Free events in Greenville, TX

‘til Midnight at the Nasher transforms the Nasher Sculpture Center into an evening destination with free admission, outdoor concerts, a movie under the night sky, rotating food and drink, and a rare chance to experience the art after hours. The music lineup features Caftan, a psychedelic Southern rock outfit that began as a collaboration between songwriters Cory Kosel and Jake Nice. A Dallas favorite, the band is preparing to release the full-length album Palimpsest, recorded at Niles City Sound in Fort Worth. Blues rocker and The Voice alum Danny Joseph follows with soulful vocals and a magnetic stage presence. The film selection is Practical Magic (1998), rated PG-13, centered on two sisters raised by their eccentric aunts who navigate small-town prejudice and a family curse that threatens their hopes for lasting love. The Cafe by Wolfgang Puck presents a seasonal menu. Potion Pumpkin Soup with brown butter, sage, pepitas, and crème fraîche is $13.50. Hearth Witch’s Flambée, a tart with Nueske’s bacon, foraged mushrooms, sweet onion, wild thyme, and ricotta, is $18.50. Harvest Moon Chicken with tarragon butter, chicory salad, and duck fat slow-roasted potatoes is $24. Spiced Apple Cobbler with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce is $13.50. Bar service and quick grab-and-go snacks are also available, and offerings change from one installment to the next. Outside food, drinks, and furniture are not permitted, though blankets are welcome. The program goes on in any weather, with concerts moved indoors if conditions require.

A cheerful Halloween gathering fills the parking lot at Little Blessings of West Plano with free, family-friendly fun. Highlights include trunk-or-treat candy stops, lighthearted games for all ages, and a raffle. Costumes are encouraged, whether that means spooky characters, superheroes, royalty, or any favorite look. Open to the public, this festive outing offers an easygoing way to enjoy treats and playful activities at no cost.

This free outdoor concert series takes place each Friday and Saturday evening from May through October. Please note there are no performances on Founders Day or during the Independence Day weekend.

Free, family-friendly movies are presented in the pumpkin patch during Patch Fest. Across multiple evenings, the lineup features Zootopia, Secret Life of Pets, Monsters Inc, and Scooby Doo 2. Screenings are outdoors among the pumpkins.

Faith Formula Human Services hosts Hope for the Hungry, a free food pantry shopping experience where neighbors can choose the groceries they need in a respectful, supportive environment. The program welcomes anyone in the community and there is no cost to participate. Volunteer help is appreciated for those who wish to serve. Registration is available online during the week of the event, and questions can be directed to gshellman@faithformula.org.

Farmersville residents who receive trash service through the City can take part in a free citywide cleanup. Bring items to the designated drop-off location along with an ID and a utility bill that verifies your trash service. Please prepare materials in advance... remove tires from rims, make sure appliances have freon removed, and place household hazardous waste in an official HHW bag, which is available at City Hall. Following these guidelines will help keep the drop-off process smooth and efficient.

City of Melissa Parks & Recreation partners with Namaste Fit to offer free outdoor sessions that blend strength training and yoga. Begin with an energizing group workout, then transition to a calming yoga practice that focuses on stretching, steady breathing, and balance. All ages and fitness levels are welcome, and no registration is needed. Bring a mat, water, and comfortable clothing. Activities take place outside and are weather dependent. For questions, email recreation@cityofmelissa.com.

This event offers an opportunity to spread hope and compassion by supporting others in meaningful ways. Sign up is available for those who wish to take part.

This weekly farmers market offers a vibrant, family friendly setting to explore the best of the local community. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, small batch baked goods, artisan cheeses and other dairy, and a variety of locally sourced honey and jams. Handcrafted items and giftable finds round out the selection, making it easy to support area farmers, makers, and small businesses while enjoying a lively community shopping experience.

Crochet Texas! offers a free, in person class for beginners, welcoming first time learners and anyone looking to refresh the basics. Expect guidance from experienced crocheters, easy starter patterns, and a supportive setting where questions and progress are shared, with chances to connect with other newcomers. An email message board extends the experience with expert tips, simple patterns, and a community that keeps the learning going.

Celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Plano International Festival, North Texas's longest-running cultural event. Admission and parking are free. Explore colorful cultural booths and a wide range of vendors, sample international foods, and participate in interactive games. Enjoy a festive showcase of culture, food, and community spirit.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert series held on Friday and Saturday nights from May through October.

As costs rise for caring for dogs and cats, this drive-thru pet food pantry provides practical support by distributing dog food, with a limited amount of cat food available. Registration is required. If the scheduled time does not work, there are options for individual pickups, and assistance is available to connect with other food banks that receive pet food through the Russell H. Perry Pet Resource Center.

Every Sunday, visitors can enjoy free admission to Irving Archives & Museum. Families and friends can tour the museum, try hands-on activities in Spark!Lab, or spend a laid-back afternoon exploring one of its special exhibitions. Complimentary guided tours of the permanent exhibition are available on the first Sunday of each month. This offer does not apply on Easter Sunday when the museum is closed.

The Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra opens its 26-27 season with a Community Night at the Morton H Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas. The program features guest artists Yurie Iwasaki and Benjamin Loeb in Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals, along with Arnold’s Four Scottish Dances and Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade. In appreciation of supporters across North Texas, complimentary admission is available for K-12 educators of any subject, private music teachers, seniors, and first responders, including their families. The event also offers a reception with refreshments for VIP Parents Guild members, educators, seniors, and first responders, plus a pre-concert lecture for music educators led by Steven Ramirez, Director of Orchestras at Bryan Adams High School.

Video Music Bingo brings a lively mix of actual music videos, sing along hits, and prize filled bingo rounds to Maacs Grill with Headtilt Entertainment. Participants receive bingo cards, watch and listen for familiar tracks, and mark their squares as the videos play. The atmosphere pairs food and cold drinks with plenty of I know this one moments. There is no cost to participate, it is easy for first timers, and a progressive jackpot is in the mix.

This community-created reminder highlights the official City of Rowlett City Council meeting, which is conducted by the City. Meetings take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month. The agenda is posted on the City's website, and a streaming video option is available for online viewing. This reminder does not involve hosting, organizing, or representing the City at the meeting.

Live team trivia takes place at Civil Pour in Dallas, hosted weekly by Challenge Entertainment. It is free to play and features weekly prizes. Assemble your trivia dream team, test your knowledge, and aim to be crowned champions of the night. Trivia is now happening at both locations. Enjoy food while you play and spread the word, because it pays to be a know it all with Dallas and Fort Worth trivia.

United Way of Hunt County’s Wednesday Initiative is a weekly community outreach gathering that welcomes anyone seeking support, whether facing homelessness, financial difficulties, or simply needing a hand. Hosted at Authentic Life Fellowship, guests can share a hot meal provided by community partners, pick up clothing and essential items, use shower services offered by Street Side Showers or Wesley United Methodist Church, and connect with helpful resources. There are no requirements or questions, only a respectful setting where everyone is met with dignity and care.

A relaxed weekly meet-up that spotlights a different format each time. The rotation can include Pauper, Oathbreaker, No-ban Modern, Pre-Modern, Pioneer, Dandan, and more. There is no buy-in required to participate.

Karaoke Night at Big Mike's Bar & Grill in Plano invites singers of every style to step up to the mic. Perform solo, team up for a duet, or bring a group, with a large selection of songs to choose from. Expect a welcoming crowd, along with food and drinks. There is no entry fee, no scoring, and no stress... just music and a relaxed good time.

This free breakfast and information session at the J.E.R. Chilton YMCA at Rockwall offers an inside look at the J.E.R. Chilton YMCA Capital Expansion Project. Attendees can hear a construction progress update, explore the improvements on the way, and learn how the project will enhance spaces used by members and families. YMCA leadership will be available to answer questions, and details will be shared on how to take part in the next phase of the Y. RSVP is available.

Dementia Friends is an international initiative that works to lessen the stigma and isolation of dementia through education and support. This free, one-hour session shares five key messages, outlines ten signs and symptoms of dementia, and offers practical tips for communicating with people living with dementia. Participants are encouraged to put their learning into action in daily life. This session is open to the public. To register or learn more, email dementiafriendlydallas@gmail.com.

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

Video Music Bingo brings a lively twist to classic bingo at We The People Taproom Rockwall. Music videos play on the big screens while songs fill the room, and players match what they see and hear to their cards, call bingo, and compete for prizes each round. Expect a blend of throwbacks and fan favorites that invite plenty of sing along moments. It is free to play and open to all ages. The taproom offers a wide selection on tap. Thankful Thursday includes a free American Wing Tour for military members and first responders, and the night also features Happy Hour and a Late Pour.

Electric Campfire Jam is a free, community-focused music session at Sons of Hermann Hall, centered on collaboration and easygoing vibes in a historic Dallas hall. The kitchen and bar are available throughout the gathering, and the atmosphere welcomes both musicians and listeners. Attendees may bring instruments to join the jam or simply relax and enjoy the music.