This weekend in Irving, TX

Serving Hope, an outreach of The Source of Hope, offers a community feeding volunteer event at Cornerstone Kitchen. Volunteers help cook, serve meals, and handle cleanup, and haircuts are offered as part of the outreach. Wear comfortable closed-toe footwear, and expect protective gloves, hairnets, and aprons to be provided. A confirmation email will include onboarding information. Each month, this effort prepares and shares thousands of meals with neighbors and families in need, made possible through the support of volunteers, sponsors, and donors.

Whether your goal is a half or full marathon, you are getting back to running after years away, or you want to run well, avoid injury, and have fun, this training focuses on those goals. Participants train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, home to the Dallas Galloway training program.

Set on the paths of Anderson Bonner Park, this community run offers something for everyone with a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a one mile option, and a kids dash. Race packet pickup takes place before the start. Young runners gather at the main start line for the kids dash and are guided to their starting area, then the national anthem leads into the official start. Real-time results and award details are available at the registration tent once participants cross the finish line. Every entry includes thoughtful perks such as a specially designed shirt, a custom medal, chip timing for timed races with real-time results and awards, complimentary photos, and finish line snacks. Half marathon, 10k, and 5k registrations include a custom bib, the event shirt, and a finisher medal. The one mile is untimed and includes a bib, shirt, and medal. The kids dash welcomes ages 10 and under with a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a medal, and children who prefer to skip the swag may run the dash at no cost. This family friendly gathering welcomes all paces and fitness levels and encourages participants to run their race their way. Youth-based pricing is available for ages 12 and under in the 5k and 10k at $17.

Hope Hustle 5K — Running Toward Brighter Futures has shifted to Epic Central in Grand Prairie. Participants can look forward to scenic surroundings and a lively atmosphere, plus nearby places to eat and things to do, making it a convenient choice for families planning a full day out. It is set to be a fun morning of running and community energy in a vibrant location.

Hope Hustle 5K is a 5-kilometer run in Grand Prairie, Texas. Registration fees will increase at a later point.

The Hi Line Farmers Market brings a lively, open-air marketplace to the Design District of Dallas, welcoming visitors of all ages. Local vendors showcase fresh produce from nearby farms, meats from pasture-raised sources, small-batch baked treats, handmade goods, and more. It offers an easy way to support small businesses, discover distinctive products, connect with the community, and pick up a bite to eat while browsing. Perfect for a grocery run or a relaxed outing, this market provides plenty to explore and enjoy.

At Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo brings together a curated mix of vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses celebrating the strange and unusual. Designed for fans of the bizarre, it offers a wide range of curios and creations in one expansive marketplace. Expect taxidermy and preserved specimens, original artwork and horror or Halloween inspired pieces, antiques and handmade curiosities, historic quack medical devices, eerie apparel, unconventional jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles, and more. All items are legal to own and sourced with sustainability in mind. Beyond shopping, live sideshow performers take the stage throughout the event, and taxidermy classes offer a chance to learn the craft. Entry is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free without a ticket. The expo creates a welcoming setting to discover new artists, connect with others, and be part of a community of like-minded people. It is independently produced from start to finish and is described as the first traveling event in the country dedicated exclusively to oddities vendors and dark artists.

Begin the weekend with a calming reset at The Sound at Cypress Waters through an all-levels yoga flow led by instructor Chris Mayhan. Expect mindful movement, focused breathing, and an uplifting sequence designed to help you recharge and reconnect with yourself and the surrounding community. The class is free and welcomes every experience level. Bring a mat and water, and consider inviting a friend.

This monthly event combines a rock swap with a parking lot sale, providing a simple opportunity to trade rocks and browse sale items in one place.

This women-only beginner session at Double Five Midcities introduces the core techniques of jiu jitsu in a supportive setting. Build confidence, develop practical self defense skills, and get moving alongside an empowering community. Instruction is led by Ashley Collins, a jiu jitsu black belt with more than 10 years of training experience. Wear comfortable workout clothing, and a trial gi will be provided for your first class.

Spend time with cats in foster care who are ready for adoption at the Snuggle Spot inside the adoption container at Community Beer Company. Guests can play with cats and kittens, take part in hands on activities, and try matchmaking software that helps pair households with a compatible feline. It offers a way to support the program and connect with a friendly community of cat lovers.

Celebrate a decade of impact with a tennis-filled afternoon centered on connection and community. The gathering features an ACEing Autism clinic, round robin play, hospitality, a tribute to the people who built the program, and time to connect with athletes, families, volunteers, and supporters who have shaped the Dallas Fort Worth community over the past ten years. The milestone also recognizes Adrienne’s dedication along with the leadership of program directors, volunteers, coaches, families, and community partners who have created opportunities for belonging and growth for hundreds of athletes and their families. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help expand affordable programming, provide scholarships, strengthen volunteer engagement, and foster meaningful social connections for the next generation of ACEing Autism athletes across Texas. Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations, families, and community partners who want to support this work. RSVPs are being collected on Facebook for a preliminary headcount, and additional event details and registration or ticket information will be shared at a later time.

Prepare for race day with a supportive pre-race clinic for the Fort Worth Tri II. Participants can pick up race packets, get key event details, ask questions directly to coaches, and connect with fellow athletes. The session covers parking, an overview of the course, the race day schedule and other logistics, a recommended morning routine from waking up to the race start, strategies for pacing and nutrition, and a review of USA Triathlon rules. It is especially helpful for athletes new to multisport and for anyone seeking course insights and guidance from professional coaches. This clinic is free for those registered for the Fort Worth Tri II. RSVPs are welcomed but not required. For questions, email headcoach@playtri.com.

At Irving Arts Center, a luminous retelling of Sleeping Beauty blends classical ballet with contemporary technology. A cast of six local dancers performs in costumes that glow in the dark, turning each movement into a vivid display of color and light while offering a fresh take on the timeless story. The program lasts about 60 minutes with no break. Doors open 30 minutes before the start, and late entry is not permitted. Seating is allocated in order of arrival within each zone, so early arrival is recommended. This event welcomes ages 5 and up, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue complies with ADA standards.

A spirited evening of mahjong, connection, and purpose celebrates the Year of the Horse while benefiting the Carson Leslie Foundation. This Women’s Night Out blends friends, fun, and philanthropy to help fund critical pediatric brain cancer research and to support families affected by medulloblastoma. The experience includes mahjong for all levels with introductory guidance for beginners, a custom hat bar presented by West Hill Hat Collection, a specialty cocktail created just for the occasion, light refreshments, and a raffle. Guests can also learn about the foundation’s impact. Whether confident with the tiles or brand new to the game, participants can look forward to a meaningful night where every hand played supports a powerful cause.

Begin your path in witchcraft with a warm, accessible class that centers on the altar and the core skills behind magical practice. You will work with focus, breath, and awareness to notice your own energy, explore the idea of an aura or life force, and try a simple exercise that helps you feel that energy in action. A guided meditation invites you to get to know your personal energetic space, and you will learn practical ways to raise and direct energy through breathwork, movement, chanting, and visualization. The lesson also dives into intention, offering guidance for crafting clear statements that support protection, clarity, confidence, and personal growth. No previous experience is required, and an open mind is all you need. Cost is $30. To prebook, call 945-241-7477.

DFW Humane Society’s annual Black Collar Affair returns to The Rayleigh Underground with the Viva Paws Vegas theme, bringing an evening of casino-style fun, great food and drinks, a silent auction, entertainment, and more. Every ticket helps provide medical care, safe shelter, enrichment, and the chance at a loving home for the hundreds of dogs and cats the shelter serves each year. Early Bird pricing is $125 through July 31 with code EARLYBIRD. Sponsors and item donors are welcome to support the silent auction and expand the event’s impact for animals in care. For details, email BCA@DFWHuane.com.

Presented by Spune, Mustard Service tops a lineup at the Backyard at AM/FM alongside Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh. This is an all-ages show, and tickets are on sale.

Put your sleuthing skills to the test over dinner at The Dinner Detective’s true crime murder mystery. The story unfolds in the present, in real time, with performers blending into the audience, so the culprit could be anyone in the room and you might even be singled out as a suspect. Designed for adults, this social and highly interactive evening blends intrigue, humor, and unscripted moments. Presented by a company that has entertained audiences across the country since 2004, it delivers a fresh, modern take on the murder mystery experience.

BikeDFW hosts a relaxed, no drop community ride through Downtown Dallas under the full moon, centered on connecting with fellow cyclists, your bike, and the city after dark. The ride returns with the blessing of Liz, who led it for years and helped make it a favorite for many riders. Expect an easygoing, family friendly pace over roughly 8 to 10 miles, with everyone staying together. After the ride, participants can unwind at Pegasus City Brewery. Suggested essentials include a safe, working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, money for food and drinks after the ride, and a camera for night photos. Friends are welcome. Plans depend on the weather, since rain or heavy clouds will cancel. Any updates will be shared on BikeDFW social media the day of the ride. This is a BikeDFW led community ride. Participants ride at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and equipment.

Lonestar, the American country band behind the worldwide hit “Amazed,” rose to prominence with that ballad, which led the country chart for nine weeks and reached No. 1 on the pop chart for two. Known for heartfelt storytelling paired with a polished pop-country sound, the group features Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack. They have scored 22 top ten entries on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, including 10 that reached the top spot. Their ascent began in 1995 with the top five single “Tequila Talking,” followed by chart-toppers like the rock-leaning “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” The four-times-platinum 1999 album “Lonely Grill” solidified their status with four No. 1 singles and a string of radio-ready, emotionally rich songs. Accolades include Academy of Country Music honors for New Vocal Group, Single of the Year, Song of the Year, and Humanitarian of the Year, as well as the Country Music Association’s Vocal Group of the Year and International Artist Achievement Award. With more than 10.5 million records sold worldwide, Lonestar remains a lasting and influential force in country music.

AEG Presents features Judah & The Lion at The Studio at The Bomb Factory for an all ages concert. The Nashville group, founded by longtime bandmates Judah Akers and Brian Macdonald, has built a devoted following with songs that move between folk, rock, and big pop anthems, shaped by honest storytelling and a hopeful outlook. Their sixth album, I Am A Prism, reflects a return to purpose after years of writing through heavy themes, celebrating the full spectrum of life with moments of quiet introspection and energetic release. This event is general admission standing room only and there are no seats. Guests who are 16 and under must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Set and start times can change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. Ticket limits are enforced and orders that exceed the posted limit may be canceled. A bag policy is in effect and venue FAQs and policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no COVID protocols listed for this event.

This event offers a dual experience that blends concert energy and a club atmosphere, with live music inside and a DJ on the patio. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older.

Zack Fox makes a return to SILO Dallas for a fall show. A ticket alert signup is available, and it also counts as an entry for a chance to win two side stage passes. Tickets will be available for purchase.

HEARTBREAKER brings the music of Pat Benatar to The Grapevine Bar with powerhouse vocals, gritty attitude, and the rush of 1980s rock energy that made these hits stick. Expect favorites like Heartbreaker, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, Love Is a Battlefield, We Belong, Fire and Ice, Shadows of the Night, and Invincible, delivered with tight musicianship and roaring guitars. The performance aims for a faithful tribute that sparks big singalong moments and a shared sense of nostalgia. Admission is free. HEARTBREAKER is an independent tribute act dedicated to celebrating the music of Pat Benatar.

A weekly Sunday morning run and walk at White Rock Lake meets at T+P Hill. The main meetup covers up to four miles. In summer, a longer nine mile loop around the lake is available earlier. After the run, the group goes out for coffee and breakfast. Weekly announcements share details about the early option.

Autocross, also known as AutoX, is a low-speed obstacle course focused on precision and car control as drivers compete for the fastest time of the day. Vehicles are organized into classes that reflect the car, its modifications, and horsepower, and all makes are welcome to participate. It provides a hands-on way to learn how a car handles in a variety of conditions. Registration opens two weeks before the event. Participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon, although this can vary with the weather.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed routes designed for more saddle time and plenty of curves. Organizers have added three brand new options, including one centered on demanding corners and tight turns. Beyond the weekly rides, plans include a track day, a weekend in the Ozarks, and a Sturgis trip, with the organizer continuing on to ride the entire Pacific Coast Highway. Riders on any type of motorcycle are welcome, and the routes stay off highways while prioritizing engaging roads, memorable sights, and lighter traffic. Commemorative patches and stickers are also being developed to celebrate the rides and help support future trips and events.

Hippie Yoga with Skye is a beginner-friendly class that blends yin yoga, pranayama breathing, and yoga nidra meditation to encourage deep relaxation, balance the chakras, and ease stress. Through mindful breath, gentle movement, and restorative rest, participants awaken uplifting energy and strengthen the connection between mind, body, and spirit. The session is led by Skye Gray, a yoga instructor and spiritual practitioner with more than twenty years of experience and certifications in multiple styles, who brings a warm, soulful approach that makes the space inclusive for all levels. Takes place at Miracles of Joy Metaphysical Store of Bedford. Admission is $20.

Prepare for birth in a supportive environment that welcomes every plan, whether at home, in a birth center, or in a hospital, and whether this is a first baby or an addition to the family. This childbirth education class builds knowledge and practical tools so participants can make informed choices and approach labor feeling confident and empowered. It suits those hoping for an unmedicated experience as well as anyone seeking a clear understanding of all available options. The format is interactive and engaging rather than lecture only, and both the birthing person and their partner are guided to feel connected and ready. Expect trustworthy, evidence-based guidance, space to slow down and ask questions, and help crafting a birth plan that reflects personal values and goals. Enrollment is intentionally limited to keep the experience personal and meaningful. The fee is $200 per couple, and advance registration is required. Detailed location information is provided after registration. Questions are welcome.

Enjoy free entry to Irving Archives & Museum on Sundays. Explore the galleries, try hands-on activities in the Spark!Lab, or spend a relaxing afternoon taking in a special exhibition. Complimentary guided tours of the permanent exhibition are available on the first Sunday of each month. This offer is not available on Easter Sunday when the museum is closed.

Delimac appears at Strokers Ice House for an event featuring drinks and music.

Learn to play Pokemon at this free event. Get an introduction to how the game is played.

Spend a peaceful hour in a guided meditation paired with an immersive sound bath designed to ease tension, reduce stress, and help you reconnect with body and mind. The session begins with time to get comfortable, followed by a grounding exercise to quiet the mind. A soothing meditation then supports mindfulness, emotional release, and balance. It concludes with enveloping sound frequencies that encourage a deep meditative state. Whether the intention is to lessen anxiety, deepen a meditation practice, or simply unwind, expect to leave feeling refreshed, centered, and revitalized.

House of Blues Dallas hosts an all-ages concert headlined by Nevertel, with scheduled support from Rivals and Ocean Sleeper. Day-of-show tickets can be purchased at the venue box office, and prices may increase on the day of the show. The box office is open on show days, and closing hours vary by event. Supporting acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, VIP packages, and presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember offerings.

Scene Queen’s METALICIOUS comes to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall, with Wargasm and Bailey Spinn slated to support. This performance welcomes all ages. Ticket prices may rise on show day, and the supporting lineup may change without notice. The box office operates only on show days and hours can vary. Presale options include Artist, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

Indigo Girls take the stage at Majestic Theatre with special guest Linda Perry. This all ages concert welcomes fans of every generation. To help ensure fair access, purchases are limited to six tickets per customer, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled and refunded. Ticket transfers are delayed for this event. All purchases are subject to AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Freya Skye brings a cross-genre sound to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, presenting a set crafted to draw listeners into a sweeping journey through sound. The performance focuses on captivating music and engaging stage presence, highlighting her distinctive blend of styles. Whether familiar with her work or discovering it for the first time, attendees can anticipate a show billed as a seasonal standout and a lively celebration of live music.

Presented by Anchors Aweigh, this night features Bob Log III with special guests. Known for an alternative blues sound, he performs in a sparkly black velour one-piece and a signature helmet fitted with a retro telephone receiver he uses to sing. Fingerpicked guitar and an eccentric stage presence shape a show that has been described as surreal and captivating. Open to all ages. Admission is $16.

Freya Skye brings the Stars Align Tour to The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. A clear bag policy is in effect to limit contact with guest belongings. Transparent plastic, vinyl or PVC totes up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, as well as small clutch bags up to 6 by 9 inches. To keep tickets accessible, resale is restricted to the original price through Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. In New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah and Connecticut, where state laws limit resale restrictions, Ticketmaster will still keep resale prices at face value on its platform.

This event celebrates Ariel's new release, bannatyne.

American Aquarium delivers a gritty, anthemic strain of country rock paired with sharply honest songwriting. Fronted by BJ Barham, the North Carolina group leans into the heart of its new album The Fear of Standing Still, recorded live at Sunset Sound with producer Shooter Jennings and mixed by Trina Shoemaker. The record channels the band’s relentless momentum alongside lyrics that reckon with personal change and broader cultural questions, from Southern identity to breaking harmful cycles and the realities of growing older. Tracks like Crier, Southern Roots, Babies Having Babies, Cherokee Purples, and The Curse of Growing Old highlight a blend of raw power and deep empathy that has driven the band for close to twenty years. All ages are welcome.