Events in Irving, TX

The inaugural LifeWorx Golf Tournament brings a fun day on the course at Bear Creek Golf Club, with a purpose that extends beyond the game. Funds raised and partner support will fuel the growth of LifeWorx ministry work and community outreach. LifeWorx operates as an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, creating partnership avenues for companies that might not be available through a church organization. Businesses, organizations, and individuals can participate through event and hole sponsorships, foursome entries, raffle contributions, and corporate or charitable gifts. As the first tournament of its kind for LifeWorx, it seeks founding partners committed to strengthening the community and serving people with excellence, and the organizers encourage sharing this opportunity with business owners, organizational leaders, and those who guide charitable partnerships.

HEB Chamber Business Builders meets each week for a leads group gathering. Participation is limited to one representative from each industry, which helps ensure focused attention on every business in the room. For details about which leads group best fits your needs, the Chamber office can be reached at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

HEB Chamber Noon Networkers gather for a weekly leads group meeting at Saltgrass Steak House. Each Leads Group includes only one representative per industry, giving individual attention to every business in the room. For help finding the group that fits your business, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

Taking place at West Dallas Multipurpose Center - WDMC, this men-focused mental wellness gathering creates a relaxed place to connect, talk, and build authentic relationships. The emphasis is on human connection rather than a clinical approach, offering a warm, judgment-free atmosphere where conversation and community come first. Expect music, a laid-back setting, complimentary food, and uplifting energy. Optional resources and support are available, and the space is designed to feel familiar and comfortable. There is no need to have everything figured out beforehand... the experience meets you where you are. Presented by A Mindful Resource Inc., Care Before Crisis™.

Half a century after researchers first confirmed that monarch butterflies overwinter in Mexico’s forests, photographer and National Geographic Explorer Jaime Rojo shares a fresh look at these extraordinary insects through photos and videos that have not been shown before. His presentation follows the efforts of conservation experts and citizen scientists who are working to shield monarchs from serious threats, offering an intimate visual journey into the species and the people striving to protect it.

Casual Commander games for Magic: The Gathering with an $8 entry fee. Each player receives one pack, and the winner of their pod earns a second. A brief Rule 0 discussion within the pod is recommended to set expectations.

Live trivia takes place every Wednesday at Eno's Pizza Tavern, Cypress Waters. It is free to play, teams can have up to six players, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Seating is offered on a first come basis. Each team needs only one smart device such as a phone, tablet, or laptop to submit answers, so charge it beforehand and consider bringing an external charger to avoid running low.

Presented by Spune, ULTRA SUNN brings The Beast in You Tour to the outdoor stage at Club Dada, joined by Soft Vein. This is an all ages event, and tickets are on sale.

The Kessler presents a live performance by Emmaline.

Shelley Carrol is a saxophonist and educator celebrated as a Texas Tenor. A member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra and Kool and the Gang, he has performed around the world and is a beloved favorite in Dallas and at Revelers.

Enjoy a swing dance night that includes a lesson followed by social dancing. A bar and kitchen are available for food and drinks. Admission is $10 on DJ nights and $18 on band nights.

At Aldeez, this weekly session centers on strictly roots, reggae, and dancehall. Admission is free. A Happy Hour is available, and the island vibes carry through the night.

Community cat trappers and caregivers can bring cats to Dallas Animal Services, where Spay Neuter Network provides transport for surgery. Space is limited to 40 cats, so arriving early helps secure a place in line. There is no limit on how many cats a single trapper may bring, and both humane traps and hard-sided carriers are accepted. Each cat receives spay or neuter surgery, an ear tip, a microchip, FVRCP and rabies vaccinations, and post-operative pain management. A Service Request number is required to participate. City of Dallas residents can obtain one through the 3-1-1 reporting system by calling 3-1-1, using the Our Dallas mobile app in the App Store or Google Play, or completing the online form. Dates may be adjusted around holidays.

Start the morning by connecting with Chamber members and guests at Brewing Up Business at Crickles & Co. Grab coffee or a bite to eat as you network, share a concise 30-second introduction about your business, trade cards, and build referral-focused relationships. Each gathering includes a 10-minute talk from a spotlight member. Prospective members will find a friendly introduction to the Chamber and its active business community. This event occurs on the first Thursday of each month. Those interested in serving as a future spotlight member can contact Lisa Howe.

Every Thursday, the lobby bar at SOVA Hotel comes alive with live music and a welcoming vibe. Happy hour specials create an easygoing start to the evening, ideal for unwinding after work or beginning a night on the town. It suits both groups of friends and solo guests who want to relax with a drink and enjoy the atmosphere.

ASTRA Hour brings a relaxed rhythm to the Arts District, unfolding across the lounge and patio as music sets the mood. Cocktails pour, conversations grow, and the scene steadily builds from evening into night.

Put your music know-how to the test at Chicken N Pickle during Music Bingo.

Music bingo takes over Eno's Pizza Tavern in Cypress Waters with a lively mix of songs from across the decades. Clips are played, you match each tune to your card, mark the spots, complete the pattern, and call bingo for a prize. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded every round. Enjoy fresh pizza and a wide selection of drinks while teams, friends, dates, and coworkers test their music knowledge.

Now in its tenth year, the Lone Star Showdown is Valiant Residential’s annual clay shoot and social that brings sponsors, partners, and supporters together for a full day of purpose and Texas style fun. Established in 2017, it supports Valiant Cares initiatives, including Ashford Rise School of Dallas and Family Gateway, and has generated more than $800,000 for meaningful causes since its start. The day features morning and afternoon sporting clay flights across 15 stations at Elm Fork Shooting Sports, then transitions to the Showdown Social at BoomerJack’s Bar & Grill with cold drinks, light bites, live music, raffle prizes, and outdoor games. Participants can take part in the tournament, the social, or both, all in support of community impact across the DFW area.

Paint By Designs is introducing a monthly Creative Community over Coffee at PJ's Coffee in Euless. This first Friday gathering lasts about an hour and blends networking, a brief leadership encouragement, and faith centered creativity. Camilla and Elizabeth share a short lesson each time, often with a devotional, then guide a complimentary hands-on project that may include Bible journaling, watercolor, or painting on miniature canvases. All skill levels are welcome. This session focuses on the theme Color Your Story, inviting participants to create, connect, and leave encouraged in a welcoming space that fosters belonging, inspiration, and growth.

Business owners come together at Thirsty Lion Glade Parks for a networking event with the Nibarix Networking chapter. The group attributes more than 1.3 million dollars in return on investment over the past year to meaningful conversations and consistent relationship building. This gathering offers opportunities to connect with local entrepreneurs, get to know the chapter, and learn what this community is building together.

The annual Mid-Cities Greek Food Festival returns to St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Euless with Greek food, live music, and dancing. Admission is free, and there is more to enjoy throughout the festival.

Organized by the Cares Committee with partners ICNA Relief and DFWROS, this food drive welcomes donations of shelf-stable groceries. Drop-offs can be made in the donation boxes located in the VRIC main and north lobbies. Requested items include staples like basmati rice, flour, sugar, salt, and vegetable oil, along with pasta, cereal, canned tuna, canned chickpeas, canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, boxed macaroni and cheese, instant noodles, and granola bars. Please provide unopened, non-expired items to support neighbors in need.

Meet more than 60 authors at The Traveling Bookshelf Author Event, take part in author panels, and add some sparkle to a book while enjoying a margarita.

Friday Nights at The Sound transforms the lakefront into a lively blend of market browsing and music. Explore a curated lineup of more than 45 local vendors and artists offering artisan goods, handmade jewelry, one of a kind crafts, candles, baked treats, pet products, and other finds you will not see in stores. Enjoy live music while you sip a drink from nearby restaurants and drinkeries, take in the views along the walking trail, and check out the art displays. With a dog park close by and waterfront scenery, it is an easy place to shop, relax, and welcome the weekend. Admission is free for all ages, and the atmosphere is friendly to families and pets at The Sound at Cypress Waters.

This pre-race clinic for the Fort Worth Tri II helps athletes prepare for race day with packet pickup, essential race information, and time to ask professional coaches questions while meeting fellow participants. The session covers parking, a course overview, the race day schedule and other logistics, a recommended race morning routine from wake up to the start, guidance on pacing and nutrition, and USA Triathlon rules. It is a helpful option for first time multisport athletes and anyone seeking insider tips on the course. The clinic is free for athletes registered for the Fort Worth Tri II, and RSVP is encouraged but not required.

Se7en Waves Sound Vibes Studio Experience at the Westin Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas offers an evening of sound, stillness, and serenity intended to help rebalance mind, body, and spirit. Guests are greeted with fruit infused water, and the visit typically lasts about 60 to 75 minutes from arrival to departure. The flow includes time to settle in, followed by gentle breathwork and intention setting. The main sound bath features soothing tones from crystal and metal bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes. A brief closing meditation helps ease the transition back to the rest of the day. Phones should remain silenced and voices kept low, and personal items can be placed along the wall since the practitioner may move around the room. This session is held indoors. Bring comfort items such as a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask. A limited number of mats are available on site, so bringing your own is recommended. Arrive about 15 minutes early, and note that doors close shortly after the start. Complimentary parking is provided by the Westin. Show your ticket for 10 percent off at Mesa Mezcal, excluding alcohol. Restrooms are available inside the hotel. The experience is ADA accessible with some limitations, and guests who need assistance should arrange it in advance. All sales are final and tickets are non refundable and non transferable unless ticket protection was purchased. Those who are pregnant or who have medical conditions should consult a healthcare provider beforehand, and individuals with a history of seizures or with metal implants are advised not to attend. To reach the Private Vibe Room, enter through the main doors, continue past the front desk toward the ballrooms, then take the elevator near the vending machine to Level 2, where the room opens directly.

Enjoy an evening of Magic: The Gathering Commander centered on casual play. The entry fee is $8. Receive one pack for each win, and the winner earns two packs. A Rule 0 discussion is encouraged before games begin to set expectations at the table. If a pre-release is scheduled, FNM will be cancelled.

Spune presents a stop on the Papa’s Boat Tour at Club Dada, featuring jazz duo Dana & Alden with Ania Hoo. The duo from Eugene, Oregon shapes an ecstatic sound around Dana’s saxophone and Alden’s drums, guided by the spirit of their grandfather, Papa, whose photo beside his boat Sŵn y Môr (Welsh for Sound of the Sea) sparked the album Papa’s Boat. Recorded with Malcolm Catto in London in March 2025, the album was made with their backing band that includes Ebba Dankel on vocals and keys, Andrew Mitchell on bass, Eli Torgersen on vocals and guitar, and Salim Charvet on sax and synths. While rooted in jazz, the music reaches into indie, pop, rap, bossa nova, and beyond. Lighthouse blends saxophone with buzzing synths to set a water-themed mood that moves between reflection and exploration, and collaborations across the record feature Mei Semones, Melanie Charles, and Brazilian songwriter Marcos Valle on El Gaucho and Friendship Is A Boat. Tickets are available, and the show is all ages.

Upright Theatre Co. presents William Goldman’s stage adaptation of Stephen King’s Misery, a psychological thriller about bestselling romance writer Paul Sheldon and the fan who saves him after a wreck. Sheltered in Annie Wilkes’s remote home, Paul learns she is furious about the fate of her beloved Misery Chastain. She compels him to craft a new installment, and as he heals under her control, he discovers that finishing the book may be his only chance to stay alive. This production is rated MA for mature audiences due to violence, strong language, and adult content, and it is not recommended for children. Seating is arranged at tables for four. To keep an entire table for one party, purchase all four seats assigned to that table. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. All sales are final and nonrefundable. Reservations may be moved to another performance date or credited toward a future show if arranged before the scheduled performance. Ticket pricing: Early purchase discounts are available until one month before opening night. Adults are $20 plus a $2 booking fee, and seniors, students, military, and first responders are $18 plus a $2 booking fee. Standard pricing applies after the early window, with adults at $24 plus a $2 booking fee, and seniors, students, military, and first responders at $22 plus a $2 booking fee.

Community Bike Night brings riders together for a meetup at QuikTrip, followed by a short pre-ride briefing and then departure. Participants may take part in the group ride or link up with the group at the final stop. To match different comfort levels, there are three paces: a relaxed option suited to those newer to group rides that mixes back road and freeway portions while emphasizing safe, steady habits, a moderate option for riders with some highway experience who want to continue developing their skills and adaptability, and a high-pace option for seasoned highway riders focused on higher speeds, precision, and control.

Downtown Dallas, Inc. presents an outdoor film series at Main Street Garden Park, a Halloween countdown tracing four decades of spooky cinema across five Friday nights. The lineup features The Witches (1990, PG, 1h 31m), Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992, PG-13, 1h 26m), and Poltergeist (1982, PG, 2 hours). One evening includes a double feature pairing Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1h 24m) with The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1h 40m), and the series concludes with It (2017, R, 2h 12m).

First Fridays bring a lively mix of dance and music. Start with an instructor-led session that teaches popular beginner line dances for just $5. Afterward, DJ Doug keeps the floor busy with line dancing into the night, and there could be a touch of karaoke.

Karaoke takes center stage at Punch Bowl Social with a catalog of more than 50,000 songs. Belt out a solo, pair up for a duet, or take the stage with friends for a true center-of-attention moment. Not in the mood to sing? Rally as the hype crew, cheer on the performers, and move to the music on the dance floor. It is all about big voices, high energy, and dancing the night away.

Set your sights on a half or full marathon with a training experience supported by the Interval Run Club of Dallas, home of the Dallas Galloway training program. It is a good fit for first time distance runners, those returning after years away, and anyone focused on running well, reducing the chance of injury, and keeping the process enjoyable.

White Rock Farmers Market highlights North Texas growers and makers with a producer-only focus. Local farmers offer fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs, while artisans share handcrafted bread, jams, granola, and other small-batch treats. Creative vendors add soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and a variety of handmade goods. Everything is sold directly by the people who grow or make it, with no resellers. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP benefits are matched up to 30 dollars per day. Enjoy live music and a friendly community atmosphere. The market goes on in any weather and welcomes both pets and strollers.

The RCDRL Texas Fall Classic brings Race 13 of 16 in the 2026 Points Championship to The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, Texas, where cooler air and tightening standings raise the stakes as the Texas Finals draw closer. A full program is set, featuring Pro Street Outlaw, Limited Prep Outlaw, Extreme Pro Stock, and Street Eliminator, along with index racing at 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90. The next wave of talent lines up in Young Gunners, and Second Chance Brackets begin after the second round of eliminations. This daytime fall showdown rewards experience, discipline, and calm under pressure. With points battles close and margins thin, every reaction on the tree, every finish line choice, and every tuning move can shift the championship picture.

Enjoy a creative start to the weekend with a free make-and-take craft experience at the Coppell Arts Center. Children ages 3 to 12 receive a do-it-yourself kit, then build and decorate their project at art stations inside the center. This is a flexible, drop-in format, and a parent or guardian must remain with children at all times.

Affordable wellness care for cats and dogs is available at Irving Supply & Feed. The clinic provides vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventions for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Services are first come, first served, and no appointment is required. New clients may pre-register.

Start the day with a free 45 minute Sunrise Yoga flow on The Glen Lawn. This outdoor, all levels session offers a guided sequence that supports balance and renewal as you move and breathe in the early light. Held every Saturday, it welcomes both newcomers and seasoned practitioners.

Created for women just starting out in jiu jitsu, this beginner friendly class covers essential techniques and practical foundations. The session focuses on building confidence and self defense skills while getting you moving in a welcoming, supportive community. Instruction is led by Ashley Collins, a jiu jitsu black belt with more than ten years of training experience. Wear comfortable workout clothing, and a trial gi will be available for your first visit.

Welcome the weekend with a calming reset at The Sound as experienced instructor Chris Mayhan leads an inclusive yoga practice suitable for every level. Move with intention and focus on steady breathing in a sequence designed to help you recharge and reconnect with yourself and the surrounding community. The class is free to attend. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and consider inviting a friend.

Compassion Crowd hosts a short volunteer shift at the Second Chance Café inside The Bridge Homeless and Recovery Center, an initiative of The Stewpot that serves warm, nutritious meals to unhoused neighbors in downtown Dallas. Over about 1 hour and 15 minutes, volunteers serve meals and offer friendly, respectful interaction. There is nothing to set up or clean up, and the effort helps provide comfort, dignity, and connection for guests who appreciate it.

No-cost primary care is available to community members without health insurance. The clinic is designed to support those without coverage.

Hosted at Lofty Spaces, this celebration of Nigerian culture brings together cuisine, music, fashion, dance, and more. The event offers a mix of flavors, rhythms, and style that showcases Nigeria in a single setting.

This event features adoptable foster cats and interactive activities, including playtime with cats and kittens and a digital matchmaking experience to help identify a good fit for your home. It takes place at the Snuggle Spot in DPA's Adoption Container at Community Beer Company. It supports cats in the program and brings together a community of cat lovers.

The Ladies Athletic Club of Dallas brings its signature Showroom Sculpt to the Inspired Closets Dallas showroom in the Dallas Design District, creating a boutique fitness and wellness gathering that blends movement, style, and community. Guests take part in a guided mat sculpt session set amid thoughtfully designed interiors, then wind down with coffee and matcha, wellness touchpoints, and self care offerings from Lottie Luxe. Private access to the showroom is included, along with time to connect with the LACD community and moments to capture content. Through a partnership with Soft Girl Athleisure, every attendee receives a matching Power Red athletic set valued at $50 as part of admission. Ticket options include LACD Member Early Access at $40 and General Admission at $65, and both options include the Power Red set. Capacity is limited to 25 participants. Apparel details to note: sets are available in S, M, L, and XL, and sizes are selected during registration. Size changes after registering depend on availability and cannot be guaranteed. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, so please confirm your size and availability before purchasing. Expect a chance to sculpt, sip, connect, and experience the softer side of strength.

Gather to play the Lorcana trading card game and connect with other players. Meet new friends as you enjoy games together.

Live renditions of favorite 90s songs are performed with the Dallas Zoo as the backdrop. The zoo’s wild surroundings create a unique setting for a nostalgic music experience.

Hear The Gets at Opening Bell Coffee with the music kept to a listening-room level.

LP takes the stage at House of Blues Dallas for an all ages show. Opening artists will be announced, and lineups may change. VIP seating and experience upgrades are available through the venue. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show.

SILO Dallas marks its second anniversary with a night headlined by Sasha & John Digweed. The celebration highlights this milestone for the Dallas venue with a performance from the duo.

Get the feel of a concert and a nightclub in one experience. Enjoy live music indoors while a DJ spins on the patio, creating two distinct vibes in one place. Entry is limited to guys 30 and older and ladies 25 and older. Tables are available.

Super Kilo takes the stage at Harwood Arms in Dallas with a live set that blends R&B, rock, and hip hop for a cross-genre showcase.

Experience one of North Texas’s largest Asian cultural celebrations at the 17th annual DFW Dragon Boat, Kite and Lantern Festival, organized by the Marco Polo World Foundation. Enjoy a full day by the lake featuring dragon boat racing, cultural performances, food vendors, and family friendly activities. Admission is free, and the festival highlights vibrant traditions, color, and energy in an outdoor setting for all ages.

This weekly run and walk at White Rock Lake meets at T+P Hill. The main meetup covers up to 4 miles. During the summer, there is also a 9 mile loop around the lake, with details about that earlier option shared in weekly announcements. After the run, participants head out for coffee and breakfast.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with weekly Sunday motorcycle rides on non highway routes. The paths have been refreshed to increase seat time and reduce traffic while showcasing interesting sights. Three brand new options join the lineup, including one built around challenging technical cornering and plenty of twisties. In addition to the regular rides, the season features a track day, an Ozarks weekend, and a ride to Sturgis, followed by a personal journey along the Pacific Coast Highway. Patches and stickers are in the works to commemorate the rides and help support future trips and events. All bikes are welcome.

On the first Sunday of each month, the DMA offers complimentary admission to its exhibitions. Visitors can explore them free of charge, take part in in-person programs, and discover works from the Museum’s permanent collection spanning more than five millennia. Support for this access initiative comes from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Sundays offer free admission to the Irving Archives & Museum. Visitors can tour the museum, get inventive in Spark!Lab, and explore the museum's special exhibitions. Free guided tours of the permanent exhibition are offered on the first Sunday of each month. Free admission is not offered on Easter Sunday due to closure.

Ease into a slower practice at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio with a beginner-friendly SloFlo class that centers on simple, accessible poses, unhurried transitions, and steady breath. The gentle pace allows plenty of time to explore alignment while gradually building strength and flexibility, helping each posture feel comfortable and supported. The setting is calm and welcoming, with modifications offered so there is never pressure to keep up. Whether you are new to yoga, returning after time away, or seeking a nurturing and grounding session, arrive as you are and leave feeling relaxed, balanced, and more connected to your body. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required.

Learn how to play Pokemon at a free session suitable for beginners and anyone curious about the game.

Spend quiet reading time with therapy dogs who offer a patient, judgment-free audience. Friendly pups like to curl up beside readers and listen to stories, helping kids tackle tough words without worry. This gentle connection encourages a positive attitude toward books, improves reading ability, and boosts confidence. Suitable for young readers of all ages. No registration is required.

Experience a docent-led tour of The Irving Story, a permanent exhibition spanning 4,000 square feet. This award-winning presentation, honored at the national level, traces Irving’s journey from its frontier roots through periods of rapid suburban growth to the modern, diverse city it is today. Admission and the tour are free.

Presented by Spune, Pony Bradshaw and Drayton Farley share the stage in the Backyard at AM/FM. This all-ages show brings both artists together on a single bill.

Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh team up for a stop of the Cash Money and No Limit tour at American Airlines Center in Dallas. This concert brings all four artists to the same stage.

Candlelight transforms Edison's in Dallas into an intimate setting where a string quartet pays tribute to 90s hip-hop, surrounding the audience with the soft glow of candles for a live, multi-sensory concert. Expect string renditions of classics in medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill with Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, and Killing Me Softly; Outkast with Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious and more; Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott with The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me and more; Nas with It Ain’t Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours and more; Jay-Z with Can I Get A..., Big Pimpin, Money Ain’t a Thing and more; A Tribe Called Quest with Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario and more; Wu-Tang Clan with C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing Ta F’ Wit, Protect Ya Neck and more; 2Pac with Dear Mama and California Love; The Notorious B.I.G. with Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize and more; and Dr. Dre with Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin’ but a G Thang and more. The music is performed by the Listeso String Quartet. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or their official representatives. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Seating within each zone is assigned in the order of arrival.

Lauren Sanderson’s COME SAY SUM TOUR comes to House of Blues Dallas for an all-ages show. Support is to be announced, and opening acts may change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers and the artist, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages. Same-day tickets may be available at the venue box office, which opens before doors. Box office hours vary by event, and prices may increase on the day of the show.

My Hero Academia In Concert brings the anime’s decade of heroism to the stage, tracing the path from Deku’s first steps to high-stakes battles across all eight seasons. A 15-piece live band performs Yuki Hayashi’s acclaimed score, with each piece underscoring moments of triumph, loss, and resolve. Dynamic visuals from the series pair with the music to create an immersive experience that places the audience inside the story’s most memorable scenes. Filled with Plus Ultra spirit, this tribute celebrates ten years of courageous characters and unforgettable arcs. Whether you have followed Deku and Class 1-A from the beginning or are discovering their world for the first time, the show blends powerful music, striking imagery, and heartfelt emotion into a cinematic concert journey.

Jack White brings his 2026 live show to The Bomb Factory, presented by AEG. This will be a phone free experience. The event welcomes all ages, and attendees who are 16 or younger must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general admission standing only with no seating available. Set and start times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, which should be downloaded before arrival. A bag policy is in effect, and venue FAQs and policies apply. Orders that exceed the published ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no COVID protocols for this event, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

A community-focused gathering for single mothers designed for connection, conversation, and support. Attendees can meet others, share experiences, and learn more about Momentum in a setting grounded in faith and community. This free event includes dinner and childcare, and children are welcome. Registration is requested to help with planning.

The fourth annual DFW Italian Festival returns to Las Colinas at Levy Event Plaza, bringing together Italians, Italian-Americans, and lovers of Italian culture for a lively celebration. Expect a traditional procession, wine, Italian cuisine, and cocktails, along with a silent auction and raffle. A celebrity host will introduce a range of entertainment, and a bocce tournament adds friendly competition. Additional activities are planned throughout the event.

This monthly car show welcomes vehicles of every make and model. It features 19 classes and 38 awards, including a manager’s choice and a car club participation award. Proceeds from the 50/50 benefit Guns and Hoses, which supports families of fallen police officers and firefighters. Please note that this edition starts earlier than usual.

Riftbound Nexus Night offers relaxed open play with no entry fee. Participants receive promotional items for taking part.

Celebrate the bond between people and their pups at a family and dog friendly festival at Community Beer Company in Dallas. Enjoy local brews and food, live music, guest speakers, shopping with area vendors, and a variety of games and activities for both kids and dogs. Service dog demonstrations are part of the program, along with chances to learn how Canine Companions enhances the lives of children, adults, and veterans with disabilities through expertly trained service dogs. The event raises funds and awareness in support of this nonprofit’s work.

The Irving Symphony Orchestra brings Hollywood to life with a concert of film music. Hear themes from The Last of the Mohicans, The Magnificent Seven, and Silverado, performed with the sweep and color of the movies. Guitarist Russ Hewitt, an Emmy Award winner, appears as a featured guest. The program celebrates frontier adventure and the spirit of the American West.

Originally planned for the Bedford in Bloom event, this show has been rescheduled and will now be presented as part of the Bedford Rythmns series. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or a lawn chair for comfortable seating.

AEG Presents brings Dylan Scott to The Bomb Factory for an all ages show. Attendees who are 16 and under must be with a parent or legal guardian. This is a general admission event with standing room only, so there are no seats. The schedule is subject to change, and orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so download it before arriving. A bag policy is in effect and venue FAQs and policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and no COVID protocols are listed for this event.

The More Life Tour brings Country Music Hall of Fame member Randy Travis to Longhorn Ballroom & Backyard Amphitheater with guest vocalist James Dupré, his co-star from the independent film The Price. Travis’s longtime touring band reunites on the road for the first time since before his 2013 stroke, while Dupré leads a set of signature hits like On the Other Hand, Forever and Ever, Amen, and Three Wooden Crosses. Randy Travis will appear on stage to interact with the crowd and take part in the show, though he will not be singing. VIP options in many markets include a meet and greet with the country icon. This all-ages event honors a legacy that helped fuel country music’s new traditionalist wave and continues with recently created songs made using advanced technology, including Where That Came From and Horses in Heaven.

Celebrate youth night at the Wildcats home game with a free game day spirit event at the Godley DQ. Fans can get complimentary face painting to show their Wildcat pride. Enjoy dinner, treats, and some pregame fun, then head to the stadium ready to cheer on the Godley football team.

Miracles of Joy hosts a Reiki Share gathering designed as a relaxed space to unwind and recharge. A minimum $5 love donation is requested. Attendees can drop in during the open session for flexible participation. The experience highlights how Reiki may ease stress and anxiety, promote relaxation, reduce fatigue, and support the body’s natural healing while boosting energy levels. Those who are curious can learn how Reiki is understood to work across physical, mental, emotional, and energetic dimensions. All experience levels are welcome, and comfortable clothing is recommended.

PRANAM celebrates its fourth year of Durga Puja with a three day celebration featuring Durga Puja, a live Bollywood music concert, tasty food, and lively cultural performances from local talent. Registration and ticket details will be shared soon, with more updates to come.

URBAN SCUBA plunges into a surreal world where dance, circus artistry, and inventive physicality collide. Propelled by an original electro-rock score that pulses with momentum, it moves through echoes of the past and the immediacy of the present with unexpected, high-impact choreography. Images shift from bodies arcing through the air to performers gliding across a gleaming, waterlike surface, revealing movement that is fluid, daring, and precise. The setting evokes deserted buildings and vast underground spaces in any city, turning forgotten places into a canvas for transformation. Six adventurous performers reimagine cast-off materials with playful ingenuity, finding lift, rhythm, and possibility as they rise into literally high-flying moments.

A community walk returns to Levy Event Plaza, bringing people together to move with purpose in support of the fight against heart disease and stroke. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, with meaningful moments and chances to connect with others who care about heart health. Participants can take part their own way by forming or joining a team, fundraising in honor of someone special, and showing team spirit with custom shirts and signs. It is open to all ages and abilities, with convenient parking and DART access, plus room for strollers, wheelchairs, and pets. On-site highlights include health screenings, hands-on CPR demonstrations, kid-friendly activities, and opportunities for team photos. Every step helps advance research, education, and advocacy through the American Heart Association, guided by a lifesaving theme that encourages learning CPR and being ready to act in the community.

The event takes place at Mike Lewis Park.

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.

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.

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.

Autocross offers a low speed, precision driving course where competitors aim for the quickest run of the day. Classes are organized by vehicle, modifications, and horsepower, so drivers are matched fairly. Cars of any make are welcome to participate, and the format is a practical way to explore how your car behaves in different conditions. Registration opens two weeks before the event. Weather permitting, participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon.

The Dallas Soul Food Festival brings together a wide range of vendors from Dallas, Houston, Kansas, Arkansas, and neighboring states for a flavorful celebration of regional cuisine. More than 30 food purveyors will offer a broad mix of favorites, including pork chops, oxtails, candied yams, greens, fried chicken, fish, barbecue, funnel cake, turkey legs, and tacos, with vegan and keto options available.

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.

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.

Hype HEB, a program of the HEB Chamber of Commerce, brings together young professionals under 45 to learn, engage, and exchange ideas. Its mission is to cultivate future community leaders by supporting participants through three focused areas. Recent programming has included Trey Morris from The Center for Sales Strategy on practical AI in business, Anna Richie of Mad Banana on making marketing simple, Ron Lewis of Leadership Curators on building lasting resilience, Dr. Alan Heide of Break the Cycle Therapy on stress management and workplace communication, Sean Leonard of Empkey Financial, and Angela Alexander with Alexander and Sons Roofing. Community service is also part of the calendar with volunteer days alongside Serving Our Seniors and the 6 Stones Night of Hope. This meeting continues the series with opportunities for professional growth, community involvement, and thoughtful conversation among peers.

At the Irving Convention Center, this expo brings Texas-rooted consumer packaged goods brands together with buyers, investors, and industry leaders. Registration is open, and early-bird pricing is available for both exhibitors and attendees.

Designed with homeschool families and school-age learners in mind, this library program explores educational themes in an engaging way. Children will listen to a nonfiction book, then complete an activity connected to the topic to reinforce what they learned. It offers a welcoming space for curious minds to read, discover, and create together.

A celebration spanning three days in downtown Grand Prairie brings together community, culture, and entertainment. Enjoy live music throughout, carnival rides and games, arts and crafts vendors alongside a business expo, and a wide range of food options with a beer garden. Families will find a KidZone, and activities are suitable for all ages. Admission and parking are free.

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.

RCDRL 2026 heads to The Strip at Traders Village for Race 11 of 13, a showdown where drivers aim to prove whether they are the good, the bad, or the ugly. With the playoffs at their midpoint and three rounds behind and three ahead, every pass will reveal who has the grit. The program moves from test and tune into qualifying, with eliminations beginning after the second qualifying session. Classes include Pro Street Outlaw A and B, Limited Prep Outlaw A and B, Extreme Pro Stock A and B, Street Eliminator, Young Gunner, Index brackets at 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90, and Second Chance Brackets. Win or lose, it is all part of the 2026 journey and the final push in the Countdown to the Championship.

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.

PlantCon Dallas 2026 transforms the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, Hall C, into a celebration of plants and the communities that love them. Billed as the nation’s largest plant hobbyist convention, it brings together more than 300 booths spanning plants, reptiles, and plant-adjacent makers. Browse starter varieties and rare collectibles, discover handmade planters, jewelry, art, and clothing, enjoy food offerings, and meet both local growers and international exhibitors who share tips and answer questions on aroids, orchids, bonsai, aquatics, florals, cacti, edible plants, and more. Programming welcomes every experience level with free presentations from global speakers and hands-on workshops led by field experts. Families will find a dedicated children’s area with activities such as author story times, face painting, and interactive exhibits. Local plant societies and organizations are featured with complimentary spaces to share their missions, and some host plant competitions. Special guests from the plant creator community make appearances, and community-led fun like a scavenger hunt takes place at the Community Booth. A plant locker offers a convenient place to store purchases, and a silent auction showcases items donated by exhibitors. Accessibility and inclusivity are central, with ASL interpreters during all presentations and workshops, accessible parking, wide aisles, and accessible restrooms. The event is LGBTQIA+ run and led and aims to provide a welcoming environment for everyone.

Envision Through Divine Timing invites space to trust the rhythm of your life as fall begins. This workshop offers time to slow the moment, reflect on what has changed, ripened, or is ending, and notice what is beginning to take shape across transitions and seasons. Participants explore the image of the cosmic wheel, inspired by Hildegard von Bingen’s view of the human as both microcosm and macrocosm, and consider how inner experience and the wider world can be brought back into relationship. Through conversation, guided insight, breathwork, and reflection, participants sense what is moving, what is completing, and what is ready to emerge. Ancient Breathwork, a rhythmic breathing practice rooted in long-standing traditions, increases oxygen and supports the body’s natural release processes. The practice helps soften internal bracing that narrows perception, steady the nervous system so attention can settle, widen the capacity to notice what is present now, reopen imaginative capacity, restore clear and integrated thinking, and support calm, grounded decision-making. No prior breathwork experience is necessary. This workshop is for anyone navigating a full, fast-moving life, including leaders, caregivers, decision-makers, creatives, and parents, and it is especially supportive for those who feel pressed by the pace of life, carry significant responsibility, or are in a season of transition or discernment. Participants leave with fresh insight, a lived sense of how to slow down and notice what becomes visible, and a simple point of integration to carry into the season ahead. The fee is $60.

Celebrate the season with a playful goat yoga class set in the pumpkin patch at the Bedford Public Library in Bedford, Texas. Practice your poses while friendly, costumed goats wander and may even hop up for a photo-worthy moment. Costumes are welcome for participants as well. This is an outdoor fitness event, so dress for the weather. Attendees should bring their own yoga mat. Beach towels will be available, along with bottled water, sunscreen, and bug spray. Access to the fenced practice area opens 15 minutes before class, and extra time after class is set aside for photos and goat socializing. Expect curious goats that might nudge, nibble, scratch, jump, or step on people, and note that they are not potty trained. A sanitizing station and antibacterial wipes will be provided. Everyone must check in and sign a liability waiver before class begins. Masks are not required, and social distancing is left to each attendee’s comfort level. Participants must be 5 or older, with a participating parent or guardian for minors. Children under 5 are not permitted inside the fenced area. No other animals are allowed. Questions regarding service animals should be addressed in advance with at least 48 hours’ notice. Organizers may refuse service or adjust ticketing at their discretion. Refunds, exchanges, and rain checks are not offered, and the event may be postponed in the event of unfavorable weather. Proceeds support the care of the goats and local non-profit initiatives, including a newly created effort that benefits local farm animals in need of sanctuary.

Build foundational tumbling skills in a beginner friendly master class at Dana's Studio of Dance. Led by Ashley Herman, the session emphasizes proper technique and safe progressions while introducing basics like rolls, cartwheels, bridges, and handstands. Participants develop flexibility, body control, and strength through focused drills, with encouragement to support growing confidence and new abilities. It is a helpful starting point for children preparing for cheer or dance or for those who want to have fun learning new skills. The cost is $65, and space is limited.

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.

An intermediate tumbling master class designed for dancers who already have the basics and want to refine technique, build strength and power, and gain confidence with more advanced skills. Training emphasizes stronger front and back walkovers, steadier handstands with clean connections, and progressive back handspring work, along with flexibility, strength and conditioning, and detailed technique refinement for cleaner execution and better control across the floor. Well suited for dancers looking to elevate tumbling for dance, drill team, cheer, or competitive performances, the session balances challenge with encouraging, technique-centered coaching. Cost is $65.

Hosted by the Texas Chapter of Gift of Adoption, this 13th Annual Fundraiser at Texas Star Golf Course & Conference Centre supports families across Texas. Attendees can enjoy complimentary beer and wine, a cash bar, and hors d'oeuvres, along with live and silent auctions featuring items from many local attractions. Gift of Adoption awards grants that help finalize adoptions for children in vulnerable circumstances, creating permanent families and brighter futures. All funds raised will help unite children with families throughout Texas. Ticket, sponsorship, and donation options are available.

Now in its fifth year, Forest of Fear turns the campgrounds at Loyd Park on Joe Pool Lake into a drive-through Halloween route. Visitors remain in their vehicles while cruising past campsite displays crafted by campers who go all out with creative decorations. It is suitable for both kids and adults, with plenty to look at along the way. Admission is $20 per vehicle, and restrooms are available at several locations throughout the park.

At the Majestic Theatre, a high-energy concert pays tribute to Billy Joel, highlighting his biggest hits and the stories behind them. From the producers of The Simon and Garfunkel Story and The Life and Music of George Michael, this production honors the Piano Man with faithful performances, striking visuals, and engaging narration that follows his path from early days to worldwide acclaim. The program explores how his songs connected with multiple generations and why his influence continues to endure.

Military Brats from around the world are coming together in Irving, Texas at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott for a first-time worldwide gathering that marks 80 years of the U.S. military school system. The multi day event welcomes anyone who spent any part of life as a military Brat, whether stateside or overseas, for a single tour or many years. Attendees can look forward to a lively hospitality suite with refreshments, an early arrival party for those who get in ahead of the crowd, evening banquets with music and dancing, optional tours, and thoughtful discussions and information sessions created by and for Brats. Several alumni groups are planning school reunions during the gathering, offering many chances to reconnect and meet fellow Brats. Complimentary shuttle service is available between the airport and the host hotel.

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.

Brand New brings its raw, high-impact live show to Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie in Grand Prairie. The rock band blends emotional songwriting with driving alternative rock, igniting charged performances amplified by passionate crowds. Expect a set that spans the band’s catalog, delivered with the intensity that characterizes its concerts.

Get into the spirit with a Halloween-themed 9-pin fundraiser connected to the TROT 2027 season. The $30 entry fee covers the tournament and access to a 250-plus share pot. Additional side action includes crossover doubles, an optional scratch high pot, and the Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The strike pot will begin with a starting amount to be announced. This event blends friendly competition with fundraising for a lively day on the lanes.

At Breathe - Meditation & Wellness (Dallas), this reflective ceremony invites participants to set down what still weighs on the heart and mind... old relationships, grief, resentment, fear, shame, regret, long held stories, and stagnant energy. It begins with grounding and intention setting, then moves into guided journaling to surface memories, patterns, and emotions that are ready to be released. Using dedicated paper for burning, attendees symbolically send those burdens to the flame, opening space for healing, calm, and renewal. The experience continues with a guided meditation and an enveloping sound bath featuring a gong, crystal bowls, an ocean drum, and chimes to support integration, soothe the nervous system, and restore energy. Costumes are welcome but not required. This gathering is for anyone prepared to face what lingers from the past and leave feeling lighter. The fee is 60 dollars.

Galaway Manor hosts an annual Halloween trick-or-treat and street haunt that blends candy stops with roaming monsters and a synchronized light show. Admission is free, and the event proceeds in most weather, with only severe conditions possibly delaying the start. There is a gentler, early period for children or guests who prefer to avoid scares before the full haunt begins. The light show and street haunt start with the main program and are not part of the calmer window. After that, the experience includes scares throughout. Dense theatrical fog will be in use to create the setting; it is water based, unscented, and described as non toxic Code 6 heavy laying fog juice. Large crowds are expected, so patience with volunteers is encouraged. Parking in the area is limited, and attendees are asked not to litter. Participation by neighbors and the amount of candy can vary, as the emphasis is on the street haunt, roaming characters, and the light show.

Foodees Fest brings a lively celebration of food and culture to Grand Prairie Premium Outlets, filling the weekend with flavors, shopping, and activities for all ages. More than 40 food trucks and vendors serve gourmet bites and sweet treats, while dozens of artisans present handmade jewelry, art, and crafts. The atmosphere is family friendly and community focused, perfect for discovering new cuisines or picking up a special gift. Admission is free for everyone. Registration is available for those who want to enter a giveaway for a free meal, with one winner selected each day and winners notified by email.

Hosted by RCDRL, this RC drag racing event at The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, Texas centers on remembrance as much as competition. It pays tribute to racers, family members, and friends who are no longer here, honoring the people who helped build the community and whose presence is felt with every pass down the track. The day progresses from gates opening to Test & Tune, followed by qualifying, and wraps up with eliminations. Featured classes include Outlaw A and B, LPO A and B (Limited Prep Outlaw), Xtreme Pro Stock, Street Eliminator, Young Gunners, and the 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90 Index. It aims to deliver family fun and high energy racing while reflecting on those remembered.

Pause for a restorative sound bath centered on gratitude and intention. Gentle waves from crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other grounding instruments foster deep relaxation and ease stress, creating space for appreciation to grow. An intention setting segment invites you to focus on what you are thankful for and clarify what you want to welcome in the months ahead. Leave feeling refreshed, steady, and clear in purpose. Admission is $45.

Take on a half marathon, 10K, or 5K at the 8th annual Toyota Music Factory race, benefitting the Irving Police Association. Each course is USATF certified, mostly flat, and showcases Las Colinas and the Campion Trails. A post-race party caps the experience. All participants, including 5K and 10K finishers, receive a finisher medal and a gender-specific tech shirt. Those looking for an added test can pursue AMPT Champ status through the Mix-n-Match Challenge. An in-person option is available, and the AMPT Virtual Series offers a way to complete the race individually for those who prefer to participate solo or cannot attend live.

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.

Arcade games and laser tag at Main Event in Grand Prairie set the stage for a lively outing that wraps up with dinner at Cici’s Pizza. The day is organized by Mrs. Mimi of Israelite Kids Academy, a DFW private Kindergarten through 8th grade hybrid homeschool and summertime learning program. Families who are not enrolled can contact Mimi at 469-278-KIDS to take part. Everyone meets at the venue and covers their own admission and any related fees. Attendees are asked to mark their attendance on the event page and share the names and ages of the children who will be there, and non-members must complete an online emergency information form before the trip. After sign up, meetup details and a simple itinerary will be provided, and the group will travel together. Health and safety guidelines apply. Follow current CDC recommendations and do not attend if feeling unwell. Bring hand sanitizer or wipes and a water bottle. If any portion of the outing includes time outdoors, be prepared for pollen and insects, and bring repellent or needed allergy medications such as EpiPens. Plans may be adjusted due to weather. When paying the organizer, only cash or Zelle are accepted. There are no refunds, no credit or partial payments, and registrations are non-transferable. If plans change, please update your RSVP so the group is not kept waiting.

At Breathe - Meditation & Wellness in Dallas, this heart-centered gathering honors the symbolism of 11/11, a moment many associate with alignment, clarity, and connection. Participants share ceremonial cacao to support presence, self reflection, and an open heart, then move through guided meditation, journaling, and a nourishing sound experience. The focus is on slowing down, listening within, and remembering what remains beneath everyday responsibilities and noise, so the path ahead feels clearer and more aligned. Open to everyone, no prior experience is required. Attendees are encouraged to arrive as they are, with space for grounding, support, and deeper connection to self. Bring a mug or vessel for cacao, a journal and pen, a water bottle, comfortable clothing, and any items that help you sit or lie down comfortably. Space is limited and advance registration is recommended. The cost is $60. If pregnant or managing a condition that could be affected by cacao, including heart conditions, consult a healthcare provider in advance, and plan to hydrate well before and after the ceremony.

This annual 5K race centers on completing a five-kilometer course from start to finish. It is a straightforward event focused entirely on the 5K distance.

A Disney pin trading event in Texas brings collectors together to trade pins, discover new favorites, and share their passion for the hobby. Attendees can browse collections, make trades, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with fellow enthusiasts.

This fifth 9-pin fundraiser in the TROT 2027 season offers a tournament entry for $30 that also covers the 250-plus share pot. Participants can add crossover doubles, enter an optional scratch high pot, and take a shot at the World Famous Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The opening strike pot amount will be announced. Compete in a 9-pin format while supporting the TROT 2027 season.

At the Omni Dallas Hotel, Canines, Cats & Cabernet offers an evening of live music, auction experiences, and chances to meet animals ready for adoption from Operation Kindness Humane Society. Support for the gala helps Operation Kindness deliver lifesaving medical treatment, safe shelter, nutritious meals, and compassionate care for dogs and cats throughout Texas.

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.

Voices of Rock honors legendary rock artists with standout vocals and high-energy shows, reviving classics from Styx, Boston, Kansas, Starship, Toto, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and others. It captures the spirit of a classic rock festival, delivered by a single band.

Experience the spirit of American classical music as the Irving Symphony Orchestra joins acclaimed pianist Antonio di Cristofano for a concert filled with color and drive. The program pairs Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G, shimmering with wit and sparkle, with Gershwin’s An American in Paris, alive with jazz inflections and bustling city character. Lively rhythms, striking harmonies, and expressive playing come together to highlight the energy and heart of America’s musical heritage.

Take on a low-speed autocross course that pits you against friends for the Fastest Time of the Day. Classes are organized by your car, its modifications, and horsepower, and all makes are welcome to participate. It is a practical way to explore how your car handles in different conditions. Registration opens two weeks prior to the event. Participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon, though this may change with the weather.

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.

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.

Celebrate the 16th annual Dallas Salsa Congress with an entire weekend at Four Points by Sheraton Dallas Fort Worth Airport North. The experience includes dance workshops, dazzling performances, and social dancing that continues late into the night, featuring artists from the local community as well as international guests. Early bird tickets are listed at $99, with prices set to rise.

The Fab Four brings a faithful Beatles tribute to Dallas, spotlighting songs from A Hard Day's Night along with timeless hits. The performance takes place at the Majestic Theater Dallas and is open to all ages with reserved seating. Tickets are available online, with a presale using the password LUCY ahead of general availability.

Rawayana brings the ¿Dónde es el After? Tour to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas.

A GriefShare Surviving the Holidays session is being held at Inglewood Baptist Church. Registration is available through the GriefShare website, and lunch is included.

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.

Paint By Designs hosts a monthly Creative Community over coffee at PJ's Coffee in Euless. This gathering brings people together to create, connect, and encourage one another through faith-centered art and conversation. It is open to all skill levels, with Camilla and Elizabeth guiding a short lesson and projects that may include Bible journaling, watercolor, or tiny canvas painting. The art activity is free, and the focus is on community building, networking, inspiration, and brief leadership encouragement. Themes rotate and have included Freedom to Create, Bloom Where You're Planted, Harvest of Gratitude, Color Your Story, Gather and Give Thanks, and Shine Your Light. It offers a place to belong and to feed the soul through creativity and connection.

Celebrate the season at a vintage-inspired holiday market in Coppell with The Boho Market. Explore booths from local vendors to find gifts for everyone, enjoy live music, and snap festive photos. Admission and parking are free, and the event is family friendly. Vendor applications are open through the online portal.

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.

Holiday magic fills the Majestic Theatre as World Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker with a live orchestra. A cast of 40 accomplished dancers, more than 150 shimmering hand sewn costumes, and lavish handcrafted sets create a full scale celebration for audiences of all ages. Follow Marie on a Christmas Eve adventure as her Nutcracker awakens and leads her into a dream world of swirling snow, daring battles with mischievous mice, and the sweet wonders of a sparkling kingdom. The performance runs about 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 2 and up. Group pricing is available for parties of 10 or more. World Ballet Company, based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, tours widely across the United States, welcoming newcomers and longtime ballet lovers alike. The ensemble features international artists representing over ten countries and has brought iconic ballets to more than 300 cities, reaching an audience of over 500,000.

A yearly, in person meetup created to end the year with intention, gratitude, and a spirit of togetherness. The gathering offers a welcoming setting to look back on what has unfolded, acknowledge growth, and honor the relationships that have taken root. Expect warm conversation, shared joy, and healing together while taking a moment to pause and breathe, recognizing the strength of the community. The environment welcomes people just as they are, helping close the year feeling supported, encouraged, and truly seen.

This sixth 9-pin fundraising event in the TROT 2027 season features competitive play with several add-on opportunities. A $30 entry includes the tournament and participation in the 250-plus share pot. Bowlers can also enter crossover doubles, opt into an optional scratch high pot, and take part in the Progressive No-Tap 50/50 strike pot. The strike pot will begin with an amount to be announced.

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.

The Sunkicks light up the stage with Home for the Holidays, a brand-new seasonal musical filled with precision kicks, festive sparkle, and favorite holiday melodies. Audiences can look forward to powerhouse vocals, touching moments, and a signature kickline built to wow. From the first note to the final step, the show delivers continuous cheer, bold movement, and feel-good energy that carries straight into the New Year.