Family events in Coppell, TX

White Rock Farmers Market highlights North Texas growers and makers with a producer-only focus. Local farmers offer fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs, while artisans share handcrafted bread, jams, granola, and other small-batch treats. Creative vendors add soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and a variety of handmade goods. Everything is sold directly by the people who grow or make it, with no resellers. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP benefits are matched up to 30 dollars per day. Enjoy live music and a friendly community atmosphere. The market goes on in any weather and welcomes both pets and strollers.

Families can enjoy a no-cost make and take craft experience at the Coppell Arts Center. Children receive a ready-to-assemble kit and can customize their project at art stations inside the venue. This activity is designed for ages 3 to 12, and a parent or guardian must accompany children at all times.

An annual fall craft fair showcases local vendors offering handmade home décor, sewn items, jewelry, gifts, and more. Those interested in selling should use the official application, then submit it by email or drop it off at the senior center. Only the specified application process is accepted, and any comments suggesting other methods are fraudulent.

Affordable wellness care for cats and dogs is available at Irving Supply & Feed. The clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventions for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Services are first come, first served, and no appointment is required. New clients may pre-register.

A community market runs alongside a chili cook off, creating a single gathering with two activities to experience.

Opening weekend at the Frisco Rotary Farmers Market at Kaleidoscope Park features new vendors, music, a balloon artist, knife sharpening, and more. Enjoy a lively market atmosphere with plenty to explore.

Cottonwood Art Festival is a two-day celebration of art.

At the DFW Car & Toy Museum, Pets and Paparazzi: TikTok Time welcomes dog-loving families to explore classic cars and vintage toys while pups enjoy the spotlight. Guests can take in the museum exhibits and watch dogs pose and perform for the cameras. Museum staff and visitors will capture TikTok clips featuring canine talents, whether that means a quick spin, a friendly paw shake, a little dance, or simply a charming smile. An indoor showcase presents a wide collection of classic and exotic cars in a comfortable, climate controlled setting. Admission is free, water stations will be available for dogs, and there are plenty of photo opportunities that pair automobiles with their four-legged fans. Attendees are encouraged to share their moments using #DFWDogDay, #CarAndToyMuseum, #PupStars, and #DFWCarandToyMuseum. For everyone’s safety, dogs must remain leashed, social, and friendly. Aggressive behavior or excessive barking will not be allowed, and owners must supervise their pets at all times.

Presented by Charisma Kennels and DTX Bullies, this showcase at Will Rogers Memorial Center & Facilities features four all-breed conformation shows, four junior showmanship competitions, and one XL American Bully specialty. Breeds represented include American Bully, Brazilian Bull, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Olde English Bulldogge, and Shorty Bull. Event representatives are Rachel Martinez, Callie Abrams, and JJ Steiling, with judges to be announced. Admission is $25 per person, and children 12 and under enter free. Booth options are available, with VIP at $300, ringside at $250, and regular at $200. For the safety and comfort of all participants, aggressive dogs are not permitted and dogs in season are not allowed.

The annual St Thomas the Apostle Fall Festival features food, fun, games, and shopping.

Adoption Day in DFW offers a welcoming chance to meet dogs looking for new homes. The list of pups expected to attend will be shared shortly beforehand so the guest lineup stays current. Anyone hoping to adopt needs to be pre-approved, which includes submitting an adoption application and reviewing the adoption fees and procedures. Plan ahead if you intend to adopt, and check close to the event for the most up-to-date attendance list.

Pride Kel-So 2026 returns in person with a theme that no one is left behind, centering love, diversity, and community. The lineup includes Sharon Herrera of LGBTQ SAVES as a special guest speaker, live music, more than 150 inclusive vendors, food trucks, activities, and entertainment suitable for all ages. Attendees can dance, connect, and share uplifting moments with family and friends while affirming visibility and belonging across Keller and Southlake. Advance registration is required.

Gather to play the Lorcana trading card game and connect with other players. Meet new friends as you enjoy games together.

An upbeat hour of hands-on fun awaits in the Youth Department at the library. Families can enjoy a mix of activities such as games, LEGO, Play-Doh, and other playful options, creating happy memories together.

Dickies Arena hosts team-format professional bull riding where riders and bulls go head to head with heightened energy. The competition lasts two hours and delivers a steady stream of rides and elite athleticism. The atmosphere is lively and family friendly while still packed with high-intensity action. Ticket options include venue and team presales, a PBR presale, and VIP packages.

Experience one of North Texas’s largest Asian cultural celebrations at the 17th annual DFW Dragon Boat, Kite and Lantern Festival, organized by the Marco Polo World Foundation. Enjoy a full day by the lake featuring dragon boat racing, cultural performances, food vendors, and family friendly activities. Admission is free, and the festival highlights vibrant traditions, color, and energy in an outdoor setting for all ages.

As part of DMA FREE First Sundays: Access for All, the DMA offers free admission to exhibitions on the first Sunday of the month. Visitors can explore exhibitions at no cost, take part in engaging on-site programs, and experience a permanent collection that spans more than 5,000 years. This monthly initiative is supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Sundays offer free admission to the Irving Archives & Museum. Visitors can tour the museum, get inventive in Spark!Lab, and explore the museum's special exhibitions. Free guided tours of the permanent exhibition are offered on the first Sunday of each month. Free admission is not offered on Easter Sunday due to closure.

Experience The Irving Story on a docent-led tour of this permanent exhibition. Spanning 4,000 square feet and honored with national awards, the gallery follows Irving’s journey from frontier beginnings through suburban expansion to a modern, diverse city. A friendly guide shares context, stories, and key highlights throughout the visit. Admission and the tour are free.

At Read2Rover, children practice reading with therapy dogs who simply listen. These gentle partners like to curl up beside the reader and enjoy the story, and there is no teasing if a word is missed. Sharing stories with a dog can nurture a positive outlook on books, strengthen reading skills, and build confidence. Open to young readers of any age. No registration is needed.

This program features a lively mix of stories and songs designed for toddlers ages 1 to 3 with a caregiver. It supports early learning, encourages social interaction, and nurtures a lasting appreciation for the library.

Explore Irving ISD Schools of Choice at an information night designed for families. Attendees can get an overview of specialized programs, ask questions, and compare options to find the right fit for their student. The session covers opportunities at Singley Academy, Singley Collegiate Academy, South Irving Collegiate Academy at Nimitz, Cardwell Career Preparatory Center, and the STEM Academy at de Zavala Middle School. It supports students interested in STEM, college preparation, or career-focused learning by outlining the pathways available.

Take part in National Walk to School Day. A detailed map highlights special star-marked stops, and visiting any one of them will earn a small prize. Enjoy the walk and celebrate getting to school on foot.

Children ages 3 to 6 can enjoy stories presented in different ways. Caregivers are welcome to attend the program, or they may use other parts of the Library until the program ends.

HSNT provides a low cost vaccination clinic that is available by appointment. Appointments are required, and there are no residency or income restrictions. Please bring your pet’s vaccination history if you have it. All animals must arrive safely contained in a carrier or on a leash. Services are offered at the HSNT Spay & Neuter Clinic. To schedule or ask questions, email clinic@hsnt.org or call 817-332-4768 ext. 112.

Little learners explore the world of rabbits in a playful 1.5 hour session created for preschoolers ages 2.5 to 4 with an accompanying adult. Advance registration is required. Dress for both indoor activities and a short walk outside, and plan to wear closed-toed shoes. The $25 fee covers one child and one adult. If enrolling more than one child, please register the second child using the additional child option for the same date. The classroom is set up for children 2.5 and older and is not suitable for younger ages. Capacity is limited. Siblings under 2.5 may attend at no cost, but they must remain in a stroller or carrier for safety. Refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations or absences.

Presented by Kroger, this Dallas vs Tampa Bay watch party brings fans together at Texas Live! for a shared game day experience. Whether you are a hardcore supporter, part of the game day crew, or anywhere in between, it offers a lively place to cheer as the action unfolds. Open to all ages.

A breed meetup for poodles features a complimentary pupsicle for each poodle in attendance. Attendees can snap photos with new pals and share them on Instagram by tagging @muttscantina_dfw. The gathering brings poodles together for relaxed social time and connections among owners and their dogs.

Celebrate a weekly, family-friendly karaoke night at Fuzzy’s Little Elm by the lake. Every Thursday offers a welcoming setting suitable for all ages to step up to the mic and enjoy singing together.

Life In Technicolor presents a Coldplay tribute at the Dallas Arboretum, bringing a single evening of the band’s most beloved anthems. A group of world class musicians captures the live concert energy with heartfelt precision, covering favorites like Yellow, Viva La Vida, Clocks, and Fix You. Attendees can sing along, sway, and celebrate the songs that have captivated fans.

Meta TCG hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game event in the Standard format that welcomes both seasoned competitors and newcomers. Players of all ages participate, although only adult participants are shown on social media. Bring a Standard-legal deck and compete for pack-per-win prizes. Pre-registration is not required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to take part. The shop also buys bulk cards and Pokémon singles, so extra cards are welcome.

Each Thursday, Play Street Museum in Fort Worth offers a special session where little ones can burn off energy, strengthen problem solving, build social skills, and let their creativity flourish.

Make a day of it with an authentic train ride aboard the coaches of Thomas the Tank Engine, with plenty of fun along the way. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.

The Unhuggables takes the main stage at the Day Out with Thomas event in Grapevine, TX, presenting three live animal shows spread throughout the day. These onstage wildlife presentations invite eventgoers to learn about animals in a dynamic setting. Tickets are required.

Poké Club is for Pokémon fans in grades K through 9, meeting in the Learning Center on the second and fourth Fridays after school. The second Friday offers snacks, chances to trade cards, and a hands-on Pokémon craft. The fourth Friday focuses on playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game and exchanging advice on how to care for and collect cards.

A welcoming gathering for Catholic single mothers, offering a chance to bring children, connect with peers, share experiences, and learn more about Momentum in a supportive, faith centered community. This free event includes dinner and provides childcare to make participation easier. Advance registration is requested to help with planning.

The Texans travel to Southlake for a district showdown with Southlake Carroll at Dragon Stadium. It is a road test in district play, and supporters can show their Texan spirit whether they are nearby or cheering from afar.

Jump into a high-energy open gym experience with three full hours to make the space your own. Participants ages 3 through teens can practice advanced tumbling, sharpen soccer footwork, or simply move and play with friends. Supervision is provided throughout, and the facility is open for full access to bars, beams, pits, and ninja equipment. All skill levels are welcome. Admission is $15 at the door.

Enjoy a free screening at the Capp Smith Park Amphitheater. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxed viewing experience. The film follows a lonely boy who befriends a gentle alien stranded on Earth and works to send him home, while government scientists attempt to seize the visitor for research. It earned Academy Awards for sound, visual effects, and score. Concessions will be available for purchase, with proceeds supporting the Watauga Active Adult Center.

Downtown Dallas, Inc. presents an outdoor film series at Main Street Garden Park that builds to Halloween with favorites steeped in horror, camp, and the supernatural. This screening features Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992), rated PG-13 with a 1 hour 26 minute runtime. Across the series, films span four decades and also include The Witches (1990, PG, 1h 31m), Poltergeist (1982, PG, 2h), a special two-movie night pairing Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1h 24m) with The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1h 40m), and It (2017, R, 2h 12m).