Family events in Fort Worth, TX

Escapology Fort Worth offers discounted escape room experiences featuring cinematic settings and brainteasing challenges, and each game is private for just your group. Choose adventures like Haunted House or Scooby-Doo, tackle mysteries and high-stakes missions, and work together against the clock, then wrap up with a photo to celebrate your success. It works for date nights, a midweek hangout with friends, or a spontaneous team outing.

Primal Pokémon League welcomes players for a $10 entry, with a prize pack provided upon entry and an additional pack granted for each win. At times, box tournaments are hosted to reward the community.

A weekly Pokemon tournament takes place every Tuesday. Registration opens before play begins, the entry fee is $8, and participants receive a pack for each win.

Night at the Museum at Play Street Museum offers an evening of playful exploration for little ones. Children can burn off energy, practice problem solving, nurture social connections, and dive into imaginative activities in a friendly setting.

A lively story time with Bella the Begonia unfolds at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, featuring stories, songs, and engaging activities created for children of all ages and their caregivers. Free admission is available with a library card, and visitors can enjoy a relaxing walk through the gardens after story time concludes.

Homecoming in Texan Nation brings a celebration of school spirit as the Texans meet Timber Creek in a significant district matchup. Tradition and pride shape the atmosphere for a competitive contest that highlights the excitement of homecoming.

Fort Worth gathers at The Shops at Clearfork for the Tarrant County Heart Walk, a community event centered on movement, purpose, and local impact. Participants can choose a 1-mile route or a 5K, taking part in a welcoming atmosphere that honors loved ones, supports survivors, and encourages personal heart health. The event features activities suitable for all ages and ability levels, including CPR demonstrations, health screenings, survivor recognitions, and plenty of great photo opportunities. Strollers, seniors, and first-time participants are welcome. Teams are invited to organize or expand, fundraise by sharing personal reasons for walking, show spirit with custom shirts and signs, and stay motivated by training together. Guided by a Nation of Lifesavers theme focused on CPR readiness, this effort helps power research, education, and heart health programs across Tarrant County.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market features fresh, high-quality, locally grown goods from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Vendors accept cash, and most also process card payments. Organizers advise watching for scams and note that they will not request money through social media.

DFW Car and Toy Museum launches a new vendor market series with an outdoor marketplace featuring a range of sellers and handmade crafts. The series will continue with monthly open-air markets through the summer. Shoppers can explore unique finds, and prospective vendors are welcome to sign up to participate.

Caffeine and Classics brings a casual meetup of local automotive enthusiasts to the Fort Worth showroom at Streetside Classics in support of the Tomorrow’s Family Today Organization. Attendees can enjoy cool cars, conversation with fellow car fans, and free coffee and donuts. All makes and models are welcome.

The Fort Worth Chapter of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals (TAAP) presents the annual Recovery in the Park, a community celebration that highlights recovery throughout the Fort Worth area. Guided by the theme Family Matters in Recovery, it offers a full day of family-friendly activities that show recovery in a positive light. Admission is free, with food and entertainment, speakers, balloon animals, face painting, arts and crafts, a DJ, a live band, giveaways, and helpful resources available. Sponsors will also have brief opportunities to introduce their organizations from the stage during the program.

Enjoy an upscale, family friendly weekend brunch at Flavaz Reserve, featuring chef crafted favorites in a lively setting with great music, signature mimosa selections, and welcoming hospitality. Savor dishes such as chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, and other traditional breakfast options, along with mimosas, signature cocktails, and fresh seasonal specials. Menu items are subject to availability. The atmosphere suits birthdays, family gatherings, date days, business meetups, out of town guests, and groups. Indoor seating is available, and VIP seating with group accommodations can be arranged for special occasions. Seating is limited, so reservations are recommended.

This edition debuts a new location for 2026 at YMCA Marine Creek Field and features a broad slate of racing, with eighteen ways to participate across Olympic, Sprint, and Youth Sprint categories. Olympic distance offerings include Triathlon, RunBikeRun, SwimBike, SwimRun, a 1640 yard swim, and a 10K run. Sprint distance choices include Triathlon, RunBikeRun, SwimBike, SwimRun, a 400 yard swim, and a 5K run. Youth Sprint events mirror the Sprint lineup with Triathlon, RunBikeRun, SwimBike, SwimRun, a 400 yard swim, and a 5K run. Triathlons combine a swim, bike, and run. Swim and run segments are generally consistent in distance, while the bike leg can vary by course, and course maps provide additional specifics. Typical conditions note average air temperatures around 59 F to 79 F and an average water temperature near 68 F, designated wetsuit legal. Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) is the listed airport. Nearby attractions include the Fort Worth Stockyards, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Fort Worth Zoo. A 20% CALTRI discount code is available at blueseventy.