Events in Duncanville today

Registration is open for the Joshua Education Foundation Golf Tournament. Golfers and supporters from across the JISD community are invited to take part in a day of play, connection, and giving that benefits JISD students and teachers. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with several options that include team entries and are anticipated to fill quickly. For questions, contact Julie Pool at joshuaisdef@gmail.com.

Toddler Story Time returns in partnership with @mansfieldmomwalk at O’Brien’s Bookshop. Families with children from infancy through age four can enjoy themed read-alouds, lively songs and fingerplays, simple games, and free snacks suitable for toddlers. It is a welcoming and interactive gathering for little ones and their grown-ups.

Enjoy hands-on Halloween sensory fun at Oak Valley Park in Burleson. The first hour focuses on social time and free play. After a parent-provided lunch or snack, children dive into learning activities. Kids practice letter recognition with a cauldron bucket matching game, searching for lowercase letters on plastic eyeballs and pairing them with the correct bucket. A Halloween-themed sensory rice bin adds extra tactile exploration and seasonal play.

Children ages 5 to 9 can dive into an interactive science class all about pumpkins. Participants will open a pumpkin to study its parts, investigate buoyancy by testing whether it sinks or floats, and wrap up with a STEM activity that invites them to build creative structures using pumpkin candies and toothpicks. The experience blends hands-on learning, curiosity, and a touch of seasonal fun.

An American Red Cross certified skills session offers guided, in-person practice and assessment. Participants must purchase and complete the required online course before attending, since the on-site work builds on that preparation. Those who meet the criteria receive an eCard the same day. The session is held at the pavilion in JW Dunlop Park.

Babies and toddlers up to age 2 can enjoy a gentle storytime led by Ms. Julie. Expect playful songs, simple rhymes, and brief stories created for the youngest listeners. After the planned activities, families can stay for free play and conversation that helps build early connections in the community. The session focuses on early literacy and on strengthening the bond between little ones and their caregivers. Children attend with an accompanying adult, and active caregiver participation is encouraged throughout. Please note that photos may be taken during library programs and shared on library social channels, the website, or in other publications. Being present implies consent to this practice. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.

A cozy storytime with simple songs and rhymes designed for toddlers ages 1 to 3 attending with a caregiver. The activities nurture early learning, support social interaction, and inspire a lasting love of the library.

Parents can drop off their children at the Northpark Y for an afternoon of activities while taking a well-earned break. Children will enjoy games, make new friends, and take part in themed fun. The cost is $20 for members and $50 for non-members per child. Registration is available in person or online.

Enjoy a feel good Zumba class that pairs lively music with simple, follow along moves. It is designed to keep you active and encourage connection, and it welcomes participants of all experience levels. For more information, call the community at (817) 708-2234.

Fans of K-pop and demon-hunting adventures can gather at the West Irving Library for a lively themed celebration. Attendees are encouraged to dress as favorite characters, sing along to beloved songs, make creative crafts, and meet Rumi. This program welcomes participants of all ages.

Presented by Spune, this all ages show at Club Dada spotlights Nashville-based pop rock trio Arrows in Action as part of I Think We've Toured Here Before, with Good Boy Daisy and Instant Crush joining the bill. Tickets are on sale now. Arrows in Action will draw from their second LP, I Think I’ve Been Here Before, which examines the pull of familiar feelings and routines. Produced by Dan Swank, whose credits include All Time Low and Charlotte Sands, the album arrives in two parts, pairing an upbeat Side A featuring Feel It Again and Light Like You with a more reflective Side B that includes Cheekbones and Empty Canvas. The trio features Victor Viramontes-Pattison on vocals and guitar, Matthew Fowler on guitar, and Jesse Frimmel on drums. Since forming in 2017, they have built a dedicated fanbase through independent releases Be More. (2021) and Built to Last (2023), accumulated millions of streams with a recent viral moment for Cheekbones. They have toured in support of Boys Like Girls and The Home Team and appeared at Download and Vans Warped Tour, with an upcoming slot at Louder Than Life.

Learn the basics of crochet in a relaxed setting with feline company. The class includes a guided hour of instruction for newcomers, followed by an optional 30 minutes to spend time with the cats. A 5 mm hook and yarn are provided for use during the session, so no prior experience is needed. Capacity is limited, and a $15 donation secures a spot. This program is offered monthly.

Test your knowledge at a trivia event with three rounds at Bru City. The first round focuses on entertainment, the second caters to nerdy topics, and the third is a potluck mix. Prizes are available, and there is no entry fee.

A welcoming karaoke experience with an open mic for anyone who wants to sing.

Video Music Bingo brings a lively mix of real music videos and crowd favorites to Maacs Grill, presented by Headtilt Entertainment. Players receive bingo cards, watch and listen to the videos, and mark their matches for chances to win prizes, including a weekly progressive jackpot. It is free to participate and easy for first timers, with great food and cold drinks available while the music plays.

Logic and G-Eazy take the stage together at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas. The event brings both artists to one venue for a live performance.

Chad Gray brings a 30-year celebration to The Studio at The Bomb Factory in Dallas, performing songs from Mudvayne and Hellyeah with special guests Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. This is an all-ages show, and attendees 16 and under must be with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general standing room with no seating, and set times can change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so install it in advance. A bag policy and other venue rules apply. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges, and no COVID protocols are in effect for this event.

Cavetown brings the Running With Scissors Tour to House of Blues Dallas for an all ages show. Scheduled support includes Chloe Moriondo. VIP seating is available by emailing HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com, and upgrade options are offered. Same day tickets may be available at the venue box office, and prices can increase on the day of the show. Support lineups may change without notice. For each ticket sold, $1 benefits local organizations that support the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ communities through a partnership with PLUS1.

Relax with a chair massage for $1 per minute at Fool's Kava House in Arlington, Texas.

Red Beans and Rice offers a jam session hosted by Terrence Bradford.

Monday nights run late at Barcadia Dallas with a video-driven twist on bingo. Music videos light up the screens while players listen and watch short clips, mark their cards, and race to match the called pattern before shouting bingo. The soundtrack ranges from nostalgic favorites to big singalongs and crowd-pleasing hits, building an upbeat mood right through last call. It is free to play, each sheet includes two cards, and there are four rounds with prizes awarded every time. Drinks and arcade games round out the scene for a night of high-energy, good-natured fun.

Start the morning with a 5k run-walk at Windhaven Meadows Park, gathering near the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking meet year-round. The group does not meet during lightning, torrential rain, icy conditions, when the temperature or heat index is 95 degrees or higher, or in any other unsafe conditions.

Connect with a friendly community of local business owners and entrepreneurs at Whiskey Cake in Plano for a high energy networking session. The group is punctual from start to finish and keeps the atmosphere positive throughout.

This weekly drop-in class creates a relaxed space for intermediate and advanced English speakers to practice conversation across a range of topics. Sessions focus on building ease and confidence through friendly, low-pressure dialogue. New participants complete a one-time registration on their first visit, then can attend any week afterward. The class is facilitated by Noreen Abramovitz, who brings six years of ESL teaching experience. She holds a master’s degree in human resources and has worked with two organizations in Houston, teaching both in person and online. As part of SHINE U, an in-house program shaped by the SHINE framework, it highlights H for hobbies, I for interests and irritants, and E for experiences. The goal is to encourage discovery, exploration and experimentation in a low stakes environment while connecting people through unique interests and experiences to promote learning, diversity, inclusivity and community.

This weekly gathering features reading, dancing, and creative crafts. A new theme is announced each week on Facebook.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony will celebrate Aligned Total Health and Wellness Clinic and highlight a local business in the Mansfield community. The celebration will be held at the clinic.

This bilingual storytime features tales, songs, and rhymes presented in both English and Spanish. It welcomes participants of every age, whether they speak Spanish or not. The session centers on language and storytelling across two languages.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a fall pop up to Las Colinas Connection in Irving, serving a lineup of seafood favorites. Choose lobster rolls prepared Maine style, Connecticut style, or with garlic butter, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Warm up with creamy lobster bisque or classic clam chowder, and finish with whoopie pies. Ordering ahead in the app is available to skip the line and earn rewards. This event is cashless, and payment options include all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments. Take a quick break from the office, enjoy the seasonal atmosphere, and treat yourself to lobster.

Escapology Fort Worth offers a discounted promotion on private escape room adventures that place your group in movie-like settings with clever challenges to solve together. Choose themes such as Haunted House or Scooby-Doo, dive into mysteries and high-stakes scenarios, race the clock as a team, and wrap it up with a victory photo. It works well for date nights, casual plans with friends, or a spontaneous team outing, with the room reserved exclusively for your group.

Business leaders from across DFW gather for a fall luncheon focused on connection, faith-centered leadership, and practical guidance for navigating today’s business challenges with excellence. Registration is free. The program features Carolina Donis, an international speaker and an expert in transformational leadership, who serves as a director with the Maxwell Leadership Foundation and draws on the philosophy of Dr. John C. Maxwell in her work throughout Spanish-speaking Latin America. Entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals at any stage can exchange ideas, learn from peers, and be equipped to pursue purpose-driven leadership grounded in faith. Open to the wider business community, and no Gateway Church affiliation is required.

At The Bull, riders can enjoy happy hour pricing along with live music. Connect with fellow bikers and take in the Grapevine atmosphere.

An in-person stitching gathering welcomes all makers, not only cross-stitchers, as long as projects fit comfortably at your seat. Seating is limited to 16, so reserving a spot is encouraged by calling (682) 252-4531 or emailing cara@carabalderas.com. Bring your current work in progress, and consider a magnifying glass or portable light if that helps. You are welcome to bring a favorite drink, and the store will have options like Coke, Dr Pepper, water, coffee, and ice, with BYOB permitted within reason. Snacks or a meal are fine to bring, and small bagged snacks are available on site. For a focused environment, please leave children who are not stitching at home, as there is no babysitting available.

At NTX Arena in Lewisville, a weekly collector night brings together enthusiasts of trading and sports cards, comics, and related collectibles, centered on community and a shared love of the hobby. The setting is relaxed and flexible. Some people focus on gameplay, others prefer to trade, and many simply browse the tables and talk shop. There is no expectation to do anything specific, and collectors of all experience levels are welcome. A rotating lineup of organized trading card game play features popular titles such as Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic, along with a changing spotlight game. Structured tournament play runs alongside open, social space for collectors, traders, and vendors. Expect open trade tables and a communal hangout each week, a small marketplace with vendors offering singles, sealed items, slabs, comics, and supplies, and free entry for attendees. Whether you plan to play, trade, buy, sell, or just spend time with fellow collectors, this gathering is designed to become a regular part of the hobby.

A relaxed gathering of needle crafters who work on personal projects, support one another, and exchange techniques. This is a self-directed session without formal instruction. For adults 18 and older.

Set out for 4.5 miles along Lake Grapevine on Horseshoe Trail. All paces are welcome. Meet at Pavilion #2. This run meets at Horseshoe Trail.

Experience a vigorous, breath-led power yoga session at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio that pairs steady movement with purposeful postures to build strength, stamina, flexibility, and focus. Flow through inventive sequences and smooth transitions, with opportunities to test your limits both physically and mentally. This class is built to raise your heart rate while calming the mind so you leave feeling steady and energized. Options and modifications are available, making it a good fit if you want to move with intention, challenge your body, and reconnect with your inner fire.

Enjoy a free weekly yoga session in a friendly setting at The Sound at Cypress Waters, Rogers-O'Brien Amphitheater. Guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan, the class blends mindful movement and purposeful breathing into an uplifting flow that helps you reset, recharge, and reconnect with yourself and the community. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and feel free to invite a friend. There is no cost to participate.

The second Tuesday of each month features Taco Tuesday followed by merchandise bingo.

A weekly Pokémon League runs on Tuesdays with a $10 entry that includes a prize pack upon entry. Players earn a pack for every win. Occasionally, special box tournaments are held to reward the community.

Xtreme Soul Line Dance leads an outdoor session at Signature Park focused on learning fresh line dance routines, sharpening technique, and making steps feel smooth and confident. Suitable for those interested in fitness, fun, or both, this class keeps participants active and energized throughout the season.

Meet at the Patriots Pavilion in Big Cedar Wilderness for a relaxed 4 to 5 mile trail outing. Participants can choose to run or hike at a comfortable pace for them. After the miles are done, enjoy snacks, beverages, and easy conversation with fellow trail enthusiasts.

The Alliance Chess Club Meeting features casual no-cost skittles play along with a variety of formats, including blitz at G/5, action at G/15, and both practice and ladder games at G/30. Bughouse is also available, and there is an opportunity for informal instruction and discussion.

Head to Harvest Hall for a spirited trivia night with craft drinks and tasty bites alongside lighthearted competition. Standup comedian Jamie Gravy keeps the questions coming each week, covering pop culture, history, and more for a lively midweek challenge. Round up friends, snag a table, and put your knowledge to work to see who comes out on top. Presented by GretchYo Presents. If Third Rail is booked for a private event, the trivia will take place in North Hall.

Settle in for a lively jazz jam that brings musicians and listeners together for an energetic night of music. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome to sit in. Admission is $20. Complimentary food is provided, and attendees may bring their favorite beverages.

Team up for live trivia at Civil Pour in Dallas. Challenge Entertainment hosts a weekly game that is free to play, with prizes awarded each week. Bring your trivia dream team, enjoy the food, and compete for the title of champions through rounds of brain teasing questions. Trivia now happens at the Dallas location, offering a lively night of friendly competition and plenty of chances to win.

After a long break, in-person Turbo Kick is back with a high-energy workout that mixes classic combinations, throwback flavor, and music that keeps you moving. Expect fast-paced rounds and a lively crowd that loves the format as much as you do. It is great for longtime fans and anyone ready to jump in again. Spots are limited, so arrive early and bring your energy.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall in Dallas. The event is open to all ages and includes scheduled support from VIAL. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Opening acts may change without prior notice. The box office operates only on show days, and hours can vary by event.

Presented by Spune, MARIS brings her high-voltage pop to Club Dada. The Los Angeles-based, Montana-born singer and songwriter blends heartland grit with glam-pop sparkle, pairing diary-like storytelling with towering, sugar-rush hooks. Praised by the Los Angeles Times as a rising megastar, she broke through with Give Me A Sign alongside Caroline Kingsbury, a track celebrated by PAPER that landed on Spotify’s Best Pop Songs of 2025 and led to her first sold-out headline show at DC9. Body Is On Fire signaled an energized new chapter. Her momentum includes a Boston Calling appearance alongside Ed Sheeran, Chappell Roan, and Reneé Rapp, a Top 5 spot on Stereogum’s 2025 pop list for SUPER F★CKING MEGAST★R, and recognition in Spotify’s Fresh Finds Class three times. Elton John spotlighted Mary + I on Rocket Hour, drawing comparisons to Lady Gaga and Freddie Mercury. She has toured nationally with The Wrecks, Maude Latour, A R I Z O N A, Anna of the North, and Caroline Kingsbury, and has earned coverage from Rolling Stone, LADYGUNN, Ones to Watch, Under the Radar, and Wonderland. Her latest single, MOSH★PIT, leads into a forthcoming EP. Expect an interactive, kinetic show that encourages everyone to jump, dance, and feel fully themselves. This is an all-ages event. Tickets are available. In partnership with LIFEBEAT, a program of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, $1 from every ticket supports the initiative, with resources on sexual health and harm reduction available at select tour stops.

At Revelers Hall, Todd Blalock leads the Terraplane Rounders in a blues-focused program. Mike Morgan handles bass and Reo Casey is on drums. The set spotlights prewar blues and mixes in a few original songs. Todd performs with his 90-year-old guitar, Ophelia, and the music suits dancers of all experience levels.

Take part in a line dancing class, then keep the energy going at an after party, with tacos, daiquiris, and shots available for $2 each. Hosted by Mr Make You Move, with DJ Kev setting the vibe.

Enjoy karaoke at Plano Sports Tavern in Plano. A songbook is available to help you choose your songs and step up to perform.

The NHRA Stampede of Speed Nationals takes place at Texas Motorplex in Dallas, Texas.

This weekly bilingual gathering in Fort Worth, TX brings entrepreneurs and small business owners together in a welcoming, high energy setting. Participants meet fellow founders, hear firsthand lessons from real ventures, exchange peer insights, and take away practical ideas they can use. The focus is on building relationships across the local small business community and offering encouragement at every stage, from early concept to active growth. Open to the community, with conversations available in both English and Spanish.

Geared toward little ones from birth to age 6, this open gym offers safe, active play before nap time. Children can climb, jump, try flips, and explore, while moms connect and babies get a chance to socialize. Halloween costumes are welcome, and guests are encouraged to bring trick or treat bags. The fun includes simple games, candy, and prizes.

Fort Worth ISD is hiring bus drivers who greet students each day and help ensure safe transportation to and from school. The FWISD Transportation Department is hosting weekly hiring fairs at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center, with on-site interviews and no RSVP needed. New hires receive paid CDL training. The starting rate is $22.75 per hour, overtime is common for many drivers, and the roles include health coverage and retirement benefits.

Ms. Sierra leads an interactive storytime created for children ages 3 to 5, featuring lively read-alouds that inspire creativity, music and movement to keep little ones engaged, singalongs for everyone, and easy crafts to bring home as keepsakes. Caregivers take part alongside their children, building shared memories and nurturing a love of reading. Photographs may be taken during library events and used on social media, the website, and in various publications to highlight the community. By attending, participants acknowledge this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, please speak with library staff.

Designed for children ages 3 to 6, this storytime features tales presented in a variety of engaging styles. Caregivers may attend the session or use other areas of the library until it concludes.

This music-filled storytime blends movement, rhythm, and a bit of reading. It is suitable for every age group.

Designed for children ages 2 to 3 with a favorite adult, this program pairs a visit to the galleries with hands-on creativity. Participants will look closely at artworks, then dive into an art project or sensory play inspired by melody and rhythm. Class size is limited to 12 children to keep the group small. Adults and younger siblings do not need tickets. If the class is full, email familyprograms@dma.org to be placed on the waiting list. To request accommodations such as ASL interpretation, gallery stools, or wheelchairs, email access@dma.org. Tickets are $7 for DMA members and $10 for the general public.

The HEB Chamber Power Networkers meet weekly for a leads group at Dos Amores Tex Mex in Hurst. Participation is limited to one representative per industry, which gives each business focused visibility within the group. For help determining which leads group fits your business, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

The HEB Chamber Business Builders host a weekly leads group at Tony's Pizza and Pasta in Bedford, TX. Participation is limited to one representative per industry, giving each business focused attention within the group. To learn which Leads Group aligns with your needs, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

Build-your-own burgers are available all day for $10. Spend time under the awning or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

Connect with Fort Worth professionals at a relaxed networking lunch focused on building relationships and promoting local businesses. The group uses open seating and welcomes participants from any industry. Each gathering includes time for attendees to address the full room, along with a featured presenter who shares a 15 minute talk. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Rogers Roundhouse offers food and beverages, with a spacious indoor table during warmer months and a heated outdoor area when it is colder.

This milestone luncheon celebrates collective progress, acknowledges strides in the Las Vegas Trail community, and looks ahead with renewed purpose to the work, growth, and transformation yet to come. It offers a moment to reflect on achievements and recommit to the path forward.

Participants will create vibrant spiderweb suncatchers that catch the light and add a touch of Halloween charm to any space. The finished piece is a spooky yet playful window decoration to take home.

This rescheduled make-up week of the Rodeo Capital Series features exhibitions first, followed by the series competition later in the evening. Please help protect the venue by not bringing outside alcoholic beverages or any glass bottles, since violations will result in removal from the property. Food and drinks are available inside the arena at Rodeo City Provisions, which will serve guests all evening. The arena footing has been updated with fresh dirt, creating strong ground conditions ideal for speed.

This parent information night focuses on Irving ISD School Choice, giving families a chance to learn about specialized programs and ask questions to better understand which options may fit their child. Details will be shared about Singley Academy, Singley Collegiate Academy, South Irving Collegiate Academy at Nimitz, Cardwell Career Preparatory Center, and the STEM Academy at de Zavala Middle School. It serves families considering STEM pathways, college preparation, or career-focused learning by outlining the choices available within Irving ISD.

A two-hour, small-group photography critique led by Masure Gallery Director and Chief Curator Simone Fischer with guest critic Chris Ireland creates space for artists of all levels and genres to receive and share thoughtful feedback. Simone holds an MFA in Photography from Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University, earned in 2020. She has taught graduate and undergraduate critique seminars as Graduate Thesis Exhibition Coordinator and served as the college’s fine art documentation photographer. Her mentors include Robert Lyons, Chair of the Photography Program at the University of Hartford, and Teresa Christensen, Chair of Photography at PNCA and a former documentation photographer at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Her work has appeared in Juxtapoze, Boom Magazine, Art Review, and ArtsyScoop Magazine, and she brings this fine art pedagogy and publishing experience to Fort Worth Camera to cultivate a community grounded in critique. Guest critic Chris Ireland is the Executive Director of the Texas Photographic Society, an exhibiting artist and educator with a BFA in Photography from the Cleveland Institute of Art and an MFA in Digital Media from Washington State University. His research centers on representations of family and personal experience through the vernacular of photography, and his work has been shown at the Center of Contemporary Art in Seattle, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center in Denver, Filter Photo Space in Chicago, Umbrella Arts Gallery in New York, the San Antonio Public Library, and the Houston Center for Photography. He lives and works in the Fort Worth area and previously served as the founding head of the Department of Visual Arts and Design at Tarleton State University. Participants can expect a focused session with eight artists plus the two facilitators, with approximately 12 minutes per person devoted to feedback on a chosen area such as process, project development, lighting, or post production and editing. Attendees will also offer constructive insights on one another’s photographs, building community around respectful, honest critique with the shared goal of growing as artists and photographers. After registration, participants will be contacted to submit one photograph for review. Light bites and refreshments will be provided.

Presented by Spune, Chinese Football brings the Occupy the Absence Tour to the AM/FM backyard with Friend Operation joining the lineup. The show welcomes attendees of any age. Tickets are available now.

Jett Platt Music performs a mix of genres on the Event Lawn at The Sound. The Sound at Cypress Waters is a lakeside entertainment and dining destination in the north Dallas area with views of North Lake, six restaurants, a waterfront stage and amphitheater, a dog park, jogging trails, and luxury living. The setting offers live music by the water in Coppell.

Designed for adults 18 and older, this relaxed gathering offers time to color, work on crafts, and chat with others. Coloring sheets and pencils are available, and cookies are provided for a treat. Participants who prefer crafting can bring a personal project to work on, as general craft materials are not supplied.

This all-ages event at House of Blues in Dallas features Showing Teeth as the scheduled support. VIP seating requests can be sent to HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com, and upgrade options are available. Same-day tickets may be purchased at the venue box office on show days, which opens before doors and closes at varying times. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Support lineups may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale, an artist presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Unwind with a beginner-friendly yoga class that moves at an easy pace and focuses on comfort and accessibility. Each session blends mindful breathing with smooth, gentle sequences and simple stretches to support flexibility and ease stress, leaving you relaxed and centered. Participants should bring a mat and water. Whether you are brand new or revisiting the basics, the outdoor setting offers a calm space to reconnect with your body and mind.

Experience Halloween favorites in a new way at Waxahachie's Historic Chautauqua Auditorium, as a live cast pulls the action from the screen and reimagines it right in the theatre.

BRO CHILL™ offers a welcoming space for men to connect, share, and grow in a meaningful way. The focus is on connection rather than clinical talk, with open, candid conversations among men in a laid back setting. Expect music, free refreshments, and an easygoing atmosphere, plus optional resources and support for anyone who wants them. The environment is designed to feel familiar and comfortable, with a judgment-free, low-pressure vibe that fosters real community. Men can show up, speak openly, and build together. It is presented by A Mindful Resource Inc.

Break up the week with a weekly mountain bike ride hosted by Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth at Gateway Park Mountain Bike Trail in Fort Worth. This friendly group outing welcomes every experience level, offering a relaxed way to explore local singletrack, meet fellow riders, and enjoy some trail time together. After the ride, participants can unwind with complimentary hotdogs and beer. Helmets and personal water are required, and rides may be cancelled if rain or other weather conditions make the trails unsafe.

Sleeping With Sirens performs live at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

Enjoy casual Commander pods for Magic: The Gathering. Entry is $8, with a pack for every player and two packs awarded to the winner of each pod. Players are encouraged to have a Rule 0 conversation within their pod to align expectations and keep games running smoothly.

A team trivia night at Dog Haus Biergarten Richardson features rounds led by Headtilt Entertainment. Participation is free, and prizes go to the top teams. Enjoy food and refreshing drinks during the competition, whether you arrive with a seasoned crew or are trying trivia for the first time. Expect laughs, friendly rivalries, and a lively atmosphere.

Music-themed bingo takes place at Good Vibes Bar & Grill in Richardson, TX, offering cash to winning players.

Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano hosts an open karaoke night where any music style is welcome. Take the mic on your own or team up with friends, supported by a welcoming crowd and a catalog with thousands of tracks. Food and drinks are available. There is no cover charge and no judging, creating a low-pressure atmosphere focused on music and good company.

Tailgaters Plano hosts a video music bingo night that swaps numbers for music video clips on the big screens. It is free to participate, and prizes are awarded in every round. The soundtrack spans decades and a variety of genres, so there is something for everyone. During each round, a clip plays, you find the matching song on your card, mark it, complete the pattern, then call bingo to claim a prize.

Spune presents Weatherday on the Hornet Disaster Tour with Record Setter, A Brief Memoir, and Upsetting at Club Dada. This all ages show brings these acts together for a night of live performances. Tickets are available now.

Quadeca brings a live performance to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall in Dallas, welcoming fans of all ages. Scheduled openers include DERBY and Ol?ka, though the lineup may change. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. The venue box office operates only on show days and hours can vary. A portion of proceeds supports City of Hope in advancing cancer research, delivering lifesaving treatments, and helping children and families affected by cancer.

Shelley Carrol is a saxophonist and educator recognized as a Texas Tenor, with credits that include the Duke Ellington Orchestra and Kool and the Gang and tours around the world. A favorite in Dallas and at Revelers, this appearance puts the spotlight on his saxophone artistry.

Texas Live in Arlington hosts an acoustic performance with a twist, featuring a surprise artist whose identity is kept secret until they walk on stage. Previous guests have included Wade Bowen, Pat Green, Josh Weathers, and Stoney LaRue, a hint at the kind of talent that may appear.

Dermot Kennedy brings The Weight of the Woods Tour to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. To limit contact with personal items, the venue permits only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes no larger than 12 x 6 x 12 inches, along with small clutch bags up to 6 x 9 inches. Ticket availability includes an artist presale followed by a public on sale.

A darkly comic spy thriller by Habib Yazdi, directed by Kareem Fahmy, centers on a pivotal moment when the CIA enters a Tehran courtyard in 1953 and the aftermath that reshapes decades of Middle Eastern politics. A pool stands in for a nation, a tennis game echoes the maneuvering of oil interests, and courtesy slips into conflict, revealing how small acts can mirror sweeping power struggles. The piece casts American foreign policy in a light that is both alluring and uncompromising. Tickets follow a choose-your-price model from $29 to $67, with options labeled Discounted at $29, Standard at $45, and Pay-It-Forward at $67 to keep the experience accessible across budgets.

A night with Celtic Thunder comes to the Majestic Theater, presenting a 2026 concert focused on favorite songs from their repertoire.

This upbeat version of bingo blends gameplay with iconic music videos on big screens. Expect several rapid rounds, prizes on the line, and a lively, competitive vibe. There is no charge to play, and there are great food options and cold drinks. Arriving early is recommended to secure a good seat.

After becoming the first Latina artist to headline Coachella, KAROL G continues her worldwide Viajando Por El Mundo TropiTour with a stop at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

Begin the day with a 5K group run and walk at Windhaven Meadows Park by the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking gather throughout the year, weather permitting. For safety, meetups are canceled during lightning, torrential rain, icy conditions, when the temperature or heat index is 95 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, or under any other unsafe circumstances.

This Weekly Leads Group meets inside Pro Source Wholesale of Fort Worth. Attendees can connect during an initial networking period, then take part in a meeting that concludes about an hour later.

Dive into science, technology, engineering, art, and math with a series of hands-on activities at the library. Each session spotlights a fresh STEAM theme, inviting participants to try experiments, tackle creative challenges, build imaginative projects, and engage in interactive learning. Expect engineering puzzles, science exploration, artistic creations, and technology-focused discoveries, with something new to uncover every week. Along the way, participants grow problem solving and critical thinking skills while designing, building, and learning through play. A welcoming option for curious minds and budding inventors.

The MultiGP Championship comes to Dallas Drone Racing, gathering top pilots for competitive flying. Spectators can watch alongside the DFWFPV community and take in the action with local enthusiasts.

Epic Elementary is a high energy program for 3rd through 5th graders to burn off afterschool energy with active games, team challenges, and nonstop fun. Held on the 3rd Thursday of the month, it delivers lots of movement and epic action in a welcoming, kid-focused setting.

Historic Downtown Mansfield hosts the biggest Haunt the Block ever, featuring trick-or-treating spots, DJs, photo stations, and more activities.

Richland Middle School hosts its annual Heritage Night in the RMS Cafeteria, celebrating culture, community, and tradition with an evening of music, dance, food, games, and cultural showcases. The program features a Northside High School mariachi performance, a Hispanic Heritage Night presentation, and Ballet Folklórico de Fort Worth. Attendees can explore community resources, enjoy activities and music, and share in refreshments. Community partners supporting the event include Tarrant County College, The Link, El Chico Café, and the Richland Hills Library.

Food Truck League DFW partners with the City of Cedar Hill to bring a rotating selection of food trucks to Signature Park, serving up fresh flavors and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. This growing community gathering features changing vendors, offering plenty of variety for returning visitors.

Speed networking meets a margarita mixer at The Hamilton at Garden Valley - 55+ Apartments. Meet new people, grow your professional network, and enjoy margaritas in a relaxed social setting. It suits those aiming to expand connections or simply looking for a fun way to socialize. Expect a friendly vibe with quick introductions and plenty of conversation.

Burger Night features burgers and the chance to play pool for free.

Originally planned for the Bedford in Bloom event, this show has been rescheduled and will now be presented as part of the Bedford Rythmns series. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or a lawn chair for comfortable seating.

Connect with others from church in a casual setting at Oak Highlands Brewery. Choose from a broad range of beers along with wine, frozen drinks, and nonalcoholic options. A food truck is available, or attendees may bring their own food. It is a simple chance to relax, chat, and get to know one another outside of church.

Violin, viola, and piano students from Certain School of Music perform a program of classical works. This student recital features selections for these instruments presented in a concert setting.

Music fans can put their knowledge to the test during Music Bingo at Chicken N Pickle.

North Texas area musician John Geyerman performs a live solo acoustic set suitable for all ages.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a series of dance lessons accompanied by live music, guiding participants around the floor and helping dancers feel confident and look their best. A partner is not required. The lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover charge.

Beginners are welcome at Lil Red’s Longhorn Saloon for honky tonk dance lessons led by Dance the Cowboy Way. A Texas cowboy provides instruction that helps you follow the music, build solid cowboy dance fundamentals, and feel comfortable on a Texas honky tonk or dancehall floor. The session features Western swing and classic country tunes and focuses on the practical social steps locals use with live bands. Expect clear, confidence-building guidance without flashy routines, just straightforward, authentic dancing.

A steady, beginner-friendly road ride rolls out from Trek Bicycle Fort Worth South, designed to build skills, connect with fellow cyclists, and keep things fun. Riders may use a road bike or a gravel bike with drop bars. Expect an average pace of 14 to 16 mph on a drop ride covering roughly 18 miles. Helmets and daytime lights are required. Staying within the posted pace is important for safety. Please follow traffic laws and the guidance of ride leaders. Weather updates and any cancellations will be shared on the event’s Facebook page, and a route link is available.

The Kennedale Historical Society presents a monthly series focused on local history. This edition centers on Kennedale and features first-hand accounts from people who grew up in the community during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.

At Finn's Place, this community meeting highlights how North Texas Giving Day support powers LGBTQ SAVES programs. Supporters, volunteers, donors, parents, and allies come together for a youth meeting to connect with the SAVES community, meet volunteers, and see programs in action. Participants will paint positivity rocks to place around Fort Worth, offering visible encouragement for LGBTQ+ youth throughout the city. The gathering aligns with North Texas Giving Day fundraising efforts, which include a $15,000 goal, a $10,000 matching sponsor that can boost contributions, and at the time of the announcement $12,225 remaining to reach the goal. Photos and video may be taken for LGBTQ SAVES social media, participation is optional and privacy will be respected.

Put your knowledge to the test with a live game of Jeopardy at Bohemian Bull Grapevine. Prizes are awarded and plenty of laughs are part of the experience.

Step up to the mic at Third Rail in Harvest Hall for a live band karaoke competition. Sing with a full band behind you in a contest offering $100 for the winner and $50 for second place. The band selects the winners at the end, and participants must be present to claim prizes. At times the show may be relocated to North Hall because of buyouts or private events, so check the venue’s social media or website for updates. Enjoy live music and an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

Live band karaoke takes over Third Rail inside Hotel Vin in Grapevine, offering a true onstage experience. Participants choose from a wide song list, sing with a full band backing them, and bring favorite tracks to life with a cheering crowd. It welcomes seasoned vocalists and first timers alike, turning Thursdays into a lively showcase.

Team trivia returns for 2026 at Civil Pour Coffee + Beer in Richardson. Challenge Entertainment hosts free-to-play live games with prizes awarded each week. Gather a team, take on brain-busting questions, enjoy the food, and compete for bragging rights as trivia champions in the Dallas/Fort Worth scene.

Enjoy a weekly soul line dancing class with 410 Line Dancers in Carrollton. Beginners and experienced dancers are supported with clear, step by step instruction, and no partner is required. Upbeat music and a welcoming community create a lively atmosphere, while the session delivers a fun, fitness-focused experience filled with positive energy.

Video Music Bingo at Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano combines music videos from every decade with classic bingo, and it is free to play. Prizes are awarded each round. Food specials include $7 pretzel bites, $9 quesadillas, and $10 nachos. Drink specials include $5 shots with choices such as Fireball, Fireball Apple, Rumplemintz, Deep Eddy Lemon, and Deep Eddy Grapefruit, along with $4 Shiner draft and $3.50 Miller Lite, Dos Equis, and Blue Moon on draft. Well drinks are $5, featuring Enchanted Rock Vodka, Pueblo Viejo Tequila, and Benchmark Whiskey. This event takes place in Plano, TX.

Weekly group classes at Cedar Hill Recreation Center focus on DFW Swing Out in Jay’s Camp style, combining fundamentals, crisp footwork, and new combinations within a supportive community. All experience levels are welcome, with skills checked each week to place participants appropriately. Expect a mix of partner and solo drills set to energizing music. Instruction is provided by a seven-member team that includes creator and founder Jay Durham, lead follower instructor Tiffany Renee, instructor Jermaine Smith, and assistant instructors Charles Moore, Gina Walker, and Falon Perkins. No appointment is required, and the fee is $10 each week, payable at the recreation desk. Private lessons are also available through the organizers.

Texas Hot Radio brings the Ship Show to Hoots Hall for a live broadcast with performances by Carson Clay and Elle Townley. There is no cover charge, and drink specials include $15 buckets, $5 margaritas, $4 wells, and $3 Iron Wolf Hotscotch. Enjoy live music while the show goes out on the air from the venue.

Birdies & Beats brings live performances by local musicians to 1611 Golf Club Burleson each Thursday evening. Admission is free and no reservations are required. Settle into a hitting bay or grab a seat at the bar, enjoy a cold drink, and order from the kitchen to kick off the weekend a little early. The rotating roster features artists such as Mike Wissel, Ethan Martin, Aaron Copeland, Ryan Weaver, Steve Schick, and Trey Moran, with one slot still to be announced. Drop-ins are welcome.

Disney's Descendants: The Musical takes the stage in a production by MHS Theatre. Heroes, villains, royals, and rebels cross paths for a single adventure set to song.

Joseph Reyes leads a six-piece ensemble performing pre-war jazz, blues, and more. The performance offers a nostalgic look at the early sounds that shaped much of today’s music, inviting listeners to explore its roots.

Music Bingo returns to Eno’s Pizza Tavern - Cypress Waters in Coppell with a lively mix of songs, pizza, and friendly competition. A short clip from a track plays, players find it on their bingo cards, mark the square, complete the pattern, call bingo, and win a prize. Participation is free, prizes are awarded every round, and the playlist spans hits from every decade. The restaurant serves pizza and offers a full bar. This outing works well for date nights, groups of friends, coworkers, and anyone confident in their music knowledge.

Set in Sons of Hermann Hall, the Electric Campfire Jam gathers musicians and listeners for a relaxed, community-focused session in a historic Dallas hall. Bring an instrument to collaborate with others or simply enjoy the atmosphere, with food and drinks available throughout the event. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Enjoy a beer at Railport and meet one of their dogs. A pup will be on site to meet people and say hello.

Meta TCG hosts a Standard Format Pokémon tournament open to players of all ages. Participants use their own decks and earn a pack for each win. No pre-registration is required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to take part. Only adult players are featured on social media, while the community welcomes both newcomers and experienced competitors. The shop also buys bulk and Pokémon singles, so extra cards can be brought in to sell.

Modern fans can find regular Magic play at Ray’s Pharmacy, offered twice each week. The entry fee is $15, with prizes awarded as a pack for every win. The straightforward structure and consistent schedule provide an easy way to enjoy Modern alongside other enthusiasts.

Immerse yourself in a whodunit as you paint on an 11x14 canvas with the design sketched in advance. The story unfolds at an exclusive gallery reveal where a renowned artist is found dead and the showpiece vanishes, making every participant a suspect as clues emerge. Your fee covers all materials and guided instruction. Space is limited, so advance registration is required and signups close on the day of the event. Attendees must be 21 or older and present a valid ID for security scanning. Legal THC drinks and additional consumables will be available for purchase from budtenders. All sales are final.

Set in early 1960s Houston, this musical follows the doctors who pioneered breast implants made of silicone and the ripple effects that invention unleashed across aesthetics and medicine. As public attention soars, relationships tangle, headlines flare, court cases mount, and real lives are caught in the crosscurrents, revealing the costs and consequences no one foresaw. On stage at Theatre Three in Dallas, the show blends sharp comedy, energetic songs, and heart to bring a strange-but-true chapter of medical history to life. Created by Dallas plastic surgeon Dr. Ron Friedman with co-writer Laura Goodenow, and led by director and music director Rebecca Lowrey, the production features assistant director Aly Badalamenti, choreographer Christina Kudlicki, stage manager Kya James, costume designer Jessie Wallace, wig designer and assistant costume designer Logan Coley Broker, lighting designer Mia Kate, scenic designer Logan Gabriel Frederick, and vocal coach Lauren Urso Gray. In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it partners with the Tuman Breast Cancer Foundation, a North Texas nonprofit that offers both financial and emotional support to women throughout their breast cancer journey.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street follows a wrongfully exiled barber who returns to nineteenth century London to seek revenge on the judge who framed him and devastated his wife. His path leads him to Mrs. Lovett, the savvy owner of a struggling pie shop, where he establishes a new barbershop upstairs. As his blood-soaked vendetta grows, a macabre secret ingredient turns her meat pies into a sensation, drawing eager crowds while the violence continues to mount.

Play Street Museum Fort Worth offers an evening experience where children can move, imagine, and learn through play. Designed as a weekly visit, it gives little ones a chance to burn off energy, practice problem solving, build social skills, and spark creativity in a hands-on museum setting.

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.

For a smooth entry, please plan ahead with the clear bag guidelines designed to reduce staff handling of personal items. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, along with small clutch bags up to 6 by 9 inches. General tickets and VIP packages will be available, with both going on sale at the same time.

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.

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The Theta Alpha Foundation, in collaboration with the Theta Alpha Chapter, presents the Roy L. Rogers Golf Tournament at Tangle Ridge Golf Course in the Grand Prairie and Cedar Hill area. The tournament welcomes teams representing sororities, fraternities, The Links, Jack and Jill, Prince Hall Freemasonry, and the Order of the Eastern Star.

This friendly networking gathering focuses on discovering new business opportunities and features coffee, relaxed conversation, and meaningful connections with local business professionals.

CFMOTO is bringing a hands-on motorcycle demo experience to Grapevine Powersports in Grapevine, Texas, featuring rides on the latest lineup and a chance to feel the performance up close. Spots are limited and available on a first come, first served basis, with pre-registration offered. Participants must be at least 18, hold a valid driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement, complete a demo waiver, and wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and a long-sleeve shirt or jacket. Gloves are recommended. A helmet and eye protection are required, and a zero tolerance alcohol and drug policy will be enforced.

A relaxed coffee meet-up at The Rendon Creamery brings together women from Rendon and nearby areas for friendly conversation after the school drop-off rush. Hosted by Karla Johnson, Realtor and community connector, and Sarah Bhimani, owner of The Rendon Creamery, this gathering focuses on genuine connections rather than formal networking or sales. Enjoy warm drinks, a few light conversation prompts, and plenty of time to share stories about motherhood, friendship, and life in the community. Newcomers and long-time locals, working moms and stay-at-home moms, and anyone seeking a bit of grown-up girl time will find a welcoming space. Admission is free, with beverages from the Creamery available. The goal is simple... meaningful chats, new names to remember, and a friendly start to the day.

Business owners gather for a focused networking session built on consistent relationships and real conversations, reflecting more than $1.3 million in ROI over the past 12 months. Participants can connect, meet the chapter, and learn what Nibarix Networking is building.

At PetSmart Montgomery Plaza, an indoor adoption event will feature many adoptable animals hoping to find a loving home. Attendees can meet the pets and see who feels like the right match. It might be the day a new companion becomes part of the family.

An interactive music and movement storytime where little ones sing, dance, and play to support communication, coordination, and social development. Intended for children ages six and under with a caregiver.

Tailored for babies from birth to 2 years old, this caregiver-and-baby storytime features songs, rhymes, bounces, and shared stories. Caregivers participate alongside their little ones, providing an introduction to the library and to reading.

Pickleball meets real estate networking at this Invested In Texas meetup. Two indoor courts are reserved for two and a half hours, creating space to play, watch, and spark conversations. The crowd spans wholesalers, flippers, buy and hold investors, sub-to and other creative finance specialists, gator lenders, Realtors, transaction coordinators, contractors, tradespeople, service providers, and anyone else helping deals come together in Texas. The format is casual and energetic with no formal presentations or sales pitches, just genuine connections and deal talk on the courts and off. Food is provided, and attendees purchase their own drinks. For questions, contact Jason Koford at 817-678-8174.

Let the team at the window know about this offer to receive a complimentary side of your choice with your handheld. Mention the promotion when you order or pick up, and enjoy an extra treat alongside your handheld.

The first Quokimbo Convention brings collectors and their treasures together for a celebration of everything collectible, nostalgic, and nerdy. This debut gathering takes place in Waxahachie.

Wildlife On The Move presents The Unhuggables stage show on the main stage at Day Out With Thomas in Grapevine. Hosted at Grapevine Vintage Railroad, the program offers three live animal presentations spread across the day. Tickets are required.

Grapevine Synergy Networking brings professionals together to expand their sales efforts while supporting the growth of other businesses. It offers an opportunity to meet new people, build friendships, and focus on growing your business for about the cost of a good lunch.

Find a free Halloween costume at Red Oak Public Library, with lightly used outfits and accessories available for children and teens. Items are offered at no cost and will be distributed until supplies run out. The child or teen receiving a costume must be present. Arriving early offers the widest selection.

Horror in Hachie turns QuoCon into a haven for everything eerie, spotlighting the communities, creators, and collectibles that define horror fandom. Discover horror-inspired artists and makers, unique vendors, seasonal merchandise, and plenty of cosplay, all tailored to fans of classic slashers, creature features, paranormal stories, psychological thrills, and the spirit of Halloween. Highlights include a focus on horror movies and television, a Michael Myers photo op, Halloween and seasonal collectibles, showcases of horror art and creators, cosplay and costuming, and a screening of Frontier Crucible. This experience takes place within QuoCon at the Waxahachie Civic Center, and access to the Halloween-themed offerings is available with QuoCon admission. Additional guests, vendors, activities, and horror-focused programming will be announced as the event approaches.

A sprawling weekend celebration in Dallas unites collectors, creators, and pop culture enthusiasts in one vibrant hub. The experience spans trading cards and comics to sneakers and toys, with artists and other creative voices rounding out the scene. Curated for people who live and breathe the culture, it gathers favorite passions into a single large-scale showcase.

Learn how Medicare works at a free educational workshop at Red Oak Public Library. Designed for those approaching Medicare, newly enrolled participants, or family members assisting a spouse or parent, the session breaks down Parts A, B, C, and D in plain language. It clarifies the differences between Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage, reviews enrollment periods and potential penalties, addresses common misconceptions that can lead to costly mistakes, and offers guidance for choosing coverage that aligns with individual healthcare needs. This is an educational session only with no sales presentation. Seating is limited and registration is required. Hosted by Jason Henderson, an independent Medicare broker with Cover6 Financial.

Friday Nights at The Sound brings a lakeside evening of makers, music, and community to The Sound at Cypress Waters in Coppell. Stroll the waterfront and explore a curated marketplace featuring more than 45 local vendors and artists with artisan goods, one of a kind crafts, handmade jewelry, candles, baked treats, home decor, pet products, and other discoveries you will not find in typical shops. Enjoy food and drinks from nearby spots while you take in beautiful scenery, follow the walking trail, and check out outdoor art displays as live music sets the mood. Admission is free for all ages, and the setting is family and pet friendly with dog park fun available.

Rescheduled and pet friendly, this splash party offers a relaxed patio vibe with pup cups, splash pools for dogs, and drink specials for attendees. Custom dog tag engraving will be available, making it easy to leave with a personalized keepsake while pups cool off and play.

Presented by Insurance Solutions USA, the 4th Annual Spooky Soirée features an evening of dinner, drinks, entertainment, and opportunities to connect with business and community leaders. The event benefits the Grapevine Young Professionals Causes of the Quarter, supporting the Grapevine-Colleyville Education Foundation, 6 Stones CPR, Serving Our Seniors, and Songs & Smiles. Early bird pricing is available, with individual tickets at $100 for chamber members and $125 for non-members, and sponsorships at $450. Registration for tickets and sponsorships is available.

Miracles of Joy hosts a Reiki Share gathering designed as a relaxed space to unwind and recharge. A minimum $5 love donation is requested. Attendees can drop in during the open session for flexible participation. The experience highlights how Reiki may ease stress and anxiety, promote relaxation, reduce fatigue, and support the body’s natural healing while boosting energy levels. Those who are curious can learn how Reiki is understood to work across physical, mental, emotional, and energetic dimensions. All experience levels are welcome, and comfortable clothing is recommended.

Set aside the rush of everyday life for a renewing spiritual retreat in Hurst, Texas at Hampton Inn & Suites DFW West Hurst. This immersive weekend focuses on honing intuition, deepening spiritual connection, and building self-trust in a calm and supportive setting. The experience includes guided meditation, intuitive development and other experiential practices, a soothing sound bath, a drumming circle, and meaningful group activities, along with time to reflect and connect with others on a similar path. It welcomes both beginners and those with an established practice. Expect to leave feeling grounded and clear, spiritually refreshed, and more in touch with your inner guidance. Early pricing and payment plans are available.

Friday Game Night brings DFWGaymers together at Common Ground Games for a welcoming night of play and community. First-time attendees can seek out Henry, Winston, or Zach for help getting matched with a game and a group. The venue is queer owned, and everyone is asked to be considerate and respect personal boundaries. Games on site can be tried out and purchased. To support DFWGaymers, stickers are available, and offers to volunteer or donate are appreciated.

Music Street Market brings a lively outdoor marketplace to Levitt Pavilion Arlington as part of the Fall Concert Series. This Tejano Night edition pairs live music with a curated selection of local vendors and small businesses, featuring handmade goods, unique treasures, and more. Visitors can browse, grab a bite from food trucks, and connect with the community while discovering new favorites and soaking in the concert atmosphere. It is a welcoming mix of shopping, music, and neighborhood spirit in one place.

An evening of classic glamour unfolds in a lavish, curtain-draped setting with gleaming chandeliers overhead. Guests enjoy an elegant meal, plenty of time on the dance floor, and a selection of sociable amusements, including a good-natured auction, enticing raffles, and a carefully chosen wine pull. Capture keepsake photos with friends, then, for the bold, take a turn at lighthearted karaoke that is sure to spark laughter and applause.

At Diana's School of Yoga in Grand Prairie, this five-week series offers a gentle, 90-minute space to process grief through mindful movement and therapeutic support. Each session blends accessible yoga, somatic practices, dance, breathwork, meditation, relaxation, journaling, and guided conversations to help ease physical tension, calm the mind, and create room for the emotions that accompany loss. The focus is not on getting over grief. It is on caring for yourself while moving through it. Adults and teens navigating any form of loss are welcome, whether related to bereavement, relationships, health changes, major transitions, or other life shifts. No yoga experience or flexibility is required. Movements can be modified, resting is always an option, and participants are encouraged to listen to their bodies. Sharing is optional, and all emotions are respected. The group setting invites connection while also asking everyone to honor one another’s privacy, understanding that complete confidentiality cannot be guaranteed in a group environment. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing items such as a mat, water, a light layer, or preferred props can support the practice. Sessions are led by yoga teacher and meditation facilitator Anietie Antia-Obong and grief specialist Freda S. Thomas, LCSW-S, who brings extensive experience supporting individuals through loss. Together they offer a compassionate, steady structure that helps participants ground, breathe, feel, and rest, creating practical tools for easing stress, tension, and emotional overwhelm over the course of the series.

This annual Fall Festival features a Trunk or Treat, plus food, games, and family-friendly activities.

Modest Mouse’s 2026 tour names Trust for Public Land as its charitable partner. A clear-bag policy will be in effect to limit handling of personal items. Allowed bags include transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, along with small clutches no larger than 6 by 9 inches. Tickets are released in several phases, including Ice Cream Party, Spotify, Live Nation, and VIP package presales, followed by a public onsale. VIP packages also receive their own onsale window. Please plan ahead for bag requirements and ticket access.

Ashley McBryde takes the stage for a live show in Fort Worth, TX.

Enjoy a relaxed Commander gathering for Magic: The Gathering with an $8 entry. Each victory pays out a pack, and the winner earns two packs. A Rule 0 conversation at the start of games is encouraged to align expectations. If a prerelease is scheduled, this FNM will be canceled.

Take part in an interactive comedy paired with a three-course dinner as guests gather for the wake of Derrick Von Spindletop, a well known investor and oil tycoon whose sudden passing has raised questions. Whispers of foul play circle the room, from the possibility that his wife, Francine, stood to gain, to the ambitions of Seth Poole, who trekked in from the wooded corners of East Texas in search of a partnership. Two newcomer wildcatters add to the intrigue, including Wally, suspected of torpedoing Spindletop’s prospects, and Helga, whose eccentric inventions might have had unintended consequences. With the Marshal, County Sheriff, and Texas Ranger urgently summoned, the pursuit of oil wealth has become a quest to uncover the truth. The ticket covers a three-course meal with coffee, tea, and water. Gratuity and additional beverages, including alcohol, are not included.

At the Westin Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, this Se7en Waves Sound Vibes Studio experience centers on sound, stillness, and serenity to help reset and rebalance mind, body, and spirit. Expect a total visit of about 60 to 75 minutes, complemented by fruit infused water. After check in, guests settle in for gentle breathwork and intention setting, followed by approximately 50 minutes of immersive sound featuring crystal and metal bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes, then a calm closing with a brief guided meditation and a moment of reflection. Please arrive about 15 minutes early to get comfortable, keep phones on silent, speak softly, and stow personal items by the wall as the practitioner may walk through the space. Bring a mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask for comfort. A limited number of mats are available on site, so bringing your own is encouraged. Sessions are typically held indoors, and staff may direct attendees to the Vibe Room on level 2 or to the lawn depending on weather, with winter programming indoors. To reach the Vibe Room, enter through the main doors, pass the front desk, continue toward the ballrooms, pass the hotel elevators on the left, look for the selfie backdrop and a nearby vending machine, then take the elevator by the vending machine to the second floor where the Private Vibe Room opens directly. Free parking is provided courtesy of the Westin, and valet is available. Show your ticket for 10 percent off at Mesa Mezcal Restaurant, excluding alcohol. All ticket sales are non refundable and non transferable, unless ticket protection was purchased. Restrooms are available inside the hotel. Those who are pregnant or who have seizures or metal implants should consult a healthcare provider in advance, as attendance may not be recommended. The experience is ADA accessible with some limitations, so please arrange needed accommodations ahead of time and bring any necessary assistance.

Friday Night Vibe brings young adults ages 18 to 30 together for connection, fun, and plenty of energy. The evening includes a live DJ, food, a panel discussion, and competitive games that encourage friendly competition, all set in a lively atmosphere.

Designed for married and engaged couples, this bowling night blends lighthearted competition with plenty of laughs and time to connect. Pair up with your person, enjoy the camaraderie, and turn it into a relaxed, memory-making date night.

This all-ages concert at House of Blues in Dallas features a bill with scheduled support from Momma, Big Boy, and Febuary. VIP seating is available. Day-of tickets can be purchased at the venue box office, and box office hours may vary by event. Support acts may change without notice, and ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed mosaic workshop featuring two designs. Select either a ghost or a pumpkin, then arrange colorful tiles to create your own custom piece. Additional sessions are available. The cost is $35.

Elmo Jones Productions hosts the Brutal Divine US Tour featuring Spread Eagle from New York City alongside Flash Mob and The Black Ridge Union. An additional act will be announced.

PRANAM marks its fourth year with a Durga Puja celebration spanning three days that blends tradition and community. The festival features the puja, a live Bollywood concert, a variety of food, and cultural performances by local talent. Registration and ticket details will be announced soon, with more updates to follow.

Comedian Carlos Mencia performs at Addison Improv. He rose from open-mic nights at the Laugh Factory to regular spots at The Comedy Store, then earned the International Comedy Grand Champion title on Buscando Estrellas. Television and film credits followed, including appearances on In Living Color, The Arsenio Hall Show, Moesha, An Evening at the Improv, The Shield, and The Bernie Mac Show, along with roles in Outta Time and 29 Palms. In 2002 he toured the country with Freddy Soto and Pablo Francisco on The Three Amigos tour and received a CableACE nomination for his HBO stand-up special. Comedy Central developed Mind of Mencia soon after, and later released Carlos Mencia: No Strings Attached, the network’s first stand-up special DVD to go Platinum. He also appeared on the big screen in The Heartbreak Kid and Our Family Wedding. Mencia has performed for service members on multiple USO tours, with stops that included Kuwait, Turkey, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Qatar, Afghanistan, and other locations. Born in San Pedro Sula, Honduras and raised in Los Angeles, he returned to Honduras in his teens, then came back to LA and was advanced to the tenth grade before graduating from Garfield High School. In recent years he has spent more time in clubs, trying out new material for more intimate crowds, and his C 4 Urself Tour has been traveling around the country.

Home Free brings an all-vocal country showcase to Arlington Music Hall, blending Nashville-tinged pop favorites, classic country and western standards, richly layered harmonies, and quick-witted humor. The group has surpassed 720,000 album equivalents worldwide, toured internationally, and built a major online presence with over 860 million views and more than 1.8 million subscribers on YouTube. Named by Taste of Country as country music fans’ favorite a cappella group, they first broke through by winning the fourth season of NBC’s The Sing Off. Their 2014 debut, Crazy Life, launched a run of seven U.S. Top 3 albums, highlighted by So Long Dixie reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Current Country Albums chart in 2022, followed by As Seen On TV in 2023, Crazy(er) Life in 2024, and Challenge the Sea in 2025. With recognition from outlets including Billboard, Rolling Stone, FOX & Friends, and American Songwriter, they continue to captivate audiences with harmony-forward takes on hits by John Mayer, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, the Oak Ridge Boys, and more.

Marcus D. Wiley appears live on stage at Arlington Improv Comedy Club in Arlington.

William Goldman’s stage adaptation of Stephen King’s Misery brings tense, psychological drama to the stage. The story centers on bestselling romance author Paul Sheldon, who survives a car accident and awakens in the isolated home of Annie Wilkes, an avid admirer. As he recovers, Annie discovers his latest manuscript and is furious that her beloved Misery Chastain has been killed off. She demands a new installment, and Paul soon understands that escape is not part of her plan. His survival hinges on the pages he produces. This production is rated MA for mature audiences and includes violence, strong language, and adult content. It is not recommended for children. The experience features table seating for groups of four. Reservations are completed by selecting a performance, choosing available seats, and confirming a ticket type. To keep a table private for a group, purchase all four seats at that table. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. All sales are final. Purchases may be rescheduled or credited toward a future performance if arranged before the show date. Early booking discounts are available up to one month before opening night at $20 plus a $2 booking fee for adults and $18 plus a $2 booking fee for seniors, students, military, and first responders. After that period, standard pricing is $24 plus a $2 booking fee for adults and $22 plus a $2 booking fee for seniors, students, military, and first responders.

A curated performing arts showcase from Dallas centers environmental themes through original work by local creators. The program features fresh pieces in dance, music, spoken word, and performance art. Established in Oak Cliff in 2018, this edition is hosted at Arts Mission Oak Cliff in Dallas.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating showcase to Peticolas Brewing Company in Dallas, featuring professional comedians from across the country. Each performance unveils a brand-new lineup, including artists with television credits and voices heard on popular podcasts. Every show is different, with a fresh mix of talent on stage.

Downtown Dallas, Inc. presents an outdoor film series at Main Street Garden that builds toward Halloween with five evenings of horror, camp, and the supernatural. Spanning four decades, the program moves from an early 1980s haunted house tale to a contemporary nightmare, and one night features a double feature. The lineup includes The Witches, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Poltergeist, Addams Family Values with The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and It.

URBAN SCUBA fuses dance, circus, and gravity-bending creativity into a surreal journey powered by an original electro-rock score. The experience resembles a dreamlike dive through society’s past and present, with performers soaring overhead or gliding across a surface that shimmers like water. Scenes evoke the abandoned structures and expansive subterranean spaces of a typical American city, as a team of six playfully reimagines and repurposes discarded materials, punctuating the action with daring aerial feats.

Coors Light presents a live performance by Grupo Bryndis at Texas Live. This event is for ages 18 and over.

Revelers Hall hosts a special night inspired by the jazz performances in Robert Altman’s 1996 film Kansas City, celebrating the hard swinging, blues-soaked sound of 1930s Kansas City while keeping plenty of the traditional New Orleans jazz associated with Bishop Avenue Hot Six. Live jazz sets the tone as Kansas City meets New Orleans, and extra space is set aside for swing dancers. Guests can dance, listen, and drink while Revelers Hall is transformed into a 1930s Kansas City jazz club for one night.

Frankie Quiñones brings stand-up built around vivid, character-driven comedy. A comedian, actor, and creator, he starred in Hulu’s This Fool and earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. He recently wrapped a Hulu pilot for his own sketch show, Get Frankie, and filmed his first hour special for Hulu with Ali Wong directing and executive producing. He is also in production on the feature The Fiddle Leaf with longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, serving as executive producer and star with financing by Mar Vista. His screen work includes recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino for HBO Max, along with appearances in Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin-off. Entertainment Weekly called his performance in This Fool the best comedic performance of 2022.

A Luther Vandross tribute concert featuring vocalist Greg Ballad fills the night with soulful vocals, romantic ballads, and beloved hits that have resonated across generations at Stillwater Lounge & Event Center in Fort Worth. The event benefits the National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum. Free parking is available, bar service will be offered, and food can be purchased, and dressy casual attire is requested. Tickets are $35 in advance through Eventbrite or by phone, and $45 at the door when paying with cash, with an additional $8.19 fee for credit card purchases. All tickets are subject to taxes and Eventbrite fees at checkout. Table reservations, phone ticketing, and sponsor or vendor inquiries are handled by the Jim Austin Online Business Office. Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are available by emailing receptionist@jimaustinonline.com, and logos, contact details, and website information may be submitted for acknowledgment, with payment options available through QuickBooks invoicing. Refunds are considered on a case-by-case basis for circumstances such as hospitalization, with Eventbrite fees typically nonrefundable unless the event is canceled, in which case a full refund is issued to the original payment method, and only transactions made through Eventbrite qualify. Photography and videography may take place, and attendance implies consent for the use of image and likeness on official channels.

A night out awaits at the Thirsty Turtle in North Richland Hills, Texas.

Chelsea Wolfe brings a singular voice that moves effortlessly among doom metal, folk, industrial textures, electronic soundscapes, and haunting ballads. Her collaborations span Chino Moreno of Deftones, Xiu Xiu, and Converge, her music has appeared in HBO’s Game of Thrones, and she co-wrote the score for the A24 horror film X with Tyler Bates. She also made a striking impression at the Ann Demeulemeester show during Paris Fashion Week. Known for crafting immersive worlds where light and shadow intermingle, she explores themes of transformation, spirituality, grief, longing, and the unseen forces that shape life. With new songs and GHOSTS arriving close together, she steps into a chapter that is distinctly her own. Support comes from Jonathan Hultén. Two VIP options are available. The Intention Incantation Experience offers a reserved seat or standing general admission, early entry with first access at the barricade, a group intention-setting ritual led by Chelsea, a photo with her on your device, a curated charm bag, an autographed album postcard, and a commemorative laminate, along with on-site conveniences like priority check-in, dedicated support staff, and a priority lane before public doors where available. The Manifestation Realization Package includes a reserved seat or standing general admission with early entry, an invitation to bring a written note of something to manifest or release for Chelsea to burn, a curated charm bag, a commemorative laminate, and on-site benefits such as priority check-in, dedicated support staff, and a priority lane before public doors where available.

Rioja After Dark transforms the Hotel Vin rooftop into a starlit lounge. As dusk settles over Main Street, the terrace comes alive with live DJ and video sets, craft cocktails, and wine, all framed by sweeping views of Grapevine from the highest rooftop bar in the city. Expect an upbeat soundtrack, a friendly social vibe, and the glow of the skyline all around, making it a fitting kickoff or a smooth nightcap. This experience takes place on select Friday and Saturday evenings. Seating is first come, first served and reservations are not available.

El Gancho Milonga gathers Argentine tango enthusiasts for a weekly social dance in Dallas, featuring tandas, Argentine delicacies, and a welcoming atmosphere for meeting new friends and celebrating the music. A Pre Milonga Special Milonga Class is available for $35 per class. General admission is $25 for non-ATS members and $20 for ATS members, and a combined class plus milonga option is offered for $50. Tickets are available at the door at the Argentine Tango School of Dallas.

Disco Donnie and AEG present Whethan as part of the Warehouse.Wavs Tour. The event is open to all ages, and anyone 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general admission standing only with no seating. Set and start times are subject to change. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. A bag policy will be in effect. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no Covid protocols for this event.

Designed for those who keep things running after hours, this weekly Service Industry Night at Battle Axes welcomes professionals from bars, restaurants, healthcare, salons, retail and other hospitality roles. Proof of employment is required on arrival to receive 20 percent off lane time, along with rotating beverage specials and a relaxed late-night atmosphere for connecting with coworkers and friends. Hosted at both the Midlothian and Waxahachie locations, it offers a simple way to unwind together before the weekend picks up.

Celebrate salsa and bachata at a Halloween themed social at DanceMakers of Texas in Fort Worth. The evening features a bachata class with Laura Buser, social dancing with music by Deejay Colombiano and DJ Alberto, and a costume contest offering a cash prize. Admission is $20 and includes the class, the social, and the contest. This event is BYOB, with VIP tables available. Hosted by Dance With Bri, led by Briana Hernandez. For table reservations or details, text 954-242-0813.

Unmuted Karaoke brings great sound, plenty of laughs, and a feel-good vibe to Blue Bar and Grill in Fort Worth, with comedian DJ Ashlie Ann Knox emceeing the night.

Runners with goals of completing a half or full marathon, those returning after time away, and anyone looking to improve while avoiding injury can take part in a training session at Fleet Feet Mockingbird in Dallas. Train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, which is home to the Dallas Galloway training program, and work toward your goals while keeping the miles enjoyable.

At Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo brings lively competition and tradition to the arena. The showcase features skilled horsemanship, precise timing, and true grit in a storied setting. It also centers Black cowboy heritage alongside familiar rodeo staples, presenting another view of a tradition that helped shape the American West.

Faith Formula Human Services hosts Hope for the Hungry, a free food pantry shopping experience where neighbors can choose the groceries they need in a respectful, supportive environment. The program welcomes anyone in the community and there is no cost to participate. Volunteer help is appreciated for those who wish to serve. Registration is available online during the week of the event, and questions can be directed to gshellman@faithformula.org.

The Dallas Heart Walk at Levy Event Plaza brings the community together for a 1-mile or 5K route in support of the fight against heart disease and stroke. Families, coworkers, and friends take part in a welcoming atmosphere that includes first time walkers and longtime supporters. Participants can create or join teams, fundraise in honor of loved ones, and show their spirit with custom shirts and signs, turning every step into a meaningful statement. The event accommodates all ages and abilities, offering convenient access by parking and DART, along with room for strollers, wheelchairs, and four legged friends. On site experiences feature health screenings, CPR demonstrations, kids activities, and chances to capture team photos. Each mile supports the American Heart Association through research, education, and advocacy. The Nation of Lifesavers theme highlights the impact of learning CPR and taking action within local communities.

Symphony HEB hosts its second annual Fall 5K, a friendly morning event for running or walking. It is designed for a range of paces and emphasizes a fun fall experience.

Discover a market at White Rock where every item is sold by the person who grew it or made it. Local farms bring seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs. Food crafters share breads, jams, granola, and other small-batch goods, and makers offer soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and more. Shopping here supports local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, with SNAP purchases matched up to $30 per day. Look for live music and a welcoming neighborhood feel. The event is pet friendly and stroller friendly and proceeds regardless of weather.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market brings together more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors offering fresh, high quality, locally grown goods. Vendors accept cash and most also take cards. Prospective vendors can apply through the market’s vendor interest form. Please be cautious of scams, as the market will never request money through social media accounts.

In Fort Worth, Texas, this intermediate road ride rolls out from Trek Bicycle Fort Worth South and emphasizes skill building, new connections, and a fun, steady pace. Expect a drop ride averaging 15 to 17 miles per hour over about 28 miles. Weather permitting, updates and any cancellations will be shared on Facebook and in the Strava group. Helmets are required, and lights are recommended.

A weekly road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store, offering a chance to sharpen bike handling, connect with other cyclists, and enjoy a friendly group atmosphere. Riders gather in the store parking lot before departure, and are encouraged to download the routes ahead of time. Choose from a 26 mile no drop option averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates, a 45 mile drop option averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA, and, as part of the rotating VeloSouth schedule, this week features a 67 mile drop option averaging 19 to 21 mph. Expect rolling hills with some flat sections. Rest stops are provided only on routes over 60 miles, and other groups will regroup as needed. Ride marshals will be identified before leaving the store. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride is canceled and updates are shared through the Strava group. For safety, a helmet and taillight are required. Please follow traffic laws and ride leaders, and look out for fellow cyclists.

Celebrate Architecture Month with a relaxed social run and walk that highlights the bridges connecting the city and the momentum leading into race season. Timed with National Bridge Day, this gathering builds excitement for the Form Follows Fitness 5K and ties into next year’s finisher medal series honoring Dallas’s iconic bridges. Hosted at Community Beer Company, participants cover about three miles at a self-guided pace with support from a pace team. The outing is untimed and welcomes every ability, whether you are moving, networking, or simply enjoying the skyline. After the miles, participants can enjoy breakfast tacos and two complimentary Community Beer Company beverages. Registration is $35 online and includes the run or walk, food, and drinks, and $5 from each entry supports the Architect and Design Foundation. The event will take place rain or shine. Registration is online only and cash is not accepted. Leashed, well behaved dogs are allowed with close supervision. A valid ID is required for beer service. Children in strollers may attend at no charge.

This event offers an opportunity to spread hope and compassion by supporting others in meaningful ways. Sign up is available for those who wish to take part.

A native plant sale at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center highlights species suited for North Texas landscapes, with prices starting at $5. Expect a wide variety of options that support birds, pollinators, and other wildlife while adding beauty and diversity to gardens. The Main Sale is the prime time for one-on-one guidance, with Native Plant Advisors available to recommend plants matched to specific growing conditions, landscape goals, and the wildlife people hope to attract. Cash, credit and debit cards, and tap to pay are accepted, and no admission or reservation is required. Online ordering is offered for those who want to shop ahead and schedule a pickup. Availability changes throughout the fall, and the Main Sale offers the strongest selection. Proceeds support Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center and its work in conservation, education, and community engagement. Volunteers are needed throughout the fall plant sale season for roles such as plant preparation and watering, online order fulfillment, customer assistance, live-sale support, outreach, and marketing, with many opportunities requiring no prior native plant experience. Additional in-person sale opportunities are planned later in the season, and online ordering continues while inventory lasts.

In Waxahachie, TX, this connectivity-focused training day helps participants strengthen skills, develop, and form new connections while preparing for college opportunities. The focus is on guidance that increases exposure and supports the recruiting pathway in college dance. It is geared toward those working to reach the next level.

A no-cost community yoga session welcomes all levels at The Trailhead at Clearfork by Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. The class is guided by community partner Format Fort Worth and offers a chance to move, breathe, and reset. Please bring a yoga mat and water, invite a friend, and consider carpooling if possible. The practice takes place on the lawn.

Guided by AJ Namaste, this straightforward, deeply rooted yoga flow focuses on opening the heart and nurturing a feeling of lightness and freedom through breath and movement. Set in F.J. Red Kane Park in Arlington, the session offers a calm, centered practice that encourages release, clarity, and renewal.

Aligned with the South Dallas Greening Initiative, this workshop is for people who are eligible for a free tree through the program or who have already signed up to receive one. It provides information on caring for a new tree or multiple trees, and participants can bring questions to be addressed during the session.

Abahan announces a Durga Puja 2026 celebration in Arlington, Texas, reflecting the energy of the DFW Bengali community. This gathering highlights community, culture, and togetherness with a warm, festive spirit throughout the day.

Recognized as the Best Childbirth Class in Dallas, this single-day, comprehensive course is led by two Lamaze-certified instructors with more than 35 years of combined experience. Built on the understanding that birth is a normal and healthy process, the class focuses on preparing couples for a low-intervention, medication-free birth. Topics include how to recognize the start and progression of labor, pain-coping strategies, what to ask when touring a hospital, when an induction is medically warranted, ways to avoid unnecessary interventions, cesarean birth and anesthesia options, getting breastfeeding off to a strong start, breathwork, relaxation and visualization, postpartum recovery, choosing a pediatrician, and navigating the fourth trimester. Enrollment is limited and seats tend to go quickly. Registration is by phone at (214) 484-1737 during business hours, and payment confirms your place. Selecting "going" on the listing does not register you.

The event takes place at Mike Lewis Park.

Hachie's Casting Call at QuoCon 2026 takes place at the Waxahachie Civic Center and highlights animation, voice work, and entertainment. Special guests include Greg Peters, an animator known for Animaniacs, and Elizabeth de Razzo from Eastbound & Down. Voice talent appearing includes Dusty Feeny as Majin Buu Mini in Dragon Ball Daima, Corinne Sudberg as Kim in Aphmau, Zac Loera as Takumi in Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time, Meg McClain as Sword Maiden in Goblin Slayer, and Rachel Faircloth as Liz Cather in I'll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History. The program features voice acting panels with Q&A, discussions about animation and the creative industries, behind the scenes stories, audience participation, and practical career insights. Cosplay is welcome, and attendees are encouraged to dress as favorite characters. This experience is included with QuoCon admission and is part of QuoCon 2026 with the theme Gather, Game, Geek Out.

Celebrate the season at a family friendly fall festival with free admission and activities for all ages. Expect a full day of fun with pony rides, a petting zoo, bounce houses, face painting, a cake walk, pumpkin putt putt, donut dodging, and a soda toss. Game tickets are 50 cents each. Explore local vendors, sample a variety of options from food trucks, and check out the raffle baskets for a chance to win prizes. For vendor information, contact 817-473-0441 or info@childrenspot.net.

The third annual flagship Amigo guitar gathering returns as a two-day event at the Mesquite Convention Center, now the permanent home on the east side of the Dallas Metroplex. Formerly known as Guitarlington, this long-running Texas show builds on nearly four decades of history from its years in Arlington and continues to connect the community of guitar lovers and gear enthusiasts. Expect a vibrant marketplace featuring leading vintage guitar buyers and sellers alongside vendors with new and used products. Attendees are welcome to bring instruments and other musical items to sell or trade, and small carts with up to eight guitars or amps are permitted to help showcase merchandise throughout the venue. The show draws a wide range of participants, including vintage dealers, buyers, appraisers, authors, repair professionals, builders, collectors, artists, and the occasional celebrity. Admission is $25 at the door, and children eleven and under are admitted free with an adult. Booth space is still available.

An event at the post combines booths featuring crafts and sellers with a car show. Attendees can explore the offerings and see cars on display.

Enjoy straightforward admission pricing for this event. Members pay $7, non-members pay $10, attendees ages 11 to 17 pay $5, and children 10 and under are admitted free.

Designed for beginners, this women-only jiu jitsu class introduces core techniques while helping participants build confidence, develop practical self defense skills, and stay active in an encouraging group setting. Instruction is led by Ashley Collins, a jiu jitsu black belt with more than a decade of training experience. Wear comfortable workout clothing, and a loaner gi will be available for your first class.

A session dedicated to playing mahjong in Kennedale, Texas, providing unstructured time to focus on the game.

A lively community market features more than 20 vendors and offers a friendly setting to connect with neighbors and see what is new around town. Expect produce, honey from area beekeepers, customized hats, decorative signs for your door, Scentsy products, woodcraft items, ice pops, high quality meats, eggs, coffee, blind-date-style book picks, flowers from Ramos, works by authors from the community, and much more.

Celebrate the upcoming release in a beloved romantasy series with a one-day, ACOTAR-themed craft camp in the DFW area. The day features an introductory Mimi-inspired skill session such as needlepoint, crochet, or painting, plus four make-and-take projects drawn from the world of the series. Enjoy fae-themed treats, visit a henna artist, try a fortune reading, and there may even be a playful nod to a certain bat boy. A spicy book swap and bingo with prizes round out the activities. All food, beverages, and materials are provided, and the address is shared with ticketed participants. It is a friendly space to connect with like-minded fans and spend a full day creating together.

Ease into the weekend with an all-levels yoga flow at The Sound at Cypress Waters, guided by seasoned instructor Chris Mayhan. The session blends intentional movement with focused breathing to encourage relaxation, renewed energy, and a sense of connection with both self and community. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring a mat and water, feel free to bring a friend, and enjoy a free class in a friendly setting.

Freedom Fellowship is offering food and essential supplies to anyone in need, including those picking up on behalf of someone they know. Expect a warm welcome and helpful service.

Texas Coalition for Animal Protection, known as TCAP, will offer affordable wellness services for cats and dogs at Dallas Animal Services. Services are available on a first come, first served basis. For safety, dogs should arrive on a leash and cats must be in carriers. For pricing details, please check the event flyer or call TCAP at (940) 566-5551.

A River Legacy naturalist leads a free, easy-paced hike along the trails of River Legacy Park, with opportunities to learn about native plants, local wildlife, and how the landscape is changing with the season. Wear closed-toe footwear and plan for outdoor conditions. This program is for ages 12 and up and there is no cost to attend. The event takes place at River Legacy Nature Center, where restrooms and water fountains are available inside.

A small but growing community of Trench Crusaders players meets at Phoenix Rise, formerly SciFi Factory, for a recurring Saturday game that features both campaign play and one off battles. Phoenix Rise offers plenty of tables and terrain, so players only need to bring a war band. Extra war bands are usually available to borrow.

Bookish Bazaar is a welcoming gathering at Inclusion Coffee in Arlington where visitors can chat with local authors, explore a variety of vendors, and enjoy coffee. The first 50 shoppers receive a free tote bag. It is a fitting event for book lovers, coffee fans, and community supporters.

Explore the stained glass process in a beginner-friendly workshop focused on creating a sun catcher from precut glass pieces. Learn how to wrap each section in copper foil, apply flux, and use proper soldering techniques to assemble your design. All tools, materials, and safety gear are provided, and you will head home the same day with a finished piece plus a guide to help you set up a workspace at home. This session welcomes anyone drawn to traditional craft techniques. No prior experience is needed, just patience for careful, detailed work. A $10 supply fee is included in the ticket price. Some workshops may involve heat, sharp tools, or other specialty materials, so participants must be 18 or older unless the class notes otherwise. Space is limited, and a waitlist may be available if the session is full, though openings are not guaranteed. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be canceled or rescheduled. Questions can be directed to hello@themixmatchfw.com. Photos or short videos may be taken for marketing and social media, and registering indicates consent for The MixMatch to use images unless you provide notice otherwise.

Now in its seventh year, the Keller Central High School Mattress Fundraiser is a one-day event featuring more than 35 mattress styles to try. The aim is straightforward... discover options for better sleep, save money, and support the school and its group. It is presented as a fun, hands-on shopping experience focused on better rest, with encouragement to spread the word to help make the day successful.

Discover the foundations of wheel throwing in a two hour beginner workshop that starts with centering and moves through opening the base, raising the walls, and shaping a simple form. Your instructor demonstrates each technique, then you try it with step by step guidance. Clay, tools, and access to a wheel are provided, and you can choose a project from beginner friendly options. After class, your piece needs a slow dry before its first firing, which usually takes about three to four weeks. You will then be contacted by email to schedule a $25 glazing session where you select colors, learn how to apply glaze, and take your time finishing your work. After the final firing, you will be notified when it is ready for pickup, and shipping can be arranged during the glazing visit. This workshop welcomes first timers and returning learners who want a hands on creative experience. Wear clothes and shoes that can get a little muddy. Aprons are available, though splashes are likely. Completing any pottery class makes you eligible for The MixMatch studio membership, which offers access to wheels, tools, and kiln time on your own schedule. Ask the instructor or the front desk for details. A $10 supply fee is already included in the ticket price. Some workshops may involve heat, sharp tools, or other specialty materials, so participants must be 18 or older unless noted otherwise. Class size is limited, and a waitlist may be available if the session is full, but openings are not guaranteed. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be canceled or rescheduled. If attendance becomes impossible, email hello@themixmatchfw.com. Photos or short videos may be captured for marketing and social media, and registration indicates consent unless The MixMatch is notified otherwise.

Crochet Texas! offers a free, in person class for beginners, welcoming first time learners and anyone looking to refresh the basics. Expect guidance from experienced crocheters, easy starter patterns, and a supportive setting where questions and progress are shared, with chances to connect with other newcomers. An email message board extends the experience with expert tips, simple patterns, and a community that keeps the learning going.

Celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Plano International Festival, North Texas's longest-running cultural event. Admission and parking are free. Explore colorful cultural booths and a wide range of vendors, sample international foods, and participate in interactive games. Enjoy a festive showcase of culture, food, and community spirit.

Experience a pathway from sensuality to spirituality in a session focused on Tantra and chakra healing, combining meditation techniques with thoughtful discussion. Presented as an authentic spiritual discipline, Tantra points toward heightened awareness and equilibrium by bringing together apparent opposites such as the feminine and the masculine, light with darkness, fire with water, Ida with Pingala, and the fierce alongside the graceful. The practice encourages freedom of the mind and an expanded consciousness, easing inner divisions that limit our fullest expression. The teachings clarify a common misconception by showing that sexuality is only one dimension, honored as a sacred offering and a meditative communion, where union becomes a means to know the self through another. The tradition draws on a broad range of methods, including sacred imagery, mantra and japa, movement practices like yoga and mudra, advanced breathwork such as pranayama, and more. Saturday morning sessions move step by step through key concepts to help participants integrate these tools into daily life, cultivating deeper connection to being, skillful love, and a more conscious, healthy, and whole way of living. Instruction follows the ancient lineage and preserves its essential teachings. On select Saturdays, alternative workshops may replace this meditation and pricing may vary. Class fee is $20. Monthly memberships are available.

An October tournament will take place at Vivi's in Richardson, with the venue serving as host and providing a discount for shopping. The entry fee is $55 and includes prizes and lunch. Payments are accepted via Venmo at @mahjontexas or Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com. Once payment is received, a spot is confirmed.

Flea Harvey's Annual Halloween Market transforms Lee Harvey's in Dallas into a spirited seasonal bazaar with more than 20 local vendors, artists, vintage sellers, and small businesses. Browse handmade jewelry, vintage apparel, vinyl records, artwork, oddities, gothic gifts, candles, pottery, collectibles, Halloween-themed pieces, and other distinctive finds. Festivities go beyond shopping with costume contests recognizing the best dressed customer, vendor, and pet, while spooky music sets the mood. The Love Pit will be on site with adoptable dogs and information about rescue and adoption. Food and drinks from Lee Harvey's include breakfast tacos and mimosas. Featured participants include Casa Nisia, Hello Lemon, Cheese Vault Collectibles, Fleurish & Co., Juan Zamora Art, Viva Deltalita, Grassy Knoll Records, Black Rose & Bindings, Heart of Harte's, Customs by Valkyrie, Sarah's Treasure Chest, Kerri Bell, Community Spark Collective, Owl & Peacock, Things From Beyond, 2Sided Graphics and Contrabands Wristwear, The Heal Group with a charity raffle, Nikki's Popcorn Company, Granola Cottage, Isabel's Creations, Rat and Skull Co., Carmilla's Closet, Pottery Conceptions, E&Llamarchy, and bb candle co. Complimentary parking is offered in the lots across the street.

Watch Texas A&M take on Citadel at Railport Brewing Company in Waxahachie, TX. Enjoy a relaxed setting with food, a lively crowd, and friendly company throughout the game.

PumpkinFest returns to Paschall Park with seasonal activities for all ages. Enjoy a hayride, explore the pumpkin patch, get creative with arts and crafts, and catch magic acts alongside live performances on stage. Food trucks will be available. Families and leashed pets can take part in costume contests. Free trick-or-treat bags will be handed out while supplies last for collecting candy from vendors. Admission and parking are free. A $12 wristband offers unlimited inflatables and face painting.

This Texas fair themed fall market in downtown Dallas features a full day of shopping, food, and fun. Attendees can browse local vendors for unique finds, enjoy delicious treats, and capture cute photo moments. A Snoopy meet and greet adds to the festivities, and the lively atmosphere takes place outdoors. Free themed tote bags are available for the first 100 guests.

Caturday at the Snuggle Spot takes place inside DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company and offers an interactive way to meet foster cats available for adoption. Visitors can play with cats and kittens and use a digital matchmaking tool to help find a feline that fits a home. The experience supports cats in the program and brings together the cat loving community.

A friendly crafting meetup where people bring portable projects or start a new craft alongside a supportive community in Jaggers Parlor. Attendees spend time together each Saturday, sharing fellowship while working on individual creations.

Riftbound Nexus Night offers casual play and is free to participate in, with promos provided for participation.

An open play session for adults who already play Mahjong at a high level, tailored to those seeking serious, competitive matches. Instruction for beginners will not be available, and coaching will not be offered. Attendees are required to bring their own 2026 Mahjong Playing Card. A small number of tile sets will be on hand at the library, though bringing a personal set is recommended due to limited availability. Expect focused, fast-paced tables where experienced players can refine strategy and test skills against other seasoned competitors. Please note that the library may capture photos during events for use on social media, the website, and in other publications. Attendance indicates acknowledgment of this practice. Anyone who would prefer not to be photographed can let library staff know.

Explore oil painting in a guided workshop that helps you create original artwork with confidence. Learn the essentials, including color mixing, brush techniques, layering, and the basics of composition. The instructor demonstrates each step and offers clear, step-by-step direction while you practice and make a painting of your own. The setting invites experimentation so you can develop a personal style, and the pace is calm and restful for an enjoyable creative session. Open to ages 11 and older. The cost is $40 per person, and all materials are provided.

Sons of the Pioneers return to Arlington Music Hall for an afternoon of classic Western music. Now in their 93rd year, this Grammy-honored group is an iconic name in American music and has been described by the Smithsonian Institution as a treasure of the nation. A family friendly event that spotlights the legendary group and their enduring legacy.

This event offers a chance to play the Lorcana TCG and connect with new friends.

An on-site, in-person adoption event will be held inside PetSmart Southlake. Look for the setup toward the back of the store on the left beneath the large Cats sign.

Start your crochet journey in a beginner friendly workshop that teaches how to hold the hook and yarn, keep even tension, and interpret basic stitch abbreviations. Begin a small project during class and leave with the confidence to continue practicing on your own. All supplies are included, with yarn, a take home crochet hook, and a simple starter pattern provided. This session is ideal for complete newcomers, anyone curious about a calming, portable craft, or those adding a new fiber skill. A $10 materials fee is already included in the ticket price. Participants must be 18 or older unless noted otherwise. Space is limited, and a waitlist may be offered without guarantee of placement. Tickets are final and cannot be refunded, canceled, or rescheduled. Photos or brief video may be taken for marketing, and registration gives The MixMatch permission to use participant images unless you opt out.

Players gather for a weekly local Pokemon Trading Card Game tournament. Prize support rotates from week to week, alternating between an Elite Trainer Box and a pack-per-win format.

Southlake Town Square hosts a milestone year for Oktoberfest Southlake, marking 25 years of German themed festivities. American Storm performs on the main stage as part of the celebration. Admission, parking, and entertainment are free, and the event welcomes families.

Hard Nights Day is presented at the Palace Arts Center, a complex that includes the Palace Theatre and Lancaster Theatre.

Ellie’s Café & Tea Room hosts a vintage fashion showcase inside High Street Antiques & Design, featuring elegant retro ensembles presented in an inviting tearoom setting. Fashion is paired with food and a warm Southern-style welcome. Tickets are $39.95 per person, and reservations are required.

The 20th annual Bull-O-Ween brings a festive fall gathering to Ten10 Events, centered around Bulldogs and their people. The event features shopping with vendors, food and drinks, Bulldog socializing, and fundraising activities that support Lone Star Bulldog Club Rescue. Costumes are encouraged for both humans and dogs, from pumpkins and superheroes to tacos and tiny vampire capes. Well-behaved, leashed, and vaccinated dogs are welcome, along with friends and family. The venue host is a former adopter, creating a meaningful tie to the rescue community. Details about sponsorships and vendor opportunities will be shared, and updates on advance ticket sales are planned. Travelers will find pet-friendly hotels nearby, and the location is within walking distance of AT&T Stadium.

The library’s Youth Department hosts Whatever-Makes-You-Happy Hour with a range of playful and creative activities. Families can enjoy games, LEGO, Play-Doh, and more together, creating shared memories.

Melanin Minded Foundation & LLC presents a formal black-tie community gala at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, celebrating Her Life & Music: The Golden Celebration. This meaningful evening marks the official launch of the Navigator Transportation Program, a dementia-capable transportation initiative created to support caregivers and families affected by dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and memory loss. The launch will also feature special recognition of Eisai US for its support in advancing awareness, education, and hope for families impacted by these conditions. Rooted in legacy, love, and community care, this gathering highlights a growing movement of support, with more details to be shared soon.

Birdville Elementary's fall festival offers a full slate of activities with a $10 wristband that grants unlimited access to games, a bounce house, gaga ball, crafts, a photo booth, and face painting, and everyone who wants to take part in these attractions needs a wristband. Face painting is provided by Adventure Kids Playcare. Food trucks are planned, with Chula's Kitchen, Rubbers Pie, and The Sweet Spot serving, and SW Food Truck Gigs will work to keep arrival times on track. A pumpkin decorating contest is available for $5 per entry and includes a craft pumpkin to use, and decorated pumpkins should be turned in with the entry form during regular school hours. Prizes will be awarded to the top three entries. Volunteer sign-ups are available.

Set Free Outreach Ministries presents a faith-centered fashion show and fundraiser that blends style, worship, family, and purpose. Inspired by the biblical account of people honoring Jesus with their gifts, the evening focuses on approaching the King with humility, reverence, and excellence. The runway will showcase men and women, children, couples, parents with their children, and multi-generational families in elegant, faith-inspired looks. Guests can also explore a vendor marketplace, support local businesses, and connect with the community.

Fall Into Your Village brings a free evening of autumn activities in collaboration with Visit Cedar Hill TX. Highlights include free pumpkins, cider, more than 50 vendors, live music with Jacob Serrano, a petting zoo, kids activities, Chuck E. Cheese, family fall photo opportunities, and a variety of food trucks. The celebration also features Fill the Van, a community food drive benefiting Cedar Hill Shares Food Pantry, with nonperishable donations welcomed to help reach the goal. Pumpkins are provided courtesy of TotalCare Emergency Rooms. Vendor opportunities remain available, and sponsorships of any size are welcomed to help keep the festivities free.

The third annual Y-Tober Fest at the Lake Highlands Family YMCA offers a family friendly evening of autumn fun and community connection. Enjoy seasonal activities and a warm, festive atmosphere while making memories together. All are welcome.

The White Cane Day Walk returns to the Dallas Zoo, hosted by Envision, to honor White Cane Awareness Day and what the white cane represents for people who are blind or have low vision, including independence, confidence, and freedom of movement. Registration includes a personal fundraising page, and funds raised remain in North Texas to expand access and opportunity through training, technology, and employment programs. Participants may walk on their own or create a team with family members or coworkers.

St. Louis native Jalen Hinton, also known as J.One.8, brings a clean, all ages set to the Mainstage Theater at Dallas Comedy Club. With quick wit and grounded storytelling, he turns ordinary moments into big laughs while keeping the material accessible for everyone. Backed by more than 3 million followers across social platforms, he is known for relatable, family friendly comedy that resonates with multiple generations. The performance delivers lively energy and plenty of feel good humor.

Parents get a night out while children stay engaged at the Downtown YMCA. Kids take part in four hours of crafts, games, and other activities. Dinner and snacks are provided by the YMCA. Registration is available in person or online.

The 4th Annual SUP Witches and Warlocks Paddle features a festive trip to a small island on Lake Grapevine. Participants depart from the Trawick Boat Ramp. Costumes with a spooky flair are encouraged. Those staying on the water after dark should bring navigation lights. Attendees are asked to bring a snack to share. This event is for adults only.

At Dallas Palms, the George Dąbrowski Small Big Hearts Foundation marks its 10th anniversary with a charity ball celebrating a decade of compassion, hope, and community. For ten years, the foundation has helped children born with craniofacial syndromes access critical medical care in Dallas while standing by their families every step of the way. Held under the honorary patronage of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Houston, the evening features a cocktail reception, a seated dinner with an award presentation, and a dance party, along with an open bar. Proceeds support the continuation of the foundation’s mission. Tickets are available for individuals with options to reserve tables, and sponsorship opportunities are offered for businesses and supporters who wish to contribute to this milestone celebration.

Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley share the stage at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory for a live concert. To limit staff handling of personal belongings, the venue enforces a clear bag policy. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted, and small clutch bags up to 6 x 9 inches are also allowed. Ticket options include artist and Live Nation presales, a VIP package presale and onsale, and a general public onsale.

Parents can drop off children ages 4 and up for a costume-themed evening at Farmers Branch-City Parks & Recreation with bounce houses, trampolines, games, and pizza. Children will be kept safe, active, and entertained while adults enjoy their own plans. Costumes are encouraged. Register online or pay $35 at the door.

NHBW Inc. Mid Cities Chapter hosts a Casino Night Fundraiser honoring Founders Day with a Lucky 7s and Legendary Women theme. The celebration at The Grand View features casino-style games and Michael Guinn as emcee. Attendees are encouraged to dress their best, enjoy the games, and support the chapter. The first 100 tickets are priced at $75, with tickets $85 after that.

AEG Presents brings Taste of Chaos to The Bomb Factory with a lineup that includes In This Moment, Hollywood Undead, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue. The event is open to all ages, and guests who are 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Entry is general admission standing room only, so there is no seating. Set times can change. Orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled with no advance notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, which should be set up in advance. The venue enforces a bag policy and standard venue FAQs and policies apply. No refunds or exchanges are offered, and there are no Covid protocols listed for this event.

Hollywood Undead and In This Moment appear together under the Taste of Chaos banner at The Bomb Factory in Dallas. The event brings both acts to the same stage for one night in the city.

Marking fifteen years of tradition, this milestone Friends of the Farmstead fundraiser brings the community together to celebrate the stories, people, and experiences that make the Farmstead special while investing in what comes next. Guests can savor craft cocktails and an authentic True Texas BBQ dinner with support from H‑E‑B, take part in spirited live and silent auctions, and dance to live music under the Texas sky. The evening will also honor the Best Friends of the Farmstead, Jennifer and Luke Shertzer, recognizing dedication and generosity that have helped grow the impact of HFM and sustain its legacy. Last year’s gathering sold out quickly, reflecting the enthusiasm around this long-running celebration.

Settle in at Old Vine Texas for an evening with TraceTones. Enjoy local Texas wine or the drink you love, explore the menu, and take in a mix of reimagined soft rock from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond.

A vivid mix of painting, photography, culinary craft, and music converges for a night that celebrates creativity in many forms. Returning to William Campbell Gallery, this gathering highlights how these expressions intersect to make a difference. The guiding purpose is to expand opportunities for young people across North Texas.

Xtreme Knockout brings live professional MMA and Muay Thai to the Backyard at Texas Live! in Arlington for Fight Night #78. The card showcases standout athletes from across Texas in a high energy setting with a live DJ and dynamic lighting. Set beside Globe Life Park with views of AT&T Stadium, the promotion also notes a milestone as the first to stage Muay Thai inside a cage rather than a ring. Before the action begins, the venue takes on an expo-style vibe with vendors, giveaways, food, music, and opportunities to meet fighters. For those not attending in person, the event is also offered on pay per view. Ticket options include general admission at $45, ringside floor seats at $100, VIP tables for four with waitress service starting at $400, and a private VIP balcony for six with waitress service at $600. All sales are final, the fight card may change, and parking is not included.

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Nate Burnham returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are available now, with options for general admission or reserved seats and tables. Prices are $20 in advance and $19.50 on the day of the show. Early purchase is recommended to secure preferred seating.

Dinosaurs once ruled the Earth, and decades later a dinosaur blockbuster ruled the box office. Hold On To Your Butts brings two performers and an onstage Foley artist to Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre for a scene-by-scene live parody of Jurassic Park, combining comedy, physical theater, and handmade sound effects. Following acclaimed West End and Off-Broadway runs, the touring production has earned five-star praise, a Critics' Pick nod from Time Out, and recognition from outlets including The Times, Theatre Weekly, Stage to Page, and the Scottish Daily Mail. The show runs about 60 minutes and is recommended for ages 8 and up.

Weezer appears at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. The event brings the band to this Dallas venue.

Devon Gilfillian performs at The Kessler in Dallas, presented by KXT 91.7.

Jesse Baez brings his Latin R&B sound to the upstairs ballroom at Sons of Hermann Hall in Deep Ellum, Dallas. Known for silky vocals, hypnotic grooves, and a style that blends R&B, reggaeton, and soul, he delivers a moody, emotionally charged live performance that has earned fans around the world. The kitchen and bar will be open, so plan to enjoy dinner and drinks as you settle in for the show.

At Waxahachie's historic Chautauqua Auditorium, Halloween classics are reimagined with a live cast that carries the action beyond the screen and into the theater. Enjoy a unique experience where the story unfolds both on the screen and in person, bringing the thrills to life all around you.

Elizabeth Nichols performs in concert at Tulips FTW, an independent local venue in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth hosts a music-loving twist on bingo where music videos take the place of numbers. As videos play on large screens, participants mark their cards by song, sing along, and compete for prizes while a mix of nostalgic hits, guilty-pleasure picks, and popular favorites keeps the energy high. It is free to play, open to all ages, and paired with food and drinks for a complete outing. Groups often come to share the fun, and arriving early helps with finding seats.

Bridges returns as a flagship multidisciplinary festival at Courtyard Theater, showcasing movement, music, storytelling, and immersive artistic experiences centered on the theme Fragments of Us: Becoming. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Leonid & Friends brings an 11-piece ensemble of top vocalists and instrumentalists to the stage under the direction of musician and producer Leonid Vorobyev. Launched as a studio project in Moscow, the group rose to international prominence when their impeccably faithful videos of Chicago classics took off online and earned compliments from members of Chicago. That momentum grew into extensive tours across North America, Europe, and Asia, a dedicated global following, sold-out U.S. runs, and more than half a billion combined video views. In concert, expect crisp horn lines, lush harmonies, and the driving spirit of rock and roll as the band delivers Chicago favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Make Me Smile, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, Feelin’ Stronger Every Day, Beginnings, Questions 67 & 68, and Hard to Say I’m Sorry / Get Away. The set often reaches beyond Chicago with picks from Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and other beloved ’70s artists. Each show feels less like a tribute and more like a lively celebration of the era’s sound and soul.

LØLØ appears at Puzzles Deep Ellum in Dallas, Texas alongside a special guest. This is an all ages event. All bags are subject to search at the door, and backpacks or large bags are not allowed. A valid ID is required to purchase alcohol. Guests under 21 will not be permitted re-entry.

Snarky Puppy brings its five time Grammy winning collective sound to Granada Theater in Dallas, guided by a focus on music above labels. Their approach blends funk, R&B, rock, classic soul, modern gospel, tech tinged textures, fusion, and jazz into a voice that defies easy categorization. Years in the Dallas scene deepened the groove and emotional core of the band, sharpening a clear, listener friendly message without diluting the craft. Their boundary crossing spirit also includes orchestral projects with the Netherlands based Metropole Orkest, a partnership that yielded the Grammy winning Sylva and later Somni on GroundUP Music. Expect expansive soundscapes, tight ensemble interplay, and the vibrant energy that has marked the group’s evolution.

Multi-platinum band WAR brings its signature blend of funk, soul, rock, Latin, jazz, and R&B to Arlington Music Hall in Arlington, TX. Since 1969, this multicultural group has shared messages of brotherhood, unity, and hope while crossing musical and social boundaries, delivering enduring favorites like Low Rider, Why Can’t We Be Friends?, The Cisco Kid, Spill the Wine, and Slippin’ Into Darkness. Led by founding member Lonnie Jordan, WAR has earned numerous gold and platinum records and continues to connect with audiences worldwide through its timeless sound.

Salsa Limón on Magnolia hosts karaoke where guests can take the mic, enjoy margaritas made with real lime, and pair them with tacos. Sing favorite songs in a relaxed setting.

Kendall Eugene returns to Fort Worth and, for the first time, brings his band to the stage. This high energy performance takes place at the well known Rhinestone Saloon in the historic Stockyards of Fort Worth.

Previously known as PJ's Milonguita, this tango gathering now carries the name Milonga Toda Mi Vida and is held at PJ's Dancetique. Admission is $15, and payment is accepted by cash, Zelle, or Venmo.

Electric Starship Arcade hosts a local indie game playtest for SixShooters, created by developers Sean and Shane. This in-development shooter channels the quick, high energy feel of 1990s classics while adding modern touches and competitive six player split-screen. Players can explore extensive customization, including building levels, swapping textures and sounds, and using the Face Importer to add personal images, then share impressions on gameplay, balance, fun, and replayability to help shape the release. The playtest will be set up in the party room. Admission is $12 for an all day pass that also unlocks more than 140 arcade games on free play. Between sessions, guests can enjoy classics like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat, along with beers, ciders, and snacks such as hot dogs, nachos, Frito pie, and popcorn available for purchase. Electric Starship Arcade has earned multiple local accolades, with repeat recognition from Fort Worth Weekly and Fort Worth Magazine, plus top honors as DFW’s Favorite Arcade as well as awards for karaoke and bar with live music.

DFW Music hosts a Metroplex-wide celebration of hip hop and R&B at Dana’s Bar and Grill in Bedford, spotlighting homegrown talent with live performances, food, and drinks. The lineup includes Justus Torus, Jumbo Slice, Blu3, Boneface, and King Merc, with DJ Cartel on the decks throughout the night. Additional artists from across DFW will take the stage, featuring familiar names, emerging talent, and surprise sets. There is no cover charge all night.

Blending concert energy with a club feel, this night features live soul music inside while a DJ keeps the patio moving. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth. There is no cover charge. Enjoy pool tables, dart boards, plenty of TVs, and a comfortable patio, along with drinks and a lively crowd. The venue is about four miles from the Stockyards.

Marcus D. Wiley takes the stage for a live show at Arlington Improv in Arlington.

Frankie Quiñones brings the Good Vibes Only Tour to Hyena’s Comedy Nightclub Fort Worth, showcasing the inventive, character-driven stand-up that has made him a standout on stage and screen. He is known for Hulu’s This Fool, where his performance earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination, as well as recurring roles on FX’s What We Do in the Shadows and the animated series Fired on Mars and Victor & Valentino on HBO Max. His recent projects include a pilot for the Hulu sketch series Get Frankie and a first hour special for Hulu directed and executive produced by Ali Wong. He is also at work on The Fiddle Leaf, a feature made with his longtime collaborators The Dress Up Gang, with Mar Vista financing and Frankie serving as both star and executive producer. Additional credits include Mr. Mayor, Feliz Navidad, The Dress Up Gang, Papi Chulo, and a Walking Dead spin off. Entertainment Weekly praised his performance in This Fool.

Brett Young brings his California-meets-Southern country sound to Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth, pairing candid storytelling with smooth, radio-ready melodies. Since his breakthrough, he has topped the charts with seven consecutive No. 1 singles and surpassed 8.5 billion global streams, fueled by favorites like In Case You Didn’t Know, Mercy, Sleep Without You, Like I Loved You, Here Tonight, Catch, and Lady. His catalog, from Ticket To L.A. to Weekends Look A Little Different These Days and his current 2.0 era, showcases a songwriter with a heartfelt perspective and a knack for making large rooms feel personal. Expect an intimate, connected performance filled with sing-along moments. This is an all-standing show. PIT tickets provide standing room on the showroom floor, while General Admission stands along the sides of the floor. Entry is for ages 18 and up with a valid ID, and minors may attend only with a parent. All sales are final, and the venue reserves the right to void tickets flagged for scalping, with or without a refund.

Metroplex Anime packs one night with two back to back happenings, wrapping up with a theater screening of Street Fighter. After the Blaze Night meetup at Blaze Bowl Mongolian Grill in Arlington, the group transitions to the movies to keep the energy going with a community watch. Attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance to secure seating and enjoy the good vibes with fellow fans.