Events in Dallas, TX

Celebrate Small Business Week with a special BNI Visitor's Day focused on relationship-driven growth. Connect with local professionals, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers, enjoy light refreshments, and explore how a structured referral network helps members generate new business. Expect plenty of networking, insights on building strong referral partnerships ahead of Q4, and opportunities to expand your circle. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards and be ready to connect. Space is limited, and registration is recommended to reserve a seat.

Presented by Spune, Son Little brings the CityFolk Tour 2026 to the Backyard at AM/FM with Zach Person. The event is open to all ages, and tickets are available.

Enjoy a free weekly yoga session at The Sound at Cypress Waters in the Rogers-O'Brien Amphitheater. Led by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan, the class blends mindful movement with intentional breathwork and a feel-good flow to help you reset, recharge, and reconnect with yourself and the community. All experience levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat and water, and invite a friend. Attendance is always free, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming.

Power Yoga at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio offers a dynamic, breath-led flow that links continuous movement with postures to build strength, stamina, flexibility, and focus. Creative sequencing keeps you moving while giving space to test your limits both physically and mentally. The class is designed to make you sweat, quiet the mind, and leave you feeling centered and energized. Options and modifications are available so you can tailor the practice to your needs. Ideal for anyone who wants to move with intention, challenge the body, and reignite inner fire, with an emphasis on an energizing flow and a clear connection between mind and body.

TLC presents a nature themed trivia night at Oak Cliff Brewing Co that celebrates Texas plants and wildlife, with questions ranging from pecan trees to armadillos. Teams of up to four compete for prizes while enjoying craft beer and the lively taproom atmosphere. A social hour and check in take place before the game, offering time to settle in with a pint. Oak Cliff Brewing Co partners with rotating food vendors who serve directly from the production space, making it easy to grab a bite. Participation is free, and a $10 donation is suggested. RSVPs are requested for planning and updates, with on site sign up also available. There is also an opportunity to support TLC through North Texas Giving Day as they work to raise $10,000 to protect land, save water, and connect people to nature across Texas.

Southside Run Crew heads to Big Cedar Wilderness for a friendly 4 to 5 mile outing. Participants can choose to run or hike, and every pace is welcome. Meet at Patriots Pavilion. Afterward, enjoy snacks, drinks, and conversation with the group.

Turbo Kick makes its in-person comeback at Kidd Springs Recreation Center with a fast-paced workout featuring throwback flavor, signature combinations, and driving beats that keep you moving. Expect an enthusiastic community of participants and a session that taps into what longtime fans love while welcoming anyone ready to dive back in. Space is limited, so early arrival is recommended. Bring plenty of energy and get ready to pick up the momentum again.

gnash takes the stage at House of Blues Dallas for an all-ages concert. Opening acts will be announced and may change without notice. Tickets on the day of the show can be purchased at the venue’s box office, which operates on show days and closes at varying times depending on the event. Ticket prices may be higher on the event day. Presale opportunities are available, including artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember options, plus Citi cardmember preferred tickets, with a public onsale also offered.

A long-standing weekly jam session offers an evening of music and community. Musicians of all ages and experience levels are welcome to participate, and listeners can enjoy the performances. Admission is $20. Complimentary food is provided, and guests may bring their own beverages.

Desastrious Records and Vision of Death Booking present Besatt’s first Dallas appearance at Dusty’s. This performance is the band’s only Texas date and its sole appearance this far west. The lineup features Besatt from Poland with support from Lord of Horns from the USA, Bestial Necropsy from Mexico and the USA, and Nocturnal Wolf. All ages are welcome.

Challenge Entertainment hosts a weekly team trivia night at Civil Pour in Dallas. There is no cost to play and prizes are awarded each week. Teams compete in live games for bragging rights and a champion title. Food is available to enjoy during the event, creating a setting for friendly competition and memorable moments.

Broadway Dallas presents a North American touring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music, directed by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien. For more than six decades, this beloved story of Maria and the von Trapp family has charmed audiences with themes of love, perseverance, and the transformative force of music. The production features the classic score by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. Signature numbers such as Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and Edelweiss are included as the tour shares this timeless musical with new and returning fans.

Kick off the Dallas Walk at Dave & Buster’s in Dallas with an upbeat evening centered on community and connection. Attendees can enjoy food, arcade games, laughs, and conversations with others in the T1D community. It is a relaxed way to meet people and get energized for the walk.

BRO CHILL™ is a men’s mental wellness experience at West Dallas Multipurpose Center - WDMC that prioritizes real connection in a laid back, nonjudgmental setting. Participants can look forward to open conversations with other men, music that creates a relaxed vibe, free food, and a welcoming energy. Optional resources and support are available, and the environment is made to feel familiar and comfortable. The focus is on connecting first, with growth emerging through honest dialogue. Powered by A Mindful Resource Inc. Care Before Crisis™.

A North American touring production brings the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic to Broadway Dallas, offering both longtime fans and first-timers a chance to share in its story and songs. Directed by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O'Brien, known for Hairspray, this staging follows Maria and the von Trapp family through a journey of love, resilience, and the unifying power of music. The score includes favorites such as Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and Edelweiss, performed with fresh energy for a new generation. With music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, this romantic tale of a spirited nun who follows her heart continues to inspire audiences to climb every mountain.

Texas Zephyrs return to Swingin' at Sons of Hermann Hall with rockabilly and jump blues delivered at a spirited clip. Admission is $18 and covers a beginner swing dance lesson, a live set from the band, and blues music in the Old Bowling Alley. There may also be karaoke in the bar with Cliff.

Hosted at Aldeez, this event delivers nothing but roots, reggae, and dancehall from start to finish. There is no cover charge, and Happy Hour is available. Island vibes set the tone throughout.

Presented by Hay Festival Forum Dallas, this 30th anniversary event highlights Renton's struggle to break free from Edinburgh's drug scene, balancing the urge to change with pressure from friends and the lure of old habits. The story at the center of Trainspotting follows his attempts to start over while confronting addiction and long-standing ties.

Joseph Reyes leads a six-piece ensemble steeped in prewar jazz, blues, and related traditions. This performance shines a light on the early sounds that shaped much of today's music, offering a nostalgic journey through influential roots.

Music Bingo is back at Eno’s Pizza Tavern - Cypress Waters with a lively blend of music, food, drinks, and prizes. A short clip of a song plays, participants locate it on their bingo cards, mark the square, complete the pattern, and call bingo to win. Participation is free, prizes are awarded in every round, and the soundtrack spans favorites from multiple decades. With pizza from the kitchen and a full bar, it suits date nights, groups of friends, coworkers, and anyone confident in their music knowledge.

A spirited round of Lotería unfolds high above the city at Reunion Tower. With comedian Lilli Lopez hosting, this traditional Mexican game night gets a fresh twist amid sweeping skyline views and a festive atmosphere. Players mark their cards and shout familiar images like La Sirena and El Gallo while taking in the Dallas skyline from the GeO-Deck, 470 feet above the ground. General Admission includes entry to the event, and guests may explore the GeO-Deck before play begins. It is a warm celebration of culture, community, and remarkable views.

At Broadway Dallas, the North American tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music brings an enduring tale and a beloved score to the stage. Directed by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien, the story of Maria and the von Trapp family explores love, resilience, and the uplifting power of music. Audiences will hear favorites such as Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and Edelweiss. With music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, this romantic classic follows a spirited nun who follows her heart and learns to climb every mountain.

Branoofunck packs in nonstop energy and a lively atmosphere from beginning to end.

This bimonthly series offers focused gallery talks for adults that help visitors get to know the DMA through conversations with curators and guest experts. This installment features a highlights tour of the special exhibition Paradise on Earth: Florals in Indian Textiles, led by Dr. Jacqueline Chao, the DMA’s Cecil and Ida Green Curator of Asian Art. Participants gather at the main Guest Services Desk. No registration is required, exhibition tickets are not needed, and admission is free. To request accessibility accommodations such as ASL interpretation, gallery stools, or wheelchairs, email access@dma.org.

Settle in by the water at The Sound at Cypress Waters for an evening that blends a curated market with live music and lakefront views. Explore more than 45 local vendors offering artisan goods, handmade jewelry, one-of-a-kind crafts, candles, baked treats, pet products, and handcrafted home décor. Stroll the walking trail, take in art displays, and make the most of nearby restaurants and drink spots while you browse. The atmosphere is welcoming for families and pets, and admission is free for all ages, creating a relaxed way to celebrate community and creativity by the lake.

Create a personalized epoxy river piece at a hands-on workshop hosted at Peticolas Brewing Company in Dallas. Choose from projects such as a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, a set of coasters, or a mini pair. Each project uses high quality black walnut and other select hardwoods, highlighted with epoxy in colors you pick, with the option to select up to two upon arrival. After the session, each piece cures for about a week before entering a careful finishing phase that typically takes eight to ten weeks. The overall timeline can vary with class size and shipping. When complete, your finished work is shipped to you in great condition. All ticket sales are final. If you cannot attend, someone else may come in your place. Attendees aged 12 and older must each have a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

The Hope Lives On Gala, hosted by Hannah’s Hope Organization, centers on the childhood cancer community by recognizing children, uplifting families, and honoring courage, hope, and remembrance. The evening features dinner and raffles, offering a thoughtful gathering filled with purpose and connection. It brings together families, supporters, and sponsors in support of the mission to stand beside children facing cancer and the loved ones who care for them. Tickets will be available soon, with additional details to follow.

MS Looks Like Me hosts an inaugural ball at The SchoolHouse Dallas, a formal celebration where gowns, tuxes, and blinged-out kicks are encouraged. All proceeds benefit scholarships for children of Multiple Sclerosis and Autoimmune warriors. The event offers food and a festive atmosphere in support of a meaningful cause.

Sister returns to the classroom to explore the Sacraments of Marriage and the Last Rites with lightning-fast quips, sly jokes, and playful sass. The show blends off-the-wall advice on married life with a hilarious newlywed-style game, showcasing her knack for coaching couples with comic fire. Audience participation is part of the lesson plan, so the room stays lively and laughing from beginning to end.

Presented by Spune, Ethan Regan brings the Young Regan Tour to Trees Dallas. This all ages show has tickets on sale.

Texas blues guitarist Aaron Burton takes the stage at Strokers Ice House for a live performance that blends soulful guitar, gritty rhythms, and storytelling into a true to Texas sound. Cold beer, burgers, and drink specials are available while the music plays, creating a relaxed setting for a showcase of blues.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved musical arrives on a North American tour, sharing the story of Maria and the von Trapp family with a new generation. Guided by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien, known for Hairspray, this romantic and spirited staging highlights themes of love, resilience, and the transformative power of music. Expect treasured songs including Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and Edelweiss. With music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book from Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, this enduring classic invites audiences to rediscover why it has been cherished for decades.

Thomas Rhett performs at American Airlines Center with a charitable component built into every ticket. Fifty cents from each ticket benefits Love One International, a 501(c)(3) that supports children and families in Uganda through critical medical care, family preservation, and sharing Jesus' love. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible. The box office will not offer tickets on the first day of the public on-sale, and in-person sales begin the next business day, subject to availability. The box office does not sell Verified Resale, Official Platinum, or VIP Packages.

A traveling comedy show with a Generation X theme, welcoming audiences of all ages.

AEG presents the Deep End World Tour as Julia Wolf takes the stage at The Bomb Factory with special guest Bee Blackwell. The NYC-based artist is known for lyrics-first storytelling that turns intrusive thoughts and quiet insecurities into bold, resonant hooks, moving fluidly between pop, rap, dance, and the heavier sounds of her 2025 album Pressure. Her breakthrough track In My Room has continued to rise on the Billboard Hot 100 and across Top Songs and Viral charts on streaming services, and collaborations with artists like Drake, Yeat, and John Summit highlight her wide-reaching appeal. This is an all ages event, and attendees 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. General admission is standing room only with no seats, and set times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so have it ready before arrival. A bag policy is in effect and venue policies apply. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no Covid protocols for this event.

Swimming Paul stops at SILO in Dallas as part of the North America Tour Part 2. Ticket alert sign-ups are available and include entry for a chance to win two side stage passes.

Runners preparing for a half or full marathon, returning after time away, or simply aiming to improve can take part in training that emphasizes progress, injury prevention, and enjoyment. Training is with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, the organization behind the Dallas Galloway training program, and takes place at Fleet Feet Mockingbird.

Faith Formula Human Services hosts the Hope for the Hungry Food Program, a no cost pantry shopping experience where community members can choose the groceries they need in a welcoming, respectful environment. The program is open to all and free of charge. Volunteers are invited to serve, and online registration is available during the week of the event.

Recognized as the Best Childbirth Class in Dallas, this one day comprehensive course is led by two Lamaze certified instructors with a combined 35 years of experience. Created by a credentialed educator who affirms birth as a normal, natural and healthy process, the class equips couples with knowledge and skills for a low intervention, unmedicated birth. Topics include how to recognize the start of labor, the phases and stages of labor, comfort techniques, questions to consider during a hospital tour, medically appropriate reasons for induction, strategies to avoid unnecessary interventions, cesarean birth and anesthesia, early breastfeeding, breathing, relaxation and visualization practices, the postpartum period, choosing a pediatrician, and what to expect in the fourth trimester. Class size is limited and spots can fill quickly. Registration is by phone at (214) 484-1737 during business hours, and selecting going on the event page does not reserve a place. Payment is required to confirm enrollment. Tuition is $175 per couple. Cover photo credit: Kathryn J Birth Stories.

Embark on an instructor-led wellness experience through the Dallas Arts District that blends mindful movement, breathwork, gentle yoga, and encounters with art for a restorative reset. It begins at HALL Arts Hotel and continues through the district with planned stops for soft stretching and grounding practices that reconnect body and mind. Guided by a certified wellness instructor, the route features walking meditation, light movement, and simple yoga sequences suitable for all experience levels. The journey returns to HALL Arts Hotel for a calming cool down, leaving participants refreshed, centered, and inspired by both the movement and the creative surroundings.

Ease into the weekend with a calming refresh at The Sound at Cypress Waters, where experienced instructor Chris Mayhan leads a welcoming yoga session suitable for every level. Expect thoughtful movement, purposeful breathwork, and an uplifting practice that helps you renew your energy and feel connected to yourself and the surrounding community. Open to beginners through seasoned practitioners. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Friends are welcome, and attendance is free.

NF Walk is a family friendly community fundraiser of the Children's Tumor Foundation that brings together people living with neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, along with their families, friends, and supporters. The event builds awareness of NF, conditions that affect millions worldwide, while fueling research and better care so new treatments reach patients sooner. Registration is free. Participants can form or join a team, invite friends and family to take part, and walk in solidarity to connect with others, share encouragement, and help drive progress toward improved therapies and, one day, a cure. Held in cities across the United States, these gatherings offer a welcoming space to meet others and make a meaningful impact with every step.

Eastside Taco Ride is a relaxed, social bike outing that explores Dallas neighborhoods with a tasty taco stop along the way. The group keeps a friendly pace for roughly 8 to 10 miles each direction, and no one is left behind. It is open to riders of every experience level, is family friendly, welcomes dogs in bike trailers or baskets, and is e‑bike friendly. Expect a supportive, easygoing atmosphere focused on connection, conversation, and community, with tacos as the treat at the end. The group meets at the White Rock Alehouse parking lot. Arriving a little early helps if you need air in your tires or quick adjustments. Bring a helmet, consider using bike lights, carry water, and have cash or a card for tacos. Each month features a different Dallas taco destination, with the specific stop announced on the event page.

Caturday at the Snuggle Spot brings adoptable foster cats to DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company. Activities include spending time with cats and kittens and trying matchmaking software that helps identify a cat suited to a home. The event supports cats in the program and fosters connections among a community of cat lovers.

Swing Therapy presents a milestone commencement marking ten years with Swingin' In Your Era, a celebration that honors the past, embraces the present, and looks to the future. The occasion takes place in the Performance Hall at Cedar Valley College. The program includes an open floor and a reception, and contributions are welcome.

Soak up summer-night energy at a monthly VIP Bazaar in the heart of Downtown Dallas. Hosted at Main Street Garden Park, this community marketplace brings together local vendors with handmade goods, flavorful food and drinks, and live music that blends with the downtown buzz. The focus is on cultura, connection, and warm-weather fun, and the setting is welcoming to both pets and kids. It is free to attend, making it an easy way to shop local, support small businesses, and enjoy an evening outdoors.

Farm to Flame brings an open fire dinner to Downtown Dallas, where chefs craft a multi-course menu over live flames using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with flavors rooted in Texas barbecue traditions. Guests move course by course as the team shares the stories, techniques, and heritage behind each dish, accompanied by Texas cocktails selected to complement the menu. The atmosphere is intimate and interactive, well suited for couples, small groups, and solo diners seeking a distinctive culinary experience.

Agent Orange will hit the stage at Trees for a live performance, with a special guest to be announced.

Unloco brings its heavy, emotionally charged sound to Three Links in Deep Ellum with special guests Secret of Boris, maximum aggression, and The Suicide Hook. This all ages show requires a physical form of government ID for entry. Attendees under 21 will be charged a $5 fee upon arrival. Admission is general admission with standing room only. Formed in Austin in 2000 and led by Joey Dueas, Unloco blends nu metal and alternative metal with driving riffs, melodic hooks, and raw intensity first showcased on the debut album Healing. The band became Ozzfest alumni, joined the Music as a Weapon tour created by Disturbed, and reached wider audiences through placements in Little Nicky, The Matrix, and Madden NFL 2003. Known for powerful live performances and a devoted following, they remain a notable presence from the early 2000s heavy music movement.

Slayyyter brings the WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR to House of Blues Dallas for an all ages concert, joined by Pearly Drops as the scheduled opener. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports local organizations in each tour city that advance the health, wellbeing, and empowerment of LGBTQI+ communities. Ticket prices may increase on show day. The support lineup may change. The box office operates only on show days and hours can vary.

Lily Rose takes the stage with special guest Logan Crosby for a night of high-energy country rooted in bold storytelling. After her 2020 viral breakout with the song Villain, the Atlanta-born singer quickly moved from hometown favorite to national touring artist, earning a record deal, national TV appearances, and spots on the road with Sam Hunt, Luke Bryan, and Shania Twain. Her accolades include an ACM Best New Female Artist nomination and GLAAD’s Outstanding Breakthrough Artist Award. Her full-length debut, I Know What I Want, released in October 2025, blends country, pop, and hip-hop influences into a sound that is distinctly her own. Recognized by CMT, MusicRow, and Amazon as an artist to watch, she is known for commanding vocals, an engaging stage presence, and a connection that resonates with a growing fanbase. Fans of Carly Pearce, Morgan Wade, and Kane Brown may especially enjoy this show. Fan club and general presales precede the general on sale, and a VIP package is available.

At Broadway Dallas, the critically acclaimed North American touring production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music takes the stage under the direction of three-time Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien. This enduring musical follows Maria and the von Trapp family, celebrating love, resilience, and the unifying power of music. Audiences will hear favorites like “Do-Re-Mi,” “Sixteen Going on Seventeen,” and “Edelweiss.” With music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, this cherished story invites both longtime admirers and first-time viewers to experience a heartfelt journey.

An R&B tour presented by AEG brings a night of soulful music to The Bomb Factory. This event is open to all ages, and guests who are 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general, and the floor is standing only with no seating available. Please be aware of venue policies, including a bag policy, and note that the schedule may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so install and set it up in advance. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and no Covid protocols are in effect for this show. For complete guidelines, check the venue’s policies and FAQs.

Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band take the stage at Longhorn Ballroom & Backyard Amphitheater for an all-ages performance. Vaughan is celebrated as a leading guitarist who connects contemporary music to its roots, setting a high bar for modern roots music since his 1994 solo debut and earning admiration from musical heroes, peers, and new generations. His approach favors clarity, space, and feeling, focusing on melody and message rather than excess. A driving force behind the blues revival with The Fabulous Thunderbirds, his influence has also touched fashion and classic custom car design. His Artemis Records release Do You Get The Blues? highlights his lyrical guitar on the instrumental Dirty Girl with George Rains on drums and Bill Willis on Hammond B-3. He has contributed to albums by B.B. King and Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Carlos Santana, and Don Henley. A lifelong player since age 13, he continues to make music every day.

A lighthearted show with a festive vibe highlights Greg’s 68th birthday. The playful theme asks whether he will make it to one more performance, setting an upbeat and good-humored tone.

The Vinyl Countdown celebrates ten years together with an anniversary blowout at Barley House. The band has several surprises planned, and further details will be shared soon.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed takes on classic routes and three brand new options, including one focused on intense technical cornering and plenty of twisties. This weekly ride welcomes all bikes, with routes that avoid highways and prioritize longer seat time, fun scenery, and lighter traffic. Beyond the regular outings, plans include a track day, an Ozarks weekend, and a Sturgis run, with a full ride along the PCH also noted. Patches and stickers are in the works to commemorate the rides and help support future trips and events.

Arrive by bicycle to the Fair Park Farmers Market and take advantage of convenient bike parking while you shop. In partnership with Good Local Markets, BikeDFW will look after your bike so you can explore the stalls with ease. This effort is intended to make market trips easier and greener, with plans to expand into full bike to market events. Organizers may also share special perks from vendors for shoppers who come by bike.

Dallas VegFest will be held at Kiest Park Recreation Center.

Spend an afternoon with Lone Star Bulldog Club Rescue at Oak Cliff Revival, a vintage shop in Dallas, celebrating second chances for both cherished objects and rescue Bulldogs. Browse vintage pieces with a past while meeting wrinkly faced pups, including a few foster dogs, and talk with volunteers who can answer questions about the breed, rescue, fostering, and adoption. Attendees may bring their own well behaved, dog friendly dogs if they are up to date on vaccinations, secured on a standard leash or harness rather than a retractable lead, comfortable around people, other dogs, and a lively setting, and able to remain cool, relaxed, and stress free for the duration. It is a friendly showcase of treasures that have been rescued, restored, and ready for a new chapter.

Step into an 80s-themed party with DJ Blaine providing the soundtrack. Guests are encouraged to show off their retro style and have fun on the dance floor. Admission is free, complimentary parking is available, and lockers can be rented for $5. Rideshare services like Lyft and Uber are recommended. An early Happy Hour is available before the party.

Gallery DeFi in Dallas hosts an evening that blends a 9D Breathwork journey, immersive art, and a holistic wellness market. This edition centers on Unleash Your Power, inviting participants to move past self doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs while reconnecting with confidence, courage, self trust, and inner strength. The four hour experience features a guided session using individual 9D headphones with multidimensional sound, somatic breathwork, and nervous system support, plus time to explore the gallery’s art collection, take photos, and connect with the community. A rotating market of more than ten holistic vendors and local businesses adds to the night, with offerings that may include energy and bodywork services, lymphatic and nervous system wellness, crystals and handmade jewelry, waist beads and intentional goods, specialty teas and treats, vegan wellness products and supplements, plant based foods and fresh juices, hydrogen water, functional and sparkling beverages, non alcoholic hemp inspired drinks, candles and other handmade items, and additional modalities from area practitioners and brands. Facilitation is therapist led and trauma informed, and each gathering offers a distinct transformational journey. General admission is $60, and every paid registration includes a free guest spot for one friend. Suggested items include a yoga mat or other comfortable padding, a pillow, a warm blanket, an eye mask, a water bottle, and a journal. Comfortable layered clothing, light meals beforehand, and good hydration help support the experience.

Music bingo brings beats and bragging rights to Cold Beer Company in Deep Ellum. It is free to play, with prizes awarded every round and ice-cold drinks on hand. Cards are filled with song titles rather than numbers. A snippet plays, players name the song or artist, mark their spaces, and the first to call bingo wins. Each round allows two cards per person for double the chances, and monthly themed playlists keep things fresh. If a third Thursday music bingo is canceled, it moves to the following Sunday.

Over six decades on, The Sound of Music continues to enchant with its timeless story and irresistible melodies. A widely praised North American tour shares the romantic, uplifting journey of Maria and the von Trapp family with new audiences. Directed by Jack O'Brien, a three-time Tony Award winner, the staging highlights themes of love, perseverance, and the life-changing force of music. Audiences will hear favorite numbers like Do-Re-Mi, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, and Edelweiss. At its center is a spirited nun who refuses to stay shut away, follows her heart, and discovers the courage to reach new heights. It features music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics from Oscar Hammerstein II, and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse.

AEG Presents brings the Get So Hot Tour to The Bomb Factory with MUNA and special guest hemlocke springs. The show channels the urgent, sweat-soaked energy MUNA captures on their album Dancing On The Wall, drawing on the heat of city life, political tension, and the personal pressures of modern love. Their sound blends dance, post-punk, synth-pop, and new wave, pairing propulsive rhythms with introspective lyrics for a night that moves between ecstatic release and moody reflection. Across the record, the band explores desire, intimacy, and connection in uncertain times. Produced by Naomi McPherson with Josette Maskin’s pop craft and brought to life by Katie Gavin’s distinctive voice, the music feels self-directed, cinematic, and immediate. Onstage, MUNA balances intimacy with spectacle, a reputation sharpened through sold-out clubs, festival main stages, and appearances alongside Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Lorde, boygenius, and Phoebe Bridgers. All ages are welcome, with attendees 16 and under required to be with a parent or legal guardian. This is a general admission, standing room only event with no seats. Set times may change. Ticket prices may fluctuate based on demand, and orders that exceed the stated ticket limit can be canceled without notice. Mobile entry is in effect through the AXS Mobile ID app. A bag policy applies. There are no stated COVID protocols. No refunds or exchanges. A portion of the proceeds supports The Ally Coalition and its work with LGBTQ youth and queer migrants across the United States.

In Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Job Fair brings together employers that are currently hiring across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and other fields. Candidates at any experience level can meet with recruiters, share resumes, and participate in immediate interviews. The event takes place at the Doubletree Hotel Dallas Market Center.

At historic Fair Park in Dallas, the State Fair of Texas brings together 24 days of Texas-sized fun. Enjoy food, rides, live music, animals, shopping, and exhibits, plus Big Tex. The entertainment lineup includes over 90 musical acts. Visitors can sample signature fair foods, watch livestock shows, take part in family-friendly activities, and explore cultural exhibits. Midway thrills and local traditions round out the experience.

Spend an evening dancing salsa at Klyde Warren Park with a free class followed by an open social. Beginners and experienced dancers are equally welcome, and no partner or prior experience is required. The lesson is taught by Sergey and Michelle, then social dancing continues with music by DJ Ruso. Dancing takes place on the main stage at the Muse Family Performance Pavilion. The surface is smooth concrete, about 40 by 50 feet, so shoes with smooth soles are recommended. Arrive early to grab a bite from the park’s restaurants or food trucks. Kids, dogs, friends, and family are welcome. Restrooms for park visitors are located on the backside of Mi Cocina. For parking information, check the Klyde Warren Park website.

For lovers of the strange, unusual and bizarre, this two day expo at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas gathers hand selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses focused on all things weird. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles and more. All items offered are legal to own and sustainably sourced. Beyond the marketplace, sideshow performers take the stage throughout the day, and classes offer a chance to learn the craft of taxidermy during the expo. The event provides a welcoming space to discover new artists, meet like minded people and connect with a passionate community. It is a completely DIY run show and is the first and original traveling event in the country devoted exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Children 12 and under are free and do not need a ticket.

The Boho Market brings a lively mix of vendors, artisans, and makers to Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas. Explore goods from local small businesses while enjoying the park’s amenities, including onsite restaurants, food trucks, a splash pad, a dog park, and a playground. Admission is free, and the event welcomes families and leashed dogs.

Jack White performs live at The Bomb Factory, presented by AEG Presents. The performance will be phone free. All ages are welcome, and attendees 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. General admission is standing room only with no seating, and set or start times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, which should be installed before arrival. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. Refunds and exchanges are not available. Venue policies, including bag rules and other FAQs, apply. There are no COVID protocols for this event.

Celebrate the bond between people and their pups at a family and dog friendly festival at Community Beer Company in Dallas. Enjoy local brews and food, live music, guest speakers, shopping with area vendors, and a variety of games and activities for both kids and dogs. Service dog demonstrations are part of the program, along with chances to learn how Canine Companions enhances the lives of children, adults, and veterans with disabilities through expertly trained service dogs. The event raises funds and awareness in support of this nonprofit’s work.

AEG Presents brings Dylan Scott to The Bomb Factory for an all ages show. Attendees who are 16 and under must be with a parent or legal guardian. This is a general admission event with standing room only, so there are no seats. The schedule is subject to change, and orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so download it before arriving. A bag policy is in effect and venue FAQs and policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and no COVID protocols are listed for this event.

The More Life Tour brings Country Music Hall of Fame member Randy Travis to Longhorn Ballroom & Backyard Amphitheater with guest vocalist James Dupré, his co-star from the independent film The Price. Travis’s longtime touring band reunites on the road for the first time since before his 2013 stroke, while Dupré leads a set of signature hits like On the Other Hand, Forever and Ever, Amen, and Three Wooden Crosses. Randy Travis will appear on stage to interact with the crowd and take part in the show, though he will not be singing. VIP options in many markets include a meet and greet with the country icon. This all-ages event honors a legacy that helped fuel country music’s new traditionalist wave and continues with recently created songs made using advanced technology, including Where That Came From and Horses in Heaven.

At Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, Hold On To Your Butts brings the dinosaur blockbuster back to life as a live, shot-for-shot spoof performed by two actors with a Foley artist creating every sound on the spot. The show blends rapid-fire comedy, physical theatre, and handcrafted audio for a playful take on Jurassic Park that unfolds right before your eyes. Fresh from acclaimed West End and Off-Broadway runs, the touring production has drawn raves, including five-star notices from Theatre Weekly and Stage to Page, four stars from The Times, and a Critic’s Pick nod from Time Out for laugh-filled, joyful chaos. The performance runs about 60 minutes and is recommended for ages 8 and up.

The Dallas Soul Food Festival returns with more than 30 vendors from Dallas, Houston, Kansas, Arkansas, and neighboring states, showcasing soul food from across the southern region. Attendees can enjoy pork chops, oxtails, candied yams, greens, fried chicken, fish, barbecue, funnel cake, turkey legs, and tacos, with vegan and keto-friendly options available. Promoted as the number one food festival in Texas, it brings a wide variety of flavors together in one place.

PlantCon Dallas 2026 transforms the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas in Hall C into a large marketplace and learning hub for plant enthusiasts of every level. Explore more than 300 booths featuring plants, reptiles, and related goods, from starter selections to rare finds, along with handmade planters, jewelry, art, clothing, and food. Connect with local growers and international exhibitors for tips and answers to your questions, and seek out aroids, orchids, bonsai, aquatics, florals, cacti, edible varieties, and more. The weekend features free presentations by global speakers and hands-on workshops led by field experts. Families will find a dedicated children’s area with author story times, face painting, and interactive exhibits designed for young participants. Local plant societies and organizations are offered complimentary space to share their missions, with some hosting plant competitions. Special guests and the Creator Collective bring well-known plant creators for meet and greets. Community is at the heart of the experience, with free tables for local online groups and a Community Booth that runs activities such as a scavenger hunt. On-site conveniences include a plant locker service so purchases can be stored while exploring, along with a silent auction featuring items donated by exhibitors. Accessibility and inclusivity are prioritized, with ASL interpretation during all presentations and workshops, accessible parking, wide aisles, and accessible restrooms. Organized by PlantCon International, a non-profit, this gathering is billed as the largest plant hobbyist convention in the nation.

Registration is now available for the annual car show presented by THEM! TX Car Club, welcoming 1964 and earlier traditional hot rods, kustoms, classic cars, and traditionally styled motorcycles. The event transforms the Deep Ellum district in Dallas with a street closure that draws enthusiasts from across the state and region. Spectator admission is free, and the show continues rain or shine. Expect hundreds of registered vehicles, large crowds, and a mix of subculture energy with a family-friendly feel. Highlights include strong community involvement, a vendor area, a pin-up contest, car awards, and an official after party with live music. Registration rules, show details, and FAQs are available on the event website.

City Hall Plaza comes alive as more than 3,000 people gather for a day centered on culture, community, and irie vibes. Reggae, soca, dancehall, and Afrobeat set the soundtrack while renowned performers and entertainers light up the stage. Attendees can enjoy authentic cuisine, browse art and handcrafted jewelry, and dive into games, photo booths, and other activities throughout the day. It is a Dallas celebration filled with uplifting energy from start to finish.

An electrifying live production spotlights Billy Joel’s biggest hits while sharing the story behind his lasting impact. From the creators of The Simon and Garfunkel Story and The Life and Music of George Michael, The Billy Joel Legacy blends concert performance with engaging narration to chart his path from humble beginnings to becoming one of the greatest songwriters and performers. The production features faithful renditions of the original songs, vivid visuals, and storytelling that reveal the person behind the piano, showing how his music has resonated across generations and why his legacy endures. Presented at Majestic Theatre.

The Forever Now Tour brings Switchfoot to Strauss Square with special guest Anberlin for an energetic night of alt-rock anthems and fan favorites beneath the Dallas skyline. Switchfoot, a band with nearly three decades behind them and more than 10 million albums sold, takes the stage with the power and heart that earned them a GRAMMY for Hello Hurricane and a triple-platinum milestone for The Beautiful Letdown. Known for dynamic live shows that have drawn over five million fans across more than 40 countries, they spotlight their fourteenth studio album, Forever Now, a guitar-driven return produced by longtime collaborator Mike Elizondo. The record focuses on the emotional journey of a person’s final day, leaning into big guitars, big hooks, and big themes. The lineup features Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman, Boaz Roberts, Jerome Fontamillas, and Chad Butler, and the band’s Bro-Am Foundation has raised over $3 million in support of at-risk youth in their hometown of San Diego. Anberlin sets the tone as the special guest, bringing a catalog shaped over more than twenty years, including the No. 1 Alternative Radio hit “Feel Good Drag.” With over 1.5 million albums sold in the U.S., the group arrives with renewed creative spark on Vega, their first album in a decade. Live vocals are handled by Matty Mullins following Stephen Christian’s decision to step back from full-time touring, adding fresh intensity to a set built for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Lyle Lovett returns to the Winspear Opera House for an evening of enduring songs shaped by his storyteller’s touch. The Texas-based singer, composer, and actor has released 14 albums and blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues into an American sound that crosses usual boundaries. On stage, his range comes to the forefront, reflecting wide influences and seasoned musicianship. Since debuting in 1986, he has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and been named Texas State Musician. This performance draws on a rich, varied catalog with lasting appeal.

The Fab Four, a tribute to the Beatles, performs at the Majestic Theater in Dallas, TX. The show highlights songs from A Hard Day's Night along with other favorite hits. This is an all-ages event with reserved seating.

At Majestic Theatre, the official in-concert experience of Outlander brings a live orchestra to the stage for Bear McCreary’s music, guided by showrunner Matthew B. Roberts. Footage from all eight seasons fills the screen as Claire and Jamie’s story unfolds, moving from Craigh na Dun to the New World. The program honors the series’ Scottish heritage, the enduring romance at its heart, and the sweeping scenery that helped define it, with Celtic sounds taking center stage.