Events in Grapevine Lake today

Set out on a trail run covering roughly 4 to 5 miles with a friendly group that keeps all paces together. The no-drop format ensures nobody is left behind, so it is welcoming for newcomers and still a solid workout for seasoned runners. Invite a friend, connect with other runners, and enjoy time outdoors with the Sun & Ski Sports community.

A friendly road run sets out from Epic Gelato, covering about three miles in a no-drop format suitable for all experience levels. After finishing, participants can relax and socialize at Epic Gelato.

Commander format games are the focus, and entry is free. A check in through EventLink is requested, and that check in comes with one complimentary can of soda.

Resistance Comics & Games in Roanoke hosts an open board gaming day that welcomes enthusiasts, casual players, and newcomers. Guests can bring their own favorites or pick from the shop’s board game library, and refreshments are available for purchase. Eating or drinking during play is only allowed with permission to help protect the games. Participants are asked to handle components carefully, keep hands and pieces clean, use respectful language, avoid taunting or harassment, clean up their area and return games when finished, and practice good sportsmanship. Cheating is not allowed unless a game’s rules specifically permit it. Patience and kindness are encouraged, especially when teaching or learning new titles. If you are feeling unwell, please plan to attend another time. For questions, contact the shop by phone or send a message on Facebook.

Unwind with mocktails and live jazz at the Cozby Library in Coppell. The Dallas Jazz Trio sets the mood, featuring Nick Garcia on clarinet, Sam Walker on guitar, and Chris White on bass.

At Inspire Yoga in Grapevine, this immersive 9D breathwork session centers on healing ancestral lines and releasing inherited stress. Participants use professional surround-sound headsets, layered soundscapes, and conscious breathing to calm the mind, clear old emotional patterns, and step into greater personal freedom. The experience welcomes anyone ready to reshape family dynamics or persistent life patterns, including cycle breakers, compassionate leaders committed to inner work, and those seeking to move beyond conditioning and cultivate a legacy of strength and resilience. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and consider layers since body temperature may shift during deep breathwork. Premium mats, blankets, and eye masks are provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a pillow, a water bottle, and an open heart. Class size is intentionally intimate, capped at 10 participants, with capacity limited by the number of high-fidelity headsets available.

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A live visit to Roanoke Tavern is planned, with a relaxed hangout at the center.

Enjoy Ken Ludwig’s fast-paced farce set in the opera world, featuring mistaken identities, secret trysts, and plenty of door-slamming comedy. Based on the style that made audiences love Lend Me a Tenor, this show brings rapid-fire wit for a surprisingly sweet, laugh-out-loud evening. The performance is rated PG-13.

Enjoy a live honky-tonk performance featuring HONKY TONK TIME MACHINE, with TY ELLIS & THE FLATLINERS. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM. The kitchen is open all day, so you can come early and grab a seat.

Texas country rising star Hayden Haddock brings authentic Red Dirt sound, chart-topping hits, and high-energy performances for a live night at Live at Roanoke Tavern. Expect a mix of traditional Texas country vibes and fan favorites, all in an in-person show setting.

Slushii is performing at Puzzles Deep Ellum in Dallas. The show starts at 9:00 PM. Tickets are available via See Tickets.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Four Seasons Market with jarred, single-serve cheesecakes made in Fort Worth from a recipe enjoyed for more than forty years. The market features a variety of local vendors with staples like produce, meat, honey, tamales, and jam, along with sweet options such as pastries, pie, cookies, and candies from area artisans. Expect a mix of favorite flavors packaged for easy grab-and-go enjoyment. The cheesecakes keep for months in the freezer or for a couple of weeks in the refrigerator, making them an easy pick for dessert, a gift, or a quick treat.

Catch Ken Ludwig’s fast-paced farce, Ken Ludwig’s A Comedy of Tenors, in which a world-famous tenor’s big performance spirals into mistaken identities, secret rendezvous, and over-the-top chaos. Expect rapid-fire wit and plenty of door-slamming comedy in this PG-13 stage production.

Head to Bohemian Bull Grapevine for Live Music - Blues at the Bull, featuring a blues jam with Mister Fantastic and other top blues musicians from the DFW area. The show is set up in a “jam” style, with each musician taking the stage for several songs, so each Sunday’s lineup stays fresh. Admission is free and there’s no cover charge.

Navigate a walk through maze filled with discoveries at every turn. Kids uncover fossils, pick up dinosaur facts, and take on three Mesozoic Missions that stretch across 150 million years. Along the way they imitate dinosaur behaviors, explore the Triassic and Jurassic periods, and become junior paleontologists through hands-on activities.

This weekly training hour is designed for women who want a supportive place to improve their golf. Each session blends focused practice and fun, low pressure learning, featuring TrackMan technology, guided drills, and coaching to help you progress at your own pace. Attend every week or drop in when it fits your schedule, with no membership required. It suits beginners and experienced players who want to build consistency, meet other golfers, and dedicate a relaxed hour to improving performance. Access is available by purchasing a single lesson or a package on the website.

Bring your little one for Baby Storytime at Flower Mound Public Library. This weekly early literacy program is geared toward babies who are not yet walking and includes gentle stories, interactive songs, and activities to support development and help caregivers and babies bond. Tickets aren’t required in advance, but attendees will need to pick up an entry pass at the Children’s Desk on arrival. Sessions take place in the Children’s Program Room.

Trace 250 years of Texas history at the Texas America250 exhibit, showcasing notable artifacts from the State Archives. The journey spans the era of Spanish missions and rugged frontier living through milestones in space exploration and more, highlighting how Texas has shaped the broader story of the United States.

Join a free Zumba class at The Sound at Cypress Waters. This high-energy session is beginner-friendly, so you do not need any experience. The workout will be held indoors due to cold weather, but you can still expect plenty of music, movement, and a fun group vibe. Bring your good energy and wear something comfortable for dancing.

Join the Coppell Writers Group for an encouraging, discussion-based writing session. Bring your notebook and pen and get inspired with tips from a variety of sources. You can also expect optional writing prompts and timed exercises, plus opportunities to share your work in a friendly, relaxed setting. This program is for adults 18 and older, and no registration is required.

Join the Coppell Community Chorale for their Summer Workshop, Mastering Your Voice. This is a one-on-one vocal coaching experience where singers perform a prepared piece and get immediate, personalized feedback focused on vocal technique, musical interpretation, and stage presence. Participants can register as a vocalist for hands-on coaching and critique, or as an observer who can watch and take part in instructor Q&A. The workshop is intended for high school students and adults, and vocalist participants will be asked to submit or choose repertoire as part of registration.

Motorcycle enthusiasts come together at The Bull in Grapevine for an evening focused on bikes, camaraderie, and live music. Happy hour pricing is offered, and the music provides the soundtrack. It is a chance to connect with fellow riders and enjoy the local scene.

Head to Fuzzy’s Taco Shop at Grapevine Mills for a Taco Tuesday celebration paired with music bingo. Tacos are one dollar off, and there are four rounds of play with prizes on the line. Expect themed playlists and sing along moments as you get two cards per round, listen to a short music clip, mark the matching song, and be the first to call bingo to claim a prize. Rewards increase each round, with $10 for the first, $20 for the second, $30 for the third, and $40 for the fourth. Bring your music knowledge and your appetite for a lively night of tunes and tacos.

This Music Bingo night at Pour Sports Texas features a musical twist on the classic game, with well-known tunes taking the place of numbers. There is no charge to play, and prizes are awarded in every round. Play unfolds across four rounds, with two cards available each round. Food and drinks are available, and the event is open to all ages.

A country music jam in Grapevine kicks off with The Country Squires, then opens the stage to other local country musicians as the night continues. Bring a guitar, a fiddle, and your dancing shoes to take part.

Music Bingo is coming to The Sports Garden DFW for a high-energy, all-ages night of song snippets and themed playlists. You’ll mark off songs on your bingo cards based on the announced pattern, then yell “BINGO!” to win prizes. The night runs with 4 rounds, featuring prizes every time, plus you can enjoy food and drinks from Sports Garden.

Enjoy an age-appropriate Toddler Storytime for children ages 2 to 3. Expect interactive stories, songs, and activities designed to help toddlers build early literacy skills while getting comfortable in the library setting. No registration is required, but families should pick up an entry pass at the Children’s Desk when they arrive.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night at Guitars & Growlers Flower Mound with a variety of categories designed to challenge teams while you take advantage of deals on local craft beer and food. It is free to play, teams can include one to six players, and prizes are awarded to the top three finishers. Seating is first come, first served. Each team needs only one smart device such as a phone, tablet, or laptop to submit answers, and it should be fully charged. Faster correct responses earn more points, and bringing an external charger can help you stay powered up through the final round.

Chicken N Pickle in Grapevine hosts a weekly live trivia night that is free to play. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top scorers. Participants can also request three complimentary clues before the game by signing up online.

Bring your newest walkers to a weekly Little Walkers Storytime session with age-appropriate stories and songs. This 20-minute program is geared for toddlers up to age 2 and focuses on early literacy through interactive storytelling and music, plus time for social play with other little ones. Check in at the Children’s Desk for an entry pass on arrival.

The Kiwanis Club of Coppell hosts an in-person meeting at the Coppell Family YMCA that welcomes anyone interested in strengthening the community through service, youth leadership, and local impact. Attendees can connect with service-minded neighbors and volunteers, learn how Kiwanis Clubs support kids, schools, and neighborhoods, explore ways to get involved from the ground up, and share ideas that help shape a service-driven, community-first future in Coppell. Current and former members of Key Club, Circle K, Builders Club, and K-Kids are encouraged to bring their experience and insights. The meeting follows a structured agenda that begins with a welcome, the Pledge of Allegiance, an invocation, and the Kiwanis pledge. It continues with introductions of visiting district and division officers, Service Leadership Program representatives, interclubs, new members, and guests. Updates cover communications and board actions, along with upcoming projects, meetings, and events. Committee reports highlight membership, public relations, community service and fundraising, service leadership programs, and financial review. There is time to recognize member milestones and achievements, including inductions, awards, publicity, birthdays, and anniversaries, with appreciation expressed to visitors. Presentations may include certificates and other acknowledgments, followed by a brief Kiwanis education moment about the organization, benefits, resources, and how to join. A program with a speaker is included, with introductions and thanks before adjournment. This gathering takes place in the Allen Room, located upstairs to the left at the Coppell Family YMCA. All are welcome.

Toyota Trail Riders meets on the second Thursday each month at Chill - Grapevine, bringing Toyota enthusiasts together for conversation and a meal while learning more about the club. Some attendees arrive early to socialize. After the meeting, the group heads to the parking lot to talk through builds and look over the rigs. The club welcomes families and enjoys sharing the hobby with future generations.

Put your trivia skills to the test with a live Jeopardy experience at Bohemian Bull Grapevine. Prizes are awarded, and the atmosphere is lively and full of laughs.

The event features three rounds in the Pauper format with 60-card decks. Entry is $10 and includes one Standard Play Booster with entry. Prizing follows a PPW structure.

Put your knowledge to the test at a free live trivia night at The 206 Brewery. There is no cost to participate, and high-scoring teams can take home fun prizes. Participants can also sign up in advance to receive three free trivia hints before the game.

Catch Ian Bagg for a live comedy show at Addison Improv. The performance is scheduled for Thursday evening, with doors/showtime listed as 7:30 PM.