Events in Duncanville today

U&I Redefining Disabilities and Veterans Resource Center are hosting a job fair exclusively for veterans. Attendees can meet hiring employers and vendors in person and explore career resources. Participants are encouraged to bring printed resumes, wear professional attire, and be ready to talk about their skills, experience, and career goals. Food, vendor booths, and giveaways will be available during the fair. Admission requires a VA ID or DD-214 together with a state-issued ID.

Easy Slider hosts a weekly Italian Disco night that brings together Italian-inspired eats, Italian cinema, and disco grooves. Look for crispy chicken parm and chicken caesar parm sandwiches, caesar tots, and plates of spaghetti, with Peroni and negroni cocktails to sip. Italian cinema adds to the atmosphere while the music keeps things lively. The full bar and the regular Easy Slider menu are available, and there is also a Happy Hour.

Each week, a rotating lineup of food trucks brings fresh flavors and an upbeat, community-focused vibe. Presented by Food Truck League DFW in partnership with the City of Cedar Hill, this growing series highlights changing vendors and plenty of variety for a relaxed, food-centered outing.

This no-cost organized open play at the Park at Oaks Church features basketball and pickleball courts for competitive matchups. It is geared toward players with intermediate to advanced skills, with on site coordination so there is no need to prearrange games or bring a partner. Team registration is available.

Karaoke and RNB Bingo come together at Chicken N Pickle, offering a chance to sing and test knowledge of songs and artists in a music bingo format.

BikeDFW leads an easygoing, no-drop community ride beneath the full moon, inviting riders to connect with one another, their bikes, and the city after dark. The tradition returns with a nod to Liz, who guided the ride for years and helped make it a favorite. The route spans about 8 to 10 miles at a casual, family-friendly pace, and the group stays together from start to finish. Expect friendly company, cooler evening air, and a fresh perspective on Downtown Dallas. After the ride, there is time to relax and socialize at the brewery. Bring a working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, and money if you plan to purchase food or drinks. A camera is great for night photos, and friends are welcome. This activity depends on the weather, and rain or cloudy conditions will cancel, with day-of updates shared on BikeDFW’s social media. BikeDFW leads this community ride, and all riders participate at their own risk and are responsible for their personal safety and gear.

Spune presents The Protomen for a three night run at Granada Theater, with a different guest each evening. The first night features Nate Bergman, the second highlights Descendents of Erdrick, and the third brings URIZEN. Individual day tickets are available for each show.

Joseph Reyes leads a sextet presenting pre-war jazz, blues, and more. The performance spotlights the early sounds that influenced much of today’s music and offers a thoughtful look back at the roots of these styles.

Weekly group lessons in DFW Swing Out are offered at Cedar Hill Recreation Center in the Jay’s Camp style. Expect a supportive atmosphere that builds confidence while sharpening fundamentals, footwork, musicality, and fresh partner combinations. The program welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike, and skill level is checked each week so everyone trains at an appropriate pace. Instruction is led by creator and founder Jay Durham, with a team that includes lead follower instructor Tiffany Renee, instructor Jermaine Smith, and assistant instructors Charles Moore, Gina Walker, and Falon Perkins. Sessions feature both partner and solo drills set to energizing music. The cost is $10 per week, no appointment is required, and payment is taken at the recreation desk. Private lessons are also available.

Put your music knowledge to the test at a lively bingo night at Eno’s Pizza Tavern in Cypress Waters. Brief snippets of songs are played while participants find them on their bingo cards, mark the squares to complete the pattern, and call bingo for a prize. Participation is free, prizes are awarded every round, and the soundtrack spans hits from every decade. Suitable for date nights, groups of friends, coworkers, and anyone confident in their song recognition, with pizza and a full bar available.

Electric Campfire Jam brings musicians and music lovers together at Sons of Hermann Hall for a relaxed, collaborative session focused on community and good vibes. Bring an instrument to play or simply hang out and enjoy the music while the kitchen and bar remain open throughout the event. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to enjoy a friendly, campfire-style atmosphere in a historic hall.

Becoming a dad can feel both exciting and overwhelming. Fatherhood Road Rules is a relaxed, judgment-free class designed for those preparing to be fathers for the first time. Bring your questions, pick up practical tips for the early days of parenthood, and get straightforward guidance for this new role. Pizza and beer are included. The session is led by Cody Butler, a husband and new father who first connected with North Dallas Doulas as a client and now supports other dads as an instructor. He shares honest insights and relatable stories, including lessons learned, to help participants feel confident, connected, and ready to support their partner and baby. The fee is $99 per attendee.

This event features a live performance by Gary Clark Jr, with doors opening in advance of the show.

Feed Me will appear at Ductwork at SILO Dallas. Tickets will go on sale, and an alert signup is available that also enters participants for a chance to win two general admission passes.

Celebrate the world of sports, trading card games, and collectibles over three days at a dedicated convention. More information will be shared soon.

Meet Elaine Bordeaux, this year's Artist in Residence, while she creates pottery inspired by Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center. Open to the public.

Hulvey delivers a charged, faith-rooted performance that blends intensity with heartfelt moments. An artist with Reach Records, he has earned a Top 10 album on Billboard’s Christian chart and a Gold certification for the single Altar, with streams surpassing 100 million. Fresh from major tours with Brandon Lake, he brings that momentum to the stage and continues building connections with crowds around the country. Special guests Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone add to a night that unites hip hop, worship, and purpose.

Presented by Spune, Save Ferris brings the It Means Everything 29-year anniversary tour to AM/FM, with Primo Danger joining the bill. Tickets are available, and the show is open to all ages.

Enjoy a free salsa class at Klyde Warren Park followed by social dancing open to all levels. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome, and no partner is required. The lesson is led by Sergey and Michelle, then DJ Ruso keeps the music going for the social. Dancing happens on the main stage at the Muse Family Performance Pavilion. The surface is smooth concrete and measures about 40 by 50 feet, so shoes with smooth soles are recommended. Consider arriving early to grab a bite from park restaurants or food trucks. Kids, dogs, friends, and family are welcome. Restrooms for park visitors are available near Mi Cocina, and parking details can be found on the Klyde Warren Park website.

Home Plate at Texas Rangers Golf Club hosts a summer music series with live sets from local singer-songwriters and musicians performed indoors, paired with a variety of food and drink specials. There is no cover charge, and advance registration is encouraged by calling (817) 575-8299. This installment features The Calamity Janes, with other performances in the series including artists such as Emily Knutson, Taylor Craig Mills, Michael Mangrum, Adysen Malek, and Baileigh Rhodes.

The Dallas Cowboys face the New Orleans Saints at AT&T Stadium in the final preseason matchup before the regular season. Look for appearances by Dallas Cowboys Legends, a raffle for signed memorabilia with additional giveaways, and convenient amenities that include access to a private restroom, included food and beverages, and lounge chair seating. Parking passes are available, and the experience is promoted as a unique way to enjoy the game inside AT&T Stadium.

Foreigner brings a high-energy rock set to Dallas, turning the city into a full-throttle concert experience. Expect signature songs performed with powerful intensity. This summer evening is geared toward Texas rock fans.

AEG Presents brings the Could Be Tonight Tour to The Bomb Factory with Hulvey headlining, joined by special guests Kijan Boone and Indie tribe, along with a presentation from International Justice Mission. The event welcomes all ages, and anyone 16 or under must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general and standing only, with no seats available. A bag policy will be in effect, and the schedule may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so plan to use mobile entry. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no Covid protocols in place.

An Arkansas versus Texas showdown will take place at a stadium in Melissa. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit DFW children with cancer and their families.

The Kessler hosts an evening featuring Fink. Presented by the venue, this night centers on the artist.

Pokémon fans gather at Flying Saucer in partnership with The Sound and Common Lands TCG for a community card night focused on trading, casual play, and anime culture. Bring a card binder to connect with other collectors and show off favorite pulls. Guests who show a binder receive $5 off any appetizer along with the Fire Sale $5 drink special. Explore an anime themed vendor market and use the dedicated Pokémon TCG area for friendly games. Support the community by donating cards to the Take a Card, Leave a Card Pokémon box at The Sound Little Library, helping make the hobby accessible to Trainers of all ages. Whether hunting for a chase card, looking for a friendly match, or browsing local anime vendors, all fans are welcome.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a brand-new circus spectacular to American Airlines Center with special guest Bello Nock. Expect a high-energy mix of astonishing acts, playful comedy, and continuous excitement that keeps the show moving. Designed as a shared experience, it turns big moments into lasting memories for families and fans of every age, blending thrilling performances with a festive, party-like atmosphere.

Greg Sestero returns to the Texas Theatre for a celebratory 23rd anniversary screening of The Room. This is more than a movie showing, with surprises, behind the scenes stories, and a live script read led by one of the film’s stars. Expect interactive fun with spoons in the air, crowd chants, and plenty of laughs. The film will be presented on real film with Greg in attendance, and autographs plus selfies will be available in the lobby all night.

Tusk brings a faithful celebration of Fleetwood Mac to the stage, keeping the focus on the songs themselves. This five member ensemble delivers meticulous recreations from across the band’s catalog, from radio favorites to deeper cuts, and also includes select material from the solo careers of Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood. With an emphasis on authenticity and respect for the originals, each performer channels a member of the classic lineup to honor a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legacy. The musicians of Tusk have played together in various groups for over twenty-five years and have toured as a classic Fleetwood Mac tribute since 2008, developing tight chemistry and a dynamic stage presence through years on the road. All ages are welcome.

ATLiens returns to SILO Dallas with a lineup that includes Nikita, The Wicked, and Usaybflow. Ticket alerts are available, and signing up includes an entry for a chance to win two side stage passes.

OFF CAMPUS night brings the energy of the hit show to the dance floor, featuring custom edits and soundtrack anthems that keep the music going all night. A handful of HR edits adds an extra twist. Tickets are available.

Charlie's Tavern Arlington hosts a lively karaoke night where the mic is open to everyone, from confident regulars to first-timers. Expect an upbeat crowd, chilled beverages, and big screens that add to the after-hours atmosphere. Choose from songs across all styles and take a turn in the spotlight. Sign up to perform, and arriving early can help you get on the list.

Whether you are aiming for a half or full marathon, easing back into running after time away, or focused on running well while avoiding injury and enjoying the process, this training is designed to help you reach your goals. Train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, home to the Dallas Galloway training program.

Set against the backdrop of Bachman Lake Park, this family-friendly run welcomes every pace with multiple distance options, including 5K, 10K, 15K, a 1 mile fun run, and a kids dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The kids dash meets at the start line and participants are guided to the starting area, followed by the National Anthem and the race kickoff. Live results and awards can be found at the registration tent right after you finish. Registration for the 5K, 10K, and 15K includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The 1 mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash comes with a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a medal created for this distance, and children may participate in the dash for free if they choose to skip the swag. Timed participants receive chip timing with live results, and all runners can enjoy free event photos along with Kona Ice at the finish. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K at $17 for participants ages 12 and under. Come ready to run your race, your way in an inclusive atmosphere focused on fun and community.

Part of Good Local Markets, this Dallas market spotlights regional growers and makers in a friendly, community setting. Expect seasonal produce, meats from pasture-raised animals, and eggs straight from the farm, along with small-batch breads, preserves, granola and other treats. Creative vendors add handmade goods such as pottery, jewelry and bath products. Everything comes directly from the people who grow or craft it, with no resellers, so every purchase supports local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, with SNAP matched up to 30 dollars per day. Live music adds to the welcoming vibe. The market runs rain or shine, welcomes pets and is easy to navigate with strollers.

A weekly farmers market runs during a set seasonal window.

A weekly road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store with a focus on building skills, meeting fellow cyclists, and enjoying a spirited group effort. Riders can choose from three options: a 26-mile no-drop group averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates, a 45-mile drop ride averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose and LORBA, and a VeloSouth route that alternates each week. This week features a 67-mile drop ride averaging 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth. Expect rolling terrain with a few flat stretches. Rest stops are included only on routes over 60 miles, and the other groups will regroup as needed. Ride marshals will be introduced before the group heads out. Riders are encouraged to download the routes in advance. If rain is falling or the roads are wet, the ride is canceled and updates are shared through the group’s Strava presence. For safety, a helmet and a working rear light are required, and participants should follow traffic laws, heed the ride leaders, and look out for one another.

At Friendship-West Baptist Church’s Kiest location, this family field day wraps up Emerging Generations Month with a focus on fun, learning, fellowship, and friendly competition. Activities include a family basketball game, a tug-of-war, and a family obstacle course, along with lunch and time for connection. The event emphasizes teamwork and creates opportunities for families to make memories together.

A 45 minute morning yoga flow takes place on The Glen Lawn. The class is free and welcomes all experience levels, offering a guided sequence designed to help participants recenter and feel grounded while working up a morning sweat.

Start the weekend on a calm note with a welcoming yoga session at The Sound at Cypress Waters, guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan. The practice blends gentle to moderate sequences with focused breathing to help you restore energy, feel refreshed, and connect with both yourself and the surrounding community. Everyone is encouraged to participate, whether new to yoga or a long-time practitioner. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and feel free to invite a friend. There is no cost to attend. Make it part of your 2026 routine.

This monthly event combines a rock swap with a parking lot sale. Attendees can trade rocks and browse items available for purchase.

This pop-up at Dallas VA Medical Center features a vendor selling BBQ on site.

A kids fashion show celebrates local talent, highlighting clothing from local designers and boutiques and including performances by dance groups.

At DPA's Adoption Container inside Community Beer Company, this Saturday gathering offers a relaxed way to meet adoptable foster cats. Spend time playing with friendly cats and kittens, and try a matching tool that helps suggest a feline companion suited to your home. The focus is on supporting animals in the program and bringing together the local cat loving community.

Hosted by the DFW Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, this poolside celebration blends sunshine, swimsuits, and sisterly antics while raising funds for Pride in Dallas. Sister Katya Lookin' Ho leads the Pretty in Pink Pool Party, where attendees are encouraged to wear their brightest pink and bring their poolside glam alongside chosen family. A suggested donation of $20 supports the cause, and the event is BYOB, meaning guests bring their own beverages. Expect festive energy, lighthearted fun, and a welcoming spirit grounded in love, community, joy, and inclusion.

Strokers Ice House hosts a live rock and roll performance from Southwest Airlines Cohearts, featuring an eclectic mix from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, with a few surprises along the way.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a brand-new circus experience to American Airlines Center with special guest Bello Nock. The show features astonishing feats, big laughs, and high-energy entertainment designed for families and friends to enjoy together. It highlights the joy of sharing spectacular performances with the people who matter most, welcoming both first-time attendees and longtime fans with a production made to impress all ages. Look forward to continuous action, playful comedy, and a celebratory atmosphere that turns an outing into lasting memories.

The second ICMC Gala offers an evening that celebrates music, culture, community, and charitable giving at Museum Tower Dallas. The program features live performances, a silent auction, and light refreshments, all in support of the mission of ICMC of DFW. Building on last year’s gala, it brings together returning supporters and first-time guests. Tickets are $100.

A family-friendly meetup at Vector Brewing brings together families and individuals in the T1D community. Attendees can connect in a welcoming setting, share experiences, and build new friendships. Children are welcome.

Author Ashley Peters will be signing her novel In Stasis, a poetic, slow-building survival story told through the eyes of an ordinary woman. After a betrayal and the threat of arrest under a newly formed authoritarian regime, Jessi escapes into the forest with her dog, Janus. Hidden among the trees, she learns what survival requires in both the wilderness and a changed society. Believing she can remain unseen, she fights to preserve her humanity, revive long-muted skills, and hold to the hope that a path forward still exists. For more details, please contact the store.

Kate Angel headlines an evening at Three Links in Deep Ellum with special guests Awaiting Abigail and Glass Mansions. The show is open to all ages. Please bring a physical government-issued ID for entry. Attendees under 21 will be assessed a 5 dollar fee on entry. This is general admission with standing room only. Large bags and backpacks are not allowed.

anees brings a live performance to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall, open to guests of all ages. Michael Minelli is slated to open, though supporting acts can change. Ticket prices may rise on the day of the show. The venue’s box office operates only on show days, beginning two hours before doors, and hours can vary by event.

Wade Bowen brings live music to House of Blues Dallas in an all ages setting. Opening support will be announced, and supporting artists may change without notice. VIP seating is available through the venue, and experience upgrades are offered. Ticket availability and pricing are managed by the venue box office, and pricing is subject to change.

Classic Albums Live brings Led Zeppelin’s fourth album to the stage exactly as it was recorded, performing the full track list with exacting precision. In Moody Performance Hall, the clear, balanced acoustics let every guitar tone, vocal line, and drum pattern be heard with striking definition, creating an immersive album experience. Founded in 2003 by Craig Martin, Classic Albums Live centers every show on the music itself, presenting full-album concerts without costumes or impersonations. Presenting more than 200 performances each year and recognized by critics in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, the group approaches rock repertoire with the rigor of a modern day orchestra and a commitment to faithful sound.

Video Music Bingo brings a lively, interactive twist to VFW Post 611. Players watch real music videos on screen and mark their bingo cards as clips play, with popular hits keeping the energy high. Here is how it works. Short segments of music videos are shown, and when a matching title appears on your card, you mark it. Be the first to complete the pattern and call bingo to win a prize. It is free to participate, and prizes are awarded every round. This is the debut, launching a weekly run on Saturdays after the first show.

Settle in for waterfront live music at The Sound at Cypress Waters, where a rotating lineup takes the stage in a beautiful outdoor setting. Expect sunset views over the lake, skilled performers playing popular styles, and easy access to nearby restaurants with patio seating. Admission is free and all ages are welcome, making it a fit for family outings, date nights, or a relaxed evening with friends. Dance near the stage, bring a blanket or lawn chair, or grab a seat on a patio and enjoy the atmosphere.

Celebrate a recurring karaoke night at Eno’s Pizza Tavern in Coppell, where anyone can take the microphone and perform a favorite song. The setting is friendly and lively, welcoming both seasoned singers and first timers. Pizza and drinks are available, and the crowd keeps the energy high as guests cheer each performance. It is a monthly event, offering plenty of chances to step on stage and make music with the community.

AEG Presents welcomes Social Distortion to The Bomb Factory as part of the Born To Kill World Tour, with Descendents and The Chats appearing as special guests. The long-running punk outfit, led by Mike Ness, brings a legacy that stretches from Mommy’s Little Monster through Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes, now entering a new era with Born To Kill. The album was tracked at Sunset Sound and completed at Hillside Manor with Dave Sardy, spans 11 songs, and includes appearances by Lucinda Williams and Benmont Tench. All ages are admitted, and guests who are 16 and under must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Entry is general admission standing only, with no seating available. Set times can change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. A bag policy will be in effect. There are no stated COVID protocols, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Experience a blend of concert energy and club vibes. Live music fills the inside while a DJ sets the mood on the patio. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older. Tables are available.

ACRAZE is set for a summer debut at SILO Dallas. Tickets will be available for purchase. An alert sign-up is offered for on-sale notifications, and those who sign up are entered for a chance to win two side stage passes.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed takes on past favorites and three new routes, including one built for intense, technical cornering. Rides welcome all bikes and stick to non-highway roads, aiming for fun stretches, interesting sights, lighter traffic, and more time in the saddle. Beyond the regular rides, plans include a track day, an Ozarks weekend, and a Sturgis trip. Group patches and stickers are also in the works to commemorate the rides and help support future trips and events.

Matchups are finalized for this year’s slate of games, guided by a mission to turn dreams into reality, serve others, and honor God. Excitement is building, and the organizers emphasize steady growth and continual improvement as they prepare for a meaningful series of contests.

Village Beach Club in Dallas sets the scene for a high-energy poolside party featuring country star Dustin Lynch and his DJ Club Set. The day blends country favorites, club-ready remixes, live vocals, and dance-floor anthems with poolside cocktails and sunny, laid-back lounging that can quickly turn into full-on dancing. A Grand Ole Opry member with 10 No. 1 hits and over 6 billion streams, Lynch is known for fan favorites like "Thinking 'Bout You," "Stars Like Confetti," and "Party Mode." Fresh from a Las Vegas club residency and EDM-inspired releases, he brings the electric atmosphere of his renowned pool parties to Dallas for a country-meets-club celebration.

BanjerDan performs for the first time at Opening Bell Coffee in Dallas, Texas. The venue is known for frequent live music, a relaxed setting with comfortable seating, and a selection of espresso and specialty coffee drinks. It partners with local vendors and welcomes performers from both the area and beyond. Look forward to a friendly, intimate listening experience as BanjerDan marks his debut on this stage.

The Revelers Hall Band performs at Revelers Hall on weekends as a recurring weekly engagement.

Music Bingo puts a musical twist on the classic game at Punch Bowl Social. Instead of numbers, your card lists song titles and artists while short clips play. When you hear a match, mark it, complete the pattern, and shout bingo to win. The fun unfolds over four themed rounds that range from throwbacks to today’s hits, and you get two cards per round for extra chances. It is free to play, all ages are welcome, and prizes are awarded in every round, with multiple opportunities to win throughout the event. Arrive early to snag a great table, bring friends, enjoy a drink, sing along, dance in your seat, and get ready to celebrate your bingo.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings an all-new show to American Airlines Center with special guest Bello Nock. This high-energy family celebration mixes astonishing performances, big laughs, and memorable moments made to be enjoyed together. Designed for everyone from curious kids to longtime circus lovers, the production gathers bold, joy-brightening acts into a unique shared experience. More than action in the ring, it centers on the fun of taking it all in side by side with the people who matter most. Expect a vibrant spectacle that keeps the excitement rolling from the opening moments to the finale.

At Gallery DeFi, an evening blends 9D Breathwork, immersive art, and a holistic wellness market into a community centered experience. What began as a simple breathwork gathering has grown into a four hour event where attendees breathe, connect, explore the gallery, shop local, and spend time doing something intentionally different for themselves. This edition focuses on a complete reset for the nervous system, featuring a guided, therapist led, trauma informed 9D journey with individual headphones, layered multidimensional soundscapes, somatic breathing practices, and gentle work that supports regulation and stress release. Guests can wander the art collection, take photos, meet new people, and integrate at a comfortable pace. A rotating market of more than ten holistic vendors and local brands adds to the experience, with offerings that can include reiki and energy work, massage and bodywork, lymphatic and detox support, nervous system scans, crystals and handmade jewelry, waist beads and other intentional goods, wellness teas and specialty treats, vegan products and supplements, plant based foods and fresh juices, hydrogen water, functional and sparkling wellness drinks, non alcoholic hemp inspired beverages, candles and other handmade items, and additional healing modalities. Attendees may want to bring a yoga mat or other padding, a pillow, a warm blanket, an eye mask, water, and a journal and pen. Dressing in layers, hydrating, and eating lightly beforehand can make the experience even more supportive. Each gathering offers a distinct 9D Breathwork journey alongside art, photography moments, shopping, connection, and community.

Spune presents an all-ages tribute night at AM/FM featuring Joshua Tree, celebrating the music of U2, and Coldfix, a Coldplay tribute band. Tickets are on sale now.

Desert Hearts comes back to Dallas for an event at Ductwork at SILO Dallas. Fans can sign up for ticket alerts, which also enter them for a chance to win two general admission passes. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Good Terms takes the stage at Three Links in Deep Ellum, TX with special guests Stateside, Gene Ross, and Clone the Wolf. This all ages show is general admission with standing room only. Admission ranges from $17 to $20. Please bring a physical government-issued ID. Attendees under 21 must pay a $5 fee upon entry.

This event features special guest Ally Venable.

An American Red Cross certified instructor leads hands-on practice sessions focused on First Aid and CPR at the JW Dunlop Park Pavilion. These sessions emphasize practical skill development, and an eCard is provided the same day. For questions, text 682-777-3665.

AEG Presents brings the Dark Asylum World Tour to the stage with Kamelot headlining and support from Visions of Atlantis and Frozen Crown. This is an all ages show, and attendees 16 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general standing room, so there will not be seating. Set times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. A bag policy is in effect, and standard venue policies apply. There are no COVID protocols for this event. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Chair massage is available for $1 per minute at Fool's Kava House in Arlington, Texas.

Arlington musicians can step onto the stage at Truth Vinyl for an open mic focused on helping performers sound their best. Each artist gets a three-song set supported by professional sound and lighting, with house jam musicians available for backing. It suits first-time performers and those trying out new material, offering a welcoming local community in an upscale, relaxed setting. Between sets, enjoy the full bar, grab a Pearl's Po'Boy, browse a 30,000-plus record collection, or unwind in the courtyard. Admission is free.

A free Zumba class at The Sound welcomes every level of experience. Attend solo or with a friend and enjoy a lively, high-energy workout that feels like a party. The session is led by Marvel, pronounced Mar-Velle, a group fitness instructor with more than a decade of teaching who loves turning exercise into a celebration with easy-to-follow dance moves and plenty of laughs.

Globe Life Field hosts an AL West showdown as the Athletics face the Texas Rangers, a divisional meeting with implications for the late-season standings. Familiar opponents square off in a game where experience against each other matters, and every pitch could prove decisive.

Red Beans and Rice is a recurring jam session led by host Terrence Bradford.

At Life's Good Bar & Grill, music bingo blends themed playlists from across the decades with the classic bingo format. The game features four rounds and two cards per round. The host plays short song clips, participants identify the title or artist, locate it on their cards, and mark spaces to match the pattern that is called. A winning call of BINGO earns a prize. Happy hour is available.

Barcadia Dallas hosts a late-night spin on bingo built around music videos on the big screens. Each week, Video Music Bingo transforms the room with quick clips while players mark their cards to match the announced pattern and call out a win. Expect a mix of nostalgic favorites, crowd-pleasing hits, and singalong moments that keep the energy going to last call. It is free to play, with two cards per sheet, four rounds, prizes every round, and winners recognized throughout the night. Drinks and arcade games add to the good natured chaos.

Story Time offers a mix of story reading, dance activities, and hands-on crafts. Each gathering spotlights a different theme, which is announced on the Facebook page.

Curious about cars? The North Texas LGBTQ Car Club is gathering for a meeting paired with dinner, with a casual car show planned before and after the meal. The atmosphere centers on friendly fellowship, with time to appreciate vehicles and talk shop with other enthusiasts.

Power Yoga at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio delivers a vigorous, breath-focused practice that links steady movement with purposeful poses to build strength, endurance, flexibility and concentration. Expect inventive sequences and smooth flows with chances to test your limits in a supportive way, both physically and mentally. The session is designed to raise heat, quiet the mind and leave you grounded yet energized. Options and modifications are available for different needs and experience levels. It suits anyone who wants to move with intention, challenge the body and rekindle an inner fire while deepening the mind and body connection.

This free weekly yoga class offers a welcoming space to move, stretch, and reset at The Sound at Cypress Waters in the Rogers-O'Brien Amphitheater. Guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan, each session features mindful movement, intentional breathwork, and a feel-good flow designed to help you recharge and reconnect with yourself and the community. All levels are welcome. Bring a mat and water, invite a friend, and enjoy a class that is always free.

Interval workouts take place at the Plano Senior High School track. The meeting point is the southeast corner. Each session begins with a warmup and brief instruction, then transitions into structured track intervals.

This group meets at Patriots Pavilion in Big Cedar Wilderness for a 4 to 5 mile route. Participants can choose to run or hike and are welcome at any pace. After the outing, plan on time together with snacks, beverages, and conversation.

Weekly live trivia at The Londoner in Arlington offers free-to-play game nights with friendly competition and prizes for the top teams. Presented by Challenge Entertainment and part of the DFW trivia community, this ongoing event also connects with the National Trivia League for teams seeking broader competition.

Triple Play Trivia at J. Gilligan's Bar & Grill features three rounds of questions, beginning with entertainment, moving into a nerd-focused category, and wrapping up with a potluck-style mix. It is free to participate, and prizes are up for grabs.

Turbo Kick returns to the DFW area with an in-person class at Kidd Springs Recreation Center. Expect fast-paced rounds, throwback-inspired combinations, and a playlist that keeps you moving from start to finish. The atmosphere centers on collective energy and a community that loves this format. It is suited for longtime fans and anyone ready to jump back into the workout. Space is limited, so plan ahead and bring your best energy.

Channel Tres brings The Enigma Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all-ages concert. ZAINAB is scheduled as the opener, and support lineups may change without notice. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the performance. The box office operates only on show days and hours vary by event. Presale options include artist and Citi cardmember access, and VIP packages are available.

This weekly jam welcomes musicians of all ages and skill levels to participate in an evening of music. Complimentary food is available. Attendees may bring their preferred beverages. Admission is $20.

At Revelers Hall, Todd Blalock leads the Terraplane Rounders in a celebration of prewar blues, weaving in a few original tunes to keep dancers of every skill level moving. Backed by Mike Morgan on bass and Reo Casey on drums, he guides each set with his 90-year-old guitar, Ophelia. Happy hour features specials on food and drinks, and the kitchen is open.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night at The Brass Tap North Dallas. The game is free and open to all ages, and teams of one to six compete for prizes awarded to the top three finishers. Players answer from a smart device, and the faster the correct response, the more points they earn. Extra points are awarded for bringing a charger, and a live leaderboard keeps the competition fierce.

AL West baseball takes center stage at Globe Life Field as the Athletics face the Texas Rangers. With the season nearing its close, this game could carry added importance. The action unfolds in a ballpark known for its distinctive setting, spotlighting a competitive meeting between division opponents.

A free jazz jam session showcases some of the best talent in the Metroplex. It takes place in a venue that keeps audiences coming back time and time again.

On Tuesdays, TRUTH hosts a weekly jazz session that is currently on a summer schedule.

The Suicide Machines mark three decades of Destruction by Definition with an anniversary show featuring Bad Operation. This performance brings both bands together to honor the album’s milestone.