Events in Greenville, TX

Start the day exploring new business possibilities over coffee and conversation. Each Friday offers a chance to connect with local business professionals and build meaningful relationships.

At Brunch House in Rockwall, this relaxed paint-and-sip blends creativity with a laid-back brunch vibe. Step-by-step guidance makes it welcoming for first-timers as well as experienced painters, so you can enjoy time with friends, sip mimosas, and leave with a canvas you are proud of. Each ticket includes one complimentary beverage, and limited-time menu items created for the occasion will be available to purchase. The session runs with a minimum of five painters and is capped at sixteen to keep things social and easygoing.

Experience the DMA through a bimonthly gallery talk series designed for adults and offered free of charge. Art Beyond Sight features educator and disability advocate Erica Kress guiding a tour that highlights artists who have experienced vision loss or blindness. Attendees use blind simulation glasses and additional tools to engage with works from the DMA collection, encouraging a new and inclusive perspective in the galleries.

Fridays at Cibo Cucina Italiana feature a Social Night that pairs Italian flavors with a lively setting at a smart price. For $29 per person, the experience includes an appetizer that can be shared or ordered individually, a choice of pizza or a pasta such as Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and one drink with options like Italian beer, house wine, or a cocktail. It suits a date, a get together with friends, or a relaxed evening out.

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.

Billie Jo Jones returns to Love and War in Plano, Texas for a live performance. Tickets are on sale now, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $22.50 in advance and $27 on the day of the show. Early purchase is recommended since the best seats are likely to go quickly.

Daniel Nwosu Jr., known as Dax, appears during a period marked by nearly four billion worldwide streams. After a run of 2025 singles embraced by fans and the country-tinged breakthrough Dear Alcohol surpassing 350 million streams, his cross-genre viral track Lonely Dirt Road fueled a sold-out headline tour that reached major cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. He continues that momentum in 2026 with new releases like Temptation, God, Can You Hear Me?, and Caught You In The Bed already available, with more music and additional headline dates on the horizon. Ticket access includes multiple presales, including artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation options, plus a VIP package and a general public onsale.

OMH presents a vibrant Dandia Night filled with music, dance and celebration. Early bird pricing is available for tickets, and all proceeds go to charity.

A free, open-air concert series fills Friday and Saturday nights from May through October. Performances pause on Founders Day and over the Independence Day weekend.

Bayonne brings the 'Filters' Tour to Club Dada with Blue Capricorn. The Austin-based experimental avant-pop and electronic artist, known offstage as Roger Sellers, builds immersive soundscapes filled with layers, texture, and heartfelt resonance. The performance centers on his fourth album, Filters, extending the path set by 2023's Temporary Time with graceful melodies, smooth synths, touches of field recordings, and an uplifting yet tranquil blend of piano and percussion. The new material reflects a personal passage through the loss of his father toward a sense of acceptance. This event is open to all ages.

Jon B. performs at House of Blues Dallas with a show that welcomes guests of all ages. Denaron is slated to open, and supporting lineups may change without notice. For VIP seating options, contact HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com. Experience upgrades are available.

Corey Holcomb delivers candid, relationship-centered stand-up shaped by a long climb from neighborhood stages to a seat on Jay Leno's Tonight Show couch. His path began in 1992 when Adele Givens called him up for his first open mic, leading to a full-time career highlighted by top honors at the Miller Genuine Draft Comedy Search, the Budweiser Comedy Competition, Chicago Home Jam, and Laffapalooza, along with appearances at the Montreal Just for Laughs and Chicago Comedy Festival. His material reaches audiences across backgrounds and digs into the struggle to make relationships work, often framing the back and forth with a hunter and prey metaphor. He pairs pointed commentary with expressive stage faces to convey care even while he critiques. Screen and TV credits include the independent film Who's Watching the Kids, MTV and MTV2's Wild 'N Out, NBC's Last Comic Standing and The Tonight Show, 20th Century Fox's Like Mike, a recurring role on UPN's Half & Half, BET's Comic View, Fox's Mad TV, Comedy Central's Premium Blend, HBO's Def Comedy Jam, It's Showtime at the Apollo, Showtime's Shaq's All Star Comedy Jam, Tyler Perry's House of Pain, TV One's Rickey Smiley Show, and recurring character Robert Tubbs on Fox's The Cleveland Show. He has three specials of his own The Problem Is You, Comedy Central Presents Corey Holcomb, and Showtime Presents Your Way Ain't Working, and also appears in Think Like A Man Too and Adult Swim's Black Jesus.

Experience an interactive murder mystery at Blue Mesa Grill in Dallas, where anyone might turn out to be the killer. Follow clues, speak with suspects, and use your detective instincts to piece together the truth as the story twists and turns. The evening includes a three course dinner with entrée options such as Southwest Chicken Penne, Smoked Chicken Enchilada, or a Vegetarian Enchilada, plus Sopapilla Cheesecake for dessert. You may even find yourself drawn into the investigation as a suspect before the case is closed.

An outdoor movie series from Downtown Dallas, Inc. turns Main Street Garden Park in downtown Dallas into a countdown to Halloween, showcasing spooky favorites across four decades. This installment features a double feature with Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1h 24m) followed by The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1h 40m). It is part of a run of five Friday screenings celebrating horror, camp, and the supernatural.

Patch Fest brings complimentary family-friendly films to the Pumpkin Patch, with screenings of Zootopia, The Secret Life of Pets, Monsters Inc, and Scooby Doo 2.

Vince Staples performs at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas. Experience the artist live on stage in this ballroom venue.

At Granada Theater in Dallas, Book of Love reunites with all four original members to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut. The milestone arrives alongside an anniversary vinyl edition from Rhino Records and a career-spanning CD box set from Cherry Red Records. The group has returned to the studio with new music planned for 2026, their first release in more than three decades, and is performing a limited run of live shows to mark the occasion. Special guest DJ Lord Byron will appear, and the sound aligns with artists like Yaz, OMD, and Human League.

Enjoy free live music from The Ransom Brothers. Table reservations are available, and guests can enjoy dinner before the show.

KETTAMA makes a debut appearance at SILO Dallas. A signup is available to receive an alert when tickets go on sale, and those who sign up are entered for a chance to win two side stage passes.

Vinyl Tone performs covers spanning the 1960s through the 1990s. Fireball and Long Island iced teas are $4.25.

Set your sights on a half or full marathon with a training event at Fleet Feet Mockingbird. It welcomes runners pursuing a big goal, those returning after time away, and anyone focused on running well, avoiding injuries, and having fun. The session is with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, which hosts the Dallas Galloway training program.

Organized by the American Diabetes Association, this ride brings together participants with their friends, families, and coworkers to support people living with diabetes. Set at Community Beer Company in Dallas, it offers a shared, purpose-driven experience on the road.

Swirled Star Delights will be at the Lucas Farmers Market, offering a selection of fresh artisan breads that includes star bread, savory swirled loaves, gourmet cinnamon rolls, sweet bread loaves, and more.

Take part in the Clemmer Classic Pickleball Tournament, which offers multiple divisions and two play formats. Players may register with a set partner for pool play that advances to a single elimination bracket, and there is also a rotating partner round robin offered as a women’s scrambler. Registration is open with pricing of $40 for a first division entry, $15 for a second, and $10 for a third. Choose your divisions, team up with a partner, and experience competitive matches alongside the pickleball community. For questions, contact tournament host Melanie Feliciano at 714-791-2001 or mafeliciano@yahoo.com.

At the White Rock Farmers Market, Dallas neighbors can explore a producer-only marketplace that highlights North Texas growers, food artisans, and makers. Find seasonal fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, and farm eggs straight from local farms. Sample small-batch bread, jams, granola, and other handcrafted foods, then browse creative goods like soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and additional handmade items. Every product comes directly from the person who made or grew it, with no resellers, which helps support local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP benefits are doubled up to 30 dollars per day. Live music enhances the community atmosphere, the market takes place rain or shine, and pets and strollers are welcome.

PicklePawLooza is a pickleball tournament benefiting Dallas Pets Alive, presented with Must Have Mutts. Hosted at The Grove, it welcomes seasoned players as well as those who enjoy friendly competition, all while rallying support for pets in need. Registration is $150, and first place earns a $250 prize. Competition begins with pool play on each court, and the leading teams advance to a single elimination playoff bracket. Every participant is automatically entered into a raffle, with additional tickets available on site. Proceeds support Dallas Pets Alive and its work to give pets and their people a second chance. Space is limited.

At Market Square, the farmers market brings together fresh, locally grown produce, handcrafted goods, and delicious baked treats in a lively, family-friendly setting. Browse crisp fruits and vegetables, homemade breads and pastries, artisan cheeses and other dairy items, locally sourced honey and jams, and a selection of handmade crafts and gifts. It is a welcoming place to support local farmers, artisans, and small businesses.

Explore the Hi Line Farmers Market in Dallas’s Design District, a lively outdoor marketplace with local sellers. Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, meats from pasture-raised animals, small-batch baked treats, and handcrafted goods, along with other distinctive finds. The setting is easygoing and welcoming for all ages, perfect for strolling the stalls, enjoying a snack, and seeing what’s new. It works just as well for a weekly grocery run as it does for a casual day out, all while backing local businesses and meeting neighbors.

The City of Melissa Parks and Recreation partners with Namaste Fit to offer free outdoor strength training and yoga at Melissa Lake Park, weather permitting. Each session begins with a group strength workout, followed by a yoga practice that focuses on stretching, breathing, and balance. The program is open to all ages and fitness levels, and no advance registration is required. Bring a mat, water, and comfortable clothing.

Advance your handgun skills with a Level 2 training session at Critical Defense Group that focuses on building speed, accuracy, and self defense proficiency. After a refresher of key fundamentals, the curriculum covers clearing stoppages and malfunctions, shooting while moving, kneeling engagements, rapid reload practice, effective use of cover and concealment, barricade techniques, primary hand only shooting and loading, and a culminating course of fire. Participation requires prior completion of Critical Handgun Level 1 and Active Shooter CHC. Members receive a 50 percent discount. Bring a handgun in .380, 9mm, .40, or .45, a strong side hip holster with retention, a magazine pouch with two or three magazines, eye and ear protection, a ball cap, 400 to 500 rounds of ammunition, and an ink pen with materials for taking notes. Equipment and firearms can be rented for $20 with a reservation. For more information, email info@criticaldefensegroup.com.

PlantCon Dallas 2026 brings the largest plant hobbyist convention in the nation to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas in Hall C. More than 300 booths featuring plants, non-plant offerings, and reptiles will fill the floor, alongside plant sellers, artisans, workshops, presentations, and meet and greets. Expect a market, a children’s area, participation from local plant societies and organizations, special guests and a creator collective, community activities, a plant locker, a silent auction, and attention to accessibility and inclusivity. This annual gathering focuses on helping people discover, learn, and connect throughout an immersive weekend experience. Tickets are on sale.

Registration is currently open. Presented by THEM! TX Car Club, this annual car show invites owners of 1964 and earlier traditional hot rods, kustoms, and classic cars to participate. Motorcycles with a traditional style are also welcome to register. Spectator entry is free, and the event runs rain or shine. A portion of Elm Street near downtown Dallas is closed as enthusiasts from across the state and region converge on historic Deep Ellum, creating a one of a kind backdrop for the showcase. Expect hundreds of registered vehicles and thousands of onlookers with free admission for spectators, a blend of subculture and family friendly energy, strong community involvement, a vendor marketplace, a pinup contest, car awards, and an official after party featuring live music. For registration rules, show details, and FAQs, please refer to the event website.

Howl-O-Ween at Wag'N Bone offers a playful Halloween celebration for dogs and their people. Pups can show off tricks to earn treats from participating vendors, try Doggy Bobbing for Apples, and visit a fortune station for a spooky prediction. The Village will provide branded treat bags for four-legged guests, and Spooky Pup Cups add to the seasonal fun. A Halloween balloon garland creates a festive backdrop for photos, and local dog vendors will be on site to explore. Costumes for pups are encouraged, and leashes are required at all times. Admission is free, with an RSVP option available for updates. Free parking is provided in the underground garage.

Discover the new 5.11 scrubs line at the 5.11 Plano store in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Early shoppers can receive free embroidery with the first 100 qualifying pairs sold, and the first 100 purchasers will also pick up a limited edition scrubs patch available only at this location. Complimentary food, drinks and coffee will be on hand, and a live DJ will keep the music going through the afternoon. Designed for people who step up and handle every shift, these scrubs are built to work. Arrive early and bring a good appetite.

Explore a path that bridges the sensuous and the sacred through guided meditation techniques and thoughtful discourse centered on Tantra with a focus on chakra healing. The session presents Tantra as a tradition devoted to balance and heightened awareness, highlighting the union of complementary forces such as masculine and feminine, light and dark, fire and water, and the fierce and the graceful in nature. Expect conversation and practice that may touch on yantra, mantra or japa, yoga or mudra, and pranayama, along with the perspectives that inform these practices. Common misconceptions that narrow Tantra solely to sexuality are addressed, reframing intimacy as a mindful offering and a meditative meeting with the self through the other. Concepts are introduced step by step to encourage everyday integration, with attention to communication, emotional expression, inner spirituality, personal psychology, enjoyment of sexuality, intuitive development, self-healing in relationships, and material life. Instruction follows an approach rooted in ancient teachings. Class fee is $20. On select Saturdays, alternative workshops may replace this meditation and have different pricing, so checking the schedule is recommended. Monthly memberships are available.

Explore Bruce Nauman: Identical during a guided sketching tour led by a Visitor Experience Facilitator. Attendees are encouraged to bring a notebook and pencil. Pricing is free for Nasher members and for military or first responders, $5 for students and educators, $7 for seniors 65 and older, and $10 for adults. The tour is included with regular museum admission. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

The second annual Aishwaryam festival brings the traditions of Deepawali, Navaratri, and Aippasi to My Possibilities with cultural performances, live music, art, shopping, festive food, and family friendly activities. A light music concert by a live band adds a mix of melodic and upbeat tunes, and a dedicated food court offers Deepawali style dishes from partner vendors. Opportunities are available for dance, music, and vocal academies to perform on stage, and the Deepawali Shopping Mela includes vendor booths for presenting products, crafts, and services. Local businesses can participate as donors or sponsors with brand placement in event promotions that reach community groups across the DFW area.

Dutch Art Gallery participates in the Lake Highlands Art Tour with a still life painting demonstration by Patrick Michael Reeves on both days. He will demonstrate how light, color, composition, and brushwork bring everyday objects to life on the canvas. The Fresh Off the Easel juried show is also on display.

Savor a romantic evening at Cibo Cucina Italiana with a Signature Date Night Experience crafted for couples who enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in a warm, elegant setting. For $49 per couple, the menu includes one appetizer, one pizza of your choice, a pasta course with options like Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and a dessert to share. Ideal for anniversaries, date nights, or a special night out, this experience blends inviting ambiance with memorable flavors.

Cuddle up with adoptable foster cats at the Snuggle Spot inside DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company. Visitors can play with cats and kittens, take part in interactive activities, and try a matchmaking tool that helps identify a feline that fits their home. The experience supports cats in the program and offers a welcoming way to connect with a community of fellow cat lovers.

Slow the pace and explore how your life moves in rhythm with the seasons in a two-hour Envision workshop centered on trusting divine timing. With the fall season as a backdrop, you will reflect on what has changed and ripened, what is concluding, and what is beginning to take shape. The experience invites you to notice the present moment and to sense what may be unfolding over time, even amid constant demands to move fast. Guided conversation, insight practices, breathwork, and reflection introduce the image of the cosmic wheel, drawing on Hildegard von Bingen’s view of the human as both microcosm and macrocosm. This lens helps bring your inner life back into relationship with the wider world. The workshop welcomes anyone navigating a full, fast-moving life, including leaders, caregivers, decision-makers, creatives, and parents, as well as those seeking greater presence, steadiness, and discernment. It is especially supportive for people who feel stretched by pace and responsibility or are in a season of transition or change. Ancient Breathwork, a rhythmic approach rooted in long-standing traditions, increases oxygen and supports the body’s natural release processes. Through this practice, participants soften internal bracing that narrows perception, steady the nervous system so attention can settle, widen the ability to notice what is here now, reopen imagination, restore clear and integrated thinking, and support calm, grounded decisions. No prior breathwork experience is required. You will leave with practical insight and a felt understanding of how to slow a moment, notice what becomes visible, and trust the cadence of your life. Time is set aside for integration so you can give language to what the body noticed, gather what felt important, and carry a simple point of focus into the season ahead. Cost: $60.

Celebrate the season at Harmony Science Academy Dallas Elementary during a Fall Festival Open House with games, food, music, and trunk-or-treat activities that families can enjoy together.

Frances Bagley, a Dallas-based artist, leads a gallery tour of Bruce Nauman: Identical. She will reflect on intersections between her practice and Nauman’s, including the use of cast bodies, architectural components, and film and photography combined in layered installations. Bagley helped found Toxic Shock, a Dallas group of women artists formed in 1980 that examines power and politics, particularly as they affect women working in the art world. Toxic Shock is set to open a new exhibition in the Nasher’s Public Gallery. Admission to the tour is included with museum entry. Pricing is free for Nasher Members and for military or first responders, $5 for students and educators, $7 for seniors 65 and older, and $10 for adults. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

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City Hall Plaza hosts a lively celebration of reggae culture in Dallas, filling the day with music, food, and community spirit. Performances span reggae, soca, dancehall, and afrobeat, showcasing standout artists and entertainers. Browse vendors serving flavorful cuisine alongside handcrafted art and jewelry. Enjoy games, photo spots, and activities that keep the irie vibes going from start to finish.

This family friendly Halloween alternative centers on safety and community. Participants decorate their trunks and hand out treats to welcome families. For more information, contact Kathy McCarron at info@northparkpres.org.

Willowbrae Academy is hosting a free community Trunk or Treat with family friendly festivities. Activities include tattoos, pumpkin decorating, a pumpkin patch, popcorn, and chances to win prizes and giveaways, along with additional seasonal fun. Costumes are encouraged, and everyone is welcome, including current and future Willowbrae families and neighbors from the Plano community.

Costumes are welcome at this relaxed, come and go celebration featuring trick or treating with the animals. Admission of $15 provides access to the petting farm and pumpkin patch, and children under 2 are free.

At Waterbrook, this trunk or treat is an evening filled with sweets, costumes, and family-focused fun. Family-friendly outfits are encouraged, and candy bags can be filled by visiting trunks for treats.

Celebrate spooky season with cozy fall fragrances and sweet treats. Explore seasonal candle scents and pick up candy while supplies last. More details will be shared soon.

In Irving, Texas, MAA DFW Chapter presents a cultural program honoring Dashain and Deepawali, featuring food, music, and dance. Admission is $25 per person, and children under 6 may attend free of charge. For more information, call 646-789-2444 or 602-554-7365.

Skydive after dark at Spaceland Dallas with night jumps designed for qualified participants. Up to two loads may be offered if they fill. Jumpers must hold a B license, complete at least one jump at Spaceland Dallas earlier the same day to refresh familiarity with the area and outs, and attend the full safety briefing before boarding. Each jump costs $60 to reflect the extra flight time for multiple passes. All participants must carry a phone on their person during the jump and wear adequate lighting, which can be purchased in the gear store. There is no gear rental for night jumps, payment is required in advance, and Section 6-4 of the Skydiver’s Information Manual provides additional safety recommendations.

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.

12 Stones performs at Love and War in Plano, Texas. Tickets are available, including individual general admission along with reserved seats and tables. Pricing is $27 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Purchasing early is recommended for the best selection of reserved seating.

A country-chic evening celebrates and supports dogs facing cancer and the families who love them. The program blends fine dining, live entertainment, and moving stories that highlight resilience and hope. Guests can expect valet parking, a cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception, Sam Gannon of Fox Sports as emcee, a curated three-course dinner with a full bar, silent and live auctions featuring Louis Murad, a hat bar, spirited wine and whiskey pulls, and live music and dancing with Western Rewind Band. Support raised through the gala helps provide life-extending treatments, compassionate care, and vital assistance for families navigating a difficult diagnosis for a beloved pet. The goal is more birthdays, more walks, more cuddles, and more cherished moments together.

Presented by Spune, this all-ages concert features Mom Jeans with support from Harrison Gordon and Sobs at AM/FM - Backyard. Tickets are available.

A free outdoor concert series takes place every Friday and Saturday night from May through October, inviting audiences to enjoy music under the open sky.

Robert Ellis appears with David Ramirez at Sons of Hermann Hall, presented by Spune. The performance highlights Ellis’s latest album, Yesterday’s News, cut live to tape across two days and built around an intimate mix of nylon‑string guitar, upright bass, and subtle hand percussion. The songs favor rich harmonies, open tunings, and intricate fingerstyle that echo English influences like Nick Drake and Richard Thompson. His delivery evokes the wistful mood of Chet Baker and the lyrical interplay associated with Bill Evans and Jim Hall. Following the high energy of Texas Piano Man, this turn underscores his ongoing habit of reinventing his sound. NPR has recognized his adventurous approach and refined writing, while Rolling Stone has praised his storytelling and the New York Times has highlighted the emotional impact of his songs. Yesterday’s News is his first LP with Niles City Records, connected to the Niles City Sound studio he runs with longtime collaborator Josh Block in Fort Worth. Tickets are on sale now, and the show is open to all ages.

Glaive brings the God Save the Three Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all-ages concert with scheduled support from Tiffany Day. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show, and the support lineup can change without notice. The box office operates only on show days and hours vary by event. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, Citi cardmember preferred tickets, and a general public on sale.

At The Turner House in Dallas, the Well Community’s Monster Mash Halloween Bash blends festive fun with purpose. The evening features energizing music, good food, and creative activities, along with chances for meaningful connection, all in support of the Well’s mission to provide connection, support, and hope for people living with severe mental illnesses. Sponsorships deepen the event’s impact and reflect a community that shows up for one another.

Relive the sound and style of ABBA as Waterloo delivers a sparkling tribute to this legendary pop group. Striking costumes, rich harmonies, and high energy from start to finish bring the spirit of the originals to life. Expect plenty of moments to sing along, move to the beat, and enjoy a joyful celebration from beginning to end.

Artikal Sound System delivers a South Florida reggae sound shaped by years of playing together. Founded in 2012 by guitarist Chris Montague and bassist Fabian Acuña, the group first sharpened their craft supporting a variety of Caribbean singers, then expanded with keyboardist Christopher Cope and drummer Adam Kampf before taking a fresh turn alongside vocalist Logan Rex. After nearly a decade as a unit, they lock into a tight, powerful groove that gives their jazz-influenced singer space to move in both lyrics and performance. The music reflects friendship, dedication, and imagination, carrying a message of love and the simple joy of having a good time.

Entry opens before the performance begins, and tickets will be available to purchase. Plan for a smooth arrival so you can get settled before the start.

A Queen tribute featuring Patrick Myers in the role of Freddie Mercury comes to Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas. This performance celebrates the band’s music and is open to all ages.

The event is heading back to Hangtime and encourages people to stop by.

Experience a mix of concert energy and club atmosphere, with live music indoors and a DJ keeping the patio moving. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older. Tables are available.

San Holo’s True Love in a Made Up World tour comes to SILO in Dallas. You can sign up to receive a ticket on sale alert, which also enters you for a chance to win two side stage passes.

A weekly run and walk at White Rock Lake brings participants to T+P Hill for a route of up to 4 miles. In summer, a 9 mile loop around the lake is also offered. After finishing, many head out for coffee and breakfast. Weekly updates provide information about the earlier option.

Enjoy a lighthearted outdoor yoga class at the Toyota Music Factory Plaza in Las Colinas, where friendly goats wander among participants and may graze, nuzzle, or even hop up for attention. Dress for the weather. Please plan to enter the fenced area no earlier than fifteen minutes before your class, and expect extra time afterward for photos and goat meet-and-greets. Bring your own yoga mat or a large towel. Large towels will be available for all attendees, and bottled water, sunscreen, and bug spray will be provided. Participants ages five and older are welcome with a participating parent or guardian. Goats can nudge, scratch, nibble, jump, or step on you, and they are not potty trained. A sanitizing station and antibacterial wipes will be on site. All attendees must check in and sign a liability waiver before class. Masks are not required, and spacing is up to each participant during this outdoor fitness activity. No other animals are permitted, and children under five may not enter the fenced goat area. You are responsible for personal belongings. For questions about service animals, email at least 48 hours before your scheduled class. Any incidents or injuries must be reported before leaving. Policies include no refunds, no rain checks, and no exchanges. The organizers reserve the right to refuse service and may return or refund tickets or spots at their discretion.

Collect A Con brings together collectors and fans at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas for a celebration of geek culture and rare finds. Explore a range of vendors offering comics, toys, memorabilia, and more, with exclusive merchandise and activities taking place throughout the event. The focus is on collectibles, fun, and nostalgia for enthusiasts of all kinds.

This small-group childbirth education class is designed for those preparing for a first birth or growing their family, whether planning a home, birth center, or hospital experience. It offers research-based guidance, practical tools, and a welcoming, judgment-free setting where there is time to ask questions and focus on the birth experience you want. Learning is interactive rather than lecture-heavy, and both the birthing parent and partner are supported in building confidence and connection. Topics include understanding your choices for labor and birth, whether you are aiming for an unmedicated approach or simply want clarity about available options, and creating a plan that reflects your values and goals. Enrollment is limited to keep the experience personal, and registration is required. Exact location details are provided after registration. The fee is $200 per couple. For questions, email info@littlelilacs.com or text 817-381-0377.

White Rock Alehouse & Brewery hosts a Rodeo Barbie themed pop-up that blends Western glam with a love of pink. Browse a curated mix of local vendors and boutiques featuring handmade pieces and trendy accessories, all with rodeo-chic flair. Discover a permanent jewelry booth, personalize your look at the hat bar, and explore standout items from small businesses and local makers. Whether the vibe is cowgirl chic or full-on Barbie, it suits a girls day out, a date, or a relaxed outing with friends. Dressing up is encouraged, with sparkles and pink touches that fit the theme while you shop and sip.

Every Sunday, entry to the Irving Archives & Museum is free. Visitors can explore the galleries, get hands-on in Spark!Lab, or enjoy time with a special exhibition. Complimentary guided tours of the permanent exhibition are available on the first Sunday of each month. The free admission offer does not apply on Easter Sunday because the museum is closed.

Unwind with a gentle SloFlo yoga session created for beginners and anyone seeking a slower, more easeful practice. Guided sequences of simple, accessible poses connect breath and movement, with ample time to learn alignment, build strength and flexibility, and settle fully into each shape. The atmosphere is calm and encouraging, with options offered throughout so there is never pressure to keep pace with others. Whether you are brand new to yoga, easing back after time away, or looking for a grounding reset, this class offers a supportive start. No prior experience is required, and all levels are welcome. Held at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio. The practice is designed to leave you feeling relaxed, balanced, and more connected to your body.

The Market On The Strip spotlights more than twenty LGBTQ+ owned and ally small businesses, creating a lively streetscape of local restaurants, shops, salons, and bars. Visitors can explore at their own pace, with chances to catch a drag performance along the way, all while supporting small enterprises and celebrating Pride in everyday ways. This edition is sponsored by Forever Link2Link Permanent Jewelry, founded by Lucas and serving the DFW community. Inspired by his mother and a commitment to meaningful connections, Lucas crafts clasp free permanent pieces that honor love, friendship, and milestones. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, he focuses on inclusive, welcoming experiences at weddings, pop ups, private parties, and other special events.

At the Nasher Sculpture Center, this annual celebration turns the garden into a lively hub of creativity for families. Children can dive into hands-on art activities with guidance from artists based in North Texas and from farther afield, while live performances and food options geared toward children add to the experience. Proceeds support the museum’s education initiatives, sustaining programs that serve a wide community of children, students, and families each year.

Experience open play paintball with Team VM-J1:9 at Hunt County Paintball in Greenville, Texas. Teams will be balanced for friendly competition, and solo players are welcome along with families, friends, and coworkers. Equipment is available to rent, including the Alpha Player Package that provides entry, full rental gear, and 1000 paintballs for $50. Players bringing their own gear can choose field entry with high pressure air for $20. Pre-registration is required, and participation is limited to the first 30 prepaid players. The event flow includes on-site registration, a players briefing, action on the field, and a wrap up to close the games.

Girls in 1st through 5th grade are invited to a Hoop Dollz Basketball Camp and tryout in Plano, TX. All experience levels are welcome for a mix of skills training and competitive play. Participants can build confidence, sharpen fundamentals, and have fun on the court. Standout players may earn an opportunity to join the Hoop Dollz. The fee is $30, and registration can be completed by scanning the event flyer.

Kenny Feidler and The Cowboy Killers take the stage at Love & War in Texas in Plano with special guest Brennan Scott Greene. Tickets are available now, with choices that include individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Buying early offers the best selection of seating.

Velocity hosts a live viewing of the Austin Grand Prix, presented on large screens with food and drinks available. Attendees can also take a turn on the simulators to drive COTA. Admission to the watch party is free.

McComb Vocal & Drum Studio presents a live Fall Showcase at Acacia Collective in Rowlett, featuring vocalists and drummers of all ages performing rock favorites from across the decades. This professionally produced program spotlights the growth and commitment students have shown throughout the season, with a set that ranges from tender ballads to upbeat classics. Performing students do not need a ticket. Tickets are $10 plus tax when purchased online, and a ticket is required for all attendees ages 1 and up. Children under 1 may attend at no cost. Seating is limited.

A free, family friendly festival in the south parking lot features Trunk or Treat, inflatables, a Tot Zone, and a pumpkin patch. All ages are welcome. Volunteers may decorate a trunk for the best trunk competition or donate candy in the north or south narthex.

Trunk or Treat offers a playful twist on traditional trick-or-treating, with children in costume visiting parked cars to collect candy in one safe, welcoming spot. The church parking lot becomes a festive scene of decked-out cars, candy, and games, creating fun for the whole family. It is designed to foster fellowship and time together in a friendly setting.

A monthly swing dance social provides an easygoing evening of learning, music, and movement. The experience begins with a skill-building swing workshop, continues with a brief beginner-friendly lesson to get everyone comfortable, and then opens into social dancing. Newcomers and seasoned dancers are equally welcome, with an emphasis on building confidence and connection on the dance floor. Light snacks and drinks are provided, and guests may bring something to share if they wish. Attend on your own or with a friend. No partner is required.

BikeDFW leads a relaxed, no-drop community ride under the full moon through Downtown Dallas, closing out the year with a special edition. Riders meet at Pegasus City Brewery (Downtown Taproom & Brewery) for an easy, family-friendly route of about 8 to 10 miles, staying together as a group and enjoying the city after dark. There is time to socialize at the brewery once the ride wraps up. Recommended items include a working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, money for food and drinks afterward, and a camera for capturing night photos. This ride is weather dependent, and cancellations due to rain or cloudy conditions will be shared on BikeDFW’s social media the day of the event. This is a BikeDFW-led community ride, and participants ride at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and equipment.

A weekly line dance class by 410 Line Dancers takes place at HQ Dallas Dance Studio in Plano. It welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike, offers step by step instruction, and does not require a partner. The class features music and a sense of community, with an emphasis on fitness and fun. The atmosphere is friendly and full of energy, making it easy to learn and enjoy yourself.

At Majestic Theatre, an energetic concert pays tribute to Billy Joel by spotlighting signature hits and the stories behind them. From the creators of The Simon and Garfunkel Story and The Life and Music of George Michael, this show combines faithful renditions of the music with vivid visuals and thoughtful narration. It traces his journey from modest beginnings to worldwide renown, illustrating how his songwriting and performances have influenced multiple generations. The result is a concert experience that honors the music, reveals the person behind it, and celebrates a legacy that still resonates.

HLS Charities marks its 28th year on the course with a golf fundraiser at Waterview Golf Club. The tournament features a shotgun start so all groups head out at the same time. Registration is available for those who want to take part in this long-running event.

This monthly public meeting at Irving Cares features updates from organizations, nonprofits, and community members who serve Irving. Attendees can discover local resources, connect with others, and network. ICAN membership is not required to attend.

A midnight release fantasy soiree at Leather & Bound in Fate, TX celebrates the sixth book. Cosplay is welcome, and the evening includes music by DJ Willie Boom, small bites, trivia, raffle prizes, and a specialty drinks menu with the first drink included. Flash tattoos and a photo booth are available for an additional fee. Admission includes the sixth book. Preordering secures a spot through the website. Those interested only in the book may place a preorder without attending. If a book has already been preordered, a direct message can be sent to request a party-only link if space permits.

Enjoy a meal at Texas Roadhouse while supporting Barton Elementary School. This Dine to Donate event directs 15% of your food purchase to the school when you show the event flyer at the restaurant. Share the details with family, friends, neighbors, and fellow Barton families so every meal can help students.

Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano hosts a recurring themed trivia night in Plano that is open to all ages. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the top teams. Themes vary and have included Disney, Taylor Swift, pop culture through the decades, Marvel, Halloween, Friends, and holiday movies such as Elf. Scoring rewards speed as well as accuracy, so quick correct answers earn more points. Keeping devices charged and teaming up with sharp thinkers can help boost your score and your shot at prizes.

A relaxed monthly breakfast brings veterans together for friendly conversation and connection. There is no formal agenda, just an easygoing chance to catch up with fellow veterans over a meal. The gathering takes place at Denny's Royse City in Royse City, TX.

Military Brats from across the globe will gather at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott in Irving for a first-of-its-kind reunion that celebrates shared childhoods on bases in the United States and overseas. The multi-day program spotlights the 80th anniversary of the U.S. Military School system and creates space for classmates and friends to reconnect, with several alumni groups organizing school reunions within the larger event. Attendees can expect a welcoming hospitality suite with drinks and snacks, an early-arrival get-together, evening banquets with music and dancing, optional tours, and dedicated discussions and information sessions led by and for Brats. Educators who taught military Brats abroad are part of the story as well, and a complimentary airport shuttle serves the hotel for convenient access. Whether you were a Brat for one tour or for many years, this gathering centers on connection, memories, and the communities built around military life.

Network with area professionals at Pizza Getti in Nevada, Texas during the Lavon Area Chamber Business After Hours, with sponsorship from VBRG Realty. Members receive one complimentary drink, and shared appetizers will be available. Attendees can meet new contacts, exchange business cards, and grow community ties. Bringing a friend is encouraged.

Women In Need partners with Shenaniganz Entertainment Center in Rockwall, TX for a Halloween themed night that supports Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A $19.99 Play Pass includes go-karts, bowling, mini golf, and laser tag, and 50 percent of Play Pass sales benefit WIN. Dining makes a difference as well, with $5 from every entrée donated to the cause. Live music from Everett and the Big Deal fills the VIP Z Lounge, where bowling lane sponsorships are available for $600. A Halloween costume contest brings extra excitement. Every game played and meal enjoyed helps local survivors and families impacted by domestic violence.

At Buffalo Creek Golf Club, the 10th Annual Ben Parks Golf Classic brings golfers, supporters, and community members together for a meaningful four-person scramble that celebrates the life and legacy of Ben Parks. The tournament raises funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Texas and reflects the values he championed, including mentorship, perseverance, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Since 2017, this tradition has honored a respected leader, mentor, and friend while helping local youth build character and grow into confident leaders on and off the course. Sponsorship opportunities and team registration are available.

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.

At SDR Diesel Engine & Performance, a family friendly Halloween celebration features trick or treating, kids activities, and a dedicated candy area. Visitors can see the trucks on site. Free hot dogs will be served, and adult beverages will be available. Costumes are encouraged, with a focus on community, fun, and plenty of treats.

Boo on Ballard returns to downtown Wylie as more than 80 local businesses and nonprofit groups line the street to hand out candy to little ghosts, superheroes, princesses, dinosaurs, and every other creative costume that shows up. With Ballard closed to traffic, families can enjoy safe, walkable trick or treating, and admission, parking, and candy are all free. New Hope will be serving the community with complimentary hot dogs, cotton candy, and water. Volunteers can support the effort by grilling hot dogs, spinning cotton candy, distributing water, and helping with a variety of other tasks. It offers a welcoming way to serve the community, connect with neighbors, and meet new people through New Hope at Boo on Ballard.

Presented in partnership with the Dallas Literary Society, this in-person program features Argentine-Spanish novelist and poet Andrés Neuman in conversation with Deep Vellum's Will Evans. Recognized by Granta among the leading young writers in Spanish, Neuman is known for an inventive, boundary-crossing approach that explores memory, migration, and identity with lyrical focus. A Q&A and book signing will follow the discussion. Admission is free with RSVP and the program is open to the public.

Catch the NFL action at Legacy Hall, where featured matchups play on huge indoor and outdoor screens and the atmosphere buzzes with football energy from kickoff to the final whistle. Primetime games on Monday, Thursday, and Sunday nights share the spotlight with special watch parties, so every big moment is easy to follow whether you are cheering your team or tracking a fantasy lineup. Fuel the experience with ice-cold craft beer from Unlawful Assembly Brewing Company, chef-driven bites from the hall’s eateries, game-day drink specials, and plenty of choices from bars and kitchens throughout the venue. For outdoor viewing in the Lexus Box Garden, note that this open-air space may delay or cancel programming if severe weather is nearby to keep guests safe. Plan for changing conditions and be aware that umbrellas are not allowed during concerts. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Table reservations have a last-call check-in, and unclaimed tables may be forfeited. Refunds are not available.

Celebrate Halloween with a relaxed, costume-friendly stroll that starts and finishes at Legacy Hall. Participants gather, then head through Legacy West to share candy with people along the way before returning for an evening party that goes late into the night. TNSR provides small bags and candy for handing out, and bringing an extra bag or two to contribute is appreciated. Costumes are welcome but optional, the event is free and open to everyone, and anyone who would rather skip the walk can still dress up and enjoy the party afterward. Those hoping to be in the annual group photo should plan to arrive at Legacy Hall before the stroll departs.

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.

Haunt the Halls brings a festive Halloween experience to the Anna Municipal Complex and Anna Community Library. Children can collect treats while exploring the buildings, see how City departments have transformed their spaces for the season, and help choose the decorations they like best. Costumes are welcome.

Celebrate the second annual Boo Bash at Paula Walker Elementary, featuring family-friendly music and dancing, spooky activities, and plenty of fun for all ages. Costumes are encouraged, and a contest with prizes will recognize winners in Individual, Family, and Teacher categories. The PTO will be onsite offering concessions, with concession tickets available in advance. Options include a hot dog combo with chips and a soda, a nacho combo with cheese and chips plus a soda, and a la carte selections such as fresh-popped popcorn, assorted chips and candy, and drinks including Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Dr Pepper, Capri Sun, and water. All Paula Walker students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the entire event, and guardians are required to remain with their students throughout.

This annual fall celebration offers a full evening of family-friendly fun with a costume contest, a bounce house, remote control monster truck races, a petting zoo, food trucks, and a haunted house. The Candy Trail features games and plenty of treats, and guests are encouraged to arrive in costume and bring a candy bucket. Admission is $10 per person with no refunds. The haunted house welcomes all ages, and children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Parking is available at the Valley Ranch Library, with shuttle service every 15 minutes for pickup and drop-off. Sponsored by LandCare.

Mason Lively returns to Love and War in Plano for a bluesy evening featuring special guest Kyle Garrett. Tickets are on sale with options that include individual general admission, reserved seats, and reserved tables. Pricing is $19.50 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

Get into spooky season at the fifth annual Halloween party at Boogies, featuring a night of dancing, DJs, a costume contest with prizes, a specialty themed drink menu, and pop-ups from spooky vendors. Check-in upon arrival to receive your wristband and any ticket add-ons. You can check in for a friend, and a wristband is required for entry. Two entry lines will be available, with a fast pass lane included in VIP tickets. Ticket options include $15 earlybird, $20 general admission, and a limited $50 VIP package that adds fast pass entry, a complimentary drink, and event admission. Street parking is available, though ride share is encouraged. Fettii users can apply code 101 for up to three free rides if new or 50 percent off the next three rides if existing. All sales are final, but tickets can be transferred to a friend. For questions, send a direct message to @101media_events on Instagram.

Volunteers from the Kiwanis Club of Coppell will support neighbors facing hunger by serving at Metrocrest Services’ Client Choice Pantry. Efforts in the pantry help the organization provide more than 10,000 meals each day, and volunteers are essential to keeping services running smoothly. Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing suitable for indoor work such as a t-shirt with jeans or shorts. Park in volunteer-designated areas and leave the row closest to the pantry for clients. Enter through the double sliding doors beneath the Pantry sign to check in on the tablet, then store personal items in the provided lockers. Group leaders are encouraged to share these details with their teams. If plans change, cancel your spot so another volunteer can serve, and note that three missed shifts may lead to dismissal. Bring any time log that needs verification if you require proof of hours.

A spooky celebration of the S1000RR features several RRs on display, with staff presentations explaining what sets the S1000RR apart as a top sport bike. A costume contest follows the presentations. Co-hosted by Team Bad Financials.

This opening party features a costume competition, bags of goodies, snacks alongside treats, and a photo booth for pictures. It is a chance to dress up, pick up some goodies, and snap a few photos.

Trunk-or-Treat at First Christian Church of Plano features trick or treating among decorated trunks, along with games, activities, and plenty of candy. The parking lot becomes a festive space with fun for kids of all ages, and costumes are encouraged. This free community event welcomes everyone to enjoy treats and family friendly activities.

Unburden what still weighs on your heart at a guided ritual at Breathe - Meditation & Wellness in Dallas. Through thoughtful reflection and journaling, you will identify the memories, patterns, and emotions that are ready to be laid to rest. Writing on burn paper, you will symbolically let go of what has lingered to create room for healing, peace, and renewal. The experience continues with a meditation focused on grounding and a sound bath with gong, crystal bowls, ocean drum, and chimes, then concludes with time for integration. It is designed for anyone ready to move beyond lingering relationship ties, grief, resentment, fear, shame, regret, the stories you have been carrying, and stagnant energy. Costumes are welcome but not required. Admission is $60. Set a clear intention to release what haunts you and call your energy back.

A spooky celebration with Israel and the Sweet Sound Band fills Splits Sports Grill inside Bowl-A-Rama with live music, dancing, and Halloween fun. Costumes are encouraged, and food and cold drinks are available for a festive night out.

Costumed kids and families can enjoy candy, playful spooky scenes, and family friendly fun for everyone. The celebration begins in Center Court.

Little Big Town performs live in concert at Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas, USA. This event features the group on stage in Dallas.

Set inside The Landmark on Lee Street in Greenville, TX, this immersive speakeasy-style production brings four notorious true crime tales to life on stage. The mood is ominous and intimate, echoing the sensation of walking into a live version of a favorite true crime podcast. Admission includes four premium cocktails, and the experience blends storytelling and theatricality with a dark twist.

Dexter and the Moonrocks lead a live show with special guests Cigarettes @ Sunset and High June. This is an all ages event, and guests who are 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general and standing room only, with no seats available. Set and start times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so plan to access them on your device. A bag policy is in effect, and venue guidelines apply. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges, and no COVID protocols are in place for this event.

At Union Station Dallas, The Great Gatsby Party returns with a glamorous, mysterious celebration shaped by the season’s spooky spirit. Guests encounter an opulent atmosphere with immersive entertainment, showstopping performances, and attentive hospitality, echoing the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties. The hallmark spectacle, decadence, and revelry of this signature event arrive with a Halloween twist, creating one unforgettable night in Dallas.

Hang Time Sports Grill & Bar in Rowlett hosts The Real Make Shift Band for a night of live music, drinks, and food. Expect a high energy mix of rock, pop, R&B, funk, and dance favorites performed loud and live to keep the energy up. There is no cover charge.

Enjoy free exhibition admission on the first Sunday of each month through DMA FREE First Sundays: Access for All. Visitors can explore exhibitions at no cost, take part in on-site programming, and discover a permanent collection spanning more than 5,000 years. This initiative is supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

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.

Pop-Up Park brings together games, music, and lighthearted fun in an easygoing outdoor setting. It offers a simple way for families and friends to spend time together outside.

BYO members take over the stage at Tailgaters Plano in Plano, TX for an All Hands Jam featuring rock and roll from across the musical map. The night rolls out a steady stream of familiar songs played live and loud, sometimes with extra-long guitar solos. Cold beer and classic bar food are available while the music keeps going.

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.

Meet Jess at an in person signing for her new book, Prime Cuts, inside the Cooking Connection at the H-E-B in Rockwall. No tickets or reservations are needed.

Doja Cat appears at American Airlines Center in Dallas. This arena event spotlights the artist in a live setting.

REF's I-30 Classic Golf Scramble, presented by Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, brings golfers and sponsors together on the course in support of education. Participation helps the REF provide creative resources for teachers and enriching learning opportunities for Rockwall ISD students.

A community blood drive takes place at Trinity Baptist Church, with advance appointments available and donors without appointments also accepted. These ARC drives are scheduled on the first Friday in every other month. Since 2021, 31 drives have collected more than 940 units of blood, which could benefit up to 2,820 people. Partners supporting the effort include the American Red Cross, Appreciation Printing, Complete Care Pharmacy, NTX Digital, Perfect Balanced Life, the Rotary Club of Royse City, and Trinity Baptist Church.

A community food drive is gathering non-expired, shelf-stable groceries to support ongoing relief efforts. The Cares Committee, in collaboration with ICNA Relief and DFWROS, is collecting items such as basmati rice, flour, sugar, salt, vegetable oil, pasta, cereal, canned tuna, canned chickpeas, canned fruit and vegetables, peanut butter, boxed mac and cheese, instant noodles, qranola bars, and other pantry staples. Donations can be placed in the donation box located in the VRIC Main and North Lobby.

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.

Sundance Head returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are available with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are priced at $22.50, and the day-of price is $27. Purchasing early can help secure preferred seating.

Comedian Ryan Hamilton takes the stage at Addison Improv in Dallas with a set that is clean, quick-witted, and warm. Look forward to plenty of laughs, easygoing charm, and memorable storytelling throughout the show. Recognized for a relatable voice in stand up, he shares stories with charm and wit.

First Saturday at Blackland Prairie Raptor Center features hands-on, family friendly activities, games, and guided trail experiences. A live raptor program brings ambassador birds up close while sharing how these species fit into the ecosystem. Photography is welcome. This edition centers on the Pollinator Paradise theme with a focus on attracting backyard wildlife. Highlights include tips for creating wildlife friendly spaces at home, a station to help certify a backyard habitat, pocket prairie learning, face painting, photo opportunities, education stations, a prairie walk, enrichment building, making seed packets or seed bombs, and Agents of Discovery, along with other themed offerings. A Quiet Area with sensory friendly activities, presented in partnership with Sensory Days Dallas, will be available at all family events. Proceeds from ticket sales support the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, a small, self sustaining nonprofit dedicated to caring for raptors, protecting the Blackland Prairie, and providing educational programs for families. As an outdoor experience, plans may change if heavy rain or lightning occurs. If postponed, tickets may be used for the rescheduled date or a future First Saturday, or considered a donation to support the mission. Updates or changes are sent by email.

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.

A low cost clinic at Irving Supply & Feed offers care for cats and dogs, including vaccinations, microchips, fecal exams, heartworm tests, and preventives for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Clients are assisted in the order they arrive and no appointment is needed. Pre-registration is available for new clients. Additional details about locations, schedules, services, and pricing are available on the organizer’s website.

Plano Kawasaki Suzuki presents a relaxed coffee meetup for riders and drivers, now expanding beyond motorcycles to include cars. This casual get-together invites motorcyclists to roll in and connect, welcomes car owners to bring their four-wheel vehicles, and makes space for anyone curious about bikes to be part of the conversation. Participation is open to all, whether you arrive on two wheels, four wheels, or simply stop by to enjoy coffee and talk shop.

Build the skills needed to carry confidently while completing the requirements for a Texas License to Carry in a hands-on course at Critical Defense Group. This class goes beyond the usual format with practical instruction on carrying responsibly, drawing safely from concealment, loading and unloading, and executing three types of reloads. Classroom topics include deadly force, nonviolent resolution, safe handling and storage, foundational safety concepts, and shooting fundamentals. Range time features live fire training drills followed by the LTC B27 qualification. Online registration and prepayment are required, and enrollment is limited to the first 16 students. Savings are available for first-time attendees with the code FIRST50 at checkout, for pairs through a 2-for-1 option, and through membership that provides 50 percent off this course and future training.

An all-ages celebration of the intersection of art and books takes place at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. Create interactive paper sculptures with guest artists Narong Tintamusik and Marjaneh Goudarzi, and enjoy a complimentary snack from Ana's while supplies last. Explore local artist books in a reading lounge curated by K.Co Press, visit a pop-up shop offering Nasher catalogues, and participate in a free book swap featuring titles for both children and adults. The galleries host children's story times led by Nasher educator Paulina Lopez, and the program includes artist talks with Jeffie Brewer and Joe Milazzo presented by K.Co Press. Admission is free.

Moana’s Holiday Craft + Hula Party offers a festive, hands-on experience with creative projects, cultural learning, and upbeat movement. Children can make personalized gifts using the provided arts and crafts supplies, discover the storytelling tradition of hula through an interactive demonstration with Hula Dancing Moana, and enjoy Asian and Pacific Islander snacks and drinks. This event is for ages 2 to 17. Admission is $25 per child and includes one free accompanying adult. Advance registration is required. To register, message +1 (972) 559-9835.

Plano’s signature food and wine celebration returns to Legacy West, presented by Land Rover, offering a day filled with tastings, shopping, and lively festival energy. Explore an extensive selection of award-winning wines, creative cocktails, and mouthwatering bites from standout local restaurants. A Food Tasting Pass includes dishes from 15 handpicked spots drawn from a lineup of about 30 participants, with chefs competing for the People’s Choice Award. Expect names like Quartino, Truluck’s Ocean’s Finest Seafood and Crab, Earls Kitchen + Bar, Victory Tap, Toulouse Cafe and Bar, Taverna, Kai, Lombardi Cucina Italiana, The Renaissance Hotel Plano, Fogo de Chao, Tacodeli, Uchiko, Chiloso Mexican Bistro, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Shake Shack, Loro Asian Smokehouse, Amorino Gelato, Tande Craft Kitchen & Cocktails, and Burnt BBQ & Tacos. Wine lovers can enjoy more than 100 selections with a Wine Tasting Pass that includes 20 one-ounce pours, and spirits tastings highlight vodka, bourbon, tequila, and more. Beyond the food and drinks, browse local vendors, snap photos at a complimentary booth, and discover sponsor activations throughout the venue. Ticket options include the Visit Plano VIP Pass at $125, which pairs food and wine tasting with exclusive perks such as access to the Tommy Bahama VIP patio featuring island-inspired bites, two drink tickets redeemable for beer, wine, or the festival’s signature cocktail, shaded seating, and VIP activations. The Food + Wine Tasting Pass at $80 provides a signature event wine glass, 20 wine tasting tickets, and cuisine from 15 restaurants. The Wine Tasting Only option at $45 includes a signature glass and 20 wine tasting tickets. The Food Tasting Only option at $55 offers cuisine from 15 restaurants. Quantities are limited and may sell out. Presented with support from Land Rover Frisco, Legacy West, Lombardi Family Concepts, Prestige Community Credit Union, Saratoga, Park Place Acura, and Visit Plano. Organized by SBG Hospitality. This event is rain or shine with no refunds. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Children are welcome, though there are no child-focused activities.

Uninsured community members can receive free primary care at this clinic. It focuses on making essential health services accessible at no cost. Additional details are available through a QR code.

Bingo, Burgers, and Birds brings families together for games, food, and a close-up look at birds of prey. This family-friendly event features bingo with a shot at eight major prizes, a burger dinner, and a live raptor presentation with avian ambassadors. Extra bingo boards will be available for purchase to boost the odds. Held at BPRC, it blends friendly competition, a satisfying meal, and wildlife education.

Old City Park hosts a two day culinary celebration in a single location. More than 80 restaurants and a lineup of chefs collaborating with local farms will offer a wide range of bites along with pours to sample throughout the event. Guests can help decide the Best Bite, presented by American Airlines AAdvantage Mastercard. Both days include separate entry windows for VIP and general admission. Ticket options will include general admission, VIP, and weekend passes, with early bird access coming soon.

Created for dance fans 30 and older, this party revives the heyday of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s with a resident DJ spinning iconic club anthems. Expect high-energy production with vivid visuals, confetti bursts, and CO2 cannons, all set in a friendly, social atmosphere. Enjoy great music and a dance floor that delivers the fun without sacrificing the next day.

Dallas Haitians United presents its third annual fundraising gala, an evening celebrating Haitian excellence, culture, and impact. Attendees will enjoy elegant dining, live entertainment, and inspiring voices honoring Haiti’s innovation and future.

This event features Bonobo at The Echo Lounge and Music Hall in Dallas, Texas.

The 8th annual Toyota Music Factory Half Marathon, 10K and 5K offers in-person and virtual participation, benefiting the Irving Police Association. All three USATF certified courses showcase views of Las Colinas and Campion Trails on a mostly flat route, followed by a post-race celebration. Every finisher, including 5K and 10K participants, receives a medal and a gender-specific technical shirt. An extra challenge is available through the AMPT Champ Mix-n-Match Challenge. Those who prefer to complete the distance independently can participate as Virtual Runners through the AMPT Virtual Series.

The Darryl Lee Rush Band performs at Love and War in Texas as part of the Shiner Sunday series, featuring guest artist Aubrey Lynn.

Bryce Crawford brings Open Heaven, a live podcast experience and his biggest in-person event yet, to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Centered on faith, purpose, and everyday perspective, the evening offers a chance to hear his message in a face-to-face setting through meaningful conversation and inspiration. Live worship music led by a band adds to the atmosphere. Doors open early for an expanded pre-show experience with a curated space featuring faith-focused organizations, brands, and ministries. For entry, a clear-bag policy is in effect. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, as well as small clutch bags up to 6 x 9 inches.

NEHT Golf hosts a semi-pro tournament at Buffalo Creek GC featuring a purse that can exceed $10,000 with a full field. Competitors will face pristine, challenging greens set along the shores of Lake Hubbard, with course conditions typically in excellent shape.

Irving Masonic Lodge No. 1218 presents an evening dedicated to honoring veterans and welcoming the holiday season through community and hands-on creativity. A dinner program pays tribute to those who have served in the armed forces and recognizes the support of their families and guests. At the same time, a complimentary holiday wreath workshop for ladies, led by Southern Petals & Pour, offers step-by-step guidance to craft a seasonal wreath to take home while the Brethren conduct the November stated meeting.

General Hospital stars Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson bring their Stone Cold and the Jackal holiday show to Addison Improv, blending seasonal music, comedy, and interactive moments with the crowd. Platinum tickets, limited to 50, include early entry with priority seating, access to the sound check, the performance, selfies and autographs with Steve and Bradford, plus a post show photo opportunity. VIP tickets include the show and a meet and greet with a photo opportunity after the performance, but autographs are available only with Platinum. Guests should bring their own camera for photos.

6LACK performs live at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

The Rowlett community gathers to honor the brave men and women who have served the country. This ceremony features the presentation of the flag, a period of silence, keynote remarks, patriotic music, and a dedicated tribute to veterans. Each moment invites reflection and sincere gratitude for their service and the sacrifices made to safeguard freedom and the way of life they helped defend.

Celebrating 30 years in Rockwall, My Computer Guy presents a free, family-friendly open house with a Party Like It’s 1996 theme. Launched in 1996 with a few toolkits, a single phone line, and a commitment to pick up the call, the company is honoring the people and community who made the journey possible. Guests can explore the MCG Time Machine, a hands-on tour through three decades of technology featuring dial-up tones, retro devices, and 90s nostalgia. 90s trivia adds to the festivities. The format is drop-in, so a brief visit or a longer stay both fit. 90s attire such as windbreakers, scrunchies, flannel, and fanny packs is encouraged.

Experience a heart-centered evening of ceremonial cacao, guided meditation, reflective journaling, and a nourishing sound journey aligned with the symbolic 11/11 portal, often associated with alignment, clarity, and connection. This gathering provides a gentle pause to slow down, tune inward, and reconnect with what matters most. Cacao will be shared as a supportive plant ally to encourage presence, self-reflection, and an open heart, while the practices offered create space to step away from daily noise and listen for the wisdom within. The intention is not to become someone new, but to remember who you are beneath expectations and responsibilities. Participants will explore themes of alignment, intention, and trust, moving forward with greater clarity and connection to the path ahead. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Bring a mug or vessel for cacao, a journal and pen, a water bottle, and comfortable clothing, plus anything that helps you rest comfortably while seated or lying down. Capacity is limited, so registering in advance is encouraged. The cost is $60. Health note: If you are pregnant or have a condition that could be affected by cacao, such as certain heart concerns, consult your healthcare provider beforehand. Please hydrate well before and after the ceremony.

Katseye takes the stage at American Airlines Center in Dallas for a live performance.

Connect with fellow professionals at the Professional Women’s Alliance Morning Mingle, held at Belfioré Salon & Day Spa in Rockwall, TX. This relaxed networking gathering focuses on women in business, fostering collaboration, idea sharing, and relationship building to support community growth. Enjoy coffee and conversation while meeting peers and community leaders in a supportive setting. There is no fee to attend, and advance registration is required.

Explore new career possibilities at a Dallas job fair that brings together leading employers hiring now at the Doubletree Hotel Dallas Market Center. The event welcomes job seekers of all experience levels and showcases opportunities across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. Attendees can connect directly with recruiters, share resumes, and take part in interviews on the spot.

An evening centered on professional connections and community spirit takes place at Willow Pond Venue in Princeton. Hosted and sponsored by the venue, this Business After Hours gathering brings Chamber members and new contacts together in a relaxed setting. Attendees will make Christmas cards for friends at Princeton Medical Lodge and Viva Senior Living. All materials and examples are provided, so no crafting experience is required. Registration is requested to help the host prepare and ensure a smooth experience for everyone.

Hosted by Honey Gold Records, this open mic spotlights music, poetry, and spoken word while centering the voices of local creatives. The environment is kept family-friendly, culturally positive, and lighthearted, and it excludes political propaganda, profanity, or other harmful content. No registration is required and admission is free.

Jose Madero performs live at House of Blues Dallas in Dallas, Texas. This event features the artist on stage at the Dallas venue.

At the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration honors Karen Carpenter’s unmistakable voice and the timeless songs she created with Richard. This newly crafted concert from the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story blends a full band with narrative moments to showcase the warmth, emotion, and craftsmanship that defined their music. Audiences can look forward to singing along to favorites such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” VIP options are available. The Carpenters Songbook VIP Experience includes one ticket with seating in the first ten rows of Orchestra Center, a private 20 minute acoustic performance for VIP attendees featuring selections not in the main show, a meet and greet with photo opportunity, and a limited edition collectible laminate. A VIP Experience Upgrade can be added during checkout for those who already hold tickets and includes the private acoustic set, meet and greet with photo, and collectible laminate. Upgrade packages do not include admission, and a valid ticket is required to enter the venue.

A welcoming Momentum gathering for single mothers focuses on connection, encouragement, and community grounded in faith. Attendees can meet others, share experiences, and learn more about Momentum. This free gathering includes dinner and childcare, and children are welcome. Registration in advance is requested to assist planning. For questions, contact janet_e_garcia@yahoo.com or momentumcatholicsinglemothers@gmail.com.

Take a well deserved break while the kids enjoy a night of snacks, games, and fun at a parent night out youth fundraiser hosted at New Hope. Children from babies through sixth grade are welcome. The cost is $30 per family. Many families use this time to get a head start on holiday shopping while their kids are having a great time. All proceeds support New Hope Youth Summer Camp 2027.

Steve Byrne brings his stand-up to Addison Improv, showcasing a career shaped by range and consistency. Raised in Pittsburgh by a Korean mother and an Irish father, he built a following that spans television, film, festivals, and international stages. He created and starred in the TBS sitcom Sullivan & Son for three seasons and first broke out after winning a TBS competition in 2006. His Comedy Central Presents half hour earned a strong fan response, and his third hour, Champion, premiered on Netflix in 2014 following the Comedy Central specials Happy Hour and The Byrne Identity. On screen, his credits include The Dilemma, Couples Retreat, Four Christmases, and The Goods: The Don Ready Story. He has appeared on The Middle, Chappelle’s Show, The Howard Stern Show, NBC’s The Real Wedding Crashers, and performed stand-up on Conan, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Late Show, BET’s Comic View, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno a total of ten times. Byrne has played major festivals such as Just for Laughs in Montreal, Toronto, and Chicago, HBO’s US Comedy Arts Festival in Las Vegas, and the CanWest Comedy Fest in Vancouver. His touring history includes The Sullivan & Son Tour, The Jameson Comedy Tour, Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Tour, The Kims of Comedy, The Camel Cigarettes Sin City Tour, and his own nationwide Myspace Comedy tour. He has also opened for artists ranging from Kanye West and Mariah Carey to Modest Mouse and Spoon, and has performed for service members on USO tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, Japan, and Guam.

DFW Jeep Fest takes place at Coach Kenny Deel Stadium as part of the Heart of Melissa Fall Fest. Registration is open, and all clubs are welcome. Highlights include live music, a wide variety of vendors, food trucks, a children's area, a petting zoo, characters, ponies, meet Santa, eating contests, and more.

A Disney pin trading event in Texas brings collectors together to swap pins and expand their collections. It offers a relaxed, fan-friendly atmosphere centered on trading and the shared enjoyment of Disney pins.

Taking place on the second Saturday of each month, this farmers market features farm fresh produce, baked goods, artisan crafts, and a focus on community and fun. Explore a mix of items from various vendors and discover even more as you browse.

Hunt County’s 2026 Veterans Day Parade brings a celebratory procession to Downtown Greenville. The parade begins near Lee Street and Houston Street, moves west along Lee to Wright, then heads east on Washington. Highlights include floats, walking groups, bands, horses, a variety of vehicles featuring Jeeps and classic cars, and the participation of first responders. Veterans have the opportunity to ride in Jeeps coordinated by the Hunt County Jeep Club. Parade entry registration is currently open for participants.

Mahjong open play takes place at Acacia Collective - Coffee, Coworking, & Community Space as part of the DFW Swiftie Tattoo Fest. Five tables will be available with tablescapes provided, creating a welcoming spot for groups to play while taking in the festival’s offerings like tattoo artists, vendors, giveaways, and more. Capacity is limited, and a fest ticket that includes Mahjong access is required and also provides access to the full fest. Participants should bring their own Mahjong card, as cards will not be provided. Sponsored by Shauna with Sinclair Law Group, PC.

The Canines, Cats and Cabernet gala blends lively entertainment, including live music and auctions, with opportunities to meet adoptable pets from Operation Kindness Humane Society. Support for the gala helps Operation Kindness provide lifesaving medical care, safe shelter, nutritious food, and loving care to dogs and cats across Texas.

Get ready for a loud, heavy night as Texas Hippie Coalition makes their return to Love and War in Plano, TX. Tickets are on sale now, with options for general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are priced at $29.50, and day-of-show tickets are $35. Secure your spot early for the best seating choices.

Experience the sixth annual Red Tie Gala with a Broadway-inspired theme, offering an evening of show-stopping surprises, standout themed attire, a refined dining experience, and lively auction packages that keep the excitement going well past the final curtain. The event benefits Cancer Support Community North Texas, helping fund mental health and social support services for North Texans facing cancer and their families. Presented by Woot, this celebration takes place at Astoria Event Venue, located about five miles from Dallas Love Field.

Daughtry performs at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas as part of the 20 Years Unplugged Tour.

An early evening set from Lowside with Taylor DeLatte comes to Hang Time Sports Grill & Bar. There is no cover charge.

Experience the spark of American classical music as the Irving Symphony Orchestra partners with celebrated pianist Antonio di Cristofano for a vivid, high-energy program. Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G glints with color and clarity, while Gershwin’s An American in Paris brims with jazz-tinged swagger and city bustle. The evening highlights driving rhythms, resonant harmonies, and performances that capture the pulse and spirit of an enduring musical legacy.

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.

Explore the artistry of South Asian fashion at the ZN Fashions Dallas Winter Exhibition. The showcase highlights vivid textiles and time-honored designs, featuring elegant sarees, lehengas, and finely crafted shalwar kameez. Browse and purchase pieces that reflect meticulous craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Traditional jewelry such as jhumkas, teekas, and bangles adds a sparkling complement to the attire on display. Admission and parking are free. The event is hosted at Crystal Banquet.

Build confidence with your houseplants in a welcoming class designed for beginners. This hands-on session at Fancy Plants covers the fundamentals of houseplant care, including lighting, watering, soil choices, repotting techniques, and simple propagation. Everyone leaves with a plant to nurture at home.

Switchfoot brings the Forever Now Tour to Strauss Square with special guest Anberlin, setting the stage for an energetic night of alternative rock, sing along favorites, and open air vibes beneath the Dallas skyline. For nearly three decades, Switchfoot has shaped the genre through heartfelt songwriting and charged live shows, moving over 10 million albums worldwide. Their breakout The Beautiful Letdown went triple platinum, and Hello Hurricane earned a GRAMMY. The band has performed for more than five million fans across 40 plus countries. With a renewed focus on the present, they return with Forever Now, their fourteenth studio album and first in five years, a bold, guitar driven project produced by longtime collaborator Mike Elizondo. The record tells a cohesive story about the emotions of a final day on Earth, leaning into big guitars, big hooks, and big themes. Their impact also reaches beyond the stage through the Bro-Am Foundation, which has raised over $3 million across two decades to support at risk youth in San Diego. The lineup features Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman, Boaz Roberts, Jerome Fontamillas, and Chad Butler. Anberlin adds to the bill with the raw intensity that has defined them for more than twenty years. The Florida bred group returns with Vega, their first album in a decade, created by Stephen Christian, Joseph Milligan, Christian McAlhaney, Deon Rexroat, and Nathan Young, and energized by the addition of Matty Mullins as live vocalist after Christian stepped back from full time touring. With over 1.5 million albums sold in the U.S. and the No. 1 Alternative Radio hit Feel Good Drag, the band arrives with creative momentum and a loyal following ready to sing every word.

Network with ambitious women entrepreneurs in Dallas at an evening focused on growth and connection. Build genuine relationships with others in the women-in-business community, pick up practical advice from leaders in their fields, and find fresh motivation for your next steps. Refreshments will be available, with opportunities for giveaways and access to exclusive resources. Expect to leave with new contacts, potential collaborators, and promising opportunities. This gathering takes place on the third Monday of every other month. By registering, attendees consent to photography, audio recording, and video recording for promotional use, including on websites and social media, without payment or royalties.

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.

Prepare for periods of disruption when traditional support may be limited with a dynamic four day course led by Critical Defense Group’s experienced staff. The training focuses on readiness and on protecting the people and things that matter most when systems are down, providing instruction to help build confidence for challenging situations. A two for one discount is available for an immediate family member, as well as for U.S. veterans, active or reserve, and law enforcement professionals with valid ID.

Lyle Lovett returns to the Winspear Opera House for an evening of enduring songs shaped by his storyteller’s touch. The Texas-based singer, composer, and actor has released 14 albums and blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues into an American sound that crosses usual boundaries. On stage, his range comes to the forefront, reflecting wide influences and seasoned musicianship. Since debuting in 1986, he has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and been named Texas State Musician. This performance draws on a rich, varied catalog with lasting appeal.

At Addison Improv, Doughboys, winner of iHeartRadio's Best Food Podcast and featured on Good Morning America and The Simpsons, appears with hosts Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger. The longtime frenemies review chain restaurants and trade playful arguments in their signature style. Guests of the show have included Chris Pratt, Sarah Silverman, and Nicole Byer. Mitchell is an actor and comedian from Quincy, Massachusetts, birthplace of Dunkin' Donuts, and a cat dad to Wolly and Irma, with credits that include Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Tomorrow War, and Twisted Metal. Wiger, pronounced like tiger, is a writer, director, and game designer from Lakewood, California, birthplace of Denny's, who also co hosts the video game podcast Get Played.

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.

The Fab Four brings its tribute to the Beatles to Dallas, spotlighting songs from A Hard Day’s Night along with other classic hits. The performance takes place at Majestic Theater Dallas TX. All ages are welcome, and seating is reserved. Tickets are available online, and a password pre-sale is offered with the code LUCY.

Mystic Pizza brings the 1988 MGM romantic comedy by screenwriter Amy Holden Jones to the stage as a new musical. Adapted by Sandy Rustin with arrangements and orchestrations by Carmel Dean, choreographed by Connor Gallagher, and directed by Casey Hushion, it follows three working class young women as they navigate relationships, family, and everyday challenges while working in a small town pizza shop. The score features hit songs from the 80s and 90s, from Girls Just Want To Have Fun to Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now, along with music made famous by Melissa Etheridge, Cyndi Lauper, John Cougar Mellencamp, Debbie Gibson, Wilson Phillips, The Bangles, Belinda Carlisle, Rick Astley, Bryan Adams, and others.

Presented by Spune, EZ Band performs at the Backyard at AM/FM in Dallas. The event is open to all ages.

At the Herman Marshall tasting room, guests can enjoy smooth Texas whiskey in a friendly setting while listening to great music. The space offers a comfortable place to gather, relax, and savor the experience.

Texas Flood, a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughn, returns to Love and War in Plano, TX for a live performance. Tickets are on sale with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are $22.50, and day-of-show admission is $29. Consider purchasing early for the best seating choices.

Chelsea Handler brings The High and Mighty Tour to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. To limit contact with personal items, the venue follows a clear bag policy that permits clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, as well as small clutch bags up to 6 by 9 inches. Ticket access includes a public on sale, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi Cardmember options for presale and preferred tickets.

Set during Thanksgiving week in Anna, TX, this mini camp offers two days of outdoor activities for children ages 4 to 14. The experience encourages time away from screens and focuses on active play in the fresh air. It provides a short holiday break option for families seeking an engaging outdoor experience.

At Majestic Theatre, the official in-concert experience of Outlander brings a live orchestra to the stage for Bear McCreary’s music, guided by showrunner Matthew B. Roberts. Footage from all eight seasons fills the screen as Claire and Jamie’s story unfolds, moving from Craigh na Dun to the New World. The program honors the series’ Scottish heritage, the enduring romance at its heart, and the sweeping scenery that helped define it, with Celtic sounds taking center stage.

An annual tree lighting celebration unfolds on the Pool Deck with a showpiece tree, seasonal cocktails, holiday bites, and live caroling. A pop-up shop featuring ornaments invites a little browsing. The gathering is anchored in the Hotel Lobby and Bar Juniper and offers a warm setting for memorable time with family and friends. Reservations are required.

An interactive sing-along pays tribute to Abdel Halim Hafez, the legendary Egyptian vocalist known as The Dark-Skinned Nightingale and a cornerstone of 20th century Arabic music. This warm gathering honors his voice, his songs, and the lasting memories they inspire across generations. The crowd becomes the heart of the performance, with digital lyrics provided so everyone can follow along. Hosted at the Texas Grand Center in Plano.

Learn to run the AR-15 safely and effectively in a professional training course open to all experience levels. The program is led by instructors with more than three decades of worldwide teaching experience and emphasizes a controlled, safety-first environment. Participants work through safety essentials, gear setup including slings and optics, the legal aspects of lethal force, marksmanship fundamentals, rifle identification and terminology, establishing a proper zero, loading and unloading procedures, tactical reloads and fast reloads, live-fire exercises, and a structured tactical shooting sequence. Suitable for individuals, families, friends, and coworkers. Enrollment requires an online reservation with prepayment and is limited to the first 16 people. A two-for-one offer is available when attending with a friend, and a membership option can reduce this and future course fees by 25 to 50 percent for $25 per month. Hosted at Critical Defense Group.

Meet Santa and pose for a photo to remember the moment.

Neal McCoy performs at Southern Junction Nightclub & Steakhouse in Royse City, TX. Known for fifteen studio albums and 34 singles at country radio, he broke through with back to back number one hits “No Doubt About It” and “Wink” from the platinum album No Doubt About It. His success continued through the late 1990s with additional platinum and gold releases and six more Top Ten hits, followed in 2005 by the Top Ten single “Billy’s Got His Beer Goggles On” from his self released That’s Life. His catalog also ventures into big band and country crossover, including the 2011 collaboration Music of Your Life with Les Brown Jr. created for public television, the studio album XII in 2012, a 2013 tribute to Charley Pride, and the 2015 standards collection You Don’t Know Me. Beyond recording, he has completed 15 USO tours around the world and has received humanitarian recognition from the Academy of Country Music, Country Radio Broadcasters, and the Masonic Grand Lodge. Since 2016 he has shared the Pledge of Allegiance live on his Facebook page each morning, reaching audiences across the country and beyond. He also supports the East Texas Angel Network, which helps children in East Texas who are facing terminal or life threatening illnesses. He remains a busy touring artist.

At White Rock Alehouse & Brewery in Dallas, the Disco Cowgirl Market blends western flair with glittering disco style. Attendees can browse local vendors and boutiques, a hat bar, permanent jewelry, handmade items and themed finds, with sweets and treats and photo spots along the way. The alehouse offers beer, food and other beverages. Western glam outfits such as boots, fringe, rhinestones, pink accents, cow print and sparkly touches match the vibe.

Trivium brings a live show to South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

Rollie Pollie Preschool Open Gym offers a morning play time for children from birth to age 6. Youngsters can enjoy a safe space to move, try flips, bounce around and play before nap time. The setting also gives moms a chance to connect while babies interact. Coffee and snacks are available.

A crossover event uniting Disney's Descendants and Zombies takes place at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, bringing both franchises together in a single themed experience.

Now in its 22nd year, this car, truck, and bike show brings together show vehicles, spectators, and vendors for a full slate of activities. Spectator passes are available on site only, with a weekend non camping option priced at $20, and children 12 and under admitted free with an accompanying adult. Online registration for show vehicles is $60 per entry and includes one tent camping pass for the weekend. Throughout the event, judging highlights the participating vehicles while a DJ provides music and announcements. A Friday Night Lights showcase spotlights interior and exterior illumination. Friendly competitions at the DJ pavilion include cornhole for two person teams, a beard contest, an ugly sweater contest, and a tattoo contest. A limbo challenge recognizes the lowest car, mini truck, full size truck, SUV, van, and roadster, and a six person team tug of war leads into the presentation of all event awards alongside a charity auction between class and specialty awards. Quiet hours will be observed, and access periods differ for spectators, non registered vehicles, and participants.

Downtown Greenville lights up for the 2026 Christmas Parade of Lights, a celebration that proceeds rain or shine. The streets fill with glowing floats, marching bands, cheer groups, school groups, illuminated vehicles, horses, and entries from local businesses and community organizations. Spectators can choose a favorite viewing spot and enjoy the sights and sounds as the procession moves through downtown. Santa brings the event to a cheerful close. It takes place in Downtown Greenville, Texas.

Talons and Treasures transforms Blackland Prairie Raptor Center into a festive holiday marketplace featuring local artisans, handmade goods, and distinctive gift options for seasonal giving. While browsing, visitors can enjoy the prairie setting, connect with fellow wildlife supporters, and contribute to local businesses and conservation efforts. The experience includes tips on attracting backyard wildlife, backyard station certification, education about pocket prairies, face painting, photo opportunities, and a program focused on raptors. Guests can also take a prairie walk, try enrichment building, and create seed packets or seed bombs. Agents of Discovery and additional activities round out a warm, community-centered celebration.

Held at Texas Survival School, this course is intended for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who works or spends time in remote settings. It focuses on advanced first aid skills for emergencies when professional responders may be far away. The curriculum follows the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid guidelines and aligns with OSHA best practices for workplace first aid training. The class runs 16 hours and awards a two year certification, with a digital certificate available upon successful completion. Participants must be at least 14 years old and have current adult CPR/AED certification. Instruction covers primary and secondary assessments, care for head, brain, neck and spinal injuries, heat-related emergencies, hypothermia, altitude illness, allergies and anaphylaxis, burns, bone and joint injuries, and the management of wounds and infections.

Teacher Jane Baldwin leads a two-hour embodied workshop that offers a pause amid uncertainty and space to welcome mystery, wonder, and the deeper wisdom moving through everyday life. As the season shifts, participants reflect on what has changed and matured, what is ready to be released, and what is beginning to emerge. Through practices of sensing, noticing, remembering, and intuition, the session invites another way of relating to the unknown by listening for guidance that can arise before everything is clear. Inspired by Hildegard of Bingen and her visionary images of creation and interconnection, it explores a sacred way of seeing in which wisdom is found not only by looking ahead, but by making room for mystery. The fee is $60.

DFW COMIC CON 2026 brings a wide-ranging pop culture celebration to Dallas with celebrity meet and greets, a vibrant artist alley, vendors, cosplay, panels, gaming, and more. Discounted tickets are available for a limited time as part of a special sale.

Celebrate the season at Legacy Hall in Plano with a festive market presented in partnership with Happily Ever Sip & Shop. Browse a cheerful mix of local vendors featuring permanent jewelry, distinctive gifts and stocking stuffers, and holiday décor. Tackle your shopping list, snap seasonal photos, and take in the merry atmosphere along the way. Enjoy food and drinks from a wide selection of onsite eateries and bars. Admission is free and the experience is family friendly. Please note venue guidelines. The Lexus Box Garden is an outdoor, uncovered space, so weather may lead to delays or cancellations with guest safety prioritized. Plan for changing conditions, and umbrellas are not permitted during concerts. Outside food or beverages are not allowed, and refunds are not available.

This indoor pet adoption event at Hollywood Feed - Rockwall features both dogs and cats and is hosted by Kristen Bramble. It offers foster caregivers a chance to build social skills for their animals and provides a neutral place for meet and greets with prospective adopters. Many successful adoptions have begun at this location. Animals that are event ready are welcome. Caregivers should bring a crate or puppy pen for dogs, keep fosters collared and leashed with a DogRRR ID tag, and transport cats in carriers. Puppies with only two rounds of vaccines should stay in a crate or pen placed on a blanket, tarp, or pad so their paws do not touch the floor. Fosters must be spayed or neutered unless they are too young. Keeping each pet’s photo and bio updated online helps with visibility. Those without a current foster can still support the effort by helping with transport.

Experience a Hello Kitty inspired winter market filled with cheerful touches and cozy treats. Browse local vendors for festive gifts, snap photos at adorable themed backdrops, and enjoy a special meet and greet with Hello Kitty. The event features playful winter activities and plenty of sweet treats to keep spirits bright. Complimentary themed tote bags are available for the first 100 guests.

An adult and pediatric CPR and AED class that trains participants to recognize and provide care for a range of breathing and cardiac emergencies affecting adults. Those who complete the course requirements receive a digital Adult CPR/AED certification valid for two years.

World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker with a live orchestra to the Majestic Theatre, delivering a festive production filled with 40 dancers, over 150 hand sewn costumes, and richly crafted sets. The beloved tale follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her Nutcracker springs to life and leads her into a dreamscape of swirling snow, a clash with mice, and the glittering Kingdom of Sweets. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, the company tours cities across the country with a cast of international artists representing more than ten countries, sharing iconic ballets with both first time attendees and long time ballet fans. To date, World Ballet Company has visited over 300 cities and performed for more than 500,000 audience members.

This three day intermediate wilderness survival class at Wind Point Park Lake Tawokoni builds on the Level 1 Basic course. Participants continue developing core skills, then move into basic trapping, game processing, and camp kitchen fundamentals. The class includes challenges that must be passed to move on to the advanced level. Completion of Level 1 is strongly recommended, as that material will not be retaught. Tuition is $250 per adult, and one child under 18 may attend at no additional cost with a paying adult.

Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, this festive winter run in Plano winds through local parks and greenbelts and welcomes everyone with a Kids Dash, 1 mile, 5K, and 10K. After you cross the finish, enjoy holiday cookies and milk while DJ Sasquatch spins seasonal favorites. Show off your creativity in the Holiday Costume Contest for a chance to win two entries to future races, a bucket of holiday treats, and a trophy. All participants receive a holiday themed shirt and medal, along with Bigfoot staples such as energetic staff, live announcements, snacks, and plenty of race day fun. Youth pricing is available, with kids 12 and under able to run the 5K or 10K for $15. Referral rewards offer a $20 refund for those who bring five others, and larger groups unlock bigger savings. Awards and results are available at the registration tent.

Build readiness for critical incidents with a combined Active Shooter Readiness and Critical Handgun Shooting Course at Critical Defense Group. Geared toward school personnel and teachers, this training welcomes newcomers and covers recognizing an active shooter or killer and related behavioral cues, sharpening situational awareness, applying firearm safety and shooting fundamentals, and understanding when deadly force is lawful. Participants practice immediate action during an active shooter event, drawing from concealment, using the tuck position, moving toward a threat when appropriate, and interacting safely with armed law enforcement. Training includes live fire drills on paper and steel targets at Range-13. Advance online registration and payment are required, and enrollment is limited to the first 16 students. First-time attendees can use code FIRST50 at checkout to save 50 percent and bring a friend. A membership option offers 30 percent savings on this and future courses for 25 dollars per month. Equipment is available to rent for 20 dollars with a reservation. Each attendee must register individually and no additional discounts apply.

A two-part Christmas special at Fate Station in Downtown Fate features a festive celebration with themed candles and one-of-a-kind finds. More details to come.

Lake Highlands Public Improvement District presents a series of 17 free, family-friendly community events designed to make the neighborhood feel even more like home. Offerings range from a free movie screening with DPD, to relaxing live music in the park, to a shredding day for clearing out old paperwork. Complimentary snacks, beverages, or giveaway items are available at each event, providing easy ways for families to have fun and for neighbors to stay informed about what is happening in Lake Highlands and Dallas. Outdoor activities are subject to Texas weather and may be postponed or canceled for safety, with updates shared on social media.

Settle into a candlelit setting devoted to deep rest and renewal. This gentle session blends guided meditation, Reiki, and a restorative sound journey to help you slow down, quiet the mind, and reconnect with the steady light within. It offers a pause from the rush of the season, supporting stillness, reflection, and nervous system care so you can return to a sense of calm, presence, and inner peace. Whether you are seeking rest, clarity, connection, or a moment to recharge, everyone is welcome just as they are. No prior experience is required. Mats, blankets, and bolsters will be available. Wearing comfortable clothing is encouraged, and bringing a journal and pen can support post-session reflection. You are also welcome to bring any additional items that add to your comfort. Capacity is limited, so registering in advance is encouraged. Take this time to receive, soften, and breathe.

The Irving Symphony Orchestra brings Hollywood’s favorite holiday movie music to life. Sing along to familiar selections from Home Alone, Elf, Miracle on 34th Street, It’s a Wonderful Life, and The Polar Express. Maegan Coomes and the MacArthur High School Choir perform with the orchestra, creating a festive program that stirs warm memories.

Settle in for a festive movie night as A Christmas Story lights up the big screen, then stay for a moderated conversation and audience Q&A with Peter Billingsley, remembered for bringing Ralphie to life. He shares experiences from production, stories from the set, favorite moments, and thoughts on the film’s enduring place in popular culture. A limited number of VIP packages offer a pre-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity.

This event features a live performance by Whitechapel at House of Blues in Dallas.

This open gym welcomes children ages 0 to 6 for safe, active play. It offers a friendly setting for moms to meet while little ones climb, jump, flip, and play. Festive pajamas are encouraged for themed games and prizes.

How Great Thou Art hosts a festive hands-on workshop at Rosini Vineyards where participants create a jeweled Christmas tree with sparkling jewels, beads, pearls, and other embellishments, resulting in a one-of-a-kind holiday keepsake. No prior art experience is needed, as all materials are provided and step-by-step guidance is offered from start to finish. Tickets are $50 and include all supplies plus one glass of Rosini Vineyards house wine to enjoy during the creative process. Capacity is limited, so please secure tickets in advance.

This event honors veterans through the placement of wreaths on the graves of our heroes. It offers a quiet moment of remembrance and gratitude, recognizing service and sacrifice with a simple, heartfelt tribute.

Parents can drop the kids off for bounce houses, trampolines, games, and pizza. Children ages 4 and up will be kept safe, active, and having fun while adults enjoy some grown up time. Register or pay $35 at the door.

Honor the winter solstice and the year’s longest night with a one hour immersive sound journey led by KC Lou at Breathe - Meditation & Wellness in Dallas. This restorative experience blends grounding breathwork, a guided seasonal meditation, and enveloping tones from gong, crystal bowls, ocean drum, and chimes to encourage stillness and profound rest. Participants are invited to reflect on the year’s lessons, acknowledge what has run its course, and gently turn inward so the nervous system can unwind. A brief closing for integration rounds out the session, helping attendees leave feeling centered and renewed. Admission is $45.

This small-group childbirth education class is designed for expectant parents preparing for a home, birth center, or hospital birth, whether welcoming a first baby or adding to their family. Participants explore evidence-based information through interactive learning rather than lectures, gaining clear insight into labor choices and comfort measures so both the birthing person and partner feel confident and connected. The environment is supportive and judgment-free, encouraging questions and thoughtful planning to create a birth approach that aligns with personal values and goals. Enrollment is intentionally limited to keep the experience personal. The fee is $200 per couple, registration is required, and exact location details are provided after registration.