers from the Summer Group Match Play League meet at Duckie’s Revenge for the league finals, where they will compete to crown the next champion of Duckie’s group match play. Fans of competitive pinball, league regulars, and supporters can watch members of Duckie’s pinball community go head to head for the title. Spectators may attend, and the arcade and food are available to enjoy while celebrating another successful season of league nights at Duckie’s Revenge.

Duckie’s Revenge
AUG13
Workshops & Classes

2026 End of Summer Crafting Retreat

A four-day creative getaway focused on personal projects. Bring your scrapbooks to capture summer travels, craft handmade cards, dive into other creative projects, or simply unwind by the pool. It offers a relaxed setting to spend time with friends and mark the close of summer. The fee is $200 for the full retreat. Meals are not included, but there are plenty of restaurant options and a well-equipped kitchen is available for easy meal preparation.

Crafty Creations Retreat
AUG13
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Cleburne

Cousins Maine Lobster heads to Cleburne for a stop at HTeaO, inviting guests to pair their favorite HTeaO drink with a lineup of seafood specialties. The menu features Maine, Connecticut, and garlic butter lobster rolls alongside crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and lobster grilled cheese. Comforting options like creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder are available, and there are whoopie pies and other sweets to round things out. Preordering is offered through the CML app, which also provides rewards. The event is cashless, with payment accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

HTeaO Cleburne
AUG13
Workshops & Classes

Painting in Oils Class

Grow your oil painting skills in a six-week class led by Ken Beckhusen, Resident Artist at JN Long Cultural Arts Center. Learn classical approaches and traditional methods with step-by-step guidance from an experienced painter with awards to his name. Starter materials are provided at no cost for the first session, and each six-week series includes complimentary lab days for added practice. The cost is $25 per class for JN Long Cultural Arts Center members and $30 per class for non-members. To register, text (512) 983-8303.

JN Long Cultural Arts Center
AUG13
Music

Farr Best Open Mic Night

Come out for Farr Best Open Mic Night featuring Maiya Lewis live. It’s an in-person evening packed with performances, good vibes, and great music, whether you’re planning to share a talent or just come enjoy the energy on stage. Bring your friends and get ready for two hours of live entertainment.

Farr Best Theater
AUG13
Music

Aaron McBee

Catch Aaron McBee live at Hoots Hall in Burleson. This is a country-leaning night with performances starting in the evening.

Hoots Hall
AUG14
Workshops & Classes

Watercolor Classes with Ann Winchester

Explore watercolor painting with instructor Ann Winchester at the JN Long Cultural Arts Center. Lessons cover both foundational and advanced techniques, including portrait work. Pricing is $25 for members and $30 for non-members, charged per class. Ann describes the class as a collaborative space where she continues to learn alongside participants while guiding them as both artist and mentor. To register or ask questions, call 817-308-1889. Expect a welcoming, creative setting that supports growth in watercolor skills.

JN Long Cultural Arts Center
AUG14
Health & Wellness

Cleburne Medicare Seminar

Gain clear, practical guidance on Medicare at this free educational seminar. It is designed for people nearing eligibility, those who recently enrolled, and anyone helping a spouse or parent make sense of the program. The session explains Parts A, B, C, and D in straightforward terms, compares Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage options, and outlines enrollment windows along with possible penalties. Participants will hear about common misconceptions, ways to avoid costly missteps, and how to choose coverage that fits individual healthcare needs. This is an educational event only with no sales presentation. Seating is limited, and registration is required. Hosted by Jason Henderson, an independent Medicare broker at Cover6 Financial.

Booker T. Washington Recreation Center
AUG14
Dancing

Country Western Dance

Country Western dancing takes center stage at the Burleson Senior Activity Center, with live music that changes monthly to keep the dance floor energized. This event features Stevie J Rose. It is open to adults 50 and older. Admission is free, and donations are welcome.

Burleson Senior Activity Center
AUG14
Sports

Home Runs for Shelter Pets

Enjoy a night at the ballpark as the Cleburne Railroaders take on the Gary SouthShore RailCats during the 3rd Annual Burleson Animal Shelter Charity Night. The game blends baseball with a nostalgic vibe and adoptable dogs, including meet-and-greets at a new mobile adoption trailer. It is Classic Rock Night, a Burleson Animal Control officer will throw the first pitch, and a postgame fireworks show will cap the evening. When tickets are purchased through the designated link, $5 from each one is donated to the Burleson Animal Shelter.

Cleburne Railroaders
AUG14
Comedy

Understudies

Expect zero scripts and plenty of surprises at this improv comedy show built entirely from audience suggestions. Performers create scenes, characters, and the occasional questionable accent in real time, with moments that can be unexpectedly brilliant or simply unforgettable. There are no do-overs, just the energy of a one-of-a-kind performance unfolding live. Every show is unique because the crowd’s ideas drive what happens, and even the cast will never see the same version twice. Settle in for spontaneous laughs, and if you find yourself seated in the middle... that might be reason enough to stick around until the end.

Farr Best Theatre
AUG14
Theater

Hallmarked

Plaza Theatre Company brings Hallmarked to the stage at PlazaCo’s Dudley Hall, a regional premiere of a new musical that playfully riffs on the familiar beats of romance movies. Expect catchy original numbers, plenty of laughs, and a heartfelt story at the center, all wrapped in small town charm with a knowing nod to fans of the genre. This run also marks the company’s 206th mainstage production.

Plaza Theatre Company
AUG14
Music

Paladin

PALADIN brings its classic rock sound to The Oasis Midlothian for a debut performance at the venue. This first appearance features an energetic set and a lively atmosphere, offering fans and followers a chance to show their support and enjoy a good time.

The Oasis
AUG14
Music

Curtis Grimes

Union 28 hosts a live music night headlined by Texas country artist Curtis Grimes. With over 60 million digital streams, 120,000 albums sold, a No. 1 album on iTunes, and twenty No. 1 singles on the Texas Country Music Chart, he brings a catalog shaped by influences such as George Strait and Alan Jackson. Grimes first reached national audiences as a Top 8 finalist on the first season of The Voice under coach CeeLo Green, then expanded his career with nationwide touring, a national Supercuts commercial featuring his single "Home to Me," and honors that include Texas Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year and multiple Christian Country Artist of the Year awards. In 2024 he became the most awarded artist in Texas Country Music Association history. An opener will perform before the headlining set, with details to be announced. All ages are welcome.

Union 28
AUG14
Music

Live

Curtis Grimes, a Texas Country standout, brings an award-winning, faith-forward honky-tonk sound to Midlothian for an evening of traditional country music, signature hits, and Texas-sized fun at a premier outdoor music spot. Guests can come early for dinner, find a spot on the spacious patio, and explore Union 28's 28 beers on tap. The venue is family friendly, pairing live music with Texas-inspired fare, lawn games, and a relaxed backyard atmosphere.

Union 28
AUG14
Music

The Reeves Brothers

Experience a live country set from The Reeves Brothers at Hoots Hall, with a guest artist to be announced. Brothers Matt and Cole were raised in Pahrump, Nevada, living behind The Stagestop on Stagecoach Road, a juke joint where their father, Jack Reeves, performed country music five nights a week. Guided early by mentors like Dick Dale, Red Simpson, and Gib Guilbeau, they honed their sound from a young age. This is a ticketed show with general admission priced at $10. Entry is restricted to guests who are 21 and older.

Hoots Hall
AUG15
Games & Entertainment

Mahjong Open Play

Designed for adults who already play Mahjong at a proficient to expert level, this open play focuses on serious, competitive tables. It is not a lesson, so no instruction will be provided. Please bring your own 2025 Mahjong Playing Card. A limited number of tile sets will be available through the library, but bringing a personal set is recommended to ensure you can play. Enjoy a lively afternoon to test your strategy and compete with other experienced players at the library. Please note that photos may be taken during library programs for use on the library’s website, social media, and publications. By attending, you acknowledge this practice. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, let library staff know.

City Hall Community Room B
AUG15
Health & Wellness

Couples Yoga

Experience a candlelit 90 minute couples yoga session designed to nurture connection, clear communication, and mindful presence with a partner. Led by Kayla and her husband, Aaron, this beginner friendly class centers on shared movement, breath, and relaxation, and no experience or flexibility is needed. The session features a welcome with refreshments, an opening circle with light breathwork, a gentle partner warm up, a partner yoga flow, practices that build communication, trust, and balance, assisted partner stretches, restorative partner poses, and a final guided relaxation. The emphasis is on connection rather than flexibility, creating a supportive and playful setting where couples can slow down, reconnect, and share a meaningful wellness experience. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners. The price is $75 per couple and includes two tickets.

The Groovy Yoga Studio
AUG15
Music

Fleetwood Mac Journey

Fleetwood Journey honors two rock powerhouses with a dynamic show that blends the signature sounds of Fleetwood Mac and Journey. Expect a steady stream of familiar hits, from rich harmonies and memorable melodies to the big, sing-along anthems that defined arena rock. This energetic tribute revisits songs that have echoed across playlists, radio airwaves, and concert halls for generations.

Songbird Live
AUG15
Family

BYA 50th Anniversary Celebration

Chisenhall Fields Sports Complex will be the setting for a milestone gathering honoring 50 years of the Burleson Youth Association and its service to the community, families, and young athletes. For five decades, BYA has provided a place for kids to learn the game, build confidence, and create lasting memories. The celebration brings together past and present players, parents, coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and community partners. Attendees can expect family-friendly activities and games for all ages, on-field fun with interactive stations, concessions, music with special recognitions, highlights from BYA’s history, photo opportunities, and alumni reunions. The event welcomes current BYA players and their families, BYA alumni and former coaches, community members, partners, sponsors, and anyone who has been part of the BYA story over the last 50 years.

Chisenhall Fields Sports Complex
AUG15
Music

Fast Movin' Train LIVE @HootsHall

Fast Movin' Train brings a live set of real country from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, blending big hits with deeper cuts to spark a little nostalgia. General admission is $10. Must be 21 to enter.

Hoots Hall
AUG15
Workshops & Classes

Pencil Holder Making

At all McCoy's locations, families can enjoy a hands-on back to school craft where kids create their own pencil holders. The event is free, family friendly, and offered while supplies last, and no registration is required. Attendees are welcome to bring school supplies to support the School Supply Drive.

McCoy's Building Supply
AUG15
Food & Drink

Hot Dog Saturday

Atwoods brings back Hot Dog Saturdays with a simple treat for a good cause. Enjoy two hot dogs plus a drink for $1, and know that purchases support charities and community organizations in the area. Available at participating locations, excluding the Crowley, TX, Norman, OK, and Tyler, TX stores.

Atwoods Ranch & Home Goods
AUG15
Family

Augmented Music with Ms. Abby

Ms. Abby leads a nurturing music class created for babies, with activities that support early development and encourage family connection through instruments, movement, and song. Caregivers take part alongside their children, helping to build a positive setting for learning. This session is intended for ages 0 to 2. Registration is required. Photos may be taken during library programs to highlight the community on social media, the website, and in publications, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can speak with library staff.

Midlothian Public Library
AUG15
Art & Culture

Hands-On History

Discover local history at the Man House Museum with a guided tour focused on the Man family, followed by a hands-on history activity that’s fun for all ages. The event runs on Saturday afternoon and admission is free.

The Man House Museum
AUG15
Music

Derryl Perry

Derryl Perry brings a two-person acoustic set to Big Fellas Ice House. A Texan with the heart of a traveling troubadour and the soul of a songwriter, he is driven to stay on the road and share his music. Expect an acoustic duo format that keeps the focus on the songs.

Big Fellas Ice House
AUG15
Health & Wellness

Group Fitness Class

Join for a free community workout at The Grind. All fitness levels are welcome, and you can just show up ready to move. No sign-up is needed, and it’s a great way to connect with others while getting in a good session of exercise.

The Grind
AUG16
Workshops & Classes

America the Beautiful

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon of painting at Painting with a Twist with America the Beautiful. You’ll create your own 16x20 canvas while working on a lighthouse-inspired scene. This class is open to ages 15 and up, and it’s a great option for both beginners and experienced painters. Pricing is $39 per person, and upgrades are available. The studio is BYOB, and cups are provided, so you’ll just want to bring your own ice.

Painting with a Twist
AUG16
Sports

DFW Mini Z Tag Team Championship

SpareTime Raceway hosts an inaugural tag team showdown for the Unified Stock class, built around earned partnerships and balanced competition. Drivers start with solo seeding runs to set the order. Teams are then formed by pairing the top qualifier with the last, the second with the second-to-last, and so on, which keeps the field even. The championship race follows, and finishing places convert to points. First place earns 1 point, eighth earns 8, and each team adds its two results. The lowest combined total claims the belts and becomes the first set of champions in track history. Champions also secure a place on the Belt Wall, a permanent board at the track honoring title holders. After the first crowning, the same seeding and draft system returns each month to determine new challengers while the reigning team defends. The entry fee is $20, collected at the track. There is no cash payout, the focus is on bragging rights, championship belts, and a lasting mark in SpareTime Raceway history.

SpareTime Raceway
AUG18
Games & Entertainment

Music Bingo (50+)

Enjoy a lively take on bingo that replaces numbers with music. As familiar songs from past decades play, mark the matching titles on your card, sing along, and compete for prizes. This program is for adults ages 50 and up and takes place at the Midlothian Senior Citizen Center. Please note that photos may be taken during the event and shared on social media, the website, and in publications to highlight the community. If you prefer not to be photographed, let library staff know.

Midlothian Senior Citizen Center
AUG18
Sports

Lamar Girls JV Volleyball @ Mansfield Legacy

Lamar Girls JV Volleyball takes on Mansfield Legacy in a non-district matchup at Mansfield Legacy High School. The game is scheduled for the evening of Tuesday, August 18.

Mansfield Legacy High School
AUG19
Groups & Meetups

Coffee For A Cause

Savor fresh coffee and pastries in a relaxed setting designed for conversation and connection. This gathering offers a behind the scenes look at the work being done and a chance to explore how to support the community together. Attendance is limited to 10 guests per session, and an RSVP is required to reserve a spot.

Center for ASD
AUG20
Sports

GFWBA Clay Shoot Challenge 2026

Experience a clay shooting challenge at Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch that welcomes both seasoned shooters and newcomers. Teams of four are welcome, and solo participants will be matched with a group. Scoring follows the Lewis Class System so everyone has a chance to win, with a dozen prizes and raffle items available. Breakfast, lunch, and beverages are provided. Please bring your own shotgun and shells in shot sizes 7.5, 8, or 9. Eye and ear protection are required, and reloaded ammunition is not permitted.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
AUG21
Fundraisers

BCV Clay Shoot Fundraiser

Big Country Veterans presents its annual clay shoot fundraiser at Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch. Participants take on a 14-station course, then enjoy lunch, live music, raffles, and award presentations. Proceeds support programs that help veterans and their families navigate life after combat, and every registration or sponsorship benefits BCV’s programs for veterans. It is a day of friendly competition and team camaraderie that contributes to a meaningful cause.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
AUG21
Music

JR Herrera Band with guest Seth Van Dover LIVE @HootsHall

Hoots Hall presents a night of Texas country with the JR Herrera Band and guest Seth Van Dover. J.R. Herrera, a South Texas native with more than two decades on stage, leads a group known around San Antonio for powerful live performances. The band has performed alongside Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Kevin Fowler, Mark Chesnutt, and Tracy Lawrence, delivering a sound that mixes rugged road stories with the easy swing of a classic dance hall to connect with longtime fans and new listeners alike. Seth Van Dover, an independent singer and songwriter from Fort Worth, is recognized for authentic songwriting, energetic sets, and close ties within the Texas music community. He began creating songs and performing online during the pandemic, then shifted to in-person shows to deepen connections with audiences and fellow musicians. This is a ticketed event with general admission priced at $10. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Hoots Hall
AUG21
Music

HOOTS HALL

Seth Van Dover is bringing an acoustic country set to Hoots Hall. The show starts in the evening, so come ready for a night of Texas country and americana vibes.

Hoots Hall
AUG22
Art & Culture

Meet Author Sarah Damoff

Bestselling author Sarah Damoff appears at O'Brien's Bookshop for an opportunity to meet the writer behind The Burning Side and The Bright Years. The Burning Side is set in Argyle and Dallas, where a midnight fire forces April and Leo to flee with their two young children. They move into April's childhood home, where her lively parents and siblings offer support that also brings new complications. As the couple navigates grief, guilt, logistics, and the mix of memories lost and preserved, the crisis reveals strains that were already forming in their marriage. The story unfolds through alternating perspectives from April, who feels the press of motherhood and self blame, Leo, a high school history teacher shaped by a lonely and fractured childhood, and Deb, April's generous and no nonsense mother who is facing her husband's recent Alzheimer's diagnosis, along with flashbacks that trace April and Leo's relationship from its early spark to the hard choices that followed. It explores what families inherit and choose, the pull of forgiveness, the ache of being known, and the meaning of home over a long love. Damoff is also the author of The Bright Years, a USA TODAY bestseller that is being translated into twelve languages. She lives in Texas with her husband and children and has been a social worker. Copies of The Burning Side in hardcover and The Bright Years in paperback are available at O'Brien's Bookshop, with options to purchase ahead of time, pick up at the event, or buy in store anytime.

O'Brien's Bookshop
AUG22
Fundraisers

1st Annual Southern Style Gala

An evening filled with elegance, entertainment, and Southern hospitality celebrates Young Leaders Strong City for its remarkable efforts to uplift young people across the Dallas area. The program salutes YLSC as a leading nonprofit in DFW for its commitment to youth empowerment.

The Grand View
AUG22
Fundraisers

11th Annual PC3 Sporting Clay Shoot

Hosted by Parker County Cowboy Church, the 11th annual PC3 Sporting Clay Shoot brings participants together on a sporting clays course designed for all skill levels, with four person teams taking the field. Proceeds benefit PC3 Youth. The day opens with registration and breakfast, then moves into shooting on the course, a break for lunch, and a trick shooting demonstration by Travis Mears. Raffles, gun boards, and a 50/50 auction follow, and the event wraps up with awards. Military members and first responders receive 20 percent off.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
AUG22
Fundraisers

Joshua High School Annual Mattress Fundraiser

The Annual Joshua High School Mattress Fundraiser brings a one-day selection of more than 35 mattress styles to try at Joshua High School. Attendees can compare comfort levels and look for ways to save while supporting the school with their purchase. The goal is straightforward, better sleep and real value that benefits the program. The event also encourages the community to spread the word as shoppers browse for the right fit.

Joshua High School
AUG22
Family

Splish Splash Doggie Bash

Treat your pup to a splashy outing at the BRiCk Outdoor Pool, where dogs can swim, visit dog friendly vendors, and have chances to win prizes. Admission is $5 per dog with a two dog limit per person, and humans attend for free. Swim sessions are separated for small and large dogs, with large dogs defined as over 35 pounds. Complete rules and registration details are available from the organizer. The event emphasizes inclusivity for participants of all abilities, and special accommodations can be arranged on request so everyone can fully participate and enjoy the activities.

Burleson Recreation Center
AUG22
Family

MAS & PetSmart Presents: ADOPT JOY Adoption Event

Municipal Animal Services presents Adopt Joy, a local pet adoption event at a neighborhood PetSmart that connects caring people with adoptable dogs of many breeds, ages, and activity levels. With thousands of pets awaiting a home and millions entering shelters each year, this gathering shines a light on the need for adoption while celebrating compassion and connection. Supported by PetSmart Charities, it highlights how adoption brings happiness to pets and people alike, especially dogs hoping for companionship, love, and everyday walks. Adoptions are donation based and include spay or neuter, core vaccinations, a microchip, and preventive care for fleas, ticks, and heartworm, with additional benefits provided. Every dollar donated supports a shelter pet in need. Discover a new best friend and bring home a little joy.

PetSmart
AUG22
Workshops & Classes

Mahjong Assisted Play

Perfect for newcomers and those still getting comfortable with the game, this assisted play time focuses on guided practice in a calm, welcoming setting. An instructor will be present throughout to walk through each phase of American Mahjong, answer questions, clarify rules, and provide gentle, step-by-step support as play progresses. The pace encourages confidence building and skill reinforcement so participants can learn and enjoy the game comfortably.

Midlothian Public Library
AUG22
Workshops & Classes

Farm Fresh Art Workshops

Part of the Farm Fresh Art Workshops series, this session titled Impressions and Echoes with Stephanie Holt invites participants to learn directly from a local artist who shares practical techniques and insights for creating and presenting unique, inspiring art. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced makers. The workshop is for ages 15 and up. The fee is 30 dollars per person and registration is required. Inclusivity is a priority, with accommodations available to ensure everyone can take part and enjoy the program.

Russell Farm Art Center
AUG22
Theater

Hercules Jr

Disney's Hercules Jr. brings the classic animated story to the stage with a high-energy performance, including songs like Go the Distance and Zero to Hero. Follow young Hercules as he learns about his heritage, clashes with Hades, and develops a relationship with Megara. Expect lively, updated dialogue, vibrant sets, and dynamic costumes, plus music and lyrics by Alan Menken and David Zippel.

Plaza Main Street Theatre
AUG22
Music

Payton Howie

Come see Payton Howie perform at Hoots Hall in Burleson. The show is listed for 8:30 PM, and Carson Clay is also on the lineup.

Hoots Hall
AUG22
Health & Wellness

Group Fitness Class - Open to Community

Join for a free community workout at The Grind. It’s open to all fitness levels, so you can bring a friend and jump in anytime during the class. No sign-up is needed, just show up and get moving together.

The Grind
AUG23
Health & Wellness

Low Cost Cat & Dog Vaccinations in Cleburne

Affordable veterinary care for cats and dogs is offered at Russell Feed and Supply in Cleburne. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventative options for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Walk-ins are welcomed on a first come, first served basis, so appointments are not required. New clients have the option to pre-register.

Russell Feed and Supply
AUG25
Workshops & Classes

Adult Canning Classes

Explore the essentials of home canning in a hands-on series for adults. The classes teach classic preservation methods step by step to build confidence and know-how. Participants practice with a range of projects such as grape jelly, pickles, green beans, and pickled eggs. Suitable for beginners and anyone seeking a refresher, each session emphasizes practical skills you can use at home. The cost is $35 per class and participation is limited to adults.

Russell Farm Art Center
AUG25
Workshops & Classes

Monthly Workshop

The Fort Worth Songwriters Association monthly workshop is a friendly, supportive gathering focused on encouragement and community rather than competition. It’s a good place to try out new material, work through performance nerves, and share songwriting with others who provide constructive feedback. Non-members can attend one event to check it out, but continuing requires joining the association. Food and beverages are available at No Frills Grill before the workshop starts each month.

No Frills Grill & Sports Bar
AUG26
Family

Explore & Play

Introduce your little one to a playful program tailored for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2 to 5 alongside their caregivers. Children can dive into guided activities that support growth and learning, while adults connect with other families in a welcoming setting. Expect hands on creativity and social interaction that encourage new skills to blossom, plus the chance for caregivers to observe progress, share experiences, and form new friendships. Please note that photos may be taken during library programs and may appear on social media, the website, or in other publications. Attendance signifies understanding of this policy. If you prefer that you or your child not be photographed, let the library staff know and they will be glad to accommodate.

Midlothian Public Library
AUG27
Groups & Meetups

Lonestar Dads Meetup

LoneStar Dads teams up with Battle Axes in Midlothian for a meetup that brings fathers together from Ellis County, Midlothian, Waxahachie, Mansfield, Red Oak, and the greater DFW area to connect, talk, and enjoy some friendly competition. The focus is on building meaningful relationships, strengthening families, and creating a supportive community for anyone navigating fatherhood, including new dads, experienced dads, stepdads, and adoptive fathers. Axe throwing is available for $20 per person without a time cap, giving plenty of space for conversation and camaraderie. No prior experience is needed, as coaches are on hand to teach the basics. The setting encourages meeting local dads, forming friendships and support networks, taking a well-deserved night for yourself, and discovering resources and opportunities for families. Attendees are welcome to arrive with a friend or on their own, and many participants attend solo, reflecting the spirit that fatherhood is better when shared in community.

Battle Axes
AUG28
Dancing

WPS DJ Dance

WPS DJ Dance brings a lively night of music and dancing to the Burleson Senior Center. Taking place on the fourth Friday of each month, except in November and December, this event offers a relaxed way to unwind on the dance floor, have fun, and meet new people.

Burleson Senior Activity Center
AUG28
Music

Los Rangerz Present URBAN COWBOY NIGHT! Live at Union28

Los Rangerz deliver a live set of hit songs from the Urban Cowboy soundtrack at Union 28 in Midlothian, Texas. Tickets and table reservations are available. Doors open before the show, with music starting later in the evening.

Union 28
AUG28
Sports

Chicago Dogs at Cleburne Railroaders

The Cleburne Railroaders host the Chicago Dogs for an evening matchup at La Moderna Field, formerly known as The Depot at Cleburne Station. The visitors are a familiar opponent, and the home team often feeds off the ballpark’s intimate sightlines and unique features that can shape the late innings.

La Moderna Field
AUG29
Festivals

Harvest Fest

Planned by the Johnson County Farm Bureau Board of Directors, this harvest celebration promises plenty of fun for all ages with a full slate of activities. It shines a spotlight on local farmers and area businesses. After the festivities conclude, it will be time to play ball.

Railroaders Ballpark
AUG29
Workshops & Classes

NEW BLACKSMITH CLASSES

Spend a full day learning blacksmithing with hands-on teaching in a small class that allows for one-on-one guidance. All tools and materials are included, and you will take home everything you create. Projects can range from knife making to ornamental ironwork within the class time. This is a full day certification course, and certificates are provided. Tuition is $300 per student. Space is limited, and registration is by phone at 254-998-0261.

Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum
AUG30
Art & Culture

Verbz & Vibez Gospel SpokenWord Competition & Open Mic

A spiritually focused spoken word competition and showcase presented by Mike Guinn Entertainment and guided by Mike Guinn invites spoken word artists to share praise-centered pieces under a clear no profanity policy. Admission is free. Competitors will vie for cash awards of $125 for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third. Performance slots are limited and filled on a first come, first served basis. Spiritually led spoken word artists can text 972-704-5001 for details on how to compete. The focus is on uplifting messages, building new fans, and growing support.

Farr Best Theater Memories
AUG30
Sales & Discounts

All Aboard Shop Cleburne 2026

All Aboard Shop Cleburne is a customer appreciation shopping campaign that encourages buying local in Cleburne and includes the tax free weekend. The promotion features a total of $5,000 in giveaways divided into three prizes, with two awards of $1,000 and one award of $3,000. Each week, the Chamber selects a participating business to distribute All Aboard Bucks at random. Prizes must be claimed by calling the Chamber office the Monday after each drawing by 3 p.m. if not present.

Plaza Main Street Theatre
AUG30
Sports

Chicago Dogs

Chicago Dogs take on the Cleburne Railroaders at La Moderna Field, previously known as The Depot at Cleburne Station, in Cleburne, Texas. The matchup brings together teams from different leagues and regions, with the chance for tight late-inning moments, strong performances on the mound, and power hitting. Professional baseball unfolds in an up-close ballpark atmosphere.

La Moderna Field
AUG31
Fundraisers

Element Enterprises 16th Annual Charity Golf Tournament

The annual golf tournament benefiting Jonathan's Place is confirmed. Registration will open on the event website, so golfers can organize their teams and prepare to sign up. This charitable outing supports the work of Jonathan's Place.

Walnut Creek Country Club
SEP5
Music

Songbird

At Songbird Live in Cleburne, HEARTBREAKER delivers a Pat Benatar tribute in an intimate setting, channeling powerhouse vocals, tight musicianship, and the charged spirit of the original songs. The performance is crafted for listeners who want more than casual covers, focusing on the fire, discipline, and defiance that define Benatar’s catalog. The set features favorites such as Heartbreaker, Love Is a Battlefield, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, We Belong, Fire and Ice, Shadows of the Night, and Invincible, along with other anthems that still get a room on its feet. The atmosphere invites listening, singing along, and feeling the energy up close. HEARTBREAKER is an independent act dedicated to celebrating the music of Pat Benatar.

Songbird Live
SEP5
Family

Carstar Auto Body Classic Car Show

A classic car show at CARSTAR Auto Body kicks off Labor Day weekend with a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere. The new location offers easy access from multiple directions and plenty of parking, and food will be available on site. Music will keep toes tapping while spectators enjoy the vehicles and the company. Admission is free for the public. Participants can register any vehicle, whether it arrives under its own power or is pushed, pulled, or towed, with open class registration priced at $25 per vehicle. A total of 42 awards will be presented, including categories such as Best of Show, Sponsor’s Choice, Under Construction, Special Interest, Late Model, Rat Rod, Cycle, and more. Proceeds support D & D Rockin’ Rods Family & Friends Christmas for Kids 2026. Plans are subject to change and weather conditions. Registration is handled on site only, and there is no pre registration or online payment of any kind. Requests to register or pay in advance are not from D & D Rockin’ Rods.

CARSTAR Campbell's Auto Body
SEP6
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at Geyer Commons

Enjoy Maine-inspired seafood in Mansfield as Cousins Maine Lobster sets up at Geyer Commons with a menu featuring lobster rolls in Maine, Connecticut, and garlic styles, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Warm options include creamy lobster bisque and classic clam chowder, and whoopie pies are also on the menu. Preordering and rewards are available through the CML app. Service is cashless, with payment accepted via major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

Geyer Commons
SEP10
Music

Steve & Tamara Perform at Market Street, Taphouse 16

Steve Cosio and Tamara King present a spirited night of good-natured fun as they perform a set packed with well known favorites. The mood stays playful while familiar tunes take center stage.

Market Street
SEP10
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Cleburne

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at HTeaO Cleburne with seafood favorites to enjoy alongside an HTeaO beverage. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and creamy choices like lobster bisque or clam chowder, with whoopie pies and more for dessert. All transactions are cashless and can be completed with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or in app payments, and preorders through the CML app earn rewards.

HTeaO
SEP12
Theater

Junie B. Jones Jr

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present the musical Junie B. Jones Jr as part of their Show Intensive Series, the fourth of six productions in the lineup. Based on Barbara Park’s children’s books, the story follows Junie B. on her first day of first grade as she navigates changing friendships, meets a new classmate named Herb, struggles to see the board and wonders if she needs glasses, faces a spirited kickball showdown, and pours her thoughts into a secret journal. With lively songs and plenty of humor, this production celebrates friendship, growing up, and finding confidence, offering a fun outing for all ages.

Plaza Main Street Theatre
SEP12
Art & Culture

Woodcarvers Showcase

Experience live demonstrations by skilled woodcarvers, browse distinctive hand-carved pieces available for purchase, and learn more about this timeless craft. This showcase welcomes art lovers, collectors, and anyone curious about woodcarving. Organizers are seeking woodcarvers to participate as demonstrators, and those interested in vending should use the ticketed link in the official event listing only. Attendees should be alert to spam accounts. All legitimate vendor and registration information appears in the original event description, so avoid responding to comments from non-city accounts.

Russell Farm Art Center
SEP13
Sports

Fall Lacrosse League (5 weeks)

Build skills and confidence in a five-week lacrosse league at Michael Skinner Sports Complex. New players are introduced to the game while returning players strengthen core techniques. Coaching is personalized for each participant. All equipment is provided, making it easy to step onto the field and start playing. This program is open to boys and girls ages 7 to 17.

Michael Skinner Sports Complex
SEP13
Fundraisers

Crowley ISD Bands (Crowley HS & North Crowley HS) Mattress Fundraiser

The annual mattress fundraiser benefiting the Crowley High School Band and North Crowley High School Band takes place at Crowley High School for one day only. Guests can try out more than 35 mattress styles on site, with savings aimed at helping them rest better while their purchases support the school and its band programs. Organizers emphasize the single-day nature of the sale and welcome help from the community in spreading the word to boost support.

Crowley High School
SEP13
Fundraisers

7th Annual Grandview 4-H Clay Shoot

Now in its seventh year, this fundraising sporting clays event supports Grandview 4-H youth and future agricultural leaders. It takes place at Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch, a new venue for the event, and includes a meal once the shooting wraps up. Registration is open, and sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and individuals, including Title, Buckle, Food, Platinum, and Station options.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
SEP16
Workshops & Classes

Ladies Night 2026

Spend an evening with like-minded women enjoying a night of shooting guided by free professional instruction, then unwind with snacks and drinks such as 12 Gauge Cabernet or 20 Gauge Chardonnay. The cost is $57 and includes the shooting session and instruction. Ammunition is not included, but it is available on site.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
SEP17
Career

Opportunity Resource Services Lunch Social

Connect with Chamber members and leaders from the community at a Lunch Social presented by Opportunity Resource Services. Professionals can build relationships, exchange ideas, and broaden their networks while finding ways to strengthen partnerships and uncover future opportunities. Remember to bring business cards to share with new contacts. This friendly gathering offers a straightforward way to meet people and businesses across the community.

SEP18
Music

Golden Hour Gathering

Enjoy an easygoing evening with live sets from DJ Antonio, hors d’oeuvres, and beverages in a friendly setting. Guests can unwind, mingle with friends and neighbors, and take in the evening ambiance while the music plays. This relaxed community gathering focuses on good company, flavorful bites, and creating lasting memories.

Album Mansfield
SEP18
Fundraisers

Fostering Rescue Annual Benefit Dinner

This annual benefit dinner supporting Fostering Rescue honors the organization’s work with children and families in foster, adoptive, and kinship care. Participation helps fund practical help, essential resources, encouragement, and hope for those who need it most. The program features personal stories and time for connection, offering a chance to make a tangible difference for vulnerable children. Tickets are available as an individual seat for $100 or a sponsor table for eight guests for $600. Hosted at TCAL Church, the event reflects a shared commitment that every child should feel loved, valued, and remembered.

TCAL Church
SEP18
Theater

Agatha Christie's And The There Were None at Plaza Theatre Co

Plaza Theatre Company presents Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None at its Dudley Hall venue. This marks the company's 207th Mainstage production since its founding in 2006. The play follows ten people summoned to a lonely island, where accusations surface and past misdeeds come to light. As guests begin to die in succession, fear and suspicion take hold, and each person must confront the possibility that the culprit is in their midst. The production highlights the taut mystery and twists that have made this story a staple of Christie's work.

Plaza Theatre Company at Dudley Hall
SEP18
Fundraisers

Aiming High for Kids Clay Shoot

The 23rd annual sporting clay shoot supports advocacy for children in foster care throughout Johnson County. Registration is open with early bird pricing available. Teams can register to reserve a spot and take part in an event focused on helping local children and the advocates who serve them.

Alpine Shooting Range
SEP18
Festivals

Sand & Saddles Music Fest / Trail Ride

In Johnson County, Texas, a Texas-sized celebration brings live music together with trail rides, water activities, camping, fishing tournaments, and campfire sessions along the historic Chisholm Trail. More than a music festival, it honors the legacy of David Murdoch and helps preserve Texas history for the next generation. Free parking and free camping are available, and children 14 and under are free with a parent. The lineup announcement is on the way, and tickets will be on sale soon.

Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum
SEP19
Health & Wellness

Be Healthy Burleson 5K / 10K / Fun Run

Hosted by the City of Burleson Parks and Recreation Department, the 14th annual Be Healthy Burleson 5K / 10K / Fun Run brings the community together at Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza in Old Town Burleson for a morning focused on health, wellness, and safety for all ages. Participants can choose a 1-mile Fun Run, a 5K, or a 10K, welcoming runners, walkers, and families. The day begins with a group warm up, followed by the Fun Run, then the 10K, and the 5K. After the races, enjoy a family-friendly celebration with music, a bounce house, giveaways, and local community vendors. Registration is available for all distances. Event shirts are guaranteed only for entries completed by the posted deadline, and Fun Run registration does not include a shirt. Advance packet pick up is offered at The BRiCk. The event is inclusive and aims to accommodate participants of all abilities so everyone can fully participate and enjoy the experience.

Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza - Old Town, Burleson
SEP19
Fundraisers

Texas 2 Step to Freedom

The Loft at North Texas Jellystone Park sets the scene for an evening featuring a meal by Blue Mesa Grill, a performance by Jess Woolverton, plenty of dancing, and the excitement of both live and silent auctions. Contributions through donations, ticket and table purchases, sponsorships, and auction bids help provide safety, support, and hope for women and children rebuilding their lives. The celebration pairs entertainment with purpose, with every part of the night supporting efforts to end human trafficking.

North Texas Jellystone Park
SEP19
Music

4th Annual Lake Ridge Drumline Contest

https://www.lakeridgedrumlinecontest.com/

Lake Ridge High School
SEP19
Outdoor Recreation

Chisholm Frontier Trail Ride

Riders gather to attempt the largest trail ride ever recorded in Johnson County. This milestone effort is part of the inaugural Sand & Saddles Music Festival at the Chisholm Trail Museum in Cleburne.

Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum
SEP19
Markets

Westhill Vendor Market

The West Hill Vendor Market is a monthly community marketplace that recurs on the third Saturday, gathering local makers, small businesses, and artisans alongside shoppers in a friendly setting. It shares upcoming dates, vendor application information, and event updates, and it fosters a supportive community for local businesses.

SEP19
Markets

Texas Pyrex Swap and Vintage Market

Fans of classic kitchenware and retro finds can explore a vibrant swap and market at the Cleburne Conference Center. The event returns to this venue with a festive atmosphere and a wide selection that includes Pyrex, Fire King, and Hazel Atlas, plus unique Pyrex-inspired creations and countless other vintage treasures. It coincides with Antique Alley in Cleburne, adding to a full day of treasure hunting across town. Collectors searching for that elusive piece and those just beginning a collection will both find plenty to browse. Admission is free for all, and it offers a welcome escape from the heat.

Cleburne Conference Center
SEP24
Career

Hispanic Business Alliance

A Hispanic Business Alliance networking event takes place at the Cleburne Conference Center. The evening includes hors d'oeuvres and time to connect with fellow attendees. Giveaways are held every 30 minutes, and attendees must be present to win. Reservations must be canceled 48 hours in advance to avoid charges. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Heatherj@cleburnechamber.com.

Cleburne Conference Center
SEP25
Markets

The Midnight Chapter

An after-dark celebration for readers, romantics, fantasy fans, and anyone seeking a cozy fall-night atmosphere. Lantern light and cool evening air set the scene as live music drifts through the winery. The night features author signings, carefully selected vendors, raffles, and welcoming fire pits, along with plentiful books that might keep you turning pages well past bedtime. More than a market, this gathering centers on stories and the feeling they create. Whether the draw is the books, the ambiance, the wine, the music, or simply the experience itself, it is designed to be unforgettable.

SEP25
Music

Time Thief Is Back @ Station 330

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.

Station 330
SEP25
Groups & Meetups

🍂 MBHPN September 2026 — Fall Connection Mixer (In-Person): Rebuilding Our Support Systems Together

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.

The Mill
SEP26
Festivals

First Responders Day 2026

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.

The Fire Department
SEP26
Health & Wellness

September Full Moon 🍂

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.

SEP26
Family

MAS & PetSmart Presents: ADOPT JOY Adoption Event

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.

PetSmart (Burleson, TX)
SEP27
Family

Kids Color Run!

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.

SEP29
Art & Culture

Women in Leadership Fashion Show

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.

Cleburne, Texas
OCT2
Sports

14th Annual CA Roy/Floyd's Walker Memorial Golf Tournament

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.

Hidden Creek Golf Course - Burleson, TX
OCT2
Music

CODY HIBBARD - THE RUT & THE ROAD TOUR

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.

OCT3
Fundraisers

Breaking the Chains of Human Trafficking 4th Annual Golf Tournament

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.

Cleburne Golf Links
OCT3
Health & Wellness

Cruising for a Cure 5K Walk and Run

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.

James McKnight Park East
OCT3
Health & Wellness

Strides for Strength 5K Run & Family Fun Mile

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.

Texas Health Hospital Mansfield
OCT3
Games & Entertainment

ALR 624’s 8th Annual Bike Rodeo

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.

American Legion Mansfield Tx Post 624
OCT6
Civic

National Night Out

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

OCT9
Games & Entertainment

Wild West Casino Night

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.

Cleburne Conference Center
OCT9
Theater

The Mummy at Plaza Theatre Co

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.

Plaza Theatre Company at Dudley Hall
OCT10
Sports

Hot Flash 5K Walk/Run Event

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.

Midlothian Community Park
OCT10
Family

Dogs & Doggies - A Foodies & Furry Friends Event!

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.

Hilltop Barn
OCT11
Festivals

12th Annual Hot Rods & Heroes Motor Festival

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.

La Moderna Field
OCT12
Fundraisers

Joshua Education Foundation Gol Tournament

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.

Hidden Creek Golf Course - Burleson, TX
OCT13
Career

Ridgeview Rehab Lunch Social

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.

OCT15
Family

Haunt the Block 2026

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.

Downtown Mansfield TX
OCT15
Civic

BACC Fall Luncheon

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.

Pathway Church
OCT16
Health & Wellness

Texas Yoga Retreat ✨ in a castle 🏰

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.

OCT16
Theater

Singin' in the Rain at Plaza Theatre Co

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.

Plaza Theatre Company at Dudley Hall
OCT17
Markets

Shopping Days vendor market

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.

OCT17
Fundraisers

NHBW Mid Cities Founders Day: Casino Night Fundraiser

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.

The Grand View
OCT17
Festivals

Community Fall Festival 2026

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.

OCT17
Fundraisers

Shotguns & Guitars 2026

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.

Defender Outdoors Clay Sports Ranch
OCT21
Groups & Meetups

Coffee For A Cause

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.

OCT22
Food & Drink

Taste of Mansfield 2026

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.

OCT24
Sports

Purple Dress Run

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.

Katherine Rose Memorial Park
OCT24
Family

PetSmart Adoption Event - National Adoption Week

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.

PetSmart (Burleson, TX)
OCT26
Health & Wellness

October Full Moon 🌕

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.

OCT28
Career

Federal, State & County Chamber Luncheon

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.

Cleburne Conference Center

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