Free events in Keller, TX

At Charlie's Tavern Arlington, bingo turns into a music video showdown as clips play on the big screens and players match what they hear to their cards. The action moves through multiple quick rounds with prizes for winners, it is free to play, and the atmosphere stays lively with food and cold drinks available. Arrive early to secure a good seat and get set for competitive, music-powered fun.

Celebrate Lebanese heritage at a three-day festival featuring authentic dishes such as kefta kabob, tabbouleh, hummus, spinach pies, sambousik, manakish, and baklava, along with live music, traditional dabke dancing, games, and arts and crafts. Admission and parking are free, and the experience is welcoming for all ages. Presented by Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church, this gathering continues a 27-year North Texas tradition of food, culture, and community.

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.

A monthly food drive organized by the Cares Committee in collaboration with ICNA Relief and DFWROS invites donations of non-perishable, shelf-stable items. Suggested contributions include basmati rice, flour, sugar, salt, vegetable oil, pasta, cereal, canned tuna, canned chickpeas, canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, boxed macaroni and cheese, instant noodles, granola bars, and other non-expired pantry staples. Donations can be placed in the designated boxes located in the VRIC Main and North Lobby.

An upbeat evening at the Modern brings together art, live music, and good food. The Modern and Café Modern host a gathering in the Grand Lobby featuring the First Friday House Band, drink specials, and a light dining menu prepared by Executive Chef Jett Mora and the Café Modern team. A cash bar serves specialty drinks, beer, and wine with happy hour options. Gallery admission is free for everyone on Fridays, offering a relaxed way to explore the museum while enjoying music and refreshments.

JR’s-BBQ-N-More hosts music bingo every Friday in Keller Town Center. The event offers three rounds that are free to play, with prizes for winners. The focus is on food, fun, and community, and it is welcoming for groups as well as individuals.

A free night of live music begins with the Levitt Youth Spotlight, presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with Gen X Blossoms, and wraps up with Seger System performing a tribute to Bob Seger. This concert is presented with support from Edward Jones.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market highlights fresh, high quality, locally grown products from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Cash is accepted and most vendors also take cards. Be mindful of scams, as the market will never ask for money through social media. Vendors interested in participating can submit interest through the market’s vendor application form.

Families can enjoy a no-cost make and take craft experience at the Coppell Arts Center. Children receive a ready-to-assemble kit and can customize their project at art stations inside the venue. This activity is designed for ages 3 to 12, and a parent or guardian must accompany children at all times.

Discover water-smart gardening on a self-paced tour featuring five sustainable home landscapes around Plano along with a stop at the Environmental Education Center. See plants suited to Texas conditions in real yards, talk with knowledgeable volunteers, and pick up complimentary waterwise tools at tour headquarters while supplies last. The event is free and does not require registration.

This indoor craft show and market takes place rain or shine and features a wide selection of handmade goods, jewelry, original artwork, and other creative items. It is open to everyone, and there is no charge for entry or parking. Vendor registration opens first for current Keller Senior Activities Center members, then for non-members. To apply as a vendor, complete the application available on the website or pick up a printed copy at the front desk, and submit it with current photos of your items by email or in person at the front desk for consideration. Applications and any approved payments are not handled through social media, and vendor approvals are made only by Keller Senior Activities Center staff.

This community clinic offers no-cost primary care for people without health insurance, making essential healthcare more accessible to those who need it.

Fort Worth’s open-air vintage and art market returns with a festival-style atmosphere rooted in the Near Southside. Now in its tenth year, this one-day fall edition brings together more than 130 vendors offering vintage clothing and home goods, original art, handcrafted items, and collectibles from local artisans and small businesses. Expect live local music, interactive activities, a kids play area with a sandbox, and plenty of options from food trucks, stands, and full bars. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and totes and wagons are permitted. The event proceeds in light rain or sunshine. Free street parking is available with additional paid lots nearby, and it is accessible by train and bus service. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events and supported by Arrt Dept., The Down n’ Out, Printed Threads, St. Brigid Episcopal Church, Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine, Morgan Mercantile, Near Southside, Nickel City, and South Barbershop.

Karaoke takes center stage at Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth, just a short drive from the Stockyards. The mic is open on a weekly basis and there is no cover charge. Between songs, enjoy pool and darts, catch the action on multiple TVs, and relax on the patio. The bar serves up great drinks and a lively crowd keeps the energy high.

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.

As part of DMA FREE First Sundays: Access for All, the DMA offers free admission to exhibitions on the first Sunday of the month. Visitors can explore exhibitions at no cost, take part in engaging on-site programs, and experience a permanent collection that spans more than 5,000 years. This monthly initiative is supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

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

Experience The Irving Story on a docent-led tour of this permanent exhibition. Spanning 4,000 square feet and honored with national awards, the gallery follows Irving’s journey from frontier beginnings through suburban expansion to a modern, diverse city. A friendly guide shares context, stories, and key highlights throughout the visit. Admission and the tour are free.

This free adaptive pickleball practice welcomes participants of all experience levels. Sessions are held on the first and third Monday each month, and wheelchairs are available on site. The program emphasizes inclusion, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, with the aim of supporting wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

Triple Play Trivia at Bru City features three themed rounds with Entertainment, Nerd Alert, and Pot Luck questions. Expect a lively mix of pop culture, nerdy knowledge, and anything-goes surprises as players work through each round. It is free to play and prizes are available.

Maacs Grill hosts Video Music Bingo with Headtilt Entertainment, featuring music videos on the screens and plenty of sing along favorites. Participants mark their bingo cards as they recognize songs, with prizes on the line. There is no cost to take part, and a progressive jackpot grows from week to week. Enjoy food and beverages while you play.

Enjoy a free Zumba session at The Sound that blends fitness with a fun, high-energy dance atmosphere. All experience levels are welcome, and while the lakeside setting is part of the appeal, classes are being held indoors for the winter. The class is led by Marvel, pronounced Mar-Velle, a Zumba instructor with more than a decade of group fitness teaching who brings lots of energy, laughter, and dance-focused moves. Expect a party-style workout that keeps you moving, whether you arrive on your own or with a friend, with every step aimed at a healthier, happier you.

Good Space is hosting the Methodist Health System Mobile Mammography Unit, with services sponsored by the Mammogram Poster Girls. Appointments are required. Mammograms are available to all patients, and they are free for those without insurance while insured patients are welcome as well. If you are 40 or older, call 214.933.7200 and choose option 1 for the mobile mammography unit, and request the Mammogram Poster Girls grant when booking. If you are under 40, call Linda Gage at 214.933.1771 to discuss your risk and arrange an appointment, and ask for the Mammogram Poster Girls grant.

At the Alliance Chess Club Meeting, players can enjoy casual free play in skittles games, fast blitz at G/5, action games at G/15, and longer sessions at G/30 for either practice or ladder pairings. Bughouse is also available, along with opportunities for informal instruction and discussion.

At Pour Sports Texas in Trophy Club, Music Bingo turns familiar tunes into the game by replacing numbers with songs for a fast paced twist. The event features four rounds with two cards per round, and it is free to play. Prizes are awarded every round. All ages are welcome, and food and drinks are available.

Challenge Entertainment hosts live team trivia at Civil Pour in Dallas, now available at both locations. There is no entry fee and prizes are awarded each week. Teams compete by answering questions for a chance to claim the nightly title.