Events in Glen Rose, TX

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Set at Martin House Brewing Company in Fort Worth, this timed running event pairs a brewery setting with miles along the Trinity Trails. The route is a repeating two mile loop, and participants can choose race durations of 48h4, 24hr, 12hr, 6hr, 3hr, or 1hr. Every runner receives a pint glass plus a coupon for a drink. Those taking on the 48 hour option also get two drink tickets, along with a bib, a medal, and swag.

Gain clear, straightforward guidance on Medicare at a free educational seminar designed for those nearing enrollment, newly enrolled beneficiaries, and anyone assisting a spouse or parent. The session explains Parts A, B, C, and D in simple terms, compares Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage options, outlines key enrollment windows and potential penalties, and addresses frequent misconceptions and costly missteps. You will also learn how to choose coverage that matches personal healthcare needs. This is an informational event with no sales pitch. Seating is limited, and advance registration is required. Hosted by Jason Henderson, an independent Medicare broker at Cover6 Financial.

Wild West Casino Night brings a lively blend of casino-style games, music, dancing, photo moments, and plenty of food and refreshments. Try your hand at classics like craps, blackjack, and poker, with friendly dealers making play enjoyable for both newcomers and experienced players. A live DJ keeps the energy high on the dance floor, and a themed photo booth is ready for keepsake snapshots. Beyond the fun, attendance supports efforts to keep the community connected and informed. Presented by the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce.

Brooks & Dunn take the stage at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth for an evening of country favorites and spirited performances in the heart of Texas.

Brooks And Dunn performs at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.

Plaza Theatre Company presents a fresh stage retelling of The Mummy, where the opening of an ancient tomb unleashes a curse that blurs the boundary between life and death. Explorers, scholars, and those hungry for power confront the terror they set loose and learn that certain mysteries are best left buried. Part of Plaza’s Main Street Theatre Series, this Spooky Season production delivers a gripping blend of adventure and horror.

Zainab Johnson brings her engaging, true to life comedy to Arlington Improv, finding laughs in everyday moments and turning daily drama into big punchlines. A semi finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and the 2013 winner of HBO’s American Black Film Festival Comedy Competition, she has taken the stage at the BET Experience in 2014 at L.A. Live and at Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival, with television credits that include Comic View, The Arsenio Hall Show, and Gotham Live. Her move from New York City to Los Angeles, along with an early series regular role on BET’s Hell Date, helped shape a voice that spans stand up, writing, and on screen work. Trained at the Upright Citizens Brigade, the Groundlings, and iO West, she has performed improv and sketch with Troop Hollywood and the Black Hand Side, and she regularly headlines leading clubs from Los Angeles to New York, including The Improv, Laugh Factory, Standup NY, and Caroline’s on Broadway.

Presented by Coors Light, Grupo Exterminador brings a live performance to Texas Live. Admission is limited to guests 18 and older.

Enjoy karaoke at Salsa Limón with real lime margaritas and tacos while you pick your favorite tunes and cheer on other performers. It is a relaxed way to sing, snack, and make the most of a fun night out.

Friday karaoke takes over Showdown Saloon Arlington with a lively, singer-first vibe. Step up to the mic and take center stage, then cap the evening with a spirited group sing-along that celebrates the bar. It is all about having fun and making the most of a night built for participation.

Unmuted Karaoke brings crisp, high quality sound and an upbeat atmosphere, with plenty of laughter and feel good energy throughout.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Saginaw Farmers Market with a mix of year-round flavors and current seasonal selections. The individual cheesecakes are made from a recipe more than 40 years old and come in convenient grab-and-go packaging designed for freshness. This family-owned maker is based in North Fort Worth. Cheesecakes can be kept in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks or stored in the freezer for months.

Experience a community 5K run and walk honoring FDNY Firefighter Stephen Siller, paying tribute to the heroes of 9/11, and recognizing the dedication of today’s first responders and military members. Funds raised benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and its core programs, which provide support to families of fallen first responders and Gold Star families, build smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders, and offer scholarships for the children of fallen first responders and military members.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market features fresh, high-quality, locally grown products from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Vendors accept cash, and most also take cards. Be cautious of scams, as the market will not request money through social media. Prospective vendors can apply using the market’s online interest form.

A benefit 5K and 10K, plus a fun run and walk, brings the Fort Worth community together to get active while raising funds for neighbors experiencing homelessness. Presented by Under the Bridge Ministries FW, this first annual, family-friendly gathering also features a free 400 meter dash for kids. Before the races, attendees can enjoy music, sponsor booths, and a warmup. Afterward, participants can look forward to race results, water, refreshments, and more music. Runners and walkers in the 5K or 10K receive a finisher medal and a tech shirt while supplies last. Every registration supports the mission of Under the Bridge Ministries FW, which has served the local homeless community since 2020.

Starting from Trek Fort Worth South, this steady, intermediate-paced road ride covers about 28 miles at an average of 15 to 17 miles per hour. It is a drop ride, so riders should be prepared to maintain the posted pace. Helmets are required and lights are recommended. Plans are weather dependent, and updates or cancellations are shared on the organizer’s Facebook page and Strava group. A mapped route is provided.

A weekly shop road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store in Arlington, TX, offering a friendly way to build skills, meet cyclists, and enjoy the ride on rolling hills with some flats. Riders gather in the parking lot before rollout, and the ride departs from the store. Options include a 26 mile no drop group averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates and a 45 mile drop group averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA. VeloSouth routes alternate weekly, and this week features a 67 mile drop ride averaging 19 to 21 mph on the Cedar Hill_Midlo_Goodland V.2 route. Rest stops are available only on routes of 60 miles or more, with regrouping as needed on shorter options. Ride marshals will be identified before departure, and riders are asked to download all routes. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride will be canceled, with updates shared through the Strava group. A helmet and taillight are required. Follow traffic laws and ride leaders, and look out for fellow cyclists.

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.

The fifth annual Touch-A-Truck offers hands-on fun for kids with chances to touch, climb, and explore a wide variety of vehicles, including construction equipment, vintage cars, and emergency vehicles. Beyond the vehicles, there will be games for children, fall activities, a balloon artist, face painting, and food trucks serving a range of treats. Costumes are encouraged, bringing a friend is welcome, and admission is free.

A yoga session in the park with AJ Namaste at F.J. Red Kane Park in Arlington, TX features a straightforward, deeply focused flow that emphasizes heart-opening movement and a sense of inner freedom.

Enjoy a free community yoga class at The Trailhead at Clearfork, next to Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. Connective Souls leads an all levels practice designed to help you move, breathe, and reset. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and consider coming with a friend. Carpooling is encouraged. The class takes place on the lawn.

This Purple Out Ride is geared toward cyclists who are not attending the larger event in Dripping Springs. Participants will meet in the back lot reached from the Collins Street entrance to River Legacy. The route is 18 miles at a casual effort, with rolling speeds typically between 11 and 14 mph. Those who sign up with Team Bike Love Is Real for Ride to End ALZ at the end of the ride will receive swag and will be entered into monthly giveaways.

A come-and-go program at Chuck Silcox Park features Park & Recreation’s Natural Scientist Laura Veloz, who shares insights on monarch migration and the essential role of pollinators in local parks.

Hilltop Barn hosts a tail-wagging, flavor-forward community gathering that celebrates dogs, food lovers, and families while raising funds for Johnson County pets and the people who care for them. Admission is free. Expect a friendly atmosphere with happy pups, smiling faces, and plenty of chances to connect and make memories. Food takes center stage with hot dogs, corn dogs, sweet treats, and other local favorites for the humans. Guests can sample across vendors, then support animals in need by casting $1 votes for their favorite bite. When the votes are tallied, one vendor earns bragging rights as the Top Dog fan favorite frankfurter champion. Pups get their moment to shine with a doggie costume contest offering prizes. Fast paws are featured in the Dachshund races, with on-site registration available for $5, and every dollar benefiting the Foundation of Caring Animal Supporters. All race entrants must show proof of current vaccination. A pet-friendly vendor market offers handmade goods, accessories, treats, gifts, and unique finds. The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection provides a low-cost vaccine clinic with no reservation required, and costs vary by vaccination. Local pet experts share practical tips and education, and the day includes laid-back entertainment and family-friendly activities. Every contribution helps rescue efforts, advocacy, education, veterinary care, and a food pantry that supports local dogs and cats. It is a celebration of the bond people share with their pets, paired with great food that fuels a good cause.

Celebrate the season at an annual outdoor fundraiser that supports environmental education at River Legacy Nature Center and River Legacy Park. Families will find plenty to do, with kid friendly games and bounce houses that keep the energy high. A pumpkin patch invites little ones to pick a favorite to take home for carving. Local bands set the tone with live music, creating a lively backdrop for a full day outside. Classic festival bites like hot dogs and funnel cakes are on hand, along with other tasty options. Proceeds benefit the River Legacy Foundation, helping fund programs that teach people of all ages about conservation and the natural world.

Hot Dog Saturdays have returned at your local Atwoods. Enjoy two hot dogs and a drink for $1 while supporting local charities and organizations. This offer is not available at the Crowley, TX, Norman, OK, or Tyler, TX locations.

Experience downtown Taylor on a guided walking tour that highlights distinctive architecture, shares stories from the city’s past, and outlines the revitalization efforts shaping what comes next. The tour is led by a member of the Main Street Advisory Board. Starting locations rotate by month, with January, April, July, and October beginning at Haciendo Coffee Roasters, February, May, August, and November beginning at Ripple & Rose Cafe, and March, June, September, and December beginning at Curbside Coffee Co.

Taking place at Diamond Hill Community Center, this health and wellness fair offers complimentary mammograms and other health screenings, along with fitness demonstrations, giveaways, and more. Registered attendees are entered into raffle drawings throughout the event. The #Care2Fight hashtag is used for social media posts connected to the fair.

Marking a decade of impact, the 10th Annual Pink in the Park Parade & Event gathers the community for a day focused on wellness, education, and celebration. An energetic parade features local groups, organizations, and supporters, and there is space for survivors and those currently fighting to share strength and inspiration. Movement is encouraged through Pilates in the Park and a variety of wellness activities. Vendors offer natural products, healing herbs, and holistic options, while food and music create a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Throughout the event, attendees can learn healthier habits, explore wellness resources, and connect with others on similar journeys. Pink attire is encouraged to help pink out breast cancer as the day honors life, strength, and unity. Arrive for the cause, stay for the connections, and head home with community.

Trench Crusaders players gather at Phoenix Rise, previously known as SciFi Factory, for ongoing tabletop action. Sessions include both campaign play and one-off skirmishes, welcoming different play styles. The venue provides ample tables and terrain, so participants usually just bring themselves and a war band. Loaner war bands are often available for anyone who needs one.

Start your engines for a community event focused on inclusion that raises awareness and funds for local programs. The day features bounce houses, games, entertainment, vendors, and food trucks. People may participate individually or as part of a team, and donations support these programs.

Now in its fourth year, this family friendly community arts and crafts affair in Fort Worth highlights local creativity while benefiting Vita Nova Supportive Housing. Browse work from area artists and makers, connect with vendors, enjoy food trucks, and take part in live and silent auctions. Bounce houses and other activities add to the festive atmosphere, and everything centers on supporting women rebuilding their lives through recovery housing and peer support. Vita Nova Supportive Housing provides safe, supportive, recovery focused homes for women working toward healing, stability, and independent living, and the involvement of vendors, sponsors, donors, and guests helps advance that mission.

This Care Connect gathering is a Sunflowers and Ribbons awareness brunch honoring childhood cancer heroes through community, creativity, and outreach. Attendees can take part in a guided sunflower canvas painting session with all materials provided, enjoy a catered brunch with seasonal refreshments, and bring home a kit with seeds to grow their own sunflower as a symbol of hope. Details about the mission and the support offered to families affected by childhood cancer will be shared. Registration is necessary. Admission is $35 for the all-inclusive Sunflower Supporter ticket, and childhood cancer clients and their families may attend at no cost with the Little Hero Pass. Appreciation is extended to Texas Health Community Hope, Spark Arlington, and Stars United Global Outreach. Partnership inquiries can be sent to info@jacobway.org.

Bring a portable project and spend time crafting alongside others in Jaggers Parlor. This casual gathering is a good fit whether you are starting something new or continuing a work in progress, with plenty of conversation and community along the way. Participants meet on Saturdays to create side by side, share ideas, and enjoy friendly fellowship.

Flavaz Reserve in Fort Worth offers an upscale, family-friendly brunch in a polished restaurant and lounge setting. Look for chef-prepared favorites like chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, and other classic breakfast staples, along with rotating seasonal specials. Drinks include signature mimosas and cocktails. Expect upbeat music, warm hospitality, and a lively atmosphere suited to families, couples, friends, and food lovers. It is a comfortable choice for birthday celebrations, group outings, business meetups, and other special occasions, with indoor seating available.

Stockyards Championship Rodeo brings classic rodeo competition to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, set in the historic Stockyards. The action moves quickly with timed events and roughstock rides as riders and ropers aim for clean runs and high scores. In the intimate indoor arena, the clang of the gates and the momentum of each round create an up-close look at a Texas tradition.

A recurring local Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament featuring friendly competition. Prize support alternates between an Elite Trainer Box and a pack-per-win format.

Sonidos brings Bidi Bidi Back to the Park to Marine Park, with headliner Monica Saldivar presenting a Selena tribute at the same park that previously hosted Selena. Expect an evening of Tejano music, local food and mercado vendors, and community programming, capped by a fireworks finale.

Settle in for a true crime murder mystery dinner where the case plays out in real time while you enjoy dinner. Set in the present day, the show plants its performers among the crowd, so the culprit could be right next to you and you might even find yourself named a key suspect. The atmosphere is lively, social, and interactive, offering adults a blend of intrigue and humor as clues emerge and secrets unravel. A Dinner Detective production entertaining audiences nationwide since 2004, it promises laughter, surprises, and plenty of unscripted moments.

Find support for healing and transformation through the Life Recovery Series by Tyndale, a Christ-centered approach that blends Scripture with time-tested recovery principles. This class offers a welcoming place to face emotional, relational, and behavioral struggles within a caring community rooted in the Bible. Sessions emphasize honesty, accountability, and renewed spiritual life, helping participants move beyond painful patterns and grow closer to God. With guided study, group conversation, and practical steps, the aim goes beyond stopping harmful habits... it centers on restored hope and wholeness in Christ, with rest for the weary at the heart of the message.

At The Purple Frog FW in Fort Worth, bingo gets a musical twist that swaps numbers for songs. Music videos play on the big screens while participants check off titles, sing along, and compete with prizes on the line. The soundtrack spans retro hits, guilty pleasures, and fan favorites, paired with great food and drinks. It is free to play and open to all ages, welcoming music lovers and casual listeners alike.

This free concert features a lineup that starts with the Levitt Youth Spotlight, presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with La Bell, and concludes with Tom Sless & Turbo.

Fresh from Las Vegas, Sixtiesmania transforms Arlington Music Hall in Arlington into a 1960s showcase, tracing the era from surf vibes and the California sound to the British Invasion, Carnaby Street style, Flower Power, Woodstock, and nods to Vietnam-era tour performances. The production features vintage instruments for an authentic tone, custom suits tailored in England, multiple wardrobe changes, and a continuously evolving backdrop of visuals. With a catalog exceeding 250 songs, the band rolls out familiar hits in a high-energy set that closely mirrors the character and detail of the original recordings.

Salsa Limón hosts festive karaoke evenings where attendees take the mic and keep the music flowing. Enjoy margaritas made with fresh lime alongside a selection of tacos while the sing-along energy sets a lively tone.

Karaoke takes over Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth every Saturday, and there is no cover to get in. Just 4 miles from the Stockyards, this laid-back hangout features pool and darts, lots of TVs for the game, a welcoming patio, great drinks, and a lively crowd ready to cheer on every performance.

Country hitmaker Tyler Farr brings his powerhouse vocals to Billy Bob's Texas for a reserved seated show. Known for a bold voice and story driven songs, he broke through with the album Redneck Crazy, which climbed near the top of both the Billboard Country Albums and Billboard 200 charts, led by the Platinum title track. He has since scored three No. 1 singles, including Whiskey in My Water and A Guy Walks Into a Bar, and his follow up Suffer in Peace also debuted in the Top 5 on both charts, making him the only solo male country artist in the past decade whose first two studio albums opened in the Top 5 on the Billboard 200. His background includes support for the military and a love of the outdoors, plus tour slots with Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Combs, Brantley Gilbert, and Lee Brice. With opera training and a straightforward approach to country music, he continues to captivate fans, and recent work includes the Jelly Roll collaboration Country As Shit. Attendees must be 18 or older with a valid ID. All sales are final, and the venue may void tickets used for scalping, with or without a refund.

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.

A diapers-focused event for parents, open to both fathers and mothers. It is held at Success in Life Ministries.

Experience a gentle SloFlo Yoga class at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio created for beginners as well as anyone who appreciates a slower pace. Sequences feature clear, accessible postures connected with mindful movement and steady breathing. There is plenty of time to refine alignment, build strength and flexibility, and settle into each shape. The setting is calm and encouraging, with variations available for different needs and no expectation to keep up with others. Whether you are new to yoga, returning after a break, or seeking a grounding practice, this session offers a welcoming start. Leave feeling calmer, more balanced, and more in tune with your body. Suitable for all levels, and no prior experience is required.

Ultimate Bullfighters brings the action to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, spotlighting the specialists who enter after a ride to draw a bull’s focus and protect a fallen rider. Expect quick reflexes, near misses, and a blend of technique, timing, and grit. Set in a venue rooted in classic stock show tradition, this event places the sport’s most high-pressure moments right in view.

La Moderna Field, the ballpark where the Cleburne Railroaders play, hosts the 12th Annual Hot Rods and Heroes Motor Festival with paved parking for exhibitors and a lively mix of food trucks, beverages, and local vendors. Expect antiques and classics, trucks, motorcycles, off road builds, imports, works in progress, and more, with entries of all kinds welcome. The atmosphere is family friendly with great cars, beer and wine, food, and live entertainment by The Seven 6 Band. Bring a lawn chair to relax for the afternoon. On site spectator parking is $10 per carload. Vehicle pre registration is $25 and includes a commemorative T shirt. Day of registration is $40 if space is available. Sponsorships and vendor spaces are offered, and inquiries can be sent to Cara@CT100.org. Proceeds support the Chisholm Trail 100 Club as it provides no cost on duty accidental death and serious injury insurance for first responders, a benevolence program for off duty deaths, scholarships for dependents, and community support in Johnson, Somervell, and Hood counties.

Settle into an evening of deep sound healing and renewed energy with SoLuna Rising, a sound meditation band. Rachel and Paulie guide a sonic journey built from a wide spectrum of instruments, shaping a rich field of vibrations, rhythms, and resonant tones that invites quiet inner stillness. As the music fills the space, Ashley, a Reiki Master, offers intuitive Reiki to support balance and release while participants rest in gentle restorative postures that encourage relaxation and openness. Waves of intentional sound can ground, clear, and awaken a calm center within. A cosmic immersion in sound, stillness, and soul deep restoration.

Sing along at a lively karaoke night hosted by Artist Love Events with DJ Bkareem and CJ at Jamaica Gates Caribbean Cuisine. The experience features a live DJ, karaoke, food, and drink specials in a party atmosphere. Taking place on Sunday nights, it offers a place to sing, dance, and enjoy the evening.

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.

Connect over lunch at this social hosted by Ridgeview Village at the Cleburne Chamber. Expect easygoing networking that welcomes both new introductions and familiar faces. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, share conversations, and build meaningful connections. It combines professional relationship building with a friendly, fun atmosphere.

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.

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.

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.

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

Plaza Theatre Company presents the stage adaptation of the classic MGM movie, set during Hollywood’s shift from silent pictures to sound. It features lively songs, broad comedy, and memorable choreography, including the famous rain scene. The story follows a dashing film star, a rising ingenue, and the backstage commotion that comes with show business and romance. This run marks the company’s 208th Mainstage production at Dudley Hall since 2006.

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.

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

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.

Admission is $7 for members, $10 for non-members, and $5 for ages 11 to 17. Children 10 and under receive free entry.

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.

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.

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

Two-time Latin Grammy-nominated Mariachi Herencia de México brings its Día de Muertos program to Fort Worth, performed by a 14-member ensemble of musicians ages 18 to 32 whose chart-topping albums and North American tours have helped inspire a new bicultural generation in the U.S. This engagement is presented by Performing Arts Fort Worth and is part of the Irwin Steel Popular Entertainment Series. If purchasing through an unauthorized ticket broker, be aware that prices may exceed face value, validity and admittance cannot be guaranteed, and lost, stolen, or canceled orders may not be eligible for replacement, refunds, or updates about any schedule changes.

Arlington Music Hall hosts a live celebration of the music and careers of Carole King and James Taylor, brought to life by Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews. The production traces their achievements, highlighting Carole King, a six-time Grammy winner whose hits have reached platinum status twenty times, and James Taylor, a five-time Grammy-winning American folk icon. Signature songs such as Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, and You've Got a Friend are performed with care, honoring the character of the originals. After acclaimed, sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Adelaide Fringe, along with sellouts across the UK and the US, the show arrives on this stage. It has also earned praise from Sir George Martin, The Upside News, BroadwayBaby, BBC Radio, and Three Weeks.

A night of traditional country fills Arlington Music Hall as Curb Records artist Mo Pitney returns with special guest Tristan Roberson. Pitney’s career highlights include a standing ovation during his first Grand Ole Opry appearance, recognition as an Artist To Watch by Rolling Stone, Billboard, and The Bobby Bones Show, and more than 40 million streams for his autobiographical debut, Behind This Guitar. Influenced by Ray Price, Buck Owens, Roger Miller, and Merle Haggard, he brings originals like Ain’t Bad for a Good Ol’ Boy, which appeared on The Ranch soundtrack, alongside new material including his single Wake Up And Smell The Country (with Jake Worthington). Roberson, an 18-year-old singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Frisco, Texas, is a Josie Music Award winner and a Texas Country Music Association and Texas Regional Radio Award winner. His single I Can’t Get Over You is a Top 6 entry on the TRRR chart.

Bingo Loco brings a wild spin on the classic music guessing game to Live Arena, turning the night into a comedic game show led by a high energy host. Expect a party atmosphere with confetti cannons, CO2 blasts, throwback sing along hits, and prizes that keep the stakes high. Between rounds, the crowd gets in on lip sync battles, dance offs, conga lines, and rave style interludes, keeping the pace fast and the energy up. This event is for ages 21 and over.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Saginaw Farmers Market with a mix of staples and seasonal selections. Look for year-round choices such as plain, signature, chocolate, and a mango habanero flavor, along with limited-time varieties. Everything is offered frozen for easy transport, and the cheesecakes keep for weeks in the refrigerator or for months in the freezer, which makes it simple to stock up. This family-run Fort Worth maker produces both individual servings and 10-inch cakes, with gluten-friendly and sugar-free options available. Built on a recipe refined for more than four decades and packaged in a convenient grab-and-go format to help maintain freshness, these desserts work well for gifting, entertaining, or an everyday treat. Made in Fort Worth. Go Texan.

Set out on a two-wheeled scavenger hunt that follows a route through some of Frank’s favorite local spots. Participants will visit multiple locations, completing simple tasks along the way. At each stop there may be a chance to pick up a challenge coin, snap a selfie, or find a marker unique to that site. Riders and drivers will receive clear instructions that outline what to look for or what to ask about at each location. The ride will move forward in any weather, so plan accordingly. Non-refundable, tax-deductible donations help grant wishes for young Texans facing life-threatening medical conditions.

Abram Street Market returns to Downtown Arlington with a lively showcase of as many as 55 local vendors. Explore apparel, baked treats, unique collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more in a welcoming community atmosphere. Admission is free and open to the public. The market sets up in the City Hall west parking lot.

Presented by Frost, this free, family-friendly celebration fills Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth’s Near Southside with local creativity. More than 1,000 visual artists showcase their work along an art walk that stretches for over a mile, with additional exhibits hosted inside neighborhood restaurants, bars, shops, and offices. Around 50 live music performances and 50 local food vendors add to the experience, keeping the spotlight on homegrown talent across every medium and stage of experience. Launched more than two decades ago as an indoor gallery night supporting the district’s revitalization, the event now draws over 80,000 people to explore by foot, transit, or bicycle. Partnerships with arts organizations bring special moments throughout the day, with past highlights including pop-up concerts from Fort Worth Opera, vibrant performances by Ballet Folklorico de Azteca, and sets from indie artists Sarah Jaffe, Ben Kweller, and Sir Woman. The festival is produced by Near Southside Arts in partnership with Near Southside, Inc., continuing a mission to uplift this lively urban neighborhood and the artists who call it home.

Hemlock Haus Misfits Market returns with a celebration of the weird, the witchy, and the beautifully handcrafted. More than 20 local vendors gather at Hemlock Haus in Fort Worth to share crystals, art, jewelry, witchcraft supplies, handmade goods, vintage finds, small batch creations, tarot, and other curiosities. Guests can browse distinctive pieces, meet the makers behind them, and support local artists and small businesses from the creative 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.

This watch party features the Cowboys facing the Eagles in the opener. Guests can enjoy specials on food and drinks along with a lively, upbeat atmosphere.

Chamber members and the Cleburne business community gather at the Cleburne Conference Center for a membership luncheon centered on networking and sharing updates. The schedule begins with time to connect, followed by lunch and a formal program. Pricing is $40 for members and $50 for prospective members. Reservations are required, and members are encouraged to prepay to help speed check-in. Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid being billed, and any refunds or credits require approval obtained prior to the event.

Hosted by Texas Materials, the 3rd Annual Cornerstone Classic supports Curing Kids Cancer. Set at Bear Creek Golf Club in Dallas, this golf tournament offers a day on the course that helps advance innovative childhood cancer research. The experience includes contests, prizes, food and beverages, a post-tournament reception, and a silent auction. Players can register as a single, twosome, or foursome, and sponsorship opportunities are available for an even greater impact.

Shakespeare LIVE presents a classic Shakespearean tragedy in a free outdoor production at Levitt Pavilion in Arlington, Texas. This open air staging is offered over several evenings.

The UGLY Tour arrives at Dickies Arena with Teddy Swims, 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.

Step into a haunted house vibe for a Halloween blowout filled with creepy visuals, a ghostly photo booth, and on-site makeovers. Costumes are in the spotlight, with judges turning up the standards and searching for outfits that are darker, bolder, and extra emo. The top costume takes home plushie prizes. The bar will pour themed sips like Ghoul Gulp, Fright Night Fizz, and the Scream Shooter. Purchase tickets only through the official link in the event listing to ensure authenticity, and avoid third-party resellers since privately offered tickets are not verified. Accessibility may vary by venue, companion tickets are available, and guests are encouraged to contact venues directly for detailed information. Respectful conduct is required. Entry is limited to those of legal drinking age with a valid photo ID, and all sales are final. The end time is approximate and may shift, so early arrival is recommended to experience everything. Multiple staff roles are open, including DJs, designers, photographers, content creators, influencers, videographers, editors, door staff, event hosts, and event managers. To apply, message the event page and do not contact venues.

This luncheon highlights women in leadership and takes place at the Sting Bistro.

Shuler King performs at Arlington Improv. A South Carolina native, he is a stand-up comedian and funeral director who continues to help with his family’s funeral business when he is not on tour. He discovered his passion for entertaining early in life, and his videos have reached audiences around the world, bringing wide attention to his live comedy.

Presented by Coors Light, En Vivo features La Maquinaria Norteña in a live event. Doors will open prior to the start. A presale will be available, followed by general on sale, and a signup is offered for the presale.

Celebrating its 20th year, the Fort Worth Marathon Festival unfolds over two days with a full lineup for runners of all levels. Saturday features 5K and 10K races, and entries include a race shirt, a personalized bib, a flat course built for speed, a finisher medal, and refreshments after you cross the line. Sunday shifts to longer distances with a marathon, half marathon, 20 mile, and a 2 person relay. Entries for these races include a USATF certified course that is Boston qualifying eligible, along with a race shirt, a personalized bib, and a finisher medal. After the Sunday races, the celebration continues in Trinity Park with food, craft beer, music, and a fun atmosphere.

The White Building at the Sheriff's Posse grounds hosts a community help fair where non-profit organizations that serve Johnson County share information about their services. Attendees can learn how to connect with programs and explore volunteer opportunities. Admission is free to the public. Non-profit organizations may register to host a booth.

Explore ideas, products, and services for every corner of your home and garden at this expo, where industry leaders share guidance to help you make informed choices for projects large or small. Discover options for kitchens, baths, patios, roofing, windows, landscaping, and more while meeting manufacturers, small business owners, and independent contractors at the Arlington Expo Center. Stroll through the AHGE Market Row to find original art, home decor, antiques, collectibles, yard art, and other unique finds. Admission is free, and parking is $10.

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi heads to Texas Live! at Globe Life Field to be crowned America’s Pickle Queen at The Big Dill, a full-on celebration of her longtime pickle passion. She takes the main stage and offers a VIP meet and greet, with Fort Worth’s Poo Live Crew heating up the crowd as the festivities build. Attendees can stroll Pickle Row for unlimited samples from Best Maid and more than a dozen notable pickle makers, tasting everything from classic dills to bold, spicy regional styles, then voting for their favorite. The Pickle UP! Live Game Show, hosted by Chris Bruce and Ange, brings audience members on stage for challenges like the boxing game and Quick Dill, and TikTok’s Pickle Priest returns with his theatrical blessing. Competitive highlights include the Mrs. Klein’s World Pickle Eating Championship and the PickleJuice Brine Chug Challenge, a race to finish 32 ounces of brine. The Mansfield Pickle Queens make an appearance, and the grounds add a Pickle Rodeo, axe throwing, carnival games, and oversized photo spots. Food vendors with Texas State Fair roots serve fried pickles, pickle pizza, pickle corn dogs and more, while bars pour pickle cocktails, frozen picklebacks and Bloody Marys for guests 21 and over. After dark, the Electric Pickle RAVE closes the celebration with a full dance party under the lights. Last year’s edition sold out a week in advance.

Readers gather for the November edition of the Books 'n' Vibes Book Club, offering a final chance this year to connect, reflect, and share meaningful conversation. The month’s pick is still to be announced, and the discussion will focus on that title while also revisiting favorite moments from the year’s reading. The group will finalize plans for a December end-of-year gathering. Newcomers and regulars are both welcome, since a mix of perspectives enriches the dialogue and every voice adds value. The complete CUP O’ VIBES menu will be on offer, so you can enjoy a favorite drink or bite while taking part in the conversation and soaking up the vibes.

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark KIDS, a musical based on Mary Pope Osborne’s best-selling book series. When siblings Jack and Annie stumble upon a tree house filled with books, opening one about dinosaurs sweeps them into a prehistoric world. They encounter towering creatures and rely on courage, curiosity, and teamwork to find their way home. Brimming with adventure and imagination, this family-friendly production celebrates reading and discovery. It is the fifth installment in Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy’s Show Intensive Series.

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.

This is a bilingual breakfast focused on business. The meal price is $15. If you need to cancel, do so at least 48 hours before the breakfast to avoid a charge. For Hispanic Business Alliance sponsorship opportunities, email heatherj@cleburnechamber.com.

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.

Plaza Theatre Company stages A Christmas Carol at Dudley Hall, marking the company's 209th Mainstage production. The story follows Ebenezer Scrooge as visits from the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future lead him toward redemption, with traditional seasonal carols woven throughout. Evening performances are offered during the run, with additional Saturday matinees.

Banda Cuisillos takes the stage at Texas Live for a live performance presented by Coors Light. Attendance is limited to guests 18 and over.

The Hybrid Runner Foundation’s fifth annual Turkey Trot features a 5K run and walk at Hulen Park that supports the Cleburne High School Yellow Jacket cross country and track teams. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the foundation directs race proceeds to essentials like shoes, equipment, uniforms, and other team needs so young athletes can compete at their best. The previous year drew more than 600 participants, and the goal is to welcome 800 in 2026, with a lively atmosphere and a festive start to the Thanksgiving break.

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.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes brings its individual, grab-and-go cheesecakes to Saginaw Farmers Market, offering popular year-round varieties along with current seasonal selections. Built on a recipe with more than four decades of history and made with high quality ingredients, each cheesecake is packaged to preserve freshness. Take-home treats keep for a couple of weeks in the fridge and for months in the freezer. Sweetie's is a family-owned cheesecake maker based in North Fort Worth.

Plaza Jr and Plaza Academy present a 2026 staging of Elf Jr as part of their Show Intensive Series, marking the sixth of six productions that year. Based on the beloved Christmas film, this joyful stage adaptation follows Buddy, who discovers he is human and leaves the North Pole for New York City to find his father. Along the way, his unstoppable cheer and Christmas spirit inspire laughter and goodwill, even in a city that has lost touch with the season’s meaning. Performances take place at Plaza’s Main Street location in historic downtown Cleburne.

Arnez J delivers high-octane stand-up filled with animated storytelling and physical comedy that leaves audiences howling. After early chapters as a flight attendant and forgoing a path in pro baseball, he surged through the comedy ranks, hosting BET’s Comic View for two seasons and making memorable appearances on programs including The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show, Louie Anderson’s Comedy Showcase, Comedy Central’s Make Me Laugh, NBC’s Friday Night Videos, The Mo’Nique Show, and Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam, along with his own Comic View Grandstand Hour and Comedy Central Presents. His first special in a decade, Not Gonna Stop, premiered on YouTube and quickly surpassed a million views, while Racially Motivated, originally on Netflix, now streams on Amazon and Tubi. Still touring and continually refining his craft, he brings charisma, precision timing, and crowd-pleasing antics to every set.

Experience a live performance from Arnez J at Arlington Improv Comedy Club.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Saginaw Farmers Market with a mix of year-round favorites and current seasonal flavors. Individual servings come in convenient grab-and-go packaging and are made from a recipe with more than 40 years of history using quality ingredients. Treats can be stored for a couple of weeks in the refrigerator or for months in the freezer. This family-owned cheesecake maker is based in North Fort Worth and specializes in premium, ready-to-enjoy individual cheesecakes.

Matt Rife takes the stage at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.

Fort Worth Community Market presents its annual holiday fair paired with a community food drive supporting Tarrant Area Food Bank. This casual, open-air farmers and artisans market is rooted in Fort Worth’s Near Southside and has been part of the city’s fabric for nearly a decade. Shoppers can explore more than 120 homegrown and handmade vendors, enjoy live local music from Runaway Sky, and take free photos with Santa by bringing their own camera. Food trucks will be on site along with an outdoor bar by Tinie’s, the Bloom Bar, and permanent jewelry. Families can look forward to a kids play area with a sandbox and face painting. The market welcomes pets, admission is free, and totes and wagons are allowed. The event is planned to go on in light rain or shine. The food drive invites donations of non-perishables, with an emphasis on healthy, kid friendly items and canned proteins, fruits, and vegetables. Especially helpful are pop top cans of ravioli, meats, and soups, cereal bars, fruit cups, juice, and individual cups of macaroni and cheese, oatmeal, or cereal, as well as other ready to eat foods. Basic toiletries such as toothpaste, deodorant, and shampoo are also needed. Look for a designated drop-off spot near the stage within the market. Free street and lot parking is available, with additional paid options nearby, and carpooling is encouraged. The market is about a block southeast of the TEXRail T&P Station and sits next to Trinity Metro Bus Line Stop 5. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events.

Catch Arnez J live on stage at the Arlington Improv Comedy Club.