Events in Coppell today

Business owners come together for real conversation and relationship building with a focus on mutual growth. Nibarix Networking reports more than $1.3 million in return on investment over the past year, reflecting the impact of consistent connections. This gathering takes place at Thirsty Lion Glade Parks, where guests can meet the chapter and learn what the organization is building.

This coin show features 70 dealer tables offering coins, stamps, paper currency, gold, jewelry, and proof sets, along with other related items. Browse a wide selection of collectibles in one convenient setting.

A mall pinball tournament brings head-to-head action to the Vista Shopping Center, welcoming seasoned competitors chasing WPPR points as well as newcomers trying an IFPA event for the first time. Look for the setup on the lower level in Section A on the mall directory. Parking is convenient near the Cinemark theater, and entry is at Door 3. Players compete in four rounds of head-to-head play with four games per round, and the top four advance to a three strikes final. Entry is $20 and includes a cold bottled water or soft drink, with a pizza slice for the first ten players. Registration is available in person or online. Prizes include one token per participant for each finalist and the fifth-place finisher, so with 40 competitors the top five would each receive 40 additional tokens. The champion of the three strikes final also takes home a new Shishmallows toy and 24 more tokens, second place receives 12 more tokens, and third place gets 4. Late arrivals may join until the end of Round 2, and early departures are allowed. The machine lineup will be announced.

Enjoy an open gym session featuring three hours of supervised activity with full access to bars, beams, pits, and ninja equipment. Designed for ages 3 through teens, this flexible time works for all skill levels, whether you want to practice advanced tumbling, sharpen soccer footwork, or simply move around with friends. Admission is $15 at the door.

Community Bike Night brings riders together for a casual pre-ride meetup at QuikTrip, followed by a brief riders meeting and group departure. Riders may take part in the group ride or connect at the end, with the emphasis on lighthearted fun. Pace options include a Cruise group for those newer to group rides, blending quieter back roads with some freeway time while building confidence, safety, and consistency. The Medium group suits riders with some highway experience who want to keep developing skills and adaptability. The Fast group is for highway-seasoned riders taking on quicker routes that call for precision and control.

A 90s night returns to The Maverick with a wide variety of music from the decade. The venue offers a stage with professional sound and lighting, along with food service and a helpful staff. The organizers suggest reserving a table in advance.

A community trail run at Lakeside Tower covers roughly 4 to 5 miles. The no-drop format welcomes all experience levels and paces, ensuring no one is left behind. Participants are encouraged to bring friends, connect with fellow runners, and enjoy time outside with the Sun & Ski Sports community.

This weekly open water training session is part of the Playtri Open Water Club, the longest-running weekly open water program in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Athletes from across the region and from a variety of coaching groups take part throughout the season. Swims are held only when the Texas Parks and Wildlife reported water temperature is above 56 degrees Fahrenheit. Coaching is offered in two groups, one focused on skill development and one designed for longer continuous swimming, with a lifeguard and watercraft providing support at every session. Activities proceed in rain but are canceled for thunder, lightning, or winds deemed unsafe by staff. A brightly colored swim cap is required. Wetsuits are required when the water is below 60 degrees Fahrenheit, with limited exceptions for swimmers who have extensive cold water experience. Current Playtri athletes participate at no cost, while others can drop in for $10 cash only, with no electronic payments accepted. A printed open water waiver and the Playtri online waiver are both required. Arrive a little early for a prompt start, and look for weather related updates on the event page before each swim. The group meets in the parking lot east of the RV park.

Enjoy a guided experience presented in three parts that begins at the Grapevine Visitor Information Center inside Grapevine Main Station and explores Grapevine’s past, its railroad heritage, and its aviation story. Check in at the Grapevine Visitor Information Center located within Grapevine Main Station and Harvest Hall. Space is limited, so please reserve online in advance.

Collector’s Catch brings a larger card show to The Bedford Center YMCA, featuring more vendors and a spacious layout with lake views. Explore Pokemon, One Piece, Dragon Ball, and sports cards while enjoying a live DJ, giveaways, local artists, and food and drinks. Admission and parking are free. Vendor tables are available, with 6 foot tables priced at $45 and 10 foot premium tables at $75.

Relive the excitement of a beloved school tradition at a Scholastic Book Fair hosted by Gymboree Play & Music of Southlake. Browse and purchase books to build a home library and inspire young readers, then enjoy playtime after you shop. Guests can also learn about the Preschool Play & Prep program, with early enrollment available to Book Fair shoppers as part of a Back-To-School promotion. More details will be provided.

Arlington Card Show brings a two day showcase to NTX Arena in Lewisville for its debut at this venue, presented by @pokenostalgiastore and @arlingtoncardshows. Expect 300 plus vendor tables with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade Pokémon, sports, One Piece, Dragon Ball, and other trading card game collectibles. Cosplay is welcome, on site food vendors will be available, and free parking makes arrival simple. Giveaways will run throughout the event, including hourly chances to win. General admission and VIP options are offered online, with VIP providing early access. Entry is $5 and includes a ticket for a chance at prizes, and children 5 and under are free with a paid adult. Vendor spots are available, and a table purchase covers both days.

A meet and greet at Hollywood Feed in Southlake where you can meet huskies who are hoping to find a loving family. Say hello, spend a bit of time with them, and see if one might be the perfect new member of your pack.

Baggers and Betties brings roaring baggers, classic pinup flair, and local vendors to Texas Harley-Davidson, all to benefit the Fort Worth Aviation Museum as it repairs vintage aircraft damaged by April hailstorms. The Bagger Bike Show awards recognition and custom trophies across four categories: Best Paint, Best Custom, Loudest Pipes, and Best Bagger, with day-of registration set at $30. A Pinup Contest offers cash prizes with free entry, and participants can secure a spot by emailing three photos in their best rockabilly or biker pinup look to battlinbettiesdfw@gmail.com. Food trucks, chilled brews, and the Rebel Mobile Cigar Lounge keep the energy high while enthusiasts showcase standout rides and vintage style in support of local history.

Riftbound Nexus Night is a casual play gathering with no entry fee. Participants receive promotional items for taking part.

Deep Cover performs a free tribute set at Southlake Pickleball, celebrating classic rock, Motown, blues, and pop. Enjoy a spirited mix of beloved styles delivered by a band dedicated to the timeless sounds of these genres.

The Ukrainian Cultural Club of Dallas presents a festive community celebration at the Lewisville Grand Theater marking 35 years since Ukraine regained its independence. Experience live music, traditional Ukrainian singing, and spirited folk dancing that honor the nation’s culture, resilience, and pride. The occasion welcomes those with Ukrainian roots as well as friends and supporters of Ukraine. Admission is free.

Enjoy a free tribute concert on the Toyota Music Factory plaza, featuring live bands that celebrate classic rock, country favorites, arena anthems, and chart-topping hits in an open-air setting for all ages. Bring lawn chairs, enjoy dinner and drinks, and settle in for an energized evening of music. The series showcases acts such as Local Yoakam, All The Small Things, Tennessee Whiskey, Desperado, Fleetwood Journey, The Small Things, King George, Matchbook 20, Live 80, Fool Fighters, Turnpike Tributeours, Infinite Journey, and Like Combs.

Classic rock returns to Chill in Lewisville for a night of rock music beneath the night sky.

Donate blood and help make a lifesaving difference in the community. Registration is simple. Sign in and select a donation time slot that works with your schedule. Every donation matters and can help save lives. Reserve a spot to participate.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Four Seasons Market in Flower Mound, where a variety of local vendors offer staples like fresh produce, meats, honey, tamales, and jams, along with pastries, pies, cookies, and candies. Look for year-round cheesecake flavors including Plain, Signature, Chocolate, and Mango Habanero, plus rotating seasonal selections, all sold frozen for easy take-home storage. This family-owned Fort Worth maker crafts both individual cheesecakes and 10-inch cakes, with gluten-friendly and sugar-free options available. The recipe dates back more than four decades, and the individual servings use convenient grab-and-go packaging to help preserve freshness. Cheesecakes keep for a couple of weeks in the refrigerator and for months in the freezer, so stocking up is simple.

Admission to Irving Archives & Museum is free every Sunday. Spend time touring the museum, get inventive in the Spark!Lab, or relax while exploring a special exhibition. On the first Sunday of each month, visitors can join free guided tours of the permanent exhibition. This offer is not available on Easter Sunday when the museum is closed.

Discover how to play Pokemon at an introductory event. Attendance is free.

Settle into calm with a one hour guided meditation paired with a restorative sound bath. The experience begins with a gentle welcome that helps participants find a comfortable position, followed by a grounding practice to quiet the mind. A tranquil, facilitator-led meditation then supports mindfulness, emotional release, and balance. The session concludes with enveloping waves of sound that encourage a deep, meditative state. It is designed to ease tension, reduce stress and anxiety, and help you reconnect with body and mind, leaving you feeling refreshed, centered, and renewed.

The Mister Fantastic Blues Band hosts a lively blues jam at The Bull, featuring standout musicians from across DFW. Enjoy the music alongside burgers and a broad selection of craft beers and cocktails.

A maze-style journey invites new finds around every corner. Kids search for fossils, build their dinosaur know-how, and complete three missions set in the Mesozoic era that span 150 million years. Along the way, they imitate dinosaur movements and behaviors, delve into the Triassic and Jurassic periods, and step into the role of junior paleontologists through interactive activities.

Start the morning with a rejuvenating yoga session at Euless Family Life Center. The class opens with calming breathwork to center and ground, moves through a flow that builds strength and improves flexibility, and finishes with 10 to 15 minutes of guided meditation while lying down. The aim is to leave feeling clear, refreshed, and ready for the day. For registration, use the ticket link to access the Euless Playbook, select the gray link icon at the top, and search for Summer Refresh.

This weekly training hour gives women a welcoming, pressure free place to build confidence and elevate their golf skills. Whether starting out or refining specific parts of the game, participants can move forward at a pace that feels right. Sessions combine focused practice with a relaxed approach to learning, using TrackMan technology, structured drills, and coaching to support meaningful progress. Attend regularly or drop in when it fits, and no membership is required. The program is well suited for those who want to build consistency, meet other golfers, and set aside a dedicated hour for improvement. You can begin at any point and choose the dates that work for you. Access is available by purchasing a single lesson or a package.

A free, music-filled gathering at Chicken N Pickle - Grapevine welcomes seniors and anyone who loves classics from the 1940s through the 1970s. It begins with a friendly singalong led by Eric Kolb, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Songs & Smiles, using familiar tunes with accompaniment tracks in comfortable keys and large, easy-to-see lyrics on a screen. Next comes SINGO, a bingo-style game that swaps numbers for short song clips, with prizes for winners. This dementia-friendly event takes place in a private second-floor room with convenient elevator access, and restrooms are available. Registration is required. Attendees are welcome to stay afterward and purchase lunch at the restaurant.

Cousins Maine Lobster sets up at HTeaO Grapevine, serving Maine-style seafood that pairs nicely with your go-to HTeaO drink. The lineup features lobster rolls in Maine, Connecticut, and garlic styles, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, loaded lobster tots, lobster tails, a lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies and more. Order ahead through the CML app to collect rewards. The operation is cashless, with payment accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app methods.

An American Red Cross instructor-led skills session focused on First Aid, CPR, and AED builds confidence in recognizing and responding to cardiac, breathing, and other urgent situations. Participants practice hands-on techniques for adult, child, and infant care, learning how to assist someone who is suddenly ill or injured until advanced medical help takes over. This is the in-person skills component of American Red Cross training and certification, and the online course is not included. Before attending, participants must purchase and complete the corresponding American Red Cross online course for the certification they need. Certification options include Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED, Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED, Adult CPR/AED, and Adult First Aid. The online portion delivers videos and lectures, while the in-person session emphasizes practical application and real-life scenarios. Successful completion results in a two-year American Red Cross certification. Questions can be sent by text to the instructor at (682) 777-3665.

This monthly community meeting takes place on the fourth Monday at Irving Cares. Organizations, nonprofits, and individual community members who serve Irving share updates, highlight local resources, and connect with one another. Everyone is welcome to attend, and ICAN membership is not required.

This third collective giving event at Hooky Entertainment in Southlake focuses on how much good can be accomplished in one hour. Admission is $100, payable by cash or personal check. Those who wish to nominate a local charity for consideration or vote for the recipient must be Sustaining Members, committing to four consecutive giving cycles.

Maacs Grill features video music bingo presented by Headtilt Entertainment, combining real music videos and sing along favorites with the classic bingo format. Participants watch and listen, mark their cards, and compete for prizes while enjoying food and cold drinks. It is free to play and easy for newcomers to get started. A weekly progressive jackpot adds another chance to win.

Challenge Entertainment presents a weekly, free live trivia night at Rack & Tap Sports Bar & Grill. Teams collaborate at their tables to tackle questions spanning sports, history, music, science, and more while enjoying food and drinks. Gift cards go to the top three teams, with $30 for first, $20 for second, and $10 for third.

Music Bingo brings a playful challenge to Bedford Ice House. Short clips of songs are played, players locate the matching titles on their bingo cards, mark the squares, complete the required pattern, then call Bingo to claim a prize. It is free to play, prizes are awarded every round, and the same lively vibe is in full effect. This outing suits date nights, friend groups, families, and anyone confident they know every song, offering a fresh twist on a familiar favorite.

Build practical lifesaving skills in an American Red Cross instructor-led First Aid, CPR, and AED practice session. Learn to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies and provide first aid for sudden illness or injury until advanced medical personnel arrive. This hands-on session delivers the skills portion of the Adult, Child, and Baby First Aid CPR AED training and certification. The required online course with videos and lectures is not included, and participants must purchase and complete the American Red Cross online training that matches the certification they need before attending. Certification options include Adult and Pediatric First Aid CPR AED, Adult and Pediatric CPR AED, Adult CPR AED, and Adult First Aid. Training centers on real-world scenarios and practical application. Upon completion, participants receive a two-year American Red Cross certification. For questions, text the instructor at (682) 777-3665.

A relaxed meetup for motorcycle enthusiasts at The Bull in Grapevine, featuring happy hour pricing offered during two separate periods and live music. The focus is on connecting with fellow riders, enjoying the setting, and pairing a performance with drink specials.

Tuesday Collector Night brings together enthusiasts of sports and trading cards, comics, and other collectibles. The emphasis is on community, consistency, and a shared passion for the hobby. Each week the space turns into a relaxed hub to browse tables, make trades, play games, or simply talk shop, with no obligation to participate in anything specific. TCG Tuesdays runs alongside the broader gathering, offering organized play for titles such as Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic, plus a rotating spotlight game. Structured tournaments take place while the rest of the room remains open and social for collectors, traders, and vendors. Expect a rotating schedule of organized TCG play, open trade tables with a communal hangout area, and a compact marketplace where vendors offer singles, sealed product, slabs, comics, and supplies. Entry is free. It suits both newcomers and longtime collectors, whether the goal is to play, trade, buy, sell, or just spend time with the community. The format is meant to become a weekly routine rather than a single visit.

Make it a lively taco night with music bingo that blends favorite hits with a classic game vibe. Take $1 off every taco while you listen to short song clips, mark your two cards each round, and be the first to call bingo to win. Expect themed rounds, plenty of sing along moments, and four chances to score prizes. The prize lineup moves from $10 in the first round to $20, then $30, and finishes with $40 in the fourth. Bring your music know how and your appetite, it is game on.

Take part in a beginner-friendly DUPR doubles night designed for co-ed and gender-neutral teams. Eligible participants have a DUPR rating under 3.5 or no rating at all, and the organizer may decline entries that do not meet these requirements. Play follows a mixed doubles round robin with set partners. Registration is individual, and you can list a preferred partner during sign-up. If you do not have one, a partner will be assigned. Intro pricing is $5 for P&P members and $15 for non-members. To prepare, create a DUPR account and add your DUPR number to your Court Reserve profile. Install the Swish app and create an account, then connect your DUPR profile in Swish settings. You may need to sign in to DUPR to complete the connection.

Experience a lively country music jam that is billed as a standout in Grapevine, maybe even across DFW. The Country Squires start the show, then welcome local country musicians to take the stage throughout the night. Bring a guitar or fiddle if you plan to play, and make sure to pack your dancing shoes.

Kick off the year with a welcoming meeting for dads. Open to all fathers, this get-together will go over the events planned for the year.

A co-ed, gender-neutral doubles event features a DUPR-rated intermediate bracket. The format is mixed doubles in a round robin with set partners. Registration is individual, and participants may note a preferred partner; those without a partner will be paired. Eligibility is limited to players with a DUPR rating from 3.5 to 4.25, and the organizer may decline entries that do not meet this requirement. Introductory pricing is $5 for PnP members and $15 for non-members. To prepare, participants should create a DUPR account and add the account number to their Court Reserve profile, download the Swish app and create an account, then link the DUPR account in Swish profile settings, logging into DUPR if needed to complete the integration.

Start the day on a calm note with a yoga class at Euless Family Life Center. The session begins with breathwork to settle and focus, shifts into a sequence that builds strength and increases flexibility, and wraps up with 10 to 15 minutes of guided meditation while lying down. Expect to finish feeling centered and ready for the day ahead. To register, use the Ticket Link that leads to the Euless Playbook, then select the gray link icon at the top and search for “Summer Refresh.”

Enjoy a meal at Panda Express while supporting Texas Harmony Chorus, an award-winning women’s a cappella chorus from Irving, Texas. On this fundraiser day, 20 percent of qualifying sales will be contributed to the chorus. Dine in, pick up takeout, or place an online or app order and your purchase can help fund music and community outreach programs. At online checkout, enter fundraiser code 3861316. For in-restaurant orders, show the fundraiser flyer on your phone or bring a printed copy. Friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors can participate... every qualifying order helps the chorus share a cappella music throughout the community.

Pair up for a token-matching offer at Pinball in the Mall. Each Wednesday, when you buy tokens, your guest gets an equal amount at no charge, so both of you can spend more time chasing high scores without paying extra. This midweek pick-me-up welcomes players of all experience levels. Bring someone along, whether it is a friend, date, coworker, or family member, enjoy twice the play for a single purchase, and make it a weekly tradition.

The HEB Chamber Business Builders leads group meets weekly with an emphasis on each participant’s business. Each Chamber Leads Group is limited to one representative from each industry, ensuring individual attention within the group. To find the group that best fits you and your business, contact the Chamber office at (817) 283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

HEB Chamber Noon Networkers meet weekly for a leads-focused session that supports business growth. Each Chamber Leads Group includes only one representative per industry, giving dedicated attention to each business. For help identifying the group that best fits your needs, contact the Chamber office at (817) 283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

At Altered States Wellness in Glade Parks, the Summer Recovery Series invites participants to invest $39 per person for access to an infrared sauna, a cold plunge, and a red light bed, all focused on easing soreness, supporting recovery, and getting you ready for your next workout.

Experience a group energy healing session led by Neil, a Reiki Master and teacher with over a decade of facilitating circles. The gathering begins with a drum-based meditation, then each participant takes a turn on a massage table for personalized energy work. During each session, Neil shares the messages he receives while focusing on clearing disruptive energies that can contribute to fatigue, feeling off, chaotic emotions, or physical discomfort. Every experience is unique to the person on the table, with an emphasis on multidimensional clearing. The fee is $30.00. Space can be reserved by phone with the hosting store, and there are no refunds for missed classes.

This weekly trivia night at Guitars & Growlers Flower Mound features a wide mix of categories and deals on local craft beer and food. Participation is free, and teams may include one to six players, with prizes for the top three finishers. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Each team uses one smart device, such as a phone, tablet, or laptop, to submit answers, so arriving with a fully charged device is recommended. Faster correct answers earn more points, and an external charger can help if power runs low.

Enjoy relaxed Magic The Gathering Commander pods with an $8 entry. Each participant receives a pack, and the winner of their pod takes two. A Rule 0 conversation within your group is encouraged.

This friendly, hands-on circle with Tiffany Angél creates space to practice giving and receiving readings using the divination tools you love. Attendees team up to read for one another, interpret messages, explore new techniques, and learn together in an easygoing, supportive setting. Bring tarot, oracle, or Lenormand cards, runes, pendulums, charm casting sets, bones, palmistry or astrology knowledge, scrying tools, mediumship or channeled messages, or any other method you enjoy. The emphasis is on building confidence through experience, experimentation, and community. All experience levels are welcome. Participants are encouraged to come with a favorite tool and an open mind. Cost is $20.