Events in Greenville, TX

At True Texas BBQ in Rockwall, a weekly SINGO Music Bingo night blends hit music with classic bingo. Songs spanning every decade and genre play while participants listen, mark their cards, and sing along. It is free to play and weekly prizes are available. Authentic Texas BBQ is part of the experience, creating an easygoing night for friends and families.

Escapology Rockwall offers its immersive escape rooms for $20 per player on Tuesdays. Expect movie-like sets, clever puzzles, and a game reserved exclusively for your group. It is a strong pick for a creative date, a family outing, after-work team building, or a fun night with friends who enjoy a challenge. Make the most of a weekday deal while you race the clock together for a memorable experience.

Explore a variety of DIY projects at Rockwall Painting with a Twist, welcoming creators of every age and experience level. Drop in during Pop In hours or reserve a spot, then choose a favorite project and make it your own with step-by-step instructions and inspiration guides. Space is limited, so reservations are encouraged, and it is best to arrive with enough time to paint and enjoy the experience.

Music Bingo brings an upbeat, quick-play experience to The Rusty Pistons. Short clips from well-known songs are played while participants mark their cards, racing to be the first to call bingo and earn the right to brag. The format is simple and welcoming, so no music expertise is needed. It is ideal for groups and offers plenty of photo-worthy moments. Multiple dates are available, so guests can choose a single night or return for more. To make the most of it, arrive early to grab a good table, keep your phone charged for pictures, and check the venue’s page for any age or cover details.

Video Music Bingo brings a high energy, sing along twist to classic gameplay at We The People Taproom Rockwall. Music videos light up the big screens while you listen for the songs, mark your card, call bingo, and compete for prizes, with winners announced every round. Expect a mix of throwbacks and crowd favorites that keep the room singing. It is free to play and open to all ages. The taproom offers an extensive draft selection, along with Happy Hour and Late Pour. Military members and first responders can enjoy a free American Wing Tour.

An adults-only, couples-focused wilderness survival basics course at Wind Point Park Lake Tawokoni blends friendly competition with teamwork and opportunities to meet other pairs. Over three days, participants build a strong foundation in both primitive and modern survival skills that serves as a precursor to other classes. Topics include first aid, signaling, regulating body temperature, starting fires, building shelters, procuring water, and land navigation. The course also reviews the tools commonly carried by survivalists and stresses a safety-first, priority-oriented mindset, with mental preparedness considered essential. Expect realistic, hands-on practice, substantial material to cover, and the likelihood of getting a little dirty. Price is $400 per couple.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert as part of the San Jacinto Music Series, presented every Friday and Saturday night from May through October. There are no performances on Founders Day or during the Independence Day weekend.

Set in downtown Rockwall, this farmers market features live music and more than 50 vendors offering fresh produce, baked treats, eggs from local farms, meats, honey, coffee, and more. Explore nearby boutiques and restaurants, make use of easy parking and convenient restroom access, and turn it into a relaxed outing. For the best selection, arriving early is recommended.

A weekend of wargaming featuring open play across both days.

Returning to the Hollow, this event invites locals to bring a non-local friend for an evening featuring delicious wine. The chef will have something tasty to enjoy.

The Rains Garden Club meets for its first gathering after the summer break at the Rains County Public Library. The agenda is still being finalized. Everyone is welcome to attend.

This monthly meetup at the Grand Heritage Club House offers networking and conversation focused on business growth and community connections. Attendees meet other professionals, get to know the chamber, and learn about local businesses. The format includes quick elevator pitches, brief business spotlights, opportunities to connect, and a short training segment to build skills. Breakfast will be available.

Designed for children ages 0 to 6, this morning open gym offers a safe space to climb, jump, flip, and play before nap time. It also provides a relaxed opportunity for moms to meet and for little ones to socialize. Snacks and coffee are provided.

Realtors are invited to a September happy hour.

Sponsorship opportunities for the Fore the Children charity golf tournament are opening soon, creating new ways to support local kids during the holiday season. The previous event raised more than $8,000 for organizations that serve children at Christmas, brought together over 20 teams, and saw sponsor spots fill quickly. Building on that momentum, this year introduces options such as hole sponsorships, tiered packages, a beverage cart sponsor, and additional ways to participate. Every sponsorship is tax deductible, offers valuable publicity for a business or cause, and helps deliver joy and assistance to children in the community. More information will be shared soon.

60 MPH, short for Meet Professionals Here, is a Rockwall Chamber speed networking program designed for quick introductions in an energetic, fast paced setting. Participants can build new connections efficiently, share who they are and what their business offers, and get to know other Chamber partners and area businesses. The event is complimentary, and registration is required. Plan to arrive early with business cards or brochures, and enter through the Innovation Room door.

A beginner friendly three day course that lays the groundwork for more advanced training in realistic wilderness survival. Participants build practical skills using both primitive and modern methods, including first aid, signaling, regulating body temperature, making fire, constructing shelter, obtaining water, and navigating on land. The class also reviews commonly carried survival tools and develops a mindset that puts safety and clear priorities first, with strong attention to mental readiness. Instruction centers on active, hands-on practice, so expect plenty of work, a lot of material, and a bit of dirt. Tuition is $250, and one youth under 18 may attend at no cost with each paying adult.

Swim Across America presents an open water charity swim in Dallas on Lake Ray Hubbard, welcoming participants of all ages and skill levels. The event marks 16 years in the community and continues the mission to help fight cancer.

Set in Downtown Greenville, this free, family friendly street celebration kicks off a weekend in the city and welcomes visitors arriving for the Cotton Patch Challenge Bike Ride. The lineup features Randall King as headliner with performances by Stoney Musgrove, Ryder Grimes, and Dustin Perkins. Arrive early to pick up dinner and drinks from local spots or food trucks, then settle in for an evening of live music and community fun outdoors. Additional details will be shared closer to the event.

Celebrate Fate 2026, presented by Fate Roofing Group, offers live music, food vendors, family activities, and community fun. The celebration concludes with a fireworks finale at Fate City Hall, continuing an annual tradition for the city.

FRESH Grill + Patio in Fate, Texas hosts GOODnGONE for a family-friendly night of Texas country music on the patio. The setting offers a laid-back atmosphere with a bar, food available, and shaded seating with fans for comfort.

The RCISD Education Foundation is rewinding to the 80s for the 6th Annual Evening for Education, blending retro nostalgia with a focus on current classroom innovation. This celebration highlights the journey from chalkboard dust and Trapper Keepers to robots and cutting edge technology shaping learning today. Guests can expect a polished gala with a retro modern feel. Semi formal attire is recommended, with an optional touch of 80s glam. The evening features a curated dinner and an exclusive live auction. An after party awaits in the Retro Arcade Lounge, where classic games pair with 80s hits from DJ Todd Helms. A giveaway offers two reserved seats, with entry by commenting a favorite 80s memory or must have item, then liking and sharing. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including the exclusive Retro Arcade Lounge.

Families can look forward to an evening of games, laughter, and good-natured competition. Options for every age will be on hand, from board and card favorites to interactive group play. The setting encourages everyone to relax, connect with one another, and spend time together as a church family.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at the Bikes for Tykes Teddy Bear Ride in Rockwall, a family friendly gathering with vendors, live music, and a silent auction. The truck will serve a range of favorites, including Maine, Connecticut, and garlic butter lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, a lobster-filled grilled cheese, and hearty soups like lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies and more. Order ahead in the app to move through the line faster and earn rewards.

A festive fall sip and shop at Rosini Vineyards highlights local small businesses and seasonal treats in a cozy setting. Browse boutique clothing and accessories, handmade gifts, permanent jewelry, candles, skincare and other self-care items, then enjoy autumn-inspired drinks and treats. This outing works for a day with friends, a casual date, or getting an early start on holiday gifting while supporting local makers.

This gathering is devoted to honoring Jarrett and supporting efforts that make a positive difference in the community. It brings people together to celebrate his memory and do great things for those around them.

A relaxed breakfast at Denny's Royse City for veterans, with no set agenda and a focus on camaraderie and conversation.

Hosted by the Lavon Area Chamber at Pizza Getti and sponsored by VBRG Realty, this after-hours networking gathering creates space for conversation and community connections. Members in attendance receive one complimentary drink, and appetizers will be available to share. It is a relaxed setting to meet new contacts and strengthen local business relationships. Consider bringing business cards, inviting a colleague or friend, and greeting others with a friendly handshake.

Connect with others over light bites at a networking gathering. Admission is complimentary, and advance registration is needed.

The inaugural Claudette Hatfield Memorial Bowling Tournament at Shenaniganz honors Claudette by supporting ongoing community work in Rockwall County and raising funds for scholarships. Teams of six, priced at $450 per team, compete for recognition at both the top and the bottom of the leaderboard, with additional fun prizes for participants. Each bowler receives shoe rental, bowling, buffet access, and one drink ticket. Teams play across five lanes, then turn in their scorecards to set the next brackets. A $30 option is available for non-bowlers that includes food, time to watch the action, and a celebratory atmosphere. A silent auction and the shared effort to continue Claudette’s legacy round out the experience.

Settle in for an evening of jazz with Night Town Band. The group looks forward to seeing everyone again.

This free diabetes education and support group offers guidance, useful resources, and a welcoming space to connect with others who understand, whether you are living with diabetes or supporting someone who is. Participants can take part in open conversations, hear expert insights, and receive encouragement from a caring community. The emphasis is on sharing experiences, asking questions, and learning together so no one has to manage diabetes alone.

A lively request-fueled show where John shapes the music around what the crowd wants to hear. Audience requests are encouraged from start to finish, and admission is free. The performance features Idalberto Perdomo on drums, traveling in from Cuba.

The Herman Marshall tasting room is a place to gather for smooth Texas whiskey and great music.

Unwind after work at a relaxed networking event in Rockwall, Texas that centers on genuine conversation and new connections. Meet new people, reconnect with familiar faces, and strengthen professional relationships in an easygoing atmosphere. Young professionals will have an opportunity to meet Young Professional of Rockwall's Advisory Committee.

A weekend wilderness survival course created by and for women provides immersive, hands-on training in a supportive, empowering, low pressure environment. Three female survival instructors guide participants of any experience level through core skills such as building shelter, procuring water, first aid, regulating body temperature, land navigation, fire making, signaling, and strengthening a resilient survival mindset. The focus is on practical learning that builds confidence to survive and thrive in the outdoors.

The 2026 American Rimfire Association Factory Outdoor National Tournament brings the rimfire benchrest community together for a marquee championship. A dedicated practice day features open practice and money games ahead of the competition. The schedule also includes recognition of the 2025 State and National Outdoor titleholders and season achievements, along with awards highlighting standout junior competitors. The event concludes with the 2026 Factory Outdoor National Tournament awards, where the national champions are announced.

Set outdoors on the lawn at the Brown House, this free, community-centered yoga session blends gentle movement, steady breath, and moments of stillness to support grounding in the present. Led by Yogadāna Yoga Studio in partnership with Wylie Parks & Recreation, it encourages participants to slow their pace, listen to their bodies, and reconnect in a natural setting. The gathering welcomes ages 14 and up and is open to all experience levels, from newcomers to long-time practitioners. Please bring a yoga mat and water. A towel or blanket for extra knee comfort and any preferred props are also welcome. Arrive as you are, move at your own rhythm, and settle into the moment.

A lineup of Dallas Fort Worth musicians pays homage to the music of Alan Jackson with a dedicated tribute performance at Southern Junction Nightclub & Steakhouse. The show celebrates his songs and body of work through live renditions by artists from across the DFW scene.

The 2026 Rockwall Firefighters’ Ball at the Hilton Dallas Rockwall Lakefront includes dinner, entertainment, auctions, casino games, and other activities, all dedicated to supporting fellow firefighters during their time of need.

Gone Country returns to Southern Junction for a homecoming event.

Hollywood Feed - Rockwall hosts an indoor adoption gathering with Kristen Bramble, welcoming both dogs and cats. It offers a comfortable place for foster pets to meet new people and other animals, and it can serve as a neutral setting for meet and greets with potential adopters. Many successful adoptions have begun at this store, making it a helpful opportunity for socialization and visibility. Event-ready dogs and cats are welcome. Foster dogs should arrive with a crate or puppy pen, wear collars and leashes, and display a DogRRR ID tag. Cats need to come in carriers. For puppies that have received only two rounds of vaccinations, place a blanket, tarp, or pad under their crate or pen so their paws do not touch the floor. Fosters must be spayed or neutered unless too young. Please make sure each foster’s photo and bio are updated online. RSVP is requested, and those without a current foster can still help by transporting a pup or kitty that needs a ride.

A relaxed morning open gym for children ages 0 to 6 offers plenty of time to move and explore in a safe space. Mothers can meet one another while little ones socialize and enjoy climbing, jumping, flipping, and playtime before nap time. Coffee and snacks are provided.

The 2026 American Rimfire Association Unlimited Outdoor National Tournament is billed as the premier unlimited rimfire benchrest event of the year. The day before the tournament features the PSL Shilen Challenge, and an open practice session with money games follows the PSL Main Event. The schedule includes a 2025 State and National awards presentation recognizing State Champions, National Champions, and season achievements, as well as Junior Recognition Tournament awards. The event culminates with the 2026 Unlimited Outdoor National Tournament awards, where champions are crowned. All participants are entered in a raffle drawing giveaway, and winners must be present to win.

Build confidence in the outdoors with a three day beginner class that serves as the foundation for all other training. Learn core survival skills using both primitive and modern methods, covering basics like first aid, distress signaling, regulating body temperature, starting a fire, constructing a shelter, finding and treating water, and navigating across terrain. The course also reviews commonly carried survival tools and focuses on developing a safety first, priority driven mindset, highlighting the mental side of survival. Training is realistic and hands on, so expect plenty of practice, a lot of material, and a little dirt. Tuition is $250. One child under 18 may attend free with each paying adult.

The Rubber Duck Regatta & Jeep Festival brings an energetic day to The Harbor in Rockwall, Texas, celebrating Jeeps, family friendly fun, community spirit, and plenty of rubber ducks. Look for activities centered around the regatta and Jeep culture throughout the day. Additional details and event information will be announced as the event approaches, so watch for updates.

Learn practical ways to handle extreme summer temperatures and protect your health at a friendly educational session at the Fletcher Warren Civic Center. The discussion explains how heat affects the body as people get older, why certain medical conditions or medications can make cooling down harder, and how quickly dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke can develop. Participants will hear straightforward tips for staying cool, hydrated, and healthy during the hottest months. A giveaway may be available.

Cookston Court hosts the Music on Main Street Series, bringing a variety of performers to an open-air stage. This installment features GOODnGONE with rock-tinged Texas country. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs for seating, and the nearby downtown shops and restaurants offer plenty to explore before or after the music.

The Royse City Chamber presents FunFest, now in its 36th year. Additional event information will be announced soon. For questions, contact Events@roysecitychamber.com.

Children ages 0 to 6 can enjoy a morning open gym with room to move, tumble and explore in a safe setting before nap time. It is a chance for moms to connect while babies and children socialize. Attendees are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes and bring trick-or-treat bags. The event features games, candy and prizes.

Def Leggend, billed as the world’s greatest tribute to Def Leppard, takes the stage for a free Concert by the Lake performance at The Harbor Rockwall. Expect the signature sound, look, and high-energy spirit of the originals, with sing-along favorites like Pour Some Sugar On Me, Photograph, Hysteria, Animal, and Armageddon It, along with more classics. It is a full-throttle rock spectacle made for an evening under the stars.

RetroActive performs classic rock on the patio at Fresh by Brookshire's in Fate. Food and drinks are available, and the atmosphere is welcoming for families.

Kids are welcome to wear their costumes for a Halloween-themed parents night out featuring a haunted house suitable for all ages, along with open gym time and games. Pizza and drinks are included so parents can enjoy an evening to themselves. Registration is available online or at the door. Suitable for children ages 4 and up.

Celebrate the launch of ACOTAR book six at a fantasy themed midnight release soiree. Guests can pre-order to reserve a spot, with cosplay encouraged for extra fun. The party features music by DJ Willie Boom, small bites, trivia, raffle prizes, and a specialty drinks menu, with the first drink included. Flash tattoos and a photography booth are available at an additional cost. A copy of book six is available as part of the festivities. Those who only want the book can pre-order through the website, and anyone who already pre-ordered but would like to attend can send a direct message to receive a party only link.

The inaugural Square Body Boogie brings together square body Chevy enthusiasts for a two-night, three-day cruise. Participants gather in Paris, Texas and head to Broken Bow, Oklahoma for the first overnight stop. The next leg travels to Mena, Arkansas for a truck show, dinner, and time with enthusiasts from Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The final morning includes breakfast before everyone departs for home. This cruise is limited to square body Chevy vehicles, and additional details will be announced.

Hosted by Kristen Bramble, this indoor pet adoption gathering at Hollywood Feed - Rockwall welcomes both dogs and cats. It offers a neutral setting for foster caregivers to help their animals practice social skills with people and other pets, and it is also a convenient place to arrange meet and greets with potential adopters. Many placements have started here, giving foster animals valuable visibility. Event-ready pups and kitties are welcome. Please bring a crate or puppy pen for dogs, make sure fosters wear a collar and leash with a DogRRR ID tag, and transport cats in secure carriers. If you are bringing puppies that have received only two rounds of vaccinations, place a blanket, tarp, or pad beneath their crate or pen so their paws do not touch the floor. Fosters should be spayed or neutered unless they are too young. Update your foster’s online photo and bio if they are not current. RSVPs are requested. If you do not currently have a foster animal, you can still support the effort by providing a ride for a pup or kitty that needs transport.

Designed for ages 0 to 6, this preschool open gym offers a safe play space with plenty of room for climbing, jumping, flipping, and free play. It is also a relaxed opportunity to connect with other moms and help babies socialize. Snacks and coffee are included.

Hosted at Wind Point Park Lake Tawokoni, this three-day intermediate wilderness survival course continues from the Level 1 class. Participants build on prior skills while adding introductory trapping techniques, game processing, and camp kitchen fundamentals. The course includes challenges that must be passed to qualify for the advanced level. Completing Level 1 beforehand is strongly encouraged, since that material will not be covered again in this class. The fee is $250, and one child under 18 may attend at no additional cost with each paying adult.

This festive bazaar features fifty church crafters and fifty vendors showcasing handmade Christmas decorations, unique gifts, home decor, specialty food items, and Texas pecans. Proceeds from church crafters primarily support local charities and Helping Hands. Admission is $1 or a canned item for the Helping Hands Food Bank.

Located in the heart of downtown Wylie, this popular spot puts music and revelry front and center. It offers a festive setting where the focus is on music and celebration.

A morning open gym for children ages 0 to 6 offers a safe place to play, climb, jump, and try flips before nap time. It is also a chance for moms to meet while the kids socialize. Snacks and coffee will be available.

Learn core wilderness survival skills in a three-day introductory course at Wind Point Park Lake Tawokoni. Serving as the foundation for other courses, it builds a solid base in both primitive and modern techniques, including first aid, signaling for help, regulating body temperature, building fires, constructing shelters, obtaining water, and navigating on land. Participants also review the gear commonly carried by survivalists and develop a safety-first approach with clear priorities, with emphasis on mental readiness. Training is realistic and hands-on, so expect an active pace, substantial practical work, and to get a bit dirty. Tuition is $250 per adult, and one child under 18 may attend at no extra cost with each paying adult.