Events in Harlingen today

Power up your summer with a retro GameBoy-themed running adventure spread across three races, each one a new level with its own collectible medal. Complete all three to assemble the full GameBoy medal set. Press start on the course and run through every level.

Bobby Lackey Stadium hosts the 2nd annual 5K and 1-mile run and walk supporting Weslaco Panthers varsity football. The event centers on community spirit and active participation, uplifting the players who demonstrate dedication, discipline, and pride. It aims to build momentum for the 2026 season while celebrating Panther pride.

Experience an Aerial Yoga session led by Paula, a certified Unnata Aerial instructor. Open to all experience levels, this class uses silks as a supportive prop to explore and refine your practice. All sales are final. If you are unable to attend, you may transfer your spot to a friend by providing their name in advance. Registration, booking, and payment are completed online.

A free, family-friendly gathering focused on collecting school supplies to support a local school, with the specific school to be announced. Vendors and car clubs are invited to participate and help build a strong community turnout. Vehicle entries contribute $15 worth of school supplies, and vendor spaces are $25. For information, contact Suqueiry at 956-346-5746 or Juan at 956-243-5070.

This store tournament focuses on the One Piece Card Game. The event features nine Participation Packs and one Winner Pack.

Join GREEN Wildlife Sanctuary for the Night Night Peanut Tour, a guided nighttime-style experience during their Saturday hours. The tour runs from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (CDT). Admission is $20 per person.

Back in action to honor The Brownsville Raid, also known as the Brownsville Affair of 1906, this alley cat style race sends participants across town to visit historic sites, collect an artifact as evidence, and return to Texas Branding Iron Burgers Bikes & Beer for a shot at the podium and a finisher's medal. Race solo or pair up as a team of two. Choose the quickest path on road, gravel, or trail, plan your route between locations, and bring back what you have gathered to compete. The commemoration recalls the 1906 incident in Brownsville, when African American soldiers of the 25th Infantry Regiment were falsely accused, marking one of the largest injustices in U.S. military history. Registration and more details will be announced soon.

Explore the basics of reflexology in an introductory class for those interested in healing energy. Participants learn what reflexology is, how to locate key reflex points that support wellness, and simple techniques to promote relaxation. The class includes guidance on offering gentle, healing touch and on experiencing supportive energy. The session is led by a retired Registered Nurse with 43 years of experience who uses noninvasive muscle testing grounded in kinesiology to help identify underlying health concerns. The instructor completed advanced training through Ulan Nutritional Systems in Nutrition Response Testing and is a Certified Reflexologist, having finished a 200-hour program at the International Institute of Reflexology in 2013. Their approach integrates these modalities to provide holistic options informed by a long-standing emphasis on nutrition and environmental health. The cost is $49, with online registration and payment requested.

Due to scheduling conflicts, the event has been moved to a new date, and it will take place at the same time. The organizers apologize for any inconvenience. In response to fan feedback, a big announcement is coming soon. Tickets will be available through the Elks Lodge starting next week, priced at $10 for general admission and $20 for VIP. More information is on the way.

Texas Wrestling Entertainment brings live professional wrestling to Weslaco Elks Lodge #2057. Look for fast paced matches, aerial excitement and plenty of chances to root for your favorites. The show is suitable for all ages. For details or ticket information, call 210-326-1520.

Busy Bristles Art Studio invites young creators to Week 1 of a summer art camp focused on hands-on making and imaginative fun. Children will explore colorful projects, embrace a little creative mess, and build meaningful summer memories. Experienced instructors emphasize strong art skills and provide quality materials, encouraging each child to express their unique ideas. This season also celebrates ten years of Busy Bristles summer camps, adding a special milestone to the experience.

Bring your POPS for a friendly swap at The Comic Cave. Trade POPS you no longer want for POPS you are looking for, meet others who have what you want, and share the POPS someone else is seeking. It is also a good time for Spring cleaning, so bring the POPS you are ready to part with and clean out your Cave. This meetup takes place on the second Monday of each month.

This event centers on constructed format play. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives a Nexus Night Promo pack with entry.

Designed for serious competitors with a recommended DUPR of 3.75 or higher, this advanced clinic aims to raise every part of your game. Participants will explore precise shot selection, coordinated offensive and defensive tactics, movement through the transition area, stacking strategies, and the mindset needed for tournament play. Expect demanding drills, match-style scenarios, and focused coaching that targets your individual strengths and areas for growth. Arrive ready to challenge yourself and perform at your peak. Capacity is limited.

Explore the park’s remarkable birdlife on a guided, two-hour tour that welcomes every age and experience level. The group will work to spot as many species as possible, with special attention to the 30 Valley Specialties. More than 365 species have been recorded here, many found only in the Rio Grande Valley, making this outing engaging for beginners and seasoned birders alike. Features include time on the birding deck overlooking the wetlands, which has logged a single-day record of 115 species from one vantage point, and a visit to the Tropical Area, home to Green Jays, Great Kiskadees, and Clay-colored Thrushes, and known for drawing rarities such as Elegant Trogon, Rose-throated Becard, White-throated Thrush, and Crimson-collared Grosbeak. If conditions are very warm and humid, and if participant numbers and weather allow, the tour may take place from a quiet electric tram that travels throughout the park. The program is included with park admission, which is $5 for adults and free for children. It is family-friendly and open to all skill levels, and pets are not permitted. Meet on the deck just outside the Visitor Center Park Store. Complimentary loaner binoculars are available.

An official groundbreaking celebrates Villas Las Lagunas in Brownsville, presented in partnership with the Brownsville Chamber of Commerce. The milestone marks the start of a gated neighborhood centered on modern, low-maintenance living for the Rio Grande Valley. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments, hear about the community vision and next steps, and preview what is planned for the property. Villas Las Lagunas is set to provide options for both homeownership and rental living, along with resort-inspired amenities such as a clubhouse with a fitness center, a swimming pool, pickleball and basketball courts, walking paths, a dog park, and more. Homes in the Villas Home Collection are energy efficient and include contemporary finishes, smart home technology, and fiber connectivity.

WMU of Texas organizes an outreach in Brownsville, Texas that brings a mission trip together with a community block party to serve families along the Texas border. The effort centers on a back-to-school supply drive and includes crafts and activities designed for kids. Volunteers spend time playing with children and coordinating activities, while other events in the area address additional needs within the community. Throughout the experience, participants also share the Gospel with children and adults, offering hope and care to the Brownsville community.

Mark a century of service with an evening that honors 100 years of contributions to Harlingen and the surrounding community. Enjoy music and festive activities along with an awards ceremony, dinner, a cash bar, prize drawings, a raffle, a silent auction, and more. The celebration takes place at Stefano's Brooklyn Pizza. Admission is $35 per person, and reserved tables for eight are available for $350. Everyone is welcome. Reservations include selecting a dinner preference.