Events in Fort Worth today

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 friendly chess club gathering with options for every pace and style. Take part in free casual skittles games, quick five minute blitz, brisk fifteen minute action play, and longer thirty minute practice sessions. Ladder games with thirty minute clocks are available, and bughouse offers a lively team twist. There is also space for informal instruction and discussion for those who want to talk strategy or get pointers between games.

Flips Patio Grill in Fort Worth presents live, fast-paced trivia each week. It is free to play, and prizes go to the top teams. Enjoy food and drinks while you take on each round.

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.

Enjoy trivia featuring audio and visual questions alongside a broad selection of food and drinks. Admission is free. No sign-up is required, just arrive before play begins. Each team needs only one smart device, such as a phone, tablet, or laptop, to submit answers. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Arriving early also provides an opportunity to take part in happy hour.

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.

This night centers on a line dancing class that rolls into an after-party. Enjoy wallet-friendly specials with $2 tacos, $2 daiquiris, and $2 shots. Hosted by Mr Make You Move, with the vibe curated by DJ Kev.

Fort Worth ISD is recruiting bus drivers who greet students each day and ensure safe transportation to and from school. The district provides paid CDL training for those hired. Starting pay is $22.75 per hour, most drivers have opportunities for overtime, and the benefits package includes health insurance and retirement. The FWISD Transportation Department hosts weekly hiring fairs at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center with on-the-spot interviews and no RSVP required.

Customize your own burger for $10, available throughout the day. Attendees can relax under the awning or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

The Annual Cowtown Lunch Social brings local professionals, business owners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders together for a relaxed midday gathering centered on conversation and connection. It takes place at Rogers Roundhouse in Fort Worth, and lunch is provided. Attendees can expect a friendly networking atmosphere with opportunities to expand their circle and deepen relationships. Guests are welcome, and participants are encouraged to bring business cards for networking and giveaways. The Cowtown Networking Group highlights a focus on genuine relationships in a warm, welcoming setting without exclusive seat restrictions, prioritizing meaningful conversations and lasting connections.

Enjoy a weekly mountain bike ride hosted by Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth at Gateway Park Mountain Bike Trail. The ride is social and suitable for all skill levels, offering a relaxed way to explore local singletrack and connect with other riders. Helmets are required and participants should bring water. Rides may be canceled due to rain or other weather conditions. After the ride, free hotdogs and beer are available.

Every Wednesday, the backyard at Dirty Water Saloon becomes a cozy campfire jam where musicians and singers share songs together. The gathering centers on a relaxed circle by the fire pit, welcoming instruments and voices to blend in. It offers a laid back way to make music in an outdoor setting.

Small business owners and small shop entrepreneurs are welcome at this weekly networking meetup that centers on conversation and building connections with fellow business owners. Attendance is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards to share contact details. There is no capacity limit, and an RSVP to the invitation is appreciated.

University United Methodist Church coordinates an in person volunteer opportunity to serve lunch at Presbyterian Night Shelter. The focus is on hospitality and genuine connection through face to face service that supports neighbors in Fort Worth. It suits both first time and experienced volunteers and provides a straightforward way to contribute to the community.

The 2nd Annual Faces of Dementia highlights the lives, stories, and individuality of people living with dementia while encouraging greater understanding and reducing stigma in the community. Civitas Senior Living is the presenting sponsor, reflecting a shared dedication to building a community where people impacted by dementia are honored, valued, supported, and included. The event recognizes Civitas Senior Living for leadership, generosity, and commitment to the community. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and organizations that want to help create lasting impact. Additional details can be found on the event flyer, and prospective sponsors can connect with the organizers or use the QR code to learn more.

Enjoy burgers with free pool. The plan is simple, burgers to eat and pool to play at no cost.

Volunteer and socialize at a social sort night that offers an easy way to support a local organization. It begins with pizza and a short orientation. After that, the music comes on and participants split into teams to tackle important tasks like sorting items, tagging merchandise, and cleaning the store. Friends are welcome for a fun, social experience.

Honky-tonk dance lessons at Longhorn Saloon Fort Worth welcome complete beginners and anyone looking to build confidence on the floor. Led by Dance the Cowboy Way and taught by a Texas cowboy by trade, the instruction focuses on listening to the beat, following the music, and developing practical cowboy dance skills for Texas honky-tonks and dancehalls. The soundtrack features authentic Western swing alongside traditional country, and you will pick up the way locals move when a live band plays. Arrive ready to learn and leave with the essentials and the confidence to step out proudly. Nothing flashy or choreographed, just genuine dancing taught the right way.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a welcoming series of dance lessons that get you moving around the floor, accompanied by live music. No partner is necessary. Lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover charge. Doors open before instruction begins.

Hosted at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, this workshop centers on art, pride, and identity, offering a welcoming and affirming space for LGBTQ+ youth to explore self-expression and connection through art. It is open to participants ages 12 to 24, and families are welcome to attend alongside their youth. Adults who are not attending with a youth participant will be asked to leave. Youth may be dropped off, and all participants must be picked up from the museum at the end of the program.

Kylie Morgan teams up with Harper Grace for a live show at Tulips FTW. Enjoy music from both artists as they share the stage at this venue.

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.

Jayson Arendt performs at Billy Bob's Texas with reserved seating. Entry is limited to ages 18 and up with a valid ID. All ticket purchases are final, and tickets associated with scalping can be voided at the venue's discretion, possibly without a refund.

Taking place at Southern Oaks Golf Course in Burleson, Texas, this tenth-year golf tournament focuses on raising awareness, promoting inclusion, and making a difference for individuals with special needs. The format features a shotgun start for a full day on the course. Team registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Cafecito con la Cámara returns to La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth during Hispanic Heritage Month for a casual networking meet-up. Connect with others, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships before the workday begins. The gathering takes place inside La Gran Plaza, and attendees are asked to enter through Entrada 2, located between Ross and Pollo Regio. Admission is free for FWHCC members and $10 for non-members.

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.

Enjoy three days focused on scrapbooking and paper crafting. Create 28 twelve-by-twelve pages and 4 mini projects, with a weekend built around hands-on sessions and time to craft. Friday includes make and take activities and a crop party. Saturday centers on finishing a complete 20-page twelve-by-twelve album, with catered lunch provided. Sunday is devoted to classes throughout the day, with lunch included, and there are two evening crop sessions for extra creative time. Participants receive a tote bag, thank you gifts, and a three-ring twelve-by-twelve scrapbook album. Look forward to multiple make and takes, creative contests, and opportunities to learn new techniques while meeting the owners, designers, and instructors. Prizes are a major highlight, with thousands of dollars awarded at each event and plenty of giveaways at the crop parties. A $50 deposit secures a spot, and payment plans are available for $359.

Free Sides Friday offers a simple perk. Mention the promotion at the window to receive a free side of your choice with your handheld.

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.

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.

Soul Notes From The Velvet Elk (A Place Of Wild Surrender) opens a doorway into a vibrant, untamed realm where rhythm and intuition lead the way. This original Hip Pocket Theatre work is created and directed by Lorca Simons and devised with the ensemble. Audience members step into The Velvet Elk to lift their gaze, relax into a spacious beat, and search for what feels most authentic.

This karaoke experience stands out for its clear, powerful sound and a lighthearted atmosphere. Unmuted Karaoke brings plenty of laughter and an upbeat energy that keeps the vibes high from start to finish.

Whitey Morgan & The 78's take the stage at Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Tickets are on sale now, and marking the event as interested gives you a chance to win a pair of free tickets.

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.

Hosted by the Fort Worth Cactus and Succulent Society at the Moncrief Garden Center in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, this fall plant sale features 15 vendors with a wide selection of cacti and succulents, from uncommon choices to beloved staples. Admission is free. Attendees can watch cactus grafting demonstrations, learn about soil mixes, get fertilizer tips, and receive repotting advice. Suitable for longtime collectors and newcomers alike, it offers a chance to browse distinctive plants and pick up practical know-how.

An annual 5K and fun run held alongside Fort Worth Oktoberfest brings a festive start with a course that traces the Trinity Trail on a mostly flat route with plenty to see along the way. All participants receive a commemorative Oktoberfest stein, a complimentary three day pass to the Fort Worth Oktoberfest festival, and additional swag. The celebration also features friendly competitions, including a costume showdown, the largest team challenge, stein hoisting and more. Wearing lederhosen is encouraged to match the spirit of the day.

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.

Take part in a no-cost community yoga session at The Trailhead at Clearfork, close to Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. Guided by Breathe. The Movement, this all-levels class welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike and offers a chance to stretch, focus on your breath, and recharge. Please bring a yoga mat and water, invite a friend, and consider carpooling.

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.

A small but growing community of Trench Crusaders players gathers at Phoenix Rise, formerly SciFi Factory, for tabletop battles. Games range from ongoing campaigns to quick one-off matches. Phoenix Rise provides plenty of tables and terrain, so participants only need to bring themselves and their war band. Extra war bands are often available to borrow.

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.

Celebrate the launch of the new Gundam TCG set at Collected Comics and Games Fort Worth. This release event highlights the arrival of the latest set, and entry information will be shared closer to the event.

Gather in Jaggers Parlor for a relaxed crafting session where people with portable projects and those curious to start something new spend time creating together. Enjoy friendly conversation and a supportive atmosphere while making progress on personal crafts side by side. It is a welcoming space for creativity and connection.

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 weekly local Pokemon Trading Card Game tournament takes place on Saturdays. The prize structure rotates, with some weeks offering an Elite Trainer Box and other weeks awarding a booster pack for each win. Updates are shared through a community Discord, and questions can be directed to (682) 372-1837.

A program celebrating Spanish music features Joaquin Turina’s Scene Andalouse, a dramatic showcase for solo viola with piano quintet that paints the character of Andalusia, a region known for flamenco, tapas, and landscapes that stretch from mountains to beaches. Guest violist Rachel McDonald leads the work alongside violinists LeeAnne Chenoweth and Keyreel Raskolenko, violist Claire Ross, cellist Alice Jeong-A Lee, and pianist Heejung Kang. The concert continues with pieces by Enrique Granados and Juan C. Arriaga, plus Spanish-language songs performed by soprano Youna Hartgraves and tenor Sergio Cepeda. After the performance, attendees can mingle in the lobby, with drinks available at the cafe. Performances alternate between The Modern and the Holt Hickman Center.

The inaugural Grief Can’t Hold Me & The Teddy Bear Project Fundraising Gala is devoted to honoring grief, celebrating resilience, and affirming that healing is possible. More than a traditional fundraiser, it creates a space for hope, remembrance, and restoration. The evening supports families who have experienced profound loss, strengthens ongoing grief resources, and furthers efforts to place comforting teddy bears in the hands of children and adults during difficult times. Attendees can expect heartfelt connection and storytelling, a program that pays tribute to loved ones while acknowledging the weight of grief with care, and opportunities to back the mission through contributions, sponsorship, and partnership. The focus is on purpose and comfort, with a clear message that no one has to navigate grief alone, and that while loss may change people, it does not have to hold them.

Put your sleuthing skills to work at a Dinner Detective true crime murder mystery, where a comedic yet challenging case unfolds as you dine. The perpetrator could be sitting at a nearby table, and you might even find yourself labeled a suspect as the plot thickens. Unlike traditional whodunits, this experience is set in the here and now and progresses in real time. Actors mingle with the crowd rather than staying on a stage, creating a social, interactive evening designed for adult audiences. These immersive performances have been presented around the country since 2004, offering nights filled with intrigue, laughter, and unpredictable moments from start to finish.

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.

Murder Mystery Texas, a long-running pioneer of interactive dinner mystery theater, brings an immersive whodunit to Aloft Fort Worth Downtown Hotel. Expect a full evening where the audience steps into the investigation rather than watching from afar. Share a meal, meet suspicious characters, examine evidence, question suspects, trade theories with your table, and try to crack the case before the Detective names the culprit. The experience blends comedy, quick pacing, and plenty of social interaction, making it a fit for date nights, birthday celebrations, groups of friends, true crime fans, office outings, and anyone who enjoys a side of intrigue with dinner. Seating is limited, and advance tickets are required. Arrive hungry and curious, ready to point an accusing finger.

At The Purple Frog FW in Fort Worth, Video Music Bingo swaps numbers for songs as music videos light up the big screens. Players mark matching titles, sing along, and compete for prizes while a mix of nostalgic throwbacks, guilty pleasures, and familiar hits plays throughout the event. It is free to play and open to all ages. Food and drinks are available, and the format suits both dedicated music fans and casual listeners.

This event brings rock music to the lakeshore for a waterside experience.

Karaoke Nights at Salsa Limón feature crowd singing paired with margaritas made with real lime and a selection of tacos. The experience centers on music, food, and drinks for a simple night out.

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.

Ultimate Bullfighters showcases the arena athletes who rush in after a ride to protect fallen riders, relying on speed, sharp timing, and keen instincts to pull a bull’s focus. The action unfolds inside Fort Worth’s historic Cowtown Coliseum, keeping the competition tight and the pace relentless. Each round can turn in an instant, with agile footwork and rapid decision making driving quick rescues and nonstop momentum.

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.

In a crisis, seconds matter and ideal gear is not always within reach. This immersive workshop teaches how to apply proven trauma care principles without a dedicated kit, using everyday items found at home, in a car, at work, or in the wilderness. The goal is to build confidence and speed in unpredictable situations by shifting from an ideal gear mindset to a make it work approach. The training opens with a fast, interactive refresher on core trauma and bleeding control concepts, then moves into practical movement and extraction work, including drags, carries, and building makeshift litters from common materials. Participants will practice creating and applying improvised tourniquets and pressure dressings to learn what is effective, what is not, and why. Team drills place groups in limited resource scenarios that run from initial response through transfer of care. It is intended for alumni of the monthly Civilian Trauma and Stop the Bleed class who want to advance their skills, as well as first responders, coaches, instructors, athletic and training staff, workplace safety leads, outdoor enthusiasts, parents, travelers, and anyone who wants to be ready when standard equipment is missing. Instruction is led by Robert Klenka, a nationally and state certified EMT, Texas License to Carry for First Responders Instructor, Bleeding Control B-Con instructor, Emergency Care and Safety Institute certified instructor, Tactical Medical Solutions Associate Trainer, Texas State Certified SWAT Medic graduate, Texas Licensed Level 4 Armed Security Personal Protection Officer, and C-TECC Recognized Education Partner. Because this is a hands on course, participants younger than 16 must attend with someone who is 16 or older. This session does not provide certifications, it is a skills focused offering that reinforces and expands prior training.

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden Lecture Hall hosts a candlelit concert that reimagines the sound of 90s hip hop through the elegance of a live string ensemble. The Listeso String Quartet performs flowing medleys inspired by the Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre. Listeners can expect familiar tracks like Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Can I Kick It, C.R.E.A.M., Juicy, Still D.R.E., and more, all arranged for strings in an intimate setting. The program lasts about 60 minutes. Doors open one hour before the performance, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.