Events in Killeen, TX

Presented by Texas All Abilities Network with Dave & Buster’s in Killeen, this sensory-sensitive PJ breakfast party welcomes neurodivergent children, teens, and adults to enjoy the arcade in a calmer setting. The experience is adjusted with dimmer lighting, softer music, limited capacity, and a quiet space available for breaks. A ticket is required for every attendee. The Stack ’n Score option, priced at $19.99+, includes a breakfast buffet with packages and toppings along with soft drinks, juice, or milk, plus a $10 Power Card with 50 chips and two hours of unlimited video game play. The Discounted Power Card option, priced at $15.00+, includes an $18 Power Card with 75 chips and two hours of unlimited video game play. Both of these packages must be purchased in advance and are not sold on the day of the event. There is also a free entry-only ticket, with the option to buy food and game cards on site.

A focused stretching class designed to improve flexibility and mobility, helping you loosen up and move more comfortably.

Get close to animals from around the globe as Killeen Parks & Recreation partners with The Creature Teachers for an Exotic Animal Show at the First National Bank Texas Family Recreation Center gymnasium. Guests can learn about species such as kangaroos, snakes, lizards, and the laughing kookaburra from Australia through interactive educational presentations. Admission is free, and multiple sessions run throughout the day to offer several opportunities to attend. For more information, call (254) 501-6390 or email kpr@killeentexas.gov.

A community distribution of pet food that supports companion animals and the people who care for them.

This classroom-based hunter education course is designed for novice and young hunters ages 9 and older. Instruction covers safe firearm handling and hunting practices, responsible ethics in the field, and wildlife conservation. Certified volunteer instructors lead the class, and all required materials are provided. Plan for up to six hours of classroom learning, not including registration, breaks, testing, or distribution of certification cards. The certification fee is $15, and some instructors may add range or facility charges. Pre-registration is required. Confirm with the instructor that you are signing up for the Classroom Course and ask about directions or any special instructions before attending. On arrival, pay the instructor, attend the full session, and complete the written exam. A score of 75 percent or higher is required to pass. After successful completion, the instructor may issue a temporary certification card that, when paired with a valid Texas hunting license, allows you to hunt legally. Your permanent Texas Hunter Education certification card will be available to download and print from your account profile.

Celebrate lumpia culture at Lumpia Fest in Killeen, Texas, held indoors at the Killeen Special Events Center. Expect a full day featuring merchandise and food vendors, food trucks, and live performances. Admission and parking are free. The event is open to everyone, family friendly, and welcoming to all ages. Vendor inquiries can be directed to EZ Pig Roast on Facebook or by calling 254.371.9506.

At Ellison High School Eagle Jrotc, the annual mattress fundraiser offers a one day shopping experience with more than 35 mattress styles available to try. Shoppers can look for savings while supporting the school and choosing options that promote better sleep. Families and friends are welcome, and the event emphasizes community involvement to reach its goals.

This annual mattress fundraiser at Killeen Civic & Conference Center supports the Harker Heights High School Choir, Copperas Cove High School Choir, Chaparral High School Choir, and the Ellison Band. Attendees can try more than 35 mattress styles, compare comfort and value, and shop with the goal of improving sleep while saving money. It is a single-day opportunity where purchases help fund these school music programs.

A monthly market taking place at Sanctuary on the second Sunday of the month. Further details will be announced.

Enjoy a gathering featuring tarot card readings with Fool 4 Tarot alongside tea leaf reading, also known as tasseomancy, with Holistic Heart Healing. Both practices are offered together so attendees can explore card-based insights and the patterns in the cup in one setting.

A casual lunchtime networking event brings Chamber members together at Black Bear Diner to connect, collaborate, and support a local business in a welcoming setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, enjoy conversation, and use the relaxed atmosphere to build and strengthen professional relationships. It is a simple way to combine a midday break with community connection.

Painting With Purpose is a welcoming, beginner friendly art class for anyone looking to learn, explore, and grow through creativity, with no prior experience needed. With guidance from Mayci, Cristina, and/or Kristin, participants build confidence through foundational painting techniques presented at a comfortable pace, making the class suitable for first time painters as well as returning artists. Sessions explore core topics including basic color theory, blending primary colors to expand color knowledge, monochromatic studies, silhouettes, and an introduction to animation style painting. Each meeting emphasizes creative exploration, practical skill building, and purposeful self expression, fostering connections with your own artistic voice and the wider community. If purchasing a ticket is a challenge, alternative arrangements may be available. For details, contact outreach@killeencreators.org.

CommuniTEA Table is a relaxed tea gathering hosted by Ruby Tearoom, creating a cozy place for conversation and connection inside Arusha Coffee Co. in downtown Belton. It centers on the idea that community grows when people slow down, share a table, and talk. Guests are welcome to come solo or with a friend, curiosity is encouraged and everyone is included. Admission is free, seating is limited, and an RSVP is required to reserve a spot, with only one RSVP allowed per person.

Step into a 1920s-inspired evening aboard the Railway Express, where guests become passengers and a whodunit unfolds inside the historic Belton MK&T Depot. Mingle with fellow travelers, follow clues, question suspects, and work together to solve the crime before the final stop. The tale is fictional, yet the depot adds real-life intrigue with its own murder history from the same era. Enjoy a set menu from Railway Express Diner along with tea service and desserts by Ruby Tearoom, with secrets and surprises unfolding throughout the depot. The experience begins at Railway Express Diner. Two ticket tiers are offered. The standard option includes the complete experience with dinner, tea, desserts, and the investigation, while the upgraded option adds early boarding and special perks from participating host businesses. Period attire is welcome but not required, from flapper style to dapper suits and other looks inspired by the golden age of rail travel. Tickets are limited. The menu is fixed, and substitutions or accommodations for dietary restrictions or allergies are not available.

The spotlight is on Dollface, a work by Lindy Ryan.

Killeen’s final Aloha Friday of the 2026 season features Kainoa & Friends for an evening of island music, food, a vendor market where cash is recommended, and opportunities for anyone who wants to hula. Prizes will be given away throughout the night, and attendees can enter to win a free trip to Hawaii, with the drawing set for October. This is a free community event. Early arrival and lawn chairs are recommended. The organizers suggest making it a family night and planning dinner at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue. Tabling is free for local business owners interested in participating.

Trial By Trivia teams up with Papa's Cafe to present a music bingo night. Expect plenty of jams as the game unfolds.

Zodiac Bar & Restaurant hosts an open mic and jam session welcoming singers, songwriters, poets, musicians, and visual artists. A live DJ keeps the atmosphere moving, and food and drinks are available throughout the night. The focus is on genuine connections and diverse artistry, giving newcomers and regulars alike a supportive stage. Creatives from across Central Texas gather to perform, collaborate, and share their work.

This gathering provides a welcoming forum for candid conversation, offering space to talk about everyday challenges and life’s hurdles in a supportive setting. Participants share openly and receive support, insight, and opportunities for growth, all grounded in honesty, vulnerability, and authentic accountability.

This homestead car show features awards across multiple vehicle categories, music performed live, flavorful coffee, vendors, and fuzzy animals.

Wake & Brew celebrates its first anniversary with a lively birthday market featuring local vendors and favorite drinks made by hand. It highlights coffee, community, and support for small businesses, giving attendees a chance to browse, pick up goods from area makers, enjoy a cup, and be part of a memorable milestone.

Market Days at The Norns Metaphysical Market gathers more than 30 local vendors each month under one roof in a friendly setting centered on community and discovery. Explore metaphysical goods, handmade creations, artwork, intuitive readings, wellness services, and more, with unique finds from small businesses sharing their craft and passion. It is a place to connect with makers and browse at your own pace, whether arriving with a clear goal, wandering with curiosity, or simply enjoying the atmosphere. Small businesses and creatives interested in taking part can request to join the vendor group for details, applications, and updates.

Everlasting Design & Decor presents a cultural celebration honoring everyone with a September birthday, featuring stylish décor, great vibes, music, and entertainment. The dress code is Asian attire, and tickets are available. To reserve a spot or request details, contact Theresa Anderson at Theresa.everlasting@gmail.com or 360-481-9206.

Enjoy a themed supper club featuring a curated multi-course menu. Regular seating includes four courses, while the chef’s table adds a fifth course. Choose from four entrée options sourced from local Texas farmers. Attendees can inform the organizers of any dietary restrictions. Seating is limited and often sells out quickly. Cocktails, beer, and wine are available for purchase, and gratuity is not included but appreciated.

Settle into a serene yin yoga and immersive sound session inside the dry pool at Summer Fun Water Park. Slow, mindful poses meet rich soundscapes that travel across the open space, encouraging deep release and steadying the mind. As daylight fades and the sky fills with stars, vibrations echo, expand, and soften into quiet, turning sound into a sensation felt throughout the body. The experience centers on calm, presence, and restoration, a gentle exploration of the pauses between breaths and thoughts. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket, plus any comforts that support relaxation such as a pillow, an eye mask, or warm layers, since body temperature can drop while resting. No prior experience is required, only an open heart and a willingness to slow down and restore.

Spend an evening browsing more than 30 outdoor vendors with plenty of tasty food, while kids get creative at a dedicated craft camp. Then head indoors to discover over 45 local vendors and a holistic healing shop filled with distinctive handmade goods. The focus is on shopping small, supporting local businesses, and enjoying a laid-back, positive atmosphere.

Kids ages 2 to 12 can enjoy a craft-focused class held at the Sunset Market at Phoenix Botanicals and Artisan Alley Market in Copperas Cove.

A monthly meetup that brings creatives, community members, and entrepreneurs together to connect, exchange ideas, and grow. Each gathering features a fresh focus on skills and topics, creating a welcoming space for collaboration and progress. Enjoy tasty bites while you mingle.

A welcoming meetup for writers of any experience level, whether you have published work or are just getting started. Participants explore topics in writing, publishing, and illustrating.

Shine the Light brings the community together in support of those affected by breast cancer. The event focuses on raising awareness and funds to create a meaningful impact. Every contribution, no matter the amount, matters.

This event focuses on Sabriel by Garth Nix.

The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Bell County takes place at Liberty Park. Participants come together to increase awareness and raise funds that bolster local care and support and advance research in the community.

A pantry devoted to food for pets is available at Lend-A-Heart Rescue in Belton, Texas.

The Last Saturday Local Market brings the community together to shop small and celebrate local talent. Each month features a fresh mix of area makers, artists, bakers, crafters, and small businesses gathered in the heart of Copperas Cove. Look for handmade goods, tasty local treats, and creative works, all in a friendly setting that puts community first. Attendees can stroll the market, chat with the people behind the products, and enjoy a monthly tradition continuing throughout 2026. Friends, families, and reusable bags are encouraged.

Brother Jon’s Jamboree brings a songwriters open mic to Nelson Brew Works, with the spotlight on original songs. The stage is open to songwriters of all ages and experience levels, offering a friendly, listening-room setting for sharing new work. There are opportunities to connect with fellow creatives and hear a range of voices and styles. Enjoy locally brewed craft beer while the music unfolds. Participants can bring an instrument, a notebook, and plenty of passion.

A relaxed car meet at McAlister's Deli in Copperas Cove brings together car enthusiasts to socialize and share their passion. Attendees display their vehicles and mingle with fellow car fans in a welcoming setting.

This monthly comedy night at Copperas Cove Creative Space spotlights popular local comics alongside out of town talent from Texas and beyond. Every show features live stand up, fresh faces, and a relaxed vibe that works for date nights or a friends night out. Building on a run of packed rooms, the series returns with even more energy and variety, offering an easy way to support live comedy in the community.

Presented by H Lyfe Magazine, Nothing Less Radio, and Squad1Djs, this concert brings together artists and fans at Bradwins Sports Bar for a night of live performances. Hosted by Shay Trendy and Comedian Geoff, with music by Nonless, the event also features live broadcasting from Nothing Less Radio and Connecting The Dots along with on-site interviews. Artists looking to build their portfolios can secure performance slots. A model and artist casting call will be held for potential features with H Lyfe Magazine and Nothing Less Radio. To be considered, participants must have a professional artist EPK and be registered with a performance rights organization. Admission is $10.

This event focuses on Heartwood by Amity Gage, and readers are encouraged to finish the book.

Set at Dana Peak Park on the north shore of Stillhouse Hollow Lake in Harker Heights, Texas, this trail race weaves through rocky terrain that traces the shoreline. Most of the route is under tree cover with some exposed sections, and runners will climb several peaks along the shore with lake views throughout the course. The 100K covers two 50K loops, with each loop including 3,354 of elevation gain. The park sits about an hour from both Waco and Austin.

Belton, Texas will stage its first team strongman competition, featuring three-person squads with divisions for men and for women, organized into two weight classes. Set in the heart of a large festival, this high-energy showcase highlights power, grit, and teamwork.

Oscar’s Market is a free community marketplace that spotlights the creativity and dedication of young entrepreneurs ages 10 to 18. As an extension of Lemonade Day Fort Hood Area, participants present their own small businesses and offer a range of items such as handmade crafts, baked goods, art, jewelry, and original games. Each youth vendor has planned a venture, developed products, and is ready to share their work with shoppers. Expect a family friendly atmosphere with music, activities, and prizes, and know that every purchase helps nurture a young business owner’s goals. Admission is free and no ticket is required. Presented by First National Bank Texas and First Heroes National Bank.

At Copperas Cove City Park, this community celebration brings together music, food, and a variety of vendors, creating a cheerful atmosphere with plenty of laughs. The event is dedicated to celebrating the veterans in the community.

Two events come together in one place for a full day focused on community impact, presented by the Pearls of Service Foundation of Central Texas and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Mu Theta Omega Chapter. The Central Texas Community Expo returns after five years away, offering a family friendly experience with youth and adult talent showcases, area vendors, a college fair, live entertainment, a stroll off featuring National Pan Hellenic Council organizations, a mentor group challenge, and more to explore. The day concludes with the Pink Party after party for adults only. Pink attire is welcomed, and the celebration pairs fun with purposeful giving while also sharing information about breast cancer awareness. Proceeds from the Pink Party benefit the Pearls of Service Foundation Scholarship Fund and the Greater Killeen Community Clinic Mammogram Assistance Program.

Set in downtown Copperas Cove, this baseball-themed National Night Out kickoff honors Officer Elijah Garretson #118. It is not a baseball game, but a family-friendly community gathering featuring a live band, vendors, food trucks, community resources, and free activities for all ages. Attendees are welcome to wear MLB jerseys, shirts, or team colors. An official National Night Out shirt with a baseball-inspired design, displaying Garretson’s name and #118 on the back, is planned for this year. Information about vendor and food truck applications will be announced at a later time.

Technique Flooring is hosting an October Business After Hours with a festive fall and Halloween theme, creating plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow professionals. Chamber members and local business leaders can mingle in a relaxed setting with refreshments, music, door prizes, and easy conversation. The event takes place inside Technique Flooring, where the host will highlight the business and celebrate the season with a fun, themed twist. These Business After Hours gatherings are designed to build relationships, encourage collaboration, and strengthen the local business community.

Experience a festive evening market in Downtown Killeen filled with local flavor and community spirit. Browse handmade gifts, seasonal decor, fresh produce, and other artisan goods while food trucks serve up plenty of tasty options amid a lively atmosphere. Admission is free. The market returns on select Fridays throughout the fall. Prospective vendors can apply now, with the application available under Forms & Applications. For questions, call 254-501-6390 or email recreation@killeentexas.gov.

A full weekend of activities includes a relaxed meet and greet at the Shilo Inn, a lakeside barbecue at Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area with motorcycle games and plenty of fun, and a retro 70s disco party back at the hotel where flared pants, platform shoes, and classic line dances fit right in. Guests booking accommodations at the Shilo Inn can request the Buffalo Soldiers rate of $90 by calling (254) 699-0994.

A pet food pantry offering an organized distribution of pet food. Attendees can pick up food for their pets in a simple, welcoming setting.

This monthly market at Sanctuary returns on the second Sunday with a trunk or treat theme. More details will be announced.

Coffee Connection brings Chamber members together for a morning of networking and conversation, hosted at Great Escape of Central Texas. The gathering offers a casual environment where attendees can connect, collaborate, and build relationships with other business and community leaders. Expect friendly introductions, meaningful chats, and a positive start to the day.

The inaugural Killeen MST/PTSD Symposium, hosted by Scarlett Heart, brings together survivors, veterans, active duty service members, first responders, caregivers, clinicians, advocates, and supporters for meaningful dialogue about Military Sexual Trauma, PTSD, healing, resilience, and available resources. Programming includes speakers, panel discussions, shared lived experiences, and resource opportunities aimed at fostering education, connection, awareness, and hope. The focus is on reducing stigma, building understanding, and reminding individuals that support is within reach. Admission is free and lunch is provided. Vendors, sponsors, and community partners are welcome to participate, with opportunities available for vendor and sponsor registration. The symposium is presented in partnership with Circle of Arms and local community partners.

Network over lunch at a casual Lunch MOB created to connect Chamber members, encourage collaboration, and highlight a local business. The gathering will be hosted at a Chamber member location, with the specific venue to be announced. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, enjoy conversation, and use the relaxed setting to build professional relationships. Location details will be shared once finalized, making it an easy way to fit meaningful connections into the middle of the day.

Discover a welcoming marketplace of unique, handmade finds where creative gifts, artisan goods, and delicious treats highlight the work of local makers. Food trucks and jewelry are part of the mix, and the event page will share sneak peeks of vendor offerings and other updates. For questions, email stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

Excitement is growing in Harker Heights, Texas for an upcoming gathering filled with tastes, tunes, and raised glasses. Only two vendor spaces are still available. For details, send a text to (814) 388-9451, the preferred method, or email vfapply@gmail.com.

Aloha sets the tone for a welcoming workshop as the Ohana gathers on the mat for training and connection. Updates will be shared through the event page. Mahalo nui loa.

Eco Harvest 2026 brings hands-on environmental learning to Ogletree Gap Preserve. Families can take part in eco friendly activities, meet local organizations at booths hosted by community groups, and experience guided hikes through the area. The Recycling Fashion Show returns as a crowd favorite. Exhibits and activities highlight gardening, conservation, wildlife, recycling, and everyday sustainability, sharing straightforward ideas that help people make a difference. Whether passionate about the environment or simply exploring a community event, there is something for everyone as Copperas Cove comes together to grow a greener future.

Market Days offers a welcoming, community-focused experience curated by The Norns Metaphysical Market. More than 30 local small businesses come together at Cove Terrace with metaphysical goods, handcrafted pieces, artwork, intuitive readings, wellness services, and other unique finds, all in one place. It is a gathering spot to meet makers, explore new offerings, and shop with intention or simple curiosity.

This stage play delivers a fearless blend of sharp humor and heartfelt moments as it explores love, loss, and the surprising power of second chances. Fans of Mama Knows Best… Or Does She? can look forward to the story that kicked everything off. A limited early bird general admission offer includes a $10 discount while supplies last, after which tickets are available through local outlets including Inspired Designs Hair Salon & Barbershop Gran'D Palace (254-680-2887), Gay's House of Beauty (254-699-6935), and Larry’s Barber Shop (254-518-3633). Group discounts are offered for parties of 10 or more at 972-584-7348.

Chicago-style romance comes to Ol’ Girl’s Lounge with a Sweetest Day celebration crafted for an adult crowd. Expect lively music, strong drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere with no stress. Guests can arrive with a partner or attend solo and let the night unfold. It centers on genuine vibes and celebrating love the right way.

Children ages 2 to 12 can participate in a craft class set within the Sunset Market at Phoenix Botanicals and Artisan Alley Market in Copperas Cove. The session offers kid-friendly crafting activities suited to this range of ages.

An evening market features more than 30 outdoor vendors, tasty food, and a Kids Craft Camp that keeps children engaged. The indoor marketplace includes 45 or more local vendors along with a holistic healing shop offering unique, handcrafted goods. The event spotlights small businesses and local makers in a welcoming, feel good atmosphere.

Hosted by Ink Masters Tattoo Show, this multi-day expo at the Killeen Civic & Conference Center features live tattooing by up to 120 award-winning artists from around the world. Explore styles ranging from realistic and traditional to black and grey or full color, and connect with artists who match your vision. The event also includes piercings, custom jewelry, CBD, chair massages, and food. Tickets are available at the door only. Daily admission is $20, and a multi-day weekend pass is $35. Free tattoo giveaways are part of the experience, along with a free raffle offering $1,200 worth of tattoos with the attending artists of your choice. Raffle announcements occur throughout the event, and winners must be present. You must be 18 or older with a valid ID for tattoos and to enter the raffle. All ages are welcome, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

A monthly meetup bringing entrepreneurs, creatives, and community members together to connect, swap ideas, and grow. Each installment spotlights a fresh set of skills and discussion themes, fostering a welcoming setting that encourages collaboration and shared success. There will be bites to enjoy while you mingle.

H.E.L.P. is a therapeutic riding center that helps people with disabilities and other challenges build independence and confidence through horsemanship and horseback riding. Phoebe’s Scholarship Fund helps families access these services when insurance does not. At Parrie Haynes Ranch Equestrian Center, riders of all disciplines take on a roughly four mile trail ride built around a Halloween themed scavenger hunt. Participants look for hidden items along the route, and prize buckets go to the top three who collect the most. After the ride, lunch is served and a costume parade and contest follow, with awards for the best horse and rider costumes in two age groups, under 18 and 18 and over. Registration includes a light breakfast, a full lunch, snacks, swag bags, a silent auction, the parade, and a Masterson Method demonstration by Asli Topaloglu, a Masterson Method Certified Practitioner with Sacred Strides Equine Services. Each rider pays a $10 entry fee to Parrie Haynes Ranch and a registration fee of $35 per rider in advance or $45 on the day of the event. A negative Coggins dated within the past 12 months is required to enter the park. Early check in is available ahead of the ride, with same day check in and tack up on ride day. Riders depart for the trail, then return to turn in scavenger hunt finds, enjoy lunch, hear award announcements and auction results, and take part in the parade and demonstration.

An event dedicated to providing pet food for companion animals, offering support to households that need help keeping bowls full. Friendly volunteers ensure pets have what they need so families can focus on caring for them.

Geared toward beginners and youth ages 9 and up, this classroom course builds a foundation in firearm and hunting safety, responsible hunting practices, and wildlife conservation, with all materials provided. The classroom session runs up to six hours, not including sign in, breaks, the written exam, or distributing certification cards. Classes take place year round across the state and are led by certified volunteer instructors. Certification costs 15 dollars, and some instructors may add range or facility fees. Advance registration is required, and participants should confirm directions, any special instructions, and that they are enrolling in the classroom version with the instructor ahead of time. On the day of class, pay the instructor, attend the full session, and complete the written test, earning at least 75 percent to pass. After passing, the instructor may issue a temporary card. With a valid Texas hunting license and that temporary certification, hunting is permitted. The permanent Texas Hunter Education card will be available to download and print from your Account Profile. For assistance, contact a local Texas Parks and Wildlife Department office or call TPWD Austin headquarters at 1-800-792-1112, ext. 4999.

Presented by The Little Flower, this festive book celebration brings a cozy autumn atmosphere and a playful spooky theme to the Harris Community Center. It is free to attend. Highlights include appearances by local authors, independent vendors, engaging activities, and plenty of chances to browse and buy books, with extra surprises planned. In the lead-up, organizers share teaser previews featuring participating authors, marketplace partners, planned activities, and other special touches. The event welcomes avid readers, fans of all things spooky, families, and anyone who enjoys warm fall vibes.

This annual, family friendly Halloween and harvest festival features free admission along with trick or treating, a straw maze, inflatable play areas, a pumpkin patch, and hands on arts and crafts, plus additional activities. Parking is $5 per vehicle. Vendors seeking details can contact Ashley Wilson at awilson@copperascovetx.gov.

The lineup features Randall King with Kylie Frey. Attendees must be 18 or older, or accompanied by an adult. Outside chairs, food, and drinks are not allowed, and appropriate attire is required. A full bar will be available. Ticket options include general admission, VIP tables, and reserved tables, subject to availability, and each table purchase includes six tickets. This event will take place rain or shine, and refunds are not offered. Sponsors for the 2026 Schoepf’s BBQ Texas Music Series include Don Ringler Toyota, Hill & Wilkinson, Asco, Watercolor Pools, Pinnacle Paving, and Belltec.

This event is all about food, keeping the focus simple and clear.

This monthly community market celebrates shopping small in Copperas Cove, bringing together a changing lineup of local makers, artists, bakers, crafters, and other small businesses in one central spot. Browse handmade goods, enjoy local treats, and discover creative works while meeting the people who create them. The focus is on supporting neighbors and strengthening community connections, making it a welcoming tradition for regulars and newcomers alike. Friends and families are welcome, and reusable bags make it easier to carry home new finds.

A monthly stand-up showcase at Copperas Cove Creative Space brings together local favorites and touring comedians from Texas and beyond. After a full year of packed shows in 2025, the series returns in 2026 with bigger laughs and even more energy. Every edition features a fresh lineup and highlights community spirit and live comedy, whether attending for a date night or a night out with friends.

Ol’ Girl’s Lounge hosts a Halloween costume celebration with music from a DJ, a costume competition, and a grown vibe. Dress to turn heads or deliver a fun scare, and enjoy an evening of spirited costumes and good music.

A pantry distributing food for pets takes place at Lend-A-Heart Rescue in Belton, Texas, focusing on providing pet food.

My Tea Party presents a Veterans Appreciation High Tea that honors service while sharing practical support. Held at the Killeen Arts and Activities Center, this gathering offers a high tea dining experience, resource presentations, and conversations focused on veteran services and community programs available throughout Central Texas. It is designed to bring together veterans, military families, community organizations, and supporters to learn, connect, and build relationships that strengthen the community. Requested attire is Camouflage Glam, which combines military inspired style with an elegant touch. Admission includes a $10 reservation fee for veterans that secures seating and supports event planning, and $45 for community guests. Veteran vendor opportunities are available for $50. Catering is provided by Graze Craze, Hummingbird Roots & Recipes, and My Tea Party. Details on vendor applications and additional information will be shared soon.

This special edition of the Second Sunday at Sanctuary monthly market celebrates its one year anniversary. Additional details will be announced.

Start the morning with coffee and easy conversation at a casual Coffee Connection hosted by The Woodhouse Day Spa at Woodhouse Spa - Nolan Creek. Meet Chamber members, business leaders, and other local professionals while making new connections in a calm, welcoming setting. Learn more about the spa and its services as you build relationships that encourage connection and community engagement.

Explore a welcoming marketplace that brings together community, metaphysical interests, and small business. More than 30 local vendors offer unique creations and services, including metaphysical goods, handmade pieces, art, readings, wellness services, and more. It is a comfortable place to connect with local makers, browse with curiosity, or shop with purpose in a friendly atmosphere. Vendor opportunities are available through the market’s vendor group for details, applications, and updates.

The Sunset Market features more than 30 outdoor vendors, a variety of food options, and a craft camp for kids to keep little ones engaged. Inside, there are 45-plus local vendors along with a holistic healing shop offering distinctive handmade goods. It is an opportunity to support local makers and small businesses while enjoying a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere.

Children ages 2 to 12 can participate in a craft-making class set within the Sunset Market at Phoenix Botanicals and the Artisan Alley Market in Copperas Cove. Young attendees will make crafts together.

Entrepreneurs, creative professionals, and community members come together at Graze Craze - Killeen, TX for a monthly meet and greet focused on connection, idea sharing, and growth. Each installment features different skills and discussion themes, creating a supportive setting where collaboration can thrive. Mingle, exchange insights, and enjoy tasty bites while building meaningful connections.

This relaxed lunchtime networking meetup brings Chamber members together to connect, collaborate, and support a local business. Hosted at Rockin Ramen Harker Heights, bringing business cards is recommended, with plenty of opportunity for conversation and relationship building in an easygoing setting. The focus is on meaningful networking, community connection, and a welcome break in the middle of the day.

A collaborative chamber mixer brings together the Killeen Chamber of Commerce and the Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce for an evening centered on professional networking, collaborative exchange, and community connections. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals from both communities gather in one space to spark new conversations and build lasting partnerships. Attendees can expand networks, showcase their businesses, and connect with fellow members while celebrating regional collaboration and the strength of doing business together.

This event focuses on food.

This monthly chapter gathering combines a meeting with a Thanksgiving feast. Conversations will focus on rides, activities, and upcoming events. It is an open event that welcomes new friends.