This weekend in Greenville, TX

Runners with goals of completing a half or full marathon, those returning after time away, and anyone looking to improve while avoiding injury can take part in a training session at Fleet Feet Mockingbird in Dallas. Train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, which is home to the Dallas Galloway training program, and work toward your goals while keeping the miles enjoyable.

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.

The Dallas Heart Walk at Levy Event Plaza brings the community together for a 1-mile or 5K route in support of the fight against heart disease and stroke. Families, coworkers, and friends take part in a welcoming atmosphere that includes first time walkers and longtime supporters. Participants can create or join teams, fundraise in honor of loved ones, and show their spirit with custom shirts and signs, turning every step into a meaningful statement. The event accommodates all ages and abilities, offering convenient access by parking and DART, along with room for strollers, wheelchairs, and four legged friends. On site experiences feature health screenings, CPR demonstrations, kids activities, and chances to capture team photos. Each mile supports the American Heart Association through research, education, and advocacy. The Nation of Lifesavers theme highlights the impact of learning CPR and taking action within local communities.

Discover a market at White Rock where every item is sold by the person who grew it or made it. Local farms bring seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs. Food crafters share breads, jams, granola, and other small-batch goods, and makers offer soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and more. Shopping here supports local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, with SNAP purchases matched up to $30 per day. Look for live music and a welcoming neighborhood feel. The event is pet friendly and stroller friendly and proceeds regardless of weather.

Celebrate Architecture Month with a relaxed social run and walk that highlights the bridges connecting the city and the momentum leading into race season. Timed with National Bridge Day, this gathering builds excitement for the Form Follows Fitness 5K and ties into next year’s finisher medal series honoring Dallas’s iconic bridges. Hosted at Community Beer Company, participants cover about three miles at a self-guided pace with support from a pace team. The outing is untimed and welcomes every ability, whether you are moving, networking, or simply enjoying the skyline. After the miles, participants can enjoy breakfast tacos and two complimentary Community Beer Company beverages. Registration is $35 online and includes the run or walk, food, and drinks, and $5 from each entry supports the Architect and Design Foundation. The event will take place rain or shine. Registration is online only and cash is not accepted. Leashed, well behaved dogs are allowed with close supervision. A valid ID is required for beer service. Children in strollers may attend at no charge.

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.

Enjoy a morning devoted to movement, wellness, and making new friends at Legacy Hall. This outdoor gathering centers on a 45 minute Pilates session, includes structured conversation activities to help you connect with others, and provides a yoga mat so you can simply show up ready to participate. Tickets also include access to partner wellness activations such as short massages and quick facials from Massage Envy, hairstyling with Live Free & Dye Salon, B12 injections from Event Hydration Mobile IV, cryotherapy sessions with Icebox Cryotherapy, vitamin patch offerings from The Haven Method, and a giveaway from WorldSprings. Attendees receive a gift bag featuring a Tea Tree scalp scrub and Tea Tree conditioner plus a lavender body wash bar from Hobe Labs, along with mineral sunscreen from GoodSpread. Beverage partners will be on hand with sips that include sparkling juice from Yoopy, a sparkling energy drink from Bloom, alkaline artesian water from A Force of Nature, and an electrolyte refresher from Leisure Hydration. After the workout, brunch can be purchased from restaurants at Legacy Hall, and additional beverages will be available for purchase. Wellness activations are offered on a first come, first served basis and are not guaranteed for every attendee. This event is for women only.

Recognized as the Best Childbirth Class in Dallas, this single-day, comprehensive course is led by two Lamaze-certified instructors with more than 35 years of combined experience. Built on the understanding that birth is a normal and healthy process, the class focuses on preparing couples for a low-intervention, medication-free birth. Topics include how to recognize the start and progression of labor, pain-coping strategies, what to ask when touring a hospital, when an induction is medically warranted, ways to avoid unnecessary interventions, cesarean birth and anesthesia options, getting breastfeeding off to a strong start, breathwork, relaxation and visualization, postpartum recovery, choosing a pediatrician, and navigating the fourth trimester. Enrollment is limited and seats tend to go quickly. Registration is by phone at (214) 484-1737 during business hours, and payment confirms your place. Selecting "going" on the listing does not register you.

Celebrating three decades, this micro conference focused on cotton and rural history takes place at the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum in Greenville. The keynote will be delivered by Dr. Vicki Bynum, who will introduce her new book, Deep Roots, Broken Branches: A history and Memoir.

Texas Coalition for Animal Protection, known as TCAP, will offer affordable wellness services for cats and dogs at Dallas Animal Services. Services are available on a first come, first served basis. For safety, dogs should arrive on a leash and cats must be in carriers. For pricing details, please check the event flyer or call TCAP at (940) 566-5551.

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.

Experience a pathway from sensuality to spirituality in a session focused on Tantra and chakra healing, combining meditation techniques with thoughtful discussion. Presented as an authentic spiritual discipline, Tantra points toward heightened awareness and equilibrium by bringing together apparent opposites such as the feminine and the masculine, light with darkness, fire with water, Ida with Pingala, and the fierce alongside the graceful. The practice encourages freedom of the mind and an expanded consciousness, easing inner divisions that limit our fullest expression. The teachings clarify a common misconception by showing that sexuality is only one dimension, honored as a sacred offering and a meditative communion, where union becomes a means to know the self through another. The tradition draws on a broad range of methods, including sacred imagery, mantra and japa, movement practices like yoga and mudra, advanced breathwork such as pranayama, and more. Saturday morning sessions move step by step through key concepts to help participants integrate these tools into daily life, cultivating deeper connection to being, skillful love, and a more conscious, healthy, and whole way of living. Instruction follows the ancient lineage and preserves its essential teachings. On select Saturdays, alternative workshops may replace this meditation and pricing may vary. Class fee is $20. Monthly memberships are available.

An October tournament will take place at Vivi's in Richardson, with the venue serving as host and providing a discount for shopping. The entry fee is $55 and includes prizes and lunch. Payments are accepted via Venmo at @mahjontexas or Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com. Once payment is received, a spot is confirmed.

Flea Harvey's Annual Halloween Market transforms Lee Harvey's in Dallas into a spirited seasonal bazaar with more than 20 local vendors, artists, vintage sellers, and small businesses. Browse handmade jewelry, vintage apparel, vinyl records, artwork, oddities, gothic gifts, candles, pottery, collectibles, Halloween-themed pieces, and other distinctive finds. Festivities go beyond shopping with costume contests recognizing the best dressed customer, vendor, and pet, while spooky music sets the mood. The Love Pit will be on site with adoptable dogs and information about rescue and adoption. Food and drinks from Lee Harvey's include breakfast tacos and mimosas. Featured participants include Casa Nisia, Hello Lemon, Cheese Vault Collectibles, Fleurish & Co., Juan Zamora Art, Viva Deltalita, Grassy Knoll Records, Black Rose & Bindings, Heart of Harte's, Customs by Valkyrie, Sarah's Treasure Chest, Kerri Bell, Community Spark Collective, Owl & Peacock, Things From Beyond, 2Sided Graphics and Contrabands Wristwear, The Heal Group with a charity raffle, Nikki's Popcorn Company, Granola Cottage, Isabel's Creations, Rat and Skull Co., Carmilla's Closet, Pottery Conceptions, E&Llamarchy, and bb candle co. Complimentary parking is offered in the lots across the street.

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

Enjoy a romantic evening at Cibo Cucina Italiana with a couples menu designed for an indulgent night out. Priced at $49 per couple, the experience includes an appetizer to start, any pizza, pasta with choices like Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and a shared dessert. It is well suited for anniversaries, date nights, or any special celebration, pairing classic Italian flavors with an elegant, welcoming atmosphere.

This Texas fair themed fall market in downtown Dallas features a full day of shopping, food, and fun. Attendees can browse local vendors for unique finds, enjoy delicious treats, and capture cute photo moments. A Snoopy meet and greet adds to the festivities, and the lively atmosphere takes place outdoors. Free themed tote bags are available for the first 100 guests.

Caturday at the Snuggle Spot takes place inside DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company and offers an interactive way to meet foster cats available for adoption. Visitors can play with cats and kittens and use a digital matchmaking tool to help find a feline that fits a home. The experience supports cats in the program and brings together the cat loving community.

Create a suspended air plant sculpture in a beginner friendly workshop that teaches safe wire cutting, simple bending techniques, and how to thread and secure decorative beads. Participants shape a spiral cradle to nest an air plant, add a hanging loop, and receive styling tips. The session runs 60 minutes and includes all materials, such as wire, cutters or pliers, beads, hanging cord, and an air plant. Everyone completes one lightweight, modern piece ready for a window or shelf and leaves with the skills to make more at home. Suitable for dates, friends, and small groups, and welcoming to newcomers and plant enthusiasts alike.

Enjoy games of Magic using the Standard format.

Ellie’s Café & Tea Room hosts a vintage fashion showcase inside High Street Antiques & Design, featuring elegant retro ensembles presented in an inviting tearoom setting. Fashion is paired with food and a warm Southern-style welcome. Tickets are $39.95 per person, and reservations are required.

The third annual Y-Tober Fest at the Lake Highlands Family YMCA offers a family friendly evening of autumn fun and community connection. Enjoy seasonal activities and a warm, festive atmosphere while making memories together. All are welcome.

The White Cane Day Walk returns to the Dallas Zoo, hosted by Envision, to honor White Cane Awareness Day and what the white cane represents for people who are blind or have low vision, including independence, confidence, and freedom of movement. Registration includes a personal fundraising page, and funds raised remain in North Texas to expand access and opportunity through training, technology, and employment programs. Participants may walk on their own or create a team with family members or coworkers.

St. Louis native Jalen Hinton, also known as J.One.8, brings a clean, all ages set to the Mainstage Theater at Dallas Comedy Club. With quick wit and grounded storytelling, he turns ordinary moments into big laughs while keeping the material accessible for everyone. Backed by more than 3 million followers across social platforms, he is known for relatable, family friendly comedy that resonates with multiple generations. The performance delivers lively energy and plenty of feel good humor.

Neo Soul Night Under the Stars returns for its sixth year as part of Family Fest DFW, transforming Red Tail Pavilion, formerly Oak Point Amphitheater, in Plano into a cultural celebration of arts, crafts, and live music. The lineup features Soulful Soundz, Tomea 'Nem, and Kayla E. with Vibe the Band. This community-focused festival highlights family and fatherhood and offers a relaxed picnic-style setting with performances by local and national RnB and neo soul artists. Food trucks and arts and culture vendors will be on site, and guests can bring a personal cooler and a lawn chair to enjoy the show.

Gov't Mule and Ziggy Marley share the stage at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory for a live concert. To limit staff handling of personal belongings, the venue enforces a clear bag policy. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted, and small clutch bags up to 6 x 9 inches are also allowed. Ticket options include artist and Live Nation presales, a VIP package presale and onsale, and a general public onsale.

AEG Presents brings Taste of Chaos to The Bomb Factory with a lineup that includes In This Moment, Hollywood Undead, I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue. The event is open to all ages, and guests who are 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Entry is general admission standing room only, so there is no seating. Set times can change. Orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled with no advance notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, which should be set up in advance. The venue enforces a bag policy and standard venue FAQs and policies apply. No refunds or exchanges are offered, and there are no Covid protocols listed for this event.

Hollywood Undead and In This Moment appear together under the Taste of Chaos banner at The Bomb Factory in Dallas. The event brings both acts to the same stage for one night in the city.

Marking fifteen years of tradition, this milestone Friends of the Farmstead fundraiser brings the community together to celebrate the stories, people, and experiences that make the Farmstead special while investing in what comes next. Guests can savor craft cocktails and an authentic True Texas BBQ dinner with support from H‑E‑B, take part in spirited live and silent auctions, and dance to live music under the Texas sky. The evening will also honor the Best Friends of the Farmstead, Jennifer and Luke Shertzer, recognizing dedication and generosity that have helped grow the impact of HFM and sustain its legacy. Last year’s gathering sold out quickly, reflecting the enthusiasm around this long-running celebration.

Nate Burnham returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are available now, with options for general admission or reserved seats and tables. Prices are $20 in advance and $19.50 on the day of the show. Early purchase is recommended to secure preferred seating.

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

Dinosaurs once ruled the Earth, and decades later a dinosaur blockbuster ruled the box office. Hold On To Your Butts brings two performers and an onstage Foley artist to Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre for a scene-by-scene live parody of Jurassic Park, combining comedy, physical theater, and handmade sound effects. Following acclaimed West End and Off-Broadway runs, the touring production has earned five-star praise, a Critics' Pick nod from Time Out, and recognition from outlets including The Times, Theatre Weekly, Stage to Page, and the Scottish Daily Mail. The show runs about 60 minutes and is recommended for ages 8 and up.

Devon Gilfillian performs at The Kessler in Dallas, presented by KXT 91.7.

Jesse Baez brings his Latin R&B sound to the upstairs ballroom at Sons of Hermann Hall in Deep Ellum, Dallas. Known for silky vocals, hypnotic grooves, and a style that blends R&B, reggaeton, and soul, he delivers a moody, emotionally charged live performance that has earned fans around the world. The kitchen and bar will be open, so plan to enjoy dinner and drinks as you settle in for the show.

Bridges returns as a flagship multidisciplinary festival at Courtyard Theater, showcasing movement, music, storytelling, and immersive artistic experiences centered on the theme Fragments of Us: Becoming. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Leonid & Friends brings an 11-piece ensemble of top vocalists and instrumentalists to the stage under the direction of musician and producer Leonid Vorobyev. Launched as a studio project in Moscow, the group rose to international prominence when their impeccably faithful videos of Chicago classics took off online and earned compliments from members of Chicago. That momentum grew into extensive tours across North America, Europe, and Asia, a dedicated global following, sold-out U.S. runs, and more than half a billion combined video views. In concert, expect crisp horn lines, lush harmonies, and the driving spirit of rock and roll as the band delivers Chicago favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Make Me Smile, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, Feelin’ Stronger Every Day, Beginnings, Questions 67 & 68, and Hard to Say I’m Sorry / Get Away. The set often reaches beyond Chicago with picks from Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and other beloved ’70s artists. Each show feels less like a tribute and more like a lively celebration of the era’s sound and soul.

LØLØ appears at Puzzles Deep Ellum in Dallas, Texas alongside a special guest. This is an all ages event. All bags are subject to search at the door, and backpacks or large bags are not allowed. A valid ID is required to purchase alcohol. Guests under 21 will not be permitted re-entry.

Snarky Puppy brings its five time Grammy winning collective sound to Granada Theater in Dallas, guided by a focus on music above labels. Their approach blends funk, R&B, rock, classic soul, modern gospel, tech tinged textures, fusion, and jazz into a voice that defies easy categorization. Years in the Dallas scene deepened the groove and emotional core of the band, sharpening a clear, listener friendly message without diluting the craft. Their boundary crossing spirit also includes orchestral projects with the Netherlands based Metropole Orkest, a partnership that yielded the Grammy winning Sylva and later Somni on GroundUP Music. Expect expansive soundscapes, tight ensemble interplay, and the vibrant energy that has marked the group’s evolution.

Blending concert energy with a club feel, this night features live soul music inside while a DJ keeps the patio moving. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older.

Boots on the Ground brings Mike Clark Jr. and Jeter Jones together for a concert. To secure tickets or reserve a table, contact Bridget at 214-405-8286.

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.

Enjoy a weekly run and walk along White Rock Lake. The group meets at T+P Hill and sets out for up to 4 miles. After the workout, there is a casual stop for coffee and breakfast. In the summer, a 9 mile loop around the lake is also available, with details shared through weekly updates.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with weekly Sunday rides at a relaxed pace. This season brings refreshed versions of the classic routes along with three new options, all planned to avoid highways, reduce traffic, and highlight fun scenery. Expect plenty of curvy segments, including one route with particularly demanding corners for riders seeking an extra challenge. All motorcycles are welcome. In addition to the weekly rides, there are plans for a track day, a weekend in the Ozarks, and a run to Sturgis followed by a ride along the Pacific Coast Highway. Patches and stickers are also being developed as keepsakes that will help support future trips and events.

The Dallas Soul Food Festival gathers more than 30 food vendors from Dallas, Houston, Kansas, Arkansas, and nearby states for a wide-ranging celebration of southern flavors. Attendees can savor pork chops, oxtails, candied yams, greens, fried chicken, fish, barbecue, funnel cake, turkey legs, and tacos, with vegan and keto options also available. Sample soul food from vendors across the southern region at this flavorful culinary event.

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.

Unwind with a beginner-friendly SloFlo yoga session at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio. Move slowly, breathe with intention, and flow through straightforward, accessible poses that connect movement and breath. The pace allows time to learn sound alignment, develop strength and flexibility, and fully inhabit each shape. The atmosphere is calm and encouraging, with options offered for every body and no expectation to keep up. Ideal for newcomers, anyone returning to the mat, or those seeking a gentle, grounding practice. Arrive as you are and finish feeling relaxed, balanced, and more in tune with your body. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required.

Experience a Halloween market in Deep Ellum that blends cute and creepy, inspired by Hello Kitty and Chucky. Browse local vendors, enjoy food and drinks, and spend a fun afternoon exploring the offerings. A Hello Kitty meet and greet is part of the festivities.

The Day Players Band brings a fan-centered show led by daytime TV stars Eric Martsolf, Brandon Barash, Carson Boatman, and Scott Reeves. Enjoy a 90 minute set featuring favorite songs from recent decades, with a post show VIP meet and greet that includes a photo opportunity. A limited Super Pass is designed for superfans and offers early entry, premium seats near the stage, access to the pre show sound check, selfies before the performance, an exclusive autographed band photo, and the same VIP photo op after the concert. General Admission provides entry to the concert with open seating. VIP adds the post show meet and greet and photo but does not include an autograph. Fans of Days of our Lives or General Hospital, as well as anyone who loves timeless hits, will feel right at home. Ticket options are priced at $55 for General Admission, $125 for VIP, and $225 for the Super Pass, plus taxes and fees.

Celebrate the pets you love with a relaxed painting session that pairs creativity with a little sipping. No experience is needed, as artists guide each step to help you create a portrait of your furry or scaly friend. Send a photo of your pet ahead of time so a customized canvas will be ready when you arrive. Space is limited.

410 Line Dancers hosts a weekly soul line dancing class in Plano at HQ Dallas Dance Studio. The class welcomes complete beginners as well as seasoned dancers, with no partner required and clear, step by step instruction to help everyone keep up. Expect upbeat music, a friendly community, and an emphasis on fun and fitness in a positive atmosphere.

Silver Sisters shifts conversations about menopause from the exam room to the comedy stage with candid, witty stories about hot flashes, mood swings, aging, relationships, and changing bodies. Presented at Mic Drop Comedy in recognition of International Menopause Day, the show shines a light on experiences that were once kept quiet and turns them into shared laughs. The performers include Pamela Wardrip, Carol Johnson, Pamela Crane, Pam Voth, Cheryl Sonstein, Diana Puig, and Ralph Waxman, offering humor for those who have experienced menopause, are curious about what is ahead, or live with someone who has.

AEG presents a lineup at The Bomb Factory headlined by Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg, with performances by Crowbar, Left to Suffer, and Deterioration. This is an all ages event, and attendees 16 and under must be accompanied by 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. A bag policy is in effect, and venue FAQs and policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no COVID protocols for this event.

Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg share the stage for a live concert at The Bomb Factory in Dallas, TX. See both bands perform in one show at this venue.

Deer Tick performs at The Kessler in Dallas. Hosted by the venue, this live show features the band on stage. Tickets will be available for purchase.

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.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. The venue follows a clear bag policy that allows transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12" x 6" x 12", as well as small clutch bags up to 6" x 9". Ticket options include a public sale, artist presale, Spotify presale, Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember presale, plus VIP package presales and a VIP package on sale, Citi cardmember preferred tickets, and a Citi cardmember VIP package.