Events in Fort Worth, TX

Get moving with a feel-good Zumba class that pairs lively music with easy-to-follow dance fitness moves. It is designed to keep participants active and connected, and it welcomes every experience level from first-timers to regulars. For more information, call (817) 708-2234.

The 47th Annual USHCC National Conference begins with a Texas-style welcome at the renowned Billy Bob’s Texas. This reception brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, and partners for meaningful connections in an iconic Fort Worth setting. Live entertainment, local flavors, and the high energy of the local community set the tone as networking takes on a distinctly Texas flair.

The September Monthly Meeting at Fort Worth Botanic Gardens features a presentation on Varroa Mite Management by Jeremy Campbell. With more than a decade of experience keeping honey bees, he has worked with commercial apiaries and honey bee research projects in the United States and abroad. He currently manages approximately 300 colonies, specializes in live bee removals, and is developing a locally adapted line of honey bees for North Texas beekeepers through selective breeding. Known for practical, evidence-based education shared through programs, agrotourism, and presentations for schools, libraries, and community organizations across the Dallas and Fort Worth area, his goal is to help beekeepers make informed decisions that support healthier, more resilient colonies.

Test your knowledge across three themed rounds at Triple Play Trivia. The night opens with entertainment questions, moves into a brainy Nerd Alert segment, and wraps up with a Pot Luck mix to keep everyone on their toes. It is free to participate, and prizes are up for grabs for the top contenders.

Bring the book you are currently reading and connect with fellow readers in a relaxed book club meetup. The group spends one hour sharing highlights and thoughts about current reads. Snacks are provided, and thrift shopping is welcome. For those who prefer a more structured discussion, there is also a separate 4th Monday club that selects one political book each month for a group conversation.

Get ready for Monday Night Football. Enjoy an evening of high-energy action and spirited cheering.

At Escapology Fort Worth, Tuesdays come with a special price of $25 per player for immersive escape room experiences. Groups enjoy private rooms with film-quality sets and challenging puzzles, taking on themes that range from mystery and high-stakes missions to favorites like Haunted House and Scooby-Doo. It fits date nights, friend meetups, or team outings, and you can cap the adventure with a victory photo. This deal is offered every Tuesday, and all games are reserved exclusively for your group.

At this Pokémon League, entry is $10 and includes a prize pack. Players receive an additional pack for each win. Occasionally, box tournaments are organized to reward the community.

Players compete in a weekly Pokemon tournament. Entry is $8, and a pack is awarded for each win. Sign-up is available before play begins.

Put your knowledge to the test with engaging audio and visual trivia rounds while enjoying a wide selection of food and drinks. Participation is free, with no sign-up required, and seating is available on a first come basis. Arrive early to enjoy happy hour before the games begin. Each team needs only one smart device, such as a phone, tablet, or laptop, to submit answers. Prizes will be awarded to the top three teams.

Live trivia takes over Flips Patio Grill - Fort Worth with a fast paced, high energy game. There is no cost to participate, and prizes await the top scoring teams. Enjoy food and drinks while competing solo or with friends in a friendly knowledge challenge.

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Enjoy a lively evening that starts with a line dancing class and continues with an after party. Take advantage of $2 tacos, $2 daiquiris, and $2 shots. The festivities are hosted by Mr Make You Move, with DJ Kev setting the soundtrack.

Anyone seeking to clear their record and unsure where to begin can receive step-by-step support at this expunction clinic. Goodwill will assist up to 100 people at no cost by reviewing records, confirming eligibility, preparing the necessary legal documents, guiding filing directly with the court, and working to remove records from hundreds of databases. For sign up or more information, contact bbell@goodwillnct.org.

1 Million Cups is a weekly bilingual gathering in Fort Worth, TX that supports entrepreneurs and small business owners at every stage. Offered in both English and Spanish, it brings founders together to connect with local peers, hear real business stories, and share actionable insights. The environment is welcoming and lively, with an emphasis on strengthening relationships across the Fort Worth small business ecosystem. Open to everyone in the community, it offers encouragement, fresh ideas, and useful takeaways whether a venture is just beginning or already growing.

Fort Worth ISD is hiring bus drivers and holds weekly hiring fairs on Wednesdays at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center. Bus drivers help welcome students each day and ensure safe transportation to and from school. Paid CDL training is provided for those hired. The position starts at $22.75 per hour, overtime is common, and benefits include health insurance and retirement. No RSVP is required, and on-the-spot interviews are available.

The event offers $10 build-your-own burgers all day. Attendees can spend time under the awning, or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

Hit the trails with Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth during a weekly mountain bike ride at Gateway Park Mountain Bike Trail. This social outing welcomes every skill level and offers an easy way to explore local singletrack and connect with fellow riders. Expect plenty of dirt and turns, plus a little motivation to keep you rolling to the end where hotdogs and beer are provided. Helmets are required and riders should bring water. Plans may change if rain or other weather conditions make the trails unsafe.

Every Wednesday, the backyard at Dirty Water Saloon hosts a relaxed campfire jam where pickers and singers gather around the fire pit. The focus is on casual, live music made together in a friendly circle. Attendees bring instruments and their voices for a cozy, communal session.

This networking gathering welcomes small business owners and small shop entrepreneurs for conversation and connection. Attendees can mingle with fellow owners, make new contacts, and exchange ideas in a relaxed setting. The meetings are free. Please bring business cards. There is no attendance limit, but an RSVP is appreciated.

An evening of games, designer purses, male celebrity purse models, prosecco and wine, dinner, and shopping, all in support of DFW area children with special needs through the services of Be An Angel DFW.

A casual night pairing burgers with free pool. Enjoy an easy evening of food and games with no charge to play.

This free monthly MIA Multifamily Connect event at Cityscape Fort Worth gathers DFW real estate professionals and investors for education and networking. The program explains how multifamily deals are found, structured, and expanded, with the organizers outlining the approach that grew from 11 acquisitions to more than 2,000 units and a portfolio valued above $200 million. Participants can expect actionable steps to start or scale an investing plan. Attendance is available in person or online, and on site seating is limited.

Third Thursday is a free art crawl in South Main Village that now happens every other month. Explore galleries and neighborhood businesses at your own pace as rotating art exhibitions, artist talks, and workshops unfold inside participating locations. This edition takes place at South Barbershop, and the series is coordinated by owner Laleh Rezaie, with presenting support from Nicole Dawson State Farm. The list of stops will be shared on social media. For questions or to get involved, email thirdthursdayftw@gmail.com.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a welcoming series of dance lessons that get you moving around the floor while helping you feel confident and look your best. Live music sets an upbeat mood, and you can participate without a partner. The lessons are included with a $5 cover.

New dancers are welcome at Lil Red’s Longhorn Saloon for a cowboy dance session with Dance the Cowboy Way. A working Texas cowboy leads instruction that shows how to follow the music and build real honky-tonk skills, set to Western swing and classic country. No prior experience is necessary. Learn how locals move when a live band is playing and leave with solid fundamentals and the confidence to step onto the dance floor. The focus is on authentic social dancing, not fancy or choreographed routines.

An evening of British rock unfolds by candlelight at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden Lecture Hall, featuring the music of Queen and The Beatles in an intimate concert setting. This performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open one hour before the start, and late entry is not permitted. The program includes Beatles favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, Blackbird, Help!, Come Together, Yesterday, and All You Need Is Love, alongside Queen hits like Love of My Life, Another One Bites the Dust, I Want to Break Free, We Are the Champions, We Will Rock You, Radio Ga Ga, and Bohemian Rhapsody. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

In a home showdown, the Texans face Boswell in a pivotal district matchup. With every game impacting the district race, this meeting carries added importance for the Texans.

This Night at the Museum at Play Street Museum offers young children a hands-on environment to move, explore, and imagine. The experience encourages problem solving, builds social skills, and sparks creativity, giving little ones a fun outlet for their energy.

At Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, the PBR Stockyards Showcase pairs professional bull riding with the character of the historic Stockyards inside a compact indoor arena. Quick rounds and marquee matchups unfold at an up-close viewing distance, so each ride and every tick of the clock carries extra intensity.

The Ultimate Doors brings a faithful tribute to The Doors to Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall. Doors open one hour before the show, and the venue box office begins service one hour before doors. Closing hours vary by event. For a smooth entry, bags up to 12"x6"x12" are permitted. Every bag will be inspected, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Mobile ticketing is used for this event, so add tickets to your phone’s wallet and, if needed, transfer them to friends through the Live Nation app. For ticket assistance, use the Live Nation Help Center. The venue follows local COVID-19 guidelines and is not currently requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for entry. Rideshare is encouraged. Valet service is available near the entrance on Exchange Street for $20, and there are paid parking lots within a short walk. On-site dining by Chef Tim Love is available, and a venue FAQ offers additional details.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at The Pinners Conference & Expo with individual cheesecakes that are easy to enjoy while exploring the show or settling into a class. Look for favorite year-round varieties alongside current seasonal flavors, plus frozen-to-go options for anyone planning to bring desserts home for the weekend. Pinners combines more than 100 Pinterest-inspired classes led by national presenters with a marketplace of nearly 300 businesses spanning DIY, crafts, cooking, self-improvement, photography, party planning, scrapbooking, holiday, beauty, fashion and more. The family-owned cheesecake maker from North Fort Worth is built on a recipe more than four decades in the making and offers convenient grab-and-go packaging aimed at keeping each treat fresh.

Hudson Westbrook brings a reserved seated show to Billy Bob’s Texas. A native of Stephenville and a product of Red Dirt influences, he grew up on the sounds of George Strait, Turnpike Troubadours, Parker McCollum, Koe Wetzel, and Tracy Lawrence. After breaking through with his first single Take It Slow, he stacked grassroots favorites while studying at Texas Tech, including the Texas radio No. 1 Two Way Drive and the country radio chart-topper House Again. His 17-song debut album, Texas Forever, reached the Top 10, followed by the EP Exclusive, and his blend of classic-leaning country and strong songwriting has drawn praise from outlets like Rolling Stone and Billboard. He has surpassed 1.2 billion streams, headlined sold-out runs across the country, and shared stages with George Strait, Parker McCollum, Morgan Wallen, Bailey Zimmerman, Midland, and Ian Munsick, with additional recognition from Billboard, Spotify, Country Now, Holler, The Country Wire, and SiriusXM. This event is for ages 18 and over with a valid government ID. All ticket sales are final, and Billy Bob’s Texas may cancel tickets used for scalping with or without a refund.

BLAST RLCS 2026 brings elite Rocket League action to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, featuring rapid, physics-powered plays, dramatic momentum swings, and finely tuned team coordination. Newcomers can follow the flow with ease, while seasoned fans can watch for the finer points such as clean rotations, smart boost management, and clutch saves under pressure. Expect high-stakes matches in a live arena setting as top teams fight for every touch and goal.

At this Lunch & Learn, lunch is provided while attendees meet the team and hear about the impact of their programs. The atmosphere is casual and conversation friendly, offering a simple way to learn more about the work being done in the community. To ensure there is enough food, please RSVP by emailing jlangston@theparentingcenter.org.

The inaugural Angels on the Green charity golf tournament in Fort Worth benefits Golfing Angels Charity and supports individuals and families facing hardships. The tournament features a shotgun start and invites involvement from golfers and foursomes, event sponsors, prize and raffle donors, and volunteers. Participation helps drive community impact through the connections and camaraderie that golf fosters. Registration and sponsorship details will be announced soon, and Golfing Angels Charity will share updates, sponsor news, and additional ways to get involved.

CITY OF SOUND brings its independent cinematic rock to the stage with high-energy, up-close performances, sweeping arrangements, and a film-inspired wall of sound. Fans of M83, Coldplay, Muse, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Angels & Airwaves may recognize a similar expansive feel. The band has strong support within the gaming community and a devoted global following inspired by its message of choosing love over fear. Attendees younger than 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Complimentary parking is available.

Michael Aaron & The Perks take the stage at Smitty’s Bar with a live country set alongside cold drinks and a laid back Texas night vibe. Admission is $10 at the door.

An original Hip Pocket Theatre work by Lorca Simons invites audiences into The Velvet Elk, a realm of untamed surrender. The piece travels through a charged, unpredictable terrain where rhythm opens space to breathe, look up, and reconnect with what feels most essential and true. Directed by Lorca Simons and created in collaboration with the ensemble.

Unmuted Karaoke delivers clear, powerful sound with a playful spirit and a contagiously upbeat atmosphere. It is all about singing, laughter, and feel-good energy from start to finish.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market highlights fresh, locally grown, high quality goods from more than 30 local farmers, ranchers, and artisan makers. Cash is accepted, and most vendors also take cards. Visitors are encouraged to watch for scams, as organizers will not request payments through social media. Those interested in selling can apply through the vendor interest form.

This classic car showcase raises awareness about prostate cancer. Texas Health Resources will provide PSA blood testing at the event. Vehicle owners may register their cars to participate.

Now in its third year, Smashin' Craft Fair and Car Show brings a lively mix of handcrafted goods and eye catching automobiles. Public shopping is free and features a wide range of local vendors, while the car showcase highlights distinctive builds from the community. Vendor participation is $50 for a 10 by 10 foot space, and car show entry is $20 per vehicle. Vendor fees benefit the Crowley ISD Esports Club, and car show entries support the Crowley ISD Automotive Club. For questions, contact Mr. Casey Smith at casey.smith@crowley.k12.tx.us or Mr. Derick Kneeland at derick.kneeland@crowley.k12.tx.us. To avoid scams, official communication comes only from @crowley.k12.tx.us email addresses, so disregard messages from any other source.

The sixth annual Mariposa Market brings a lively, family-focused marketplace to Fort Worth Botanic Garden, set beneath the canopy of Carters Grove. Browse up to 50 local artisan vendors, relax on the grass between shopping and snacks, and let kids unwind in a dedicated play area. Entertainment spans live music, dance performances, a petting zoo, face painting, and other activities for all ages. Admission to the market is free, and parking is complimentary, although spaces can fill quickly.

To kick off the school season, the DFW Car & Toy Museum in Dallas–Fort Worth presents a family-friendly tribute to Batman, inviting fans to explore a lively collection of vehicles and memorabilia. Get a close look at the Batcycle, the Batcart and a Batman go-kart, along with a display of both classic and modern toys. Costumes inspired by Batman are welcome. Designed for all ages, this one-day celebration offers an interactive way to honor Gotham’s hero and enjoy the world of the Caped Crusader.

Experience a free, all-levels community yoga class on the lawn at The Trailhead at Clearfork, next to Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. The session is led by Movement Gyms and is open to beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Bring a yoga mat and water, invite a friend, and consider carpooling if possible. Expect an easygoing outdoor practice centered on movement, breath, and a refreshing reset.

An affordable monthly clinic for cats and dogs takes place at Russell Feed and Supply. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and prevention for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. It operates on a first-come, first-served basis, so no appointment is needed. New clients can pre-register in advance. The clinic is scheduled on the third Saturday of each month.

Sweetie’s Cheesecakes will be at the Pinners Conference & Expo 2026, offering individual, ready-to-enjoy cheesecakes that are easy to savor while exploring the show floor or during a class. The menu features staple flavors alongside current seasonal selections, with frozen options available for taking treats home. This family-owned North Fort Worth maker draws on a recipe perfected over more than four decades and uses single-serve packaging to help keep each dessert fresh. Pinners brings together a robust schedule of 100-plus Pinterest-inspired classes and a large marketplace of nearly 300 businesses covering DIY, crafts, cooking, self-improvement, photography, party planning, scrapbooking, holiday ideas, beauty, fashion, and more, creating a setting where online inspiration turns into hands-on experiences.

A growing group of dedicated Trench Crusaders players gathers at Phoenix Rise: Trading Cards and Tabletop Gaming, formerly SciFi Factory, for games that range from ongoing campaigns to quick stand-alone battles. The venue provides plenty of tables and terrain, so participants typically only need to bring themselves and their war band, and there are often extra war bands available to borrow.

Bluey’s Big Play brings the Emmy award winning children’s TV series to the stage at Bass Performance Hall in a live theatrical production. The Heeler family appears in their first live theater show, with puppetry that brings the characters to life and offers a fresh onstage experience. Presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co., this Fort Worth engagement is part of the Irwin Steel Popular Entertainment Series and is presented by Performing Arts Fort Worth. This Fort Worth engagement has a single official Facebook listing. Tickets may also appear on reseller sites, but those sellers are not the primary source and obtain tickets the same way as the general public. Purchases from unauthorized brokers are not the venue’s responsibility, lost or stolen tickets from those sources cannot be replaced, refunds are not available if the event is canceled, and entry cannot be guaranteed if tickets are invalid. Prices from brokers may exceed face value, and buyers who use them may not receive updates about schedule changes, cancellations, or other important information.

Enjoy live music and Lowrider, hosted by the Dukes car club and presented by Sundance Square.

BLAST RLCS 2026 brings elite Rocket League teams to Dickies Arena for a full day of high-speed competition built on crisp rotations, quick reads, and pinpoint mechanics. Watching in person amplifies every shift in momentum, with turnarounds that land harder and goals that light up the crowd in an instant. It offers a rare look at top players managing pressure in the moment while executing strategy and teamwork at the highest level.

Participants bring portable crafts and gather in Jaggers Parlor for a relaxed, community-focused crafting session. Whether starting something new or continuing a work in progress, attendees enjoy conversation, fellowship, and time to create together. The group meets on Saturdays to provide a consistent space to craft side by side and share ideas.

Arkansas State visits TCU for a nonconference football game at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The Red Wolves face a Big 12 opponent on the road, while the Horned Frogs aim to set the tone at home. The matchup showcases differing approaches and provides an early gauge of where both teams stand in the 2026 season.

Local Pokémon Trading Card Game players come together for a tournament centered on friendly competition and community. Prize support rotates, alternating between an Elite Trainer Box and a pack-per-win format.

The group returns to the historic Fort Worth Stockyards with great music and a little dancing. Take in the Stockyards while enjoying the tunes and the atmosphere.

Give yourself a night off while the Northpark Y hosts a lively Parents Night Out for kids. Children can enjoy games, make new friends, and dive into themed activities throughout the evening. The cost is $20 per child for members and $50 per child for non-members. Registration is available in person or online.

Hemlock Haus Misfits Market returns with a showcase of the strange, the witchy, and thoughtfully handmade creations. Over twenty local vendors present crystals, art, jewelry, witchcraft supplies, vintage pieces, and goods from small-batch creators, plus tarot and other offerings. Explore distinctive finds, meet the people who make them, and support the local creative community. Friends and families are welcome, with something to discover for everyone.

Geena Fontanella brings The Millennial Tour to Cicada in Fort Worth with support from Haunter. This is a general admission show. Advance tickets are $20, and day-of tickets are $25. After purchase, your ticket will be delivered as a PDF by email.

At The Purple Frog FW, bingo gets a music video twist. Instead of calling numbers, hit songs play on the big screens while players mark their cards, sing along, and race to complete a winning board. Expect a mix of throwback favorites, guilty pleasures, and crowd-pleasing tracks that keep the energy high. It is free to play, prizes are available, and all ages are welcome. Great food and drinks round out an easy way to turn a Saturday night into a memorable outing.

Mattie Rose performs as part of The Backyard Unplugged at Hotel Drover. Kick back in The Backyard, the hotel’s creekside retreat in the Fort Worth Stockyards, where live music pairs with cocktails from Pour Horse. This season delivers a refreshed mix of themed evenings and curated pop-ups, setting the stage for laid-back moments under the Texas sky.

Blacklight Run returns to Dallas Fort Worth with an untimed 5K focused on glowing fun. Runners and walkers make their way through multiple color zones that burst to life under powerful blacklights, with upbeat music adding to the festive atmosphere. Wear white and add neon to transform into a glowing work of art as you move along the course. After crossing the finish, the celebration continues with a high-energy party featuring a live DJ, dancing, color throws, and plenty of photo moments. The event welcomes participants of all ages, including families, friend groups, and fans of fun runs. Free registration is still available for a limited time, and this popular night run is known to sell out quickly.

Country artist Hudson Westbrook brings his fast-rising Texas sound to an all-standing show. Rooted in traditional country and shaped by influences like George Strait, Turnpike Troubadours, Parker McCollum, Koe Wetzel, and Tracy Lawrence, he broke through with his first release Take It Slow, then followed with fan favorites including the Texas radio No. 1 Two Way Drive and the country radio debut House Again. His 17 track debut album, Texas Forever, reached the Top 10, and the momentum continued with the EP Exclusive. He has surpassed 1.2 billion streams, headlined sold-out shows across the country, and shared stages with George Strait, Parker McCollum, Morgan Wallen, Bailey Zimmerman, Midland, and Ian Munsick. Entry is limited to guests 18 and older with a valid government ID. The PIT is the closest standing section. All sales are final, and refunds or exchanges are not available.

At Northeast Mall, teams of architects, engineers, students, and volunteers work together to build structures made entirely from canned and other nonperishable food. It is a competition, and People's Choice voting is available online during the build and for the duration of the event. The People's Choice winner will be announced at CANdemo.

Runners and walkers set off from Frog Fountain in the TCU Commons for a spirited 5K on campus, with TCU Theta members stationed along the route to cheer participants forward. The event is organized annually by the TCU Theta chapter in memory of Tracy Clark, class of 1993, whose vision inspired the first Breakaway run in 1997. The race was renamed in her honor in 1999, and since then all proceeds have been directed to CASA of Tarrant County and the Kappa Alpha Theta Foundation. Kappa Alpha Theta adopted National CASA as its official philanthropy in 1989. CASA trains community volunteers to advocate in court for children who have experienced abuse or neglect, providing judges with crucial information and helping move cases along so kids can regain a sense of childhood. The Kappa Alpha Theta Foundation supports members’ educational, leadership, and philanthropic pursuits by securing resources that empower Thetas to make a positive impact. Through the Foundation’s Theta for Good program, college chapters raise funds for both the Foundation and other causes important to their local communities, cultivating a lasting commitment to service.

The downtown arena will host its final community gathering, honoring 58 years of memories from meetings, concerts, graduations, sports, circuses, revivals, expos and more. The program includes live music and entertainment throughout the afternoon, family friendly activities and interactive experiences with community partners, commemorative merchandise and giveaways, and a history exhibit reflecting on the arena’s 58 year legacy. Admission is free. Media support is provided by NBC 5, Telemundo 39, Lone Star 92.5 and Star 102.1. Partners include Visit Fort Worth, Downtown Fort Worth Inc., the City of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Promotion and Development Fund, with additional sponsorship from Hunt Byrne Smith, Bennett Partners and TVS.

BLAST RLCS 2026 brings top Rocket League teams to Dickies Arena for a day of rapid-fire competition. Quick reads and precise rotations drive every match, and momentum can flip in a heartbeat, from the opening kickoff to overtime. It is suited to dedicated season followers as well as anyone who enjoys competitive gaming, with nonstop action throughout.

Cookies by Christina leads a themed cookie decorating class at World Blend. Decorate six freshly baked cookies using four portions of royal icing with guided instruction throughout. All supplies are provided, and a box is included to carry your cookie art home. The class price also includes one drink choice, either a 16 oz latte or cappuccino, or a 12 oz iced latte, cold brew, or frap. Please note that alternative milks and additional espresso shots require an extra charge. Registration is required and space is limited.

At Bass Performance Hall, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra led by Robert Spano presents an all-American concerto program marking 250 years of America. The concert opens with Aaron Copland’s An Outdoor Overture. Violinist Amaryn Olmeda performs Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto, op. 14, and at 18 she has appeared with the Philadelphia and Cleveland Orchestras, made a solo debut at Carnegie Hall, and recorded for Deutsche Grammophon. Cellist Joshua Roman, an Oklahoma native and a favorite at the Cliburn, follows with Mason Bates’s Cello Concerto, composed for him in 2014. The finale features California-born Angel Stanislav Wang, a 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition finalist, in Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue.

The sixth annual Fort Worth Tattoo Expo, hosted by Ink Masters Tattoo Show, takes place at the Will Rogers Memorial Center, Round Up Inn. Live tattooing happens throughout the event with as many as 80 award-winning artists, covering styles from realism and traditional to black and grey and full color. Tickets are sold at the door only. Admission is $20 per day, and a three-day pass is $35. Free raffle giveaways feature $1,200 in tattoos, with two free tattoo prizes awarded each day, and raffle entry is included with admission. Raffle entrants must be 18 and present to win with a valid ID. All ages are welcome, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Tattoo services are available only to guests 18 and older with valid identification.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to the stage with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. The show spans 16 U.S. cities and features well known songs like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new tracks from his recently released album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven.

Billy Currington brings a standing-room-only show to Billy Bob's Texas. PIT tickets offer access on the showroom floor, while general admission stands along the sides of the floor. Guests must be 18 or older with a valid ID, and minors are permitted only with a parent. All ticket purchases are final, and the venue may void tickets associated with scalping, with or without a refund.

An upbeat evening at the Modern brings together art, live music, and good food. The Modern and Café Modern host a gathering in the Grand Lobby featuring the First Friday House Band, drink specials, and a light dining menu prepared by Executive Chef Jett Mora and the Café Modern team. A cash bar serves specialty drinks, beer, and wine with happy hour options. Gallery admission is free for everyone on Fridays, offering a relaxed way to explore the museum while enjoying music and refreshments.

Presented by Charisma Kennels and DTX Bullies, this showcase at Will Rogers Memorial Center & Facilities features four all-breed conformation shows, four junior showmanship competitions, and one XL American Bully specialty. Breeds represented include American Bully, Brazilian Bull, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Olde English Bulldogge, and Shorty Bull. Event representatives are Rachel Martinez, Callie Abrams, and JJ Steiling, with judges to be announced. Admission is $25 per person, and children 12 and under enter free. Booth options are available, with VIP at $300, ringside at $250, and regular at $200. For the safety and comfort of all participants, aggressive dogs are not permitted and dogs in season are not allowed.

At Will Rogers Memorial Center & Facilities, a gathering that honors cats, creativity, and community brings feline fans together in a welcoming setting. Browse distinctive vendors, enjoy activities inspired by all things feline, and hear insights from knowledgeable experts while connecting with others who share a love for cats. Whether you plan to shop, learn, or simply take in the atmosphere, there is something to enjoy. The event invites attendees and vendors of every identity and background and is committed to an inclusive environment where everyone feels secure, respected, and appreciated. Kindness, creativity, and regard for both people and cats are at the heart of the experience.

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Rummage Sale returns with a one day, open air celebration of vintage and art rooted in Fort Worth’s Near Southside. For more than a decade, this market and mini festival has brought the community together through music, creativity, and culture, and it continues under the production of Honeysuckle Rose Events. Admission is free. Expect a carefully curated roster of over 130 vendors offering rare vintage finds, original artwork, handmade pieces, unique collectibles, and goods from local artisans and small businesses. The day features live local music to be announced, food trucks and stands, full bars, interactive activities, and a kids play area with a sandbox. The event is pet friendly, and totes and wagons are welcome. It takes place in light rain or shine. Parking includes free street options and several nearby paid lots, and carpooling is encouraged. Public transit riders will find it a short walk from the TRE and TEXRail at T&P Station and directly next to Trinity Metro Bus Line Stop 5. Presented with support from Arrt Dept., The Down n’ Out, Printed Threads, St. Brigid Episcopal Church, Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine, Morgan Mercantile, Near Southside, Nickel City, and South Barbershop.

Dickies Arena hosts team-format professional bull riding where riders and bulls go head to head with heightened energy. The competition lasts two hours and delivers a steady stream of rides and elite athleticism. The atmosphere is lively and family friendly while still packed with high-intensity action. Ticket options include venue and team presales, a PBR presale, and VIP packages.

The DFW Car & Toy Museum presents a single day family event spotlighting the Ghostbusters Ecto-1 hearse. Step inside Ecto-1 for a photo and explore the museum’s collection of classic automobiles and notable vehicles from television and film. Family friendly activities run throughout the day, with Ecto-1 as the focal point as visitors get an up close look at TV and movie nostalgia.

Experience a casual, open-air farmers and makers market at South Main Micro Park in Fort Worth’s Near Southside, just steps from downtown. This long-running community gathering showcases more than 75 homegrown and handmade vendors. Farmers, growers, and culinary artisans offer seasonal produce, baked treats, spices, coffee, fresh juices, cheeses, plants, honey, nut butters, preserves, and international flavors. Artisans add wellness essentials, bath and body goods, pottery, kitchen tools, jewelry, and other unique finds. Live local music sets the tone alongside an outdoor bar, food trucks and food stands, face painting, and a sandbox play area for children. It is family friendly, leashed pets are welcome, and there is no admission charge. Bags and wagons are permitted. Plans move forward in light rain or sunshine. Parking on streets and in nearby lots is free, additional paid options are available, and carpooling is encouraged. The market is also a short walk from the TEXRail T&P Station and Trinity Metro service. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events.

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.

ArtsGoggle, presented by Frost, transforms Fort Worth’s Near Southside Cultural District into the city’s largest celebration of local creativity. Free to attend and welcoming to all ages, the festival showcases more than 1,000 visual artists alongside around 50 musical performances and dozens of neighborhood food options. Crowds top 80,000 during this 10-hour showcase, with art spanning every medium and experience level. The heart of the event unfolds along Magnolia Avenue, where a mile-long corridor of artist booths invites unhurried browsing. Nearby restaurants, bars, retailers, and offices also join the festivities by hosting indoor displays, live music, and other performances. Many attendees explore on foot, by bicycle, or via Trinity Metro, including bike share, to take in the full scope of the neighborhood’s revitalized streetscape. Launched more than two decades ago as an indoor gallery night highlighting new businesses and local artists, the festival soon spilled into the street and grew into a non-juried platform that encourages first-time exhibitors and seasoned professionals alike. It offers a supportive setting to show, sell, and talk about new work. Music and performance are a major part of the experience, with a strong emphasis on local talent across a variety of genres and collaborations with arts organizations throughout Fort Worth. Past editions have featured pop-up moments from Fort Worth Opera, a colorful appearance by Ballet Folklorico de Azteca, and headlining sets by indie artists such as Sarah Jaffe, Ben Kweller, and Sir Woman. The event is produced by Near Southside Arts in partnership with Near Southside, Inc., nonprofits dedicated to the continued growth and vitality of the Near Southside community.

Celebrate western flair with an evening of high-energy entertainment, food and drinks, and ways to support ACH Child and Family Services. Held at River Ranch Stockyards in Fort Worth, this annual Hoot ’n Holler brings the community together to benefit the organization. Proceeds aid children and families through its residential programs, helping strengthen families across North Texas. Expect an upbeat night with chances to connect with new and familiar faces while supporting its mission. Further information, including ticket details, will be announced as the event approaches.

Realm Bookshop celebrates the release of the sixth installment in Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses series with a fan-focused gathering featuring vendors and activities. Expect flash tattoo artists with designs to be announced, a variety of food, drink, and dessert trucks, and a Realm Bookshop pop up. Highlights include swag bags available with select ticket tiers, games and giveaways, a prize raffle, crafts and karaoke, and a Calanmai bonfire. Guests will also have access to an early preorder option for Book 7. This private event has limited tickets.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Dickies Arena, joined by special guest MarcoLo.

Costumes are welcome for a family friendly Halloween themed day at the DFW Car & Toy Museum. Explore classic cars and get an up close look at The Munsters’ Dragula Coffin Dragster, with opportunities to take photos with this iconic TV vehicle.

MercyMe brings an arena-sized night of music to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, featuring a lineup made for singalong moments when thousands of voices rise together. MercyMe favorites such as "I Can Only Imagine" and "Even If" reflect themes of enduring faith. Jeremy Camp performs "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking." The evening begins with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley together, pairing "Starts with Me" with the sound of "Holding Onto Me." It is a celebration built for a big stage, with songs crafted for large, shared moments.

Fort Worth Car Storage hosts the Second Biannual Fort Worth Car Storage & Swap Meet, a gathering for enthusiasts to browse classic and exotic car parts, trade items, buy or sell, and enjoy what is on display. Attendees can connect with fellow car fans while searching for unique components and collectibles. There are 200 spots available. For information, contact Gary at 817-703-1235.

Celebrate the 20th year of the Fort Worth Marathon Festival with a full weekend of running and post-race fun. Saturday highlights 5K and 10K races on a fast, flat course, with entry that includes a race shirt, a personalized bib, a finisher medal, and refreshments after the finish. Sunday features a Marathon, Half-Marathon, 20-Mile distance, and a 2-person relay on a USATF-certified course that is Boston Qualifier eligible. Sunday participants receive a race shirt, a personalized bib, and a finisher medal, then cap it all off with a lively celebration in Trinity Park featuring food, craft beer, music, and plenty of fun.

The Texas Country Music Awards takes place at Billy Bob's Texas with reserved seating for all attendees. All ticket purchases are final. Tickets suspected of scalping may be voided by the venue, and refunds are not guaranteed.

Crystal Lake Tattoo Expo brings a tattoo holiday and a full scale tattoo convention together under one roof at the Radisson in Fort Worth, Texas. The event features skilled artists, tattoo competitions, live entertainment, after-parties, and more. Further details will be shared.

The 17th Annual Funky Finds Holiday Shopping Experience brings a festive marketplace with a mod, retro twist. This edition spotlights handmade goods and vintage selections with bold, bright style and plenty of groove. Vendor applications are open for makers and dealers who specialize in unique handcrafted pieces and authentic throwback finds. Expect a fun, high energy atmosphere and plenty of chances to browse one of a kind items while celebrating small business creativity.

Fort Worth’s long running open air vintage and art market returns for a one day fall and winter edition rooted in the Near Southside. For a decade, the Rock 'n' Roll Rummage Sale has paired a curated market with a mini festival atmosphere and is recognized as the city’s largest and longest running recurring event of its kind, produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events. This edition features a lineup of 130 plus vendors sharing rare vintage finds, original artwork, handmade pieces, vintage clothing and home goods, unique collectibles, and standout items from local artisans and small businesses. The day includes live local music, food trucks and stands, full bars, interactive activities, and a kids play area with a sandbox. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and totes and wagons are permitted. The event goes on in light rain. Street parking is free with additional paid lots nearby, and carpooling is encouraged. Public transit access is close by via TRE and TEXRail at T&P Station and a nearby Trinity Metro bus stop. This market also serves as the central hub of the season’s Lost 'N Sound music series in South Main Village, which turns businesses into one day music venues featuring established and emerging local musicians across genres in both traditional spaces and unexpected settings such as architecture offices, galleries, retailers, recording studios, and film studios. Presented with support from Arrt Dept., The Down n’ Out, Printed Threads, St. Brigid Episcopal Church, Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine, Morgan Mercantile, Near Southside, Nickel City, and South Barbershop.