Events in Dallas today

A festive run at White Rock Lake honoring Bashy’s golden birthday, offering both 5K and 10K distances.

A one-day, low-cost vaccine clinic for dogs and cats takes place at Dallas Animal Services-DAS, offering affordable flea and heartworm prevention along with additional low-cost options. This is a walk-in clinic with no appointments, and arriving early is recommended because the line will close once capacity is reached. #VaccinatedAndLoved #VacunadoYAmado

Experience a North Texas farmers market in White Rock that brings growers, makers, and neighbors together. Local farmers offer fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs straight from the farm, while artisan food producers share handcrafted bread, jams, granola, and other specialties. Creative vendors add to the mix with soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and additional handmade goods. Every item is grown or made by the seller, so there are no resellers. Shopping here supports local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, with SNAP benefits matched up to 30 dollars per day. Enjoy live music and a friendly community feel. The market welcomes pets and strollers and takes place rain or shine.

This recurring farmer's market follows a weekly schedule over a set period. It offers a consistent market day to plan around.

At the MLK Back to School Drive-Thru Festival, students of every age and their families can pick up free backpacks, school supplies, and other essentials to start the year ready. The event is held at the MLK, Jr. Community Center and operates as a drive-through distribution, and children must be in the vehicle to receive items. To keep everything running smoothly, there is a limit of two families per car and up to four children per family. No advance registration is needed to attend or receive supplies, and items are handed out in the order that cars arrive. Community members, organizations, and businesses interested in supporting the effort can register to participate as Community Partners.

A back to school event with a bounce house, face painting, snow cones, and other activities. Further details will be announced soon.

Restore your energy with an all-levels yoga flow at The Sound, led by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan. Look forward to purposeful movement and intentional breathing to help you feel refreshed and more connected to yourself and the community. The session is free and open to everyone. Bring a mat and water, and invite a friend. Make it part of your 2026 routine.

The Museum School of East Dallas marks its official opening with a ribbon cutting. After the ceremony, browse the summer school exhibition and take the opportunity to meet teachers and learn more. The first day of school follows the next week.

Yung Gravy is taking over poolside at Village Beach Club in Dallas for a summer show with nonstop vibes. Known for his smooth baritone sound and a mix of old-school samples with modern trap beats, he’ll bring plenty of personality, humor, and feel-good energy. Doors open at 11:00 AM, and the event runs through the afternoon and early evening. Come ready to dance poolside, and feel free to wear your best swim fit.

The Revelers Hall Band plays regular weekend sets at Revelers Hall.

Le Samouraï follows Jef Costello, a professional hitman identified by witnesses. As he works to assemble an alibi, each move narrows his options and leaves him more trapped. Co-presented by Interabang Books BFI Club.

Shop a curated lineup of small businesses, local artisans, and skilled makers as The Boho Market pops up at Community Beer Company in Dallas. Browse unique goods, grab a beer if you are 21 or older, and enjoy live music while you explore the booths. Admission and parking are free, dogs are welcome, and the experience is suited for all ages.

This event supports the Assist the Officer Foundation. Bring friends to play bingo for a chance to win designer purses, and browse candles that will be available for purchase during the event.

Put your detective skills to work during an interactive dinner theater experience where a laugh-filled mystery unfolds as you dine. The story takes place in the present and in real time, with performers mingling among the crowd so the culprit could be anyone nearby. Guests may even find themselves cast as prime suspects. Tailored for adults, the evening blends social sleuthing, comedy, and clues for a lively night out. This production has entertained audiences in communities around the country since 2004, known for intrigue, surprise twists, and unscripted moments leading up to the final reveal.

House of Blues Dallas sets the scene for a high-voltage salute to rock, as three tribute bands known for authenticity share one stage to honor songs that shaped generations. ROKKEN fires things up with the driving, anthem-charged sound of Dokken, setting the pace from the first riff. The Zeppelin Project follows by channeling the power and mystique of Led Zeppelin with favorites like "Immigrant Song", "Stairway to Heaven", and "Whole Lotta Love". Def Leggend caps the night, billed as the world’s greatest Def Leppard tribute, with an arena-scale production and singalong staples including "Pour Some Sugar on Me", "Hysteria", "Rock of Ages", and "Photograph". The momentum climbs from set to set, moving from hook-filled openers to a full-throttle Def Leppard finale that carries the room from the first note to the last chorus. This storied stage becomes a time machine, packed with the anthems that keep rock alive.

This is a night for those who feel every note, bringing the music of The Cure, The Smiths, Joy Division, and New Order together at Trees. Count on a moody, high-energy dance floor from start to finish as timeless tracks drive the vibe.

A celebration marks the 20th anniversary of the album Death by Sexy, honoring two decades since its release.

The dark wave of the 80s and 90s takes center stage with three tribute performances. English Channels honors The Cure, Panic pays tribute to The Smiths, and Lost Control highlights the music of Joy Division and New Order.

DJ Pauly D makes his debut at SILO Dallas. Signups are available to receive an alert when tickets become available, and those who register are entered for a chance to win two side stage passes. Tickets will go on sale.

Catch Slushii live for an electro, electronica, future bass, and EDM night at Puzzles Deep Ellum. Doors open for the show with a start time listed for 9:00 PM local venue time.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed routes built for curvy sections and more time in the saddle, plus three brand new options, including one focused on challenging technical cornering. All bikes are welcome. Every route stays off highways and is planned for enjoyable scenery, engaging riding, and lighter traffic. In addition to the weekly rides, the plan includes a track day, a weekend in the Ozarks, and a trip to Sturgis followed by the full PCH. Patches and stickers are being created as keepsakes and to help support future trips and events.

A much-loved gathering from the Ladies Athletic Club of Dallas community returns for a second year, celebrating connection, creativity, and the ease of summer. Designed for women who enjoy beautiful experiences and meaningful conversations, this picnic-style evening encourages pink attire and sets the scene with a thoughtfully curated setting, rosé and other refreshments, and music for relaxed mingling. Hands-on highlights include a floral arranging session and a paint-and-sip, plus mahjong tutorials with time for open play. As the sun moves toward golden hour, photo-ready moments abound, followed by a social hour to close the night. Picture pink dresses, fresh blooms, glasses raised, laughter across picnic blankets, and plenty of chances to meet new friends while making lasting memories. Last year marked a standout moment of the season, and this edition expands the experience with even more to enjoy. Attendance is limited.

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original Shrek with a special screening at the Texas Theatre, accompanied by live dance from Bishop Street Ballet. The company performs excerpts from The Little Humpbacked Horse while portraying favorite fairytale characters from the film. Enjoy a blend of cinema and ballet in Oak Cliff.

Enjoy an evening of music at Dos Equis Pavilion. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM local venue time.

An annual back to school fair with Representative Rafael Anchia will be held at Halperin Park. Families can receive no cost, school supply filled backpacks, with 3,500 available. Bicycles and helmets will also be offered at no cost. The event features community resources and entertainment such as mariachi music, face painting, ballet folklórico, and more. It is a family friendly way to help students prepare for the new school year.

This biographical story follows early rock and roll singer Ritchie Valens as he rises from humble beginnings to prominence, then recounts the tragic plane crash that claimed his life at 17 alongside Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper.

Liz Mikel appears with her band to spotlight performers from the Dallas area and beyond. It is a lively showcase where she discovers talent and brings it to the stage.

Experience a free weekly yoga class at The Sound at Cypress Waters, guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan in a warm, welcoming setting. Enjoy mindful movement and intentional breathwork in a feel-good flow designed to help you reset, recharge, and reconnect with yourself and the community. All levels are welcome. Bring a mat and water, and invite a friend. Always free.

Challenge Entertainment hosts live team trivia at Civil Pour in Dallas every Tuesday. Participation is free and prizes are awarded each week. Expect brain-teasing rounds, a lively crowd, and the chance for teams to claim the title of champions by the end of the night. Trivia now takes place at both locations, with the Dallas games running weekly on Tuesdays. Fantastic food is available from the venue, and it truly pays to be a know-it-all with Dallas Fort Worth trivia.

Revelers Hall hosts a blues showcase led by Todd Blalock and the Terraplane Rounders. Mike Morgan anchors the bass and Reo Casey drives the drums, while Todd leads the set with Ophelia, his 90-year-old guitar. The music centers on prewar blues with a few original tunes in the mix, creating a dance-friendly atmosphere for participants of all skill levels. Happy Hour features specials on food and drink, and the kitchen is open.

This weekly jazz jam welcomes performers and listeners alike. Musicians of all ages and skill levels can participate. Free food is available, and guests may bring their own favorite beverages. Admission is $20 for an evening of live music.

This event highlights the legacy of Luis Valdez, tracing how Zoot Suit and La Bamba brought Chicano stories to the screen in the face of political and industry resistance and helped shape landmark films that honor and expand the American cultural narrative. A Q&A with director David Alvarado is part of the program.

House of Blues Dallas welcomes Poppy’s Constantly Nowhere Tour for an all ages concert. The lineup includes support from LANDMVRKS and Thousand Below. VIP seating and experience upgrades are available through the venue. Same day ticket purchases can be made at the box office on show days, and prices may be higher at the door. The supporting lineup may change without notice.

Catch Famous Friend live with support from The Citie and Floats at TX Tea Room. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Ease into the evening with a 45 minute, open-air yoga flow on The Glen Lawn at The Village Dallas. This weekly class welcomes all experience levels and offers a guided practice designed to refresh body and mind beneath the fading light. Bring your own mat and take in the relaxed golden hour atmosphere. Admission is free, and an RSVP can secure a spot along with access to occasional invites and giveaways. The session takes place on The Glen Lawn behind the Drey Hotel. Free parking is available in The Village’s underground garage. For questions, contact events@thevillagedallas.com.

For fifteen years, Summer Colors has celebrated creativity while championing the patients of Scottish Rite for Children. Started in 2009 by Jenny Grumbles and Loren Koziol alongside Jill and Dupree Scovell, the benefit has grown into a lively evening at Scottish Rite for Children Orthopedic Hospital in Dallas, showcasing original works by over forty-five established and emerging artists and drawing hundreds of art enthusiasts to support the hospital’s mission. Guests can bid on original paintings from local talent and enjoy beverages and hors d’oeuvres. Tickets are $40 when purchased in advance and $50 at the door.

Joseph Reyes leads a six-piece group performing pre-war jazz, blues, and more. The program highlights early sounds that shaped modern music and traces the roots of familiar styles through a thoughtfully curated set.

Clarent is performing at House of Blues Dallas. The show starts at 7:00 PM, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

Nine Vicious is set to perform at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall in Dallas. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Ian Bagg for a live comedy show at Addison Improv. The performance is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM, and tickets are available through Ticketmaster.