Events in Granbury today

Golfers gather at Cleburne Golf Links for the fourth annual golf tournament dedicated to breaking the chains of human trafficking. This charitable day on the course supports anti-trafficking efforts and services for survivors in the community. Before tee-off, a putting contest adds a friendly challenge. Ahead of the round, participants can browse auction items and pick up mulligans and raffle tickets to help their score and increase their chances to win. Tee time follows for a full round of play with purpose.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market highlights fresh, high quality, locally grown products from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Cash is accepted and most vendors also take cards. Be mindful of scams, as the market will never ask for money through social media. Vendors interested in participating can submit interest through the market’s vendor application form.

Arlington’s classic local ride returns to Trek Bicycle Arlington South for the Pink Pedal Breast Cancer Awareness edition, featuring new routes and familiar challenges. Riders can choose from 26, 45, 100k, and 100-mile distances. The 100-mile option is self-guided, the 64-mile route is a drop ride paced around 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth, the 45-mile route is a drop ride paced around 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose, and the 26-mile route is a no-drop ride paced around 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates. Participants are encouraged to pick the distance that matches their current fitness, download the course files to a cycling computer in advance, and give their bike a thorough pre-ride check. Support and gear will help with mechanical issues on the road, but it does not provide pick ups for riders who cannot keep pace. Bikes should be fully functional, and helmets and lights are required for a smooth rollout.

Affordable wellness care for cats and dogs is available at Irving Supply & Feed. The clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventions for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Services are first come, first served, and no appointment is required. New clients may pre-register.

Make a day of it with sipping and shopping, starting with fresh fall arrivals indoors and continuing in the backyard at the Junktion Backyard Sale with deep discounts and $10, $20, and $30 finds. Enjoy a complimentary fall sip as you browse, and expect a little extra treat when you shop inside. Arrive early, since the most popular backyard finds can go quickly.

At the DFW Car & Toy Museum, Pets and Paparazzi: TikTok Time welcomes dog-loving families to explore classic cars and vintage toys while pups enjoy the spotlight. Guests can take in the museum exhibits and watch dogs pose and perform for the cameras. Museum staff and visitors will capture TikTok clips featuring canine talents, whether that means a quick spin, a friendly paw shake, a little dance, or simply a charming smile. An indoor showcase presents a wide collection of classic and exotic cars in a comfortable, climate controlled setting. Admission is free, water stations will be available for dogs, and there are plenty of photo opportunities that pair automobiles with their four-legged fans. Attendees are encouraged to share their moments using #DFWDogDay, #CarAndToyMuseum, #PupStars, and #DFWCarandToyMuseum. For everyone’s safety, dogs must remain leashed, social, and friendly. Aggressive behavior or excessive barking will not be allowed, and owners must supervise their pets at all times.

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.

The annual St Thomas the Apostle Fall Festival features food, fun, games, and shopping.

This community clinic offers no-cost primary care for people without health insurance, making essential healthcare more accessible to those who need it.

Fort Worth’s open-air vintage and art market returns with a festival-style atmosphere rooted in the Near Southside. Now in its tenth year, this one-day fall edition brings together more than 130 vendors offering vintage clothing and home goods, original art, handcrafted items, and collectibles from local artisans and small businesses. Expect live local music, interactive activities, a kids play area with a sandbox, and plenty of options from food trucks, stands, and full bars. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and totes and wagons are permitted. The event proceeds in light rain or sunshine. Free street parking is available with additional paid lots nearby, and it is accessible by train and bus service. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events and supported by 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.

Celebrate the closing weekend of The Promise with a special performance at Willow Park Baptist Church. This full-length staging marks the production’s debut at its new Willow Park venue, portraying the life of Jesus with sweeping visuals, animals appearing on stage, and a powerful musical score. A limited-time presale provides 20 percent off tickets with the code PROMISEEVENT26.

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 closing night of The Promise arrives in Willow Park with the first full-length staging at its new location at Willow Park Baptist Church. The life of Jesus Christ is portrayed live on stage with dramatic effects, real animal performers, and powerful music. A limited-time presale code, PROMISEEVENT26, offers 20 percent off tickets.

Arlington Music Hall welcomes the return of Infinite Journey, a Dallas-based tribute that celebrates the timeless sound of Journey with a fully live show performed without backing tracks. Expect soaring vocals in the Steve Perry tradition, standout guitar work, and driving rhythms as the band powers through favorites like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Faithfully,” and “Open Arms.” It is a high-energy tribute to classic rock’s enduring anthems in a setting made for big choruses and unforgettable melodies.

Karaoke takes center stage at Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth, just a short drive from the Stockyards. The mic is open on a weekly basis and there is no cover charge. Between songs, enjoy pool and darts, catch the action on multiple TVs, and relax on the patio. The bar serves up great drinks and a lively crowd keeps the energy high.

Chris Young brings a hit-packed country performance to Billy Bob’s Texas with reserved seating throughout the venue. Recognized by Billboard among the decade’s leading country artists, he has delivered 14 No. 1 singles and surpassed 9 billion streams. A member of the Grand Ole Opry, he has headlined arenas worldwide, earned a CMT Award, and received nominations from the ACM, AMA, CMA, and the GRAMMYs. His catalog includes 54 RIAA certifications, reflecting a career that blends traditional country roots with a modern touch. Now signed to Black River Entertainment, he enters a new chapter with his tenth album, I Didn’t Come Here To Leave, a 14-song collection featuring 11 co-writes and co-production with Andy Sheridan. The project leans into his rich baritone, captures the energy of his live band in the studio, and connects timeless country storytelling with a fresh, forward-looking sound. This is a reserved seated event. Guests must be 18 or older with a valid ID. All ticket purchases are final, and the venue may void tickets associated with scalping without a guaranteed refund.

Experience one of North Texas’s largest Asian cultural celebrations at the 17th annual DFW Dragon Boat, Kite and Lantern Festival, organized by the Marco Polo World Foundation. Enjoy a full day by the lake featuring dragon boat racing, cultural performances, food vendors, and family friendly activities. Admission is free, and the festival highlights vibrant traditions, color, and energy in an outdoor setting for all ages.

Experience The Irving Story on a docent-led tour of this permanent exhibition. Spanning 4,000 square feet and honored with national awards, the gallery follows Irving’s journey from frontier beginnings through suburban expansion to a modern, diverse city. A friendly guide shares context, stories, and key highlights throughout the visit. Admission and the tour are free.

An inaugural charity golf tournament will support the Northlake Police Department. The event features a four person scramble format, with options to register as a full team or as an individual golfer. Entry is priced at $560 for a foursome and $150 for a single player. A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available for those wishing to contribute to the cause.

A golf classic at Mira Vista Country Club in Fort Worth brings golfers together for a day of play and camaraderie in support of local officers. Teams can enter as a four-person group for $1,500 or as a two-person group for $900. The tournament combines friendly competition with a community-focused cause.

This hands-on skills session, backed by American Red Cross certification, takes place at the JW Dunlop Park Pavilion. Please purchase and complete the required online course ahead of time to participate. An electronic certification card is provided the same day.

Now in its 23rd year, the THF Golf Classic, presented by HI Agency and powered by Liberty Mutual, returns for the second year at Texas Rangers Golf Club. The event honors Taylor’s love of baseball and shares his story while supporting the Taylor Hooton Foundation and its Live & Play Clean mission to prevent loss of life from appearance and performance enhancing substances. The day features a lunch buffet with on-site registration and pre-tournament activities, a shotgun start, then a dinner buffet with live music and an awards presentation. A Q&A with the Texas Rangers Athletic Training Staff returns this year. An Early Birdie promotion is offered. Registration closes at sell-out.

A women-run gathering at JN Long Cultural Arts Center brings crafters together for crochet, conversation, and community, with knitting and other yarn crafts welcome. This is a free community event. Attendees must be 14 or older and childcare is not provided. It is not a formal class, but experienced crocheters are often available to show beginners the basics, and classes are planned for the future. Light, packaged snacks are allowed. Please skip anything messy or strongly scented, and clean up your area before you leave. Donations of yarn and related supplies are appreciated to support group projects and growth.

Held on the first Monday each month, this Supper Club offers a carefully planned three-course dinner for $20 per person. Reservations are required at (817) 575-8299. The October menu features a crisp potato pancake served with crème fraiche, a pan seared veal schnitzel paired with braised red cabbage and stewed mushrooms, and a sweet finish of spätzle with a funnel cake style crunch, lemon, and powdered sugar. Previous months have showcased varied flavors, from a fried twist on caprese and lemon poached tilapia with buttered crab to homestyle meatloaf with rosemary mashed potatoes and classic banana pudding, highlighting a lineup that changes with each installment.

Maacs Grill hosts Video Music Bingo with Headtilt Entertainment, featuring music videos on the screens and plenty of sing along favorites. Participants mark their bingo cards as they recognize songs, with prizes on the line. There is no cost to take part, and a progressive jackpot grows from week to week. Enjoy food and beverages while you play.

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

Open to children up to age 7, with a $5 admission per child. No registration is required.

Tuesdays in Fort Worth bring discounted escape room sessions at Escapology Fort Worth, priced at $27.99 per player. Expect cinematic settings, clever puzzles, and a private experience reserved just for your group. Choose from adventures like Haunted House or Scooby-Doo, dive into mysteries and high stakes missions, race the clock together, and snap a victory photo when you finish. It works well for date night, a midweek hangout with friends, or a spontaneous team outing.

A monthly luncheon centered on women’s empowerment brings businesswomen together to connect, learn, and champion one another’s professional growth. Expect plenty of opportunities to build relationships in a supportive setting. Admission is $30 per person and includes lunch, dessert, a non-alcoholic drink, tax, and tip. Space is limited to 32 participants, so reserving in advance is recommended.

Learn about options that may lower health care costs in a presentation from the Texas Aging & Disability Education Foundation. The session explains Medicare Savings Programs, the Extra Help program for prescription medicines, disability resources, and other types of assistance. A question and answer period follows the talk so you can get clarification on specific topics.

Explore Irving ISD Schools of Choice at an information night designed for families. Attendees can get an overview of specialized programs, ask questions, and compare options to find the right fit for their student. The session covers opportunities at Singley Academy, Singley Collegiate Academy, South Irving Collegiate Academy at Nimitz, Cardwell Career Preparatory Center, and the STEM Academy at de Zavala Middle School. It supports students interested in STEM, college preparation, or career-focused learning by outlining the pathways available.

At Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio, this power yoga class centers on steady, breath-led movement that links poses into an invigorating flow to build strength, endurance, flexibility, and focus. Expect creative, continuous sequences with room to safely test personal limits both physically and mentally. The experience is challenging and supportive, helping you work up a sweat, calm the mind, and finish feeling grounded and refreshed. Options and modifications are offered, making it a strong fit for anyone seeking purposeful movement, a renewed spark within, and a deeper connection between mind and body.

A weekly Pokémon League runs every Tuesday. The entry fee is $10 and includes a prize pack with entry, and players earn an additional pack for each win. From time to time, box tournaments are hosted to reward the community.

Meet at the Patriots Pavilion in Big Cedar Wilderness for a friendly 4 to 5 mile outing. Choose to run or hike at whatever pace suits you, as everyone is welcome. After the miles, stay for snacks, beverages and conversation in Dallas, Texas.

At the Alliance Chess Club Meeting, players can enjoy casual free play in skittles games, fast blitz at G/5, action games at G/15, and longer sessions at G/30 for either practice or ladder pairings. Bughouse is also available, along with opportunities for informal instruction and discussion.

In-person Turbo Kick returns to DFW with a high energy class at Kidd Springs Recreation Center in Dallas. The session features fast paced rounds, nostalgic combinations, and music that keeps participants moving. It is designed for longtime fans and anyone ready to jump back into the workout. Expect an enthusiastic crowd and a welcoming atmosphere. Capacity is limited, so arriving early is a good idea. Get ready to pick up where things left off.

World Famous Pets takes the stage at The Kessler for a performance. Tickets will be available for purchase.

This weekly bilingual gathering in Fort Worth, TX welcomes entrepreneurs and small business owners at any stage. It brings founders together to connect with local peers, hear real business stories, trade insights, and leave with encouragement and actionable next steps. The emphasis is on relationship building across Fort Worth’s small business ecosystem within a supportive community. Whether just starting out or actively scaling, attendees find value, meaningful connections, and support. Open to the public.

Fort Worth ISD is holding a recurring hiring fair for school bus drivers at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center. Drivers play a key role as the first point of contact for students and ensure safe transportation to and from school. The district offers paid commercial driver’s license training for those hired. Compensation starts at $22.75 per hour, with most positions offering overtime opportunities, plus health insurance and retirement benefits. On-the-spot interviews are available and no RSVP is required.

A blood drive with the American Red Cross will be held in the Northpark YMCA Multi-Purpose Room, and it is open to the community. For more information, call 1-800-RED CROSS.

This lively networking game makes meeting people feel easy and comfortable. First-timers and returning participants move through playful activities designed to spark conversation without pressure. Expect plenty of laughs, friendly head-to-head moments, and organic chats that turn introductions into connections. Food will be available to enjoy, interactive games invite everyone to take part, and there is ample time to mingle and build new relationships. The focus is simple... bring people together and make networking genuinely fun.

Create your own burger for $10 throughout the day. Spend time at the awning, or visit HopFusion Ale Works for beers and TVs.

A casual lunchtime session where attendees meet the team and hear how their programs make a difference in the community. Complimentary lunch is provided. This recurring gathering takes place on the third Wednesday of each month. To help with meal planning, please RSVP by emailing jlangston@theparentingcenter.org.

An in-store signing spotlights local creator Rafael Flores Jr. Attendees can meet him and have copies of The Return of Camazotz, a gothic horror graphic novel, and The Girl in the Black Ribbon signed in person.

Take a break from the week with a friendly mountain bike ride at Gateway Park alongside Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth. The pace is social and welcoming to all experience levels, offering flowing dirt, plenty of turns, and a chance to explore local trails while connecting with other riders. After the ride, enjoy free hot dogs and beer. Helmets are required and participants should bring water. Rides may be canceled in the event of rain or other unfavorable weather conditions.

A stand-up comedy showcase assembled by Flo Hernandez brings together comics from Texas and beyond for a night of laughs.

Mad Swirl brings its open mic to Barbara’s Pavillion in Dallas, kicking off with live grooves from house band Swirve, featuring Chris Curiel on trumpet, Gerard Bendiks on drums, Tamitha Curiel on vocals, and special guest Rick Eye on guitar. Hosts Johnny O and MH Clay will guide the mic and keep the energy moving. This edition spotlights contributing poet Trier Ward, a mother, poet, and wildlife caretaker who grew up around the world in an Air Force family and now lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She practices yoga, plays the lyre, and identifies as a queer feminist, anarchist, and anti-racist. Her work has appeared in The Nervous Breakdown, The Stygian Lepus, Chachalaca Review, and Mad Swirl, and her books include The Hollowscape and The Art of Escape. She also shares poetry on The Poetry Factory, a YouTube channel devoted to the visual expression of verse.

A relaxed jam unfolds each week around the fire pit in the backyard of Dirty Water Saloon. Attendees bring instruments and lend their voices to an informal circle, making music together by the glow of the campfire.

Video Music Bingo at Charlie's Tavern Arlington offers a lively take on bingo where well known music videos play on the big screens as the game unfolds. Expect multiple quick rounds, prizes for winners, and free entry. Food and cold drinks are available, and the atmosphere is upbeat and competitive in Arlington, Texas.

Open to small business owners and small shop entrepreneurs, this weekly networking meeting offers a welcoming space to mingle, meet fellow owners, and build new connections. The meetings are free and take place every Thursday. Please bring business cards for easy introductions. There is no attendance limit, and an RSVP to the invite is appreciated.

HSNT provides a low cost vaccination clinic that is available by appointment. Appointments are required, and there are no residency or income restrictions. Please bring your pet’s vaccination history if you have it. All animals must arrive safely contained in a carrier or on a leash. Services are offered at the HSNT Spay & Neuter Clinic. To schedule or ask questions, email clinic@hsnt.org or call 817-332-4768 ext. 112.

A festive, hands-on balloon workshop marks the final stop on All American’s Texas Balloon Tour, offering a full day of Christmas themed projects taught by Jasmine Becnel, the FLOAT 2026 Designer of the Year and a Master Balloon Professional. Participants will create two styles of balloon trees, craft a Santa with waving arms, assemble a gingerbread house, design a rotating carousel, and make oversized foil star ornaments with step by step guidance. Lunch is provided, and the experience includes merch, giveaways, and opportunities for networking with other balloon artists. Festive attire is encouraged to match the holiday spirit. Sponsorship is provided by Betallic, with Betallic and Sempertex Balloons featured.

Little learners explore the world of rabbits in a playful 1.5 hour session created for preschoolers ages 2.5 to 4 with an accompanying adult. Advance registration is required. Dress for both indoor activities and a short walk outside, and plan to wear closed-toed shoes. The $25 fee covers one child and one adult. If enrolling more than one child, please register the second child using the additional child option for the same date. The classroom is set up for children 2.5 and older and is not suitable for younger ages. Capacity is limited. Siblings under 2.5 may attend at no cost, but they must remain in a stroller or carrier for safety. Refunds and transfers are not available for cancellations or absences.

Presented by Kroger, this Dallas vs Tampa Bay watch party brings fans together at Texas Live! for a shared game day experience. Whether you are a hardcore supporter, part of the game day crew, or anywhere in between, it offers a lively place to cheer as the action unfolds. Open to all ages.

Build confidence in traditional oil painting with hands-on instruction from JN Long Cultural Arts Center resident artist Ken Beckhusen, an award-winning painter. Designed for artists looking to strengthen technique and deepen their understanding of classical methods, this six-week course blends demonstrations, personalized guidance, and focused practice. Materials for the first session are included at no cost, and each six-week term provides complimentary lab days for extra studio time. Pricing is $25 per class for JN Long Cultural Arts Center members and $30 for nonmembers. To enroll, text (512) 983-8303.

Gear up for game day at the Dallas Silver Zone Tailgate, a pregame gathering before Dallas faces Tampa Bay. Food and beverages are included, with live music, entertainment, and a high-energy tailgating atmosphere within walking distance of AT&T Stadium. Built to deliver an unforgettable tailgate experience in Arlington.

Settle in for a relaxed night with burgers and free pool. A casual chance to play and unwind in an easygoing setting.

This steady, beginner-friendly road ride rolls out from Trek Bicycle Fort Worth South in Fort Worth. Road or gravel bikes with drop bars are appropriate. The group targets a 14 to 16 mph average on a drop ride over roughly 18 miles. It offers a welcoming setting to build skills and connect with other riders. Helmets and daytime lights are required. Participants should be prepared to hold the stated pace, follow traffic laws, and heed ride leaders. The ride takes place weather permitting.

Tarrant County Master Gardener and Master Naturalist Loretta Bailey leads a practical, approachable class on composting tailored to North Texas. Learn how to turn everyday kitchen scraps, fallen leaves, and yard trimmings into nutrient-rich compost, with clear guidance on what belongs in the pile, what to leave out, and how to keep it breaking down efficiently without unpleasant odors. The session offers straightforward, research-backed steps you can use at home whether you are just getting started or already managing a bin. It also explores how composting builds healthier soil, conserves water, cuts down on household waste, and supports a greener Fort Worth across neighborhood backyards.

Sonya and Ric Morrison guide dancers across the floor with a series of lessons set to live music, helping participants feel confident and look great. A partner is not required to take part. Lessons are complimentary, and there is a $5 cover charge.

At Longhorn Saloon, Dance the Cowboy Way presents beginner friendly honky tonk lessons that help participants move with the rhythm and build practical skills for Texas dancehalls. Instruction is led by an active Texas cowboy and set to Western swing and classic country, reflecting how locals dance when live bands play. Open to complete beginners, the focus is on confidence and solid fundamentals. The approach is straightforward, with no frills and no set routines, just authentic social dancing taught the right way.

Volunteer and meet new people at a relaxed Social Sort Night. It is a simple way to support a local organization. The evening begins with pizza and a quick overview of what needs to be done. Music sets the mood while participants split into teams to tackle key projects like sorting, tagging, and tidying the store. Friends are welcome, and the focus is on pitching in, learning the ropes, and having some fun together.

A breed meetup for poodles features a complimentary pupsicle for each poodle in attendance. Attendees can snap photos with new pals and share them on Instagram by tagging @muttscantina_dfw. The gathering brings poodles together for relaxed social time and connections among owners and their dogs.

The Dallas Cowboys face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX for a head-to-head showdown.

Modern fans of Magic: The Gathering can find recurring play at Ray’s Pharmacy. The focus is the Modern format, available twice each week. Entry is $15, and prizes are given as a pack for each win.

Meta TCG hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game event in the Standard format that welcomes both seasoned competitors and newcomers. Players of all ages participate, although only adult participants are shown on social media. Bring a Standard-legal deck and compete for pack-per-win prizes. Pre-registration is not required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to take part. The shop also buys bulk cards and Pokémon singles, so extra cards are welcome.

Enjoy specials on food and drinks while watching the opening game in a lively, upbeat atmosphere.

Plaza Theatre Company presents Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None at its Dudley Hall venue, marking the company’s 207th Mainstage production. Ten strangers are summoned to a remote island, where buried secrets surface with deadly consequences. As the guests are eliminated one after another, suspicion surges and trust evaporates in this tightly wound whodunit.

The Doobie Others bring their acclaimed tribute to The Doobie Brothers to Arlington Music Hall in Arlington, TX. Known for authenticity and high energy, they capture the band’s signature sound with care and conviction. The performance focuses on classics from the group’s peak years, featuring faithful takes on favorites like Listen to the Music, Long Train Runnin’, China Grove, and Black Water. Listeners can expect crisp harmonies, driving grooves, and enduring melodies that shaped an era. Each musician contributes standout skill and close attention to detail, blending accuracy with heart to mirror the original chemistry. With powerful vocals, finely crafted arrangements, and an engaging stage presence, the show channels the spirit of classic rock’s heyday and celebrates one of the most beloved catalogs in rock.

Each Thursday, Play Street Museum in Fort Worth offers a special session where little ones can burn off energy, strengthen problem solving, build social skills, and let their creativity flourish.