Events in Lewisville, TX

Pat Thompson leads a Third Sunday Nature Talk at Lewisville Thrive that explores Lewisville’s fall wildflowers, how they benefit residents, and the City’s successful efforts to establish and manage wildflower areas. Hear how seasonal blooms brighten community spaces and learn how preparation now supports a vibrant display in spring. This event is free and family-friendly, with a chance to win nature-related prizes. Registration is required.

Collector Takeover arrives at Grapevine Convention Center in Grapevine, TX with a full-day marketplace focused on buying, selling, and trading. The show features Pokémon, sports cards, TCGs, toys, and a wide range of other collectibles, from vintage pieces and modern hits to sealed products, rare finds, and pop culture items. Attendees can browse the vendor floor, make trades, and hunt for new additions to their collections while enjoying family-friendly activities. Highlights include a kids area, character photo opportunities, giveaways, and surprises, with celebrity guest announcements to be revealed. Admission is $10 for general entry, $20 for VIP, and kids 12 and under are free.

Enter an immersive maze filled with prehistoric surprises around every corner. Kids uncover fossils, learn dinosaur facts and tackle three Mesozoic Missions that span 150 million years. Along the way they imitate how dinosaurs behaved, explore the Triassic and Jurassic periods and grow into junior paleontologists through hands-on activities.

Enjoy a weekly, one-hour training session created for women who want to build confidence and improve their golf in a supportive, intimidation-free setting. Each session combines purposeful practice with fun, low-pressure learning. Work on core skills using TrackMan technology and guided drills, with coaching available to help you make steady progress. Attend every week or drop in when it suits your schedule, and no membership is required. This program suits women aiming to build consistency, connect with other golfers, and spend a relaxed hour focused on performance. Access is available by purchasing one lesson or a lesson package.

Travel through 250 years of Texas heritage at the Texas America250 exhibit. Significant treasures from the State Archives spotlight eras ranging from early Spanish missions and frontier days through the space race and later milestones. See how Texas has contributed to the American story.

Enjoy a free adaptive pickleball practice session designed for players of any experience level. Wheelchairs are available on site. Sessions take place on the first and third Monday of each month. The program’s mission is to promote inclusivity, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, fostering wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities.

Learn practical leash skills in a one hour class focused on improving connection with your dog and addressing common challenges like reactivity and pulling. Participants work on techniques for better control and clearer communication while also learning to read canine body language. Dogs must remain on leash at all times and owners are responsible for their pets. The session is held outdoors, so dress for the weather. Group size is limited to six to support focused learning. The organizer outlines how to reserve a place, including submitting information on the website and joining a WhatsApp communication group. The class is led by behavior trainer Carla Pineda.

Rack & Tap Sports Bar & Grill hosts a weekly live trivia night powered by Challenge Entertainment. Teams work together at their tables to tackle questions across sports, history, music, science, and more, and there is no fee to play. Gift cards go to the top finishers, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Enjoy food and drinks during the games, plus specials like $4.50 Jack and Back and $6 mugs, and take advantage of free pool all night.

At Historic Palace Theatre, Tyrus appears onstage with quick-witted storytelling, audacious humor, and a commanding presence. He transforms the chaos of everyday life into memorable punchlines that linger long afterward.

A meet-up for bikers at The Bull in Grapevine features happy hour pricing during select periods and live music. It offers a chance to connect with fellow riders and enjoy the atmosphere.

Tuesday Collector Night at NTX Arena welcomes collectors of trading cards, sports cards, comics, and more for a consistent community meetup built around a shared love of the hobby. The space is set up for casual browsing, conversation, trading, and play, with no pressure to focus on any single activity. Some people come to play, others to trade, and many simply stop by to see what is on the tables and talk shop. Within the event, TCG Tuesdays brings a rotating schedule of organized trading card game nights featuring titles like Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic, plus a changing spotlight game. Structured tournament play runs while the rest of the room remains open and social for collectors, traders, and vendors. Each week features open trade tables and a communal hang area, along with a small marketplace where vendors offer singles, sealed product, slabs, comics, and supplies. Entry is free, and the environment is relaxed and welcoming for both newcomers and longtime collectors. It is designed to be a regular habit rather than a one time stop.

Tacos and tunes come together for a Music Bingo night with prizes and a taco deal. Enjoy one dollar off every taco while playing through four themed rounds filled with familiar hits and sing along moments. In each round, participants receive two cards, listen to short song clips, mark matches, and aim to be the first to call bingo. Prizes increase as the game goes, with awards of $10, then $20, $30, and $40, offering four chances to win. It is a straightforward format that pairs great music with a tasty special.

At Fuzzy's, the Uplifted community gathers for a relaxed taco night focused on connection and conversation. It offers an easygoing setting to share delicious tacos, laugh together, and build friendships. Expect a friendly atmosphere with plenty of fellowship and fun as this simple tradition brings people together over good food.

Two-stepping takes center stage at The Bull with a lively country jam led by The Country Squires. After they start the music, they welcome fellow local country musicians to sit in and keep the tunes flowing throughout the event. Participants are encouraged to bring a guitar or fiddle if they would like to play, and dancers can lace up their favorite shoes for plenty of time on the floor.

Bring someone along for a two-for-one pinball deal at Pinball in the Mall. Purchase tokens and your guest receives an equal amount at no extra charge, making it easy to share twice the gameplay and excitement. Suitable for friends, dates, coworkers, or family members, and welcoming to both first-timers and experienced players. Expect bright lights, fast action, and plenty of high-score thrills.

Registration is open for GGG groups offering a one-night format with two ways to participate. Choose casual social play or focus on on-course game improvement to match your goals as a golfer.

A live performance by Mountain Natives takes place at Rock & Brews Grapevine in Grapevine, Texas. The event also features food from Mountain Natives.

Led by Neil, a Reiki Master and teacher with more than a decade of experience facilitating healing circles, this class opens with a drum meditation and offers each participant time on a massage table for individualized energy work. During each person’s session, Neil shares messages he receives specifically for them, and the focus varies from one participant to the next. The work centers on clearing disruptive energies that can contribute to fatigue, lethargy, physical discomfort, or turmoil. The cost is $30. To reserve a space or confirm that the class is scheduled, call 972-221-8080. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance qualify for a refund, and missed classes are nonrefundable.

Video Music Bingo turns classic bingo into a music video challenge at Kava Culture - Lewisville. Instead of numbers, music videos play on the screens. Recognize the song, mark your card, and be first to call bingo for prizes. Expect nostalgic throwbacks, sing along moments, and plenty of I forgot about this song energy throughout the night. It is free to play with prizes awarded each round, making it a simple midweek hang with friends. This weekly game night takes place every Wednesday.

A live trivia showdown at Chicken N Pickle in Grapevine offers free entry, with prizes for the highest scoring teams. It runs weekly, and participants who sign up in advance can receive three bonus clues for the game.

A live Jeopardy trivia game at Bohemian Bull Grapevine features prizes, plenty of laughter, and a lighthearted, fun atmosphere.

This weekly soul line dancing class from 410 Line Dancers in Carrollton offers a welcoming environment with clear, step-by-step instruction. All experience levels are invited to participate, and a partner is not necessary. Expect lively music, an encouraging community, and a focus on fitness and fun. The class meets on Thursdays at Harmony School of Innovation in Carrollton.

Browse a wide selection of collectibles, from coins and stamps to paper currency, gold pieces, jewelry, and proof sets, with even more to discover. The show assembles 70 dealer tables for plenty of browsing.

Dive into a mall-based, summer head-to-head pinball showdown set on the lower level, Section A on the mall directory at the Vista Shopping Center in Lewisville. Park near the Cinemark Theater and enter at Door 3. The format features one-on-one matches with four games per round across four rounds, and the top four advance to a three-strikes final. Late arrivals may join until the end of Round 2 and will be paired for the next available round, and early departures are permitted. Open to players of all experience levels, from those chasing WPPR points to anyone trying an IFPA tournament for the first time. Entry is $20 and includes a cold bottled water or soft drink, and the first ten players to sign in receive a slice of pizza. Register in person or via the listed event page. Prizes include tokens for all finalists plus fifth place equal to the total number of participants. For example, with 40 players, each of the top five would earn 40 additional tokens. The winner of the three-strikes final also receives a new Shishmallows toy and 24 more tokens, second place receives 12 more tokens, and third place earns 4 more tokens. The machine lineup is to be determined.

Motorcyclists gather at QuikTrip for a pre-ride meetup, a short riders briefing, and a group departure. The ride is organized into three paces so everyone can find a comfortable fit. The Cruise group welcomes those newer to group riding, offering a blend of back roads and freeway stretches to build confidence and consistency with a focus on safety. The Medium group suits riders with some highway time who want to expand skills and adapt to changing conditions. The Fast group is for experienced highway riders who prefer brisk routes that emphasize precision and control. Participants may take part in the ride or connect at the destination.

The Crunk as We Wanna Be Tour returns to The Maverick with a 90s night featuring a wide mix of favorites. A stage with professional sound and lighting sets the tone, and food is available from the venue. Staff will be on hand, and table reservations are available.

HONCHO The Band returns to Chill - Lewisville with a raucous rock show fueled by blazing guitars, powerhouse vocals, and high-energy vibes. The setting pairs cold drinks with a lively crowd, creating a backdrop for dancing, singing along, flirting, and a touch of mischievous fun. Expect big hooks, plenty of camaraderie, and the kind of anything-can-happen atmosphere that turns a simple night out into stories worth retelling. Musical mayhem is very much on the menu at this return appearance.

Open water training at Safe Harbor Pier 121 features weekly sessions led by the Playtri Open Water Club, a long-standing program that draws athletes from across the DFW area and a variety of coaching backgrounds. Swims are held only when the reported water temperature is above 56 degrees Fahrenheit. Weather-related decisions are shared on the event page at least an hour before the planned start, and sessions may proceed in rain but will not be held if thunder, lightning, or unsafe winds are present. Two coached groups are offered, one focused on skills and the other on longer continuous swimming. A lifeguard and support watercraft are on the water at every session. Current Playtri athletes train at no cost, while others can drop in for $10, cash only, with no electronic payments accepted. Bright, high-visibility swim caps are required. Wetsuits are mandatory when the water is below 60 degrees, with limited exceptions for experienced cold-water swimmers considered individually. Participants meet in the parking area east of the RV park, and both a printed open water waiver and the Playtri online waiver are required to participate.

This three-part guided experience begins at the Grapevine Visitor Information Center inside Grapevine Main Station and invites guests to explore Grapevine’s history, rail heritage, and aviation story. Check in at the Grapevine Visitor Information Center located within Grapevine Main Station and Harvest Hall. Participation is limited, and advance online reservations are required.

Arlington Card Show brings a two day showcase to NTX Arena in Lewisville, marking its debut at this venue as the show expands to new cities. Presented by @pokenostalgiastore and @arlingtoncardshows, the event features more than 300 vendor tables with plenty of opportunities to buy, sell, and trade Pokémon, sports, One Piece, Dragonball, and other TCG collectibles. Giveaways run throughout the event with hourly drawings, and admission is $5, which includes a ticket for prize drawings. Children 5 and under are free with a paid adult. Cosplay is welcome, food vendors will be on site, and parking is free. General admission and VIP options are available online, with VIP offering early access. Vendor tables cover both days and are available for those interested in selling.

Ride the Grapevine Vintage Railroad on a 90 minute round trip that starts and ends at the Cotton Belt Depot. Settle into 1920s coaches, enjoy entertainment along the way, and relax into the classic feel of historic rail travel. Snacks and drinks are sold on the train. Outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Compete on indoor grass at USSPT - United States Sports Performance Training in a coed 4v4 tournament for B/BB intermediate players. Teams must have two women and two men on the court at all times, and there is no girl-touch requirement. Because play is indoors, weather will not affect the event. Team registration is $100 and participation is limited to five teams. Prize options include $200 cash, a Gymbership, a hoodie, or volleyballs. If the event is not visible, it is already full.

Adoption Day in DFW takes place at the Dane Park Apartments Leasing & Information Center, offering an opportunity to meet adoptable dogs and learn about the adoption process. A list of dogs expected to attend will be shared shortly before the event to keep the lineup accurate. Pre-approval is required to adopt, and an application along with details about fees and procedures is available from the organizers.

Take a nostalgic ride aboard Grapevine Vintage Railroad on a round-trip journey from Grapevine to the Historic Stockyards. There will be time to explore during the stop before boarding for the return trip. Concessions and adult beverages are available on the train, and outside food or drinks are not permitted.

Take a break from screens with a relaxed round of classic board games at Ted R. Ware Plaza. Choose from a range of games supplied by the Grapevine Public Library or bring your own favorites. Pack snacks and drinks, find a picnic table, and enjoy lighthearted competition. Admission is free, and registration is required.

Mark 35 years since Ukraine’s renewed independence with a festive cultural gathering at the Lewisville Grand Theater. Presented by the Ukrainian Cultural Club of Dallas, the program highlights Ukraine’s heritage, resilience, and spirit through live music, traditional Ukrainian singing, and lively folk dance performances. The celebration welcomes people of Ukrainian descent as well as friends of Ukraine to share in a milestone of freedom, culture, and national pride. Admission is free.

Experience an immersive 9D breathwork masterclass at Inspire Yoga in Grapevine that focuses on healing the mother wound and cultivating inner nurturing. High fidelity surround sound headsets, calming soundscapes, and conscious breathing create a gentle setting where overthinking can soften and the body can naturally restore. This somatic journey welcomes anyone who tends to people please, struggles with boundaries, or carries family expectations, as well as those ready to process patterns rooted in childhood and begin offering themselves the care and validation they deserve. Wear loose, comfortable layers since temperature can shift during this deeply relaxing session of about 111 minutes. Premium mats, blankets, and eye masks are provided, and bringing a supportive pillow, a water bottle, and an open heart is encouraged. Attendance is intentionally small, capped at 10 participants, with a limited number of 9D headsets.

Explore the language of your hands in the fourth session of a four-part, beginner-friendly palmistry series led by Barbara Gale, a Hand Analyst and Soul Guidance Coach with 18 years of experience. Using a scientific approach to personal growth and self-discovery, this class shows how lines, markings, shapes, finger patterns, elements, energies, and zones can reflect your inner nature, strengths, challenges, and the life patterns that influence how you see yourself. Learn foundational techniques that illuminate personality tendencies, behaviors, and career strengths, then practice reading with classmates to build confidence and clarity. You will examine the meaning behind specific signs and learn how to use those insights as practical tools for growth, whether you want to better understand your own design or begin reading for others. The material is well suited to seekers, coaches, healers, and aspiring hand analysts who want to add these insights to their work. Each participant receives a comprehensive study workbook with strategies and examples to keep. Cost is $55.00 for a single class or $192.00 for all four sessions.

A single-evening celebration on Grapevine Lake centers on sunset, culture, and a refined take on techno in an intimate, limited-capacity setting. The water becomes the dance floor, with a carefully tuned sound system and an unobstructed atmosphere that focuses on movement and sound. DAVI headlines, with Balam’s Den, Jaaz’, and Stéphane providing support. The format is BYOD, and complimentary ice and mixers are available. Every ticket includes a Floating Faces portrait; after purchasing, guests choose a face inspired by a favorite DJ, artist, actor, or alter ego, which is printed and given at boarding so it can double as a hand fan in the Dallas heat.

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Ashmore returns to Chill in Lewisville with a night of classic rock beneath the night sky. It will be a full evening of live rock music in an outdoor setting.

Harvest Hall hosts lively rounds of Lotería, a bingo style game that replaces numbers with colorful illustrated images. As each card is called, participants scan their boards and race to complete a winning pattern, building a social, fast paced vibe with cheers when someone wins. The experience blends striking artwork with friendly rivalry. It is free to play, and all game materials are provided. Presented by GretchYo Presents.

The Mister Fantastic Blues Band leads a lively blues jam at The Bull, bringing together standout musicians from across DFW for an evening of great music and camaraderie. This session is billed as one of the best blues jams in the area, offering a friendly spot to listen, mingle, and enjoy authentic blues. The kitchen serves burgers promoted as the best in Tarrant County, and the bar features a full selection of craft beer and cocktails.

Spirit Night at Panda Express offers a straightforward way to support Texas Harmony Chorus. During this fundraiser, 20 percent of qualifying sales will be donated to the chorus. Orders placed through the Panda Express app or website should use fundraiser code 3861316 at checkout. For in-person orders, show the fundraiser flyer on a smartphone or provide a printed copy when placing your order. Proceeds benefit Texas Harmony Chorus, an award-winning female a cappella show chorus based in Irving, Texas, and help sustain its music and community outreach programs. Dine in, take out, or order online to take part.

HEARTBREAKER returns to Chill Bar in Lewisville with a free tribute to Pat Benatar and the high-voltage sound of 1980s rock. This performance highlights the rush of the Benatar catalog with tight guitars, powerful vocals, and hooks that bring the room to life. The set features favorites such as Heartbreaker, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, Love Is a Battlefield, We Belong, Fire and Ice, Shadows of the Night, Invincible, and more. HEARTBREAKER is an independent tribute act honoring the music of Pat Benatar.

Organized with the Dallas Down River Club, this river cleanup supports the Dtx Paddlers Trinity River Challenge and honors their longtime environmental chairman, Tom Taylor. The focus is the stretch of the Trinity River between Hebron Parkway and McInnish Park, with paddlers shuttled to launch points at Hebron Parkway, I-35, and McInnish Park to work downstream. Efforts will take place both on the water and along the shoreline, especially throughout the park. Participants with boats are invited to bring them, and a limited number of extra canoes will be available on a first-come basis. Trailers are helpful for moving people and gear between sites. DDRC will provide water and trash bags, along with plenty of ice cold watermelon. Please bring gloves and any preferred trash-picking tools.

An instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training at Lone Star Bikers features lead instructor Penni Fuller, BSN, with assisting instructor Abby Chandler, RN. Hosted by Be Crash Free and Lonestar Bikers, this class welcomes the general public and is capped at 20 participants. Thanks to sponsorship from Biker Wolfpack Law, the tuition is $50 per student instead of the usual $150, and it includes course materials, completion certificates, and lunch. For help with registration, email info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278.

NTX Toy Show returns to NTX Arena in Lewisville with a one-day, collector-focused marketplace where collectors, families, and fans can explore an all-day mix of buying, selling, and trading. More than 80 vendors from around Texas showcase vintage and modern finds, including action figures, die-cast pieces, retro classics, and other collectibles. The event takes place indoors in a climate-controlled setting for comfortable, easy browsing, and the knowledgeable seller community makes it welcoming for serious collectors as well as newcomers of all ages. Expect prizes and giveaways throughout the day, along with free parking for attendees. No guests, no gimmicks... just toys.

Rose Yager leads a contemporary master class at DSOD Coppell for intermediate and advanced dancers eager to train, connect, and grow. The session emphasizes connection, dynamic range, textured phrasing, and grounded movement. Expect a supportive setting to move with intention, experiment boldly, and strengthen your artistic voice. Cost is $65, with registration available via QR code.

This event features food and jams.

LaRue Winery in Lewisville hosts an evening of live music featuring Jacy Penland.

A recurring vendor market at the shoppe in Lewisville highlights goods and services not typically found there. This edition features Flora Curae with a selection of teas and herbal blends, and welcomes back Green Witches Brew with teas and honey. Additional vendors may be announced as signups continue, creating a rotating showcase of community makers and their offerings.

Disco Cowgirl Market brings summer sparkle to Hoppin’ Grapevine in Grapevine, Texas, blending shopping and sipping with a playful western vibe. Discover a curated mix of local vendors offering boutique clothing and accessories, handmade goods and unique finds, permanent jewelry, a hat bar with western-inspired style, candles, sweets, self-care items, and vintage treasures. Guests can enjoy drinks from the bar while browsing, with disco cowgirl flair setting the tone. Boots and a touch of sparkle fit right in, and the spotlight is on supporting local vendors.

Complimentary mammograms are being offered through the Mammogram Poster Girls, with services provided by Methodist Health System. The Methodist Health System Mobile Mammography Unit will be on site at OLE’S Tex-Mex. Appointments are required and open to everyone. Mammograms are free for uninsured patients, and insured patients are welcome. If you are 40 or older, call 214.933.7200, press 1 for the mobile mammography unit, and request a Mammogram Poster Girls grant mammogram. If you are under 40, call Linda Gage at 214.933.1771 to review your risk and set an appointment, and request a Mammogram Poster Girls grant mammogram. This effort supports early detection.

The Trinity River Challenge brings paddlers together at McInnish Park Boat Ramp for a friendly test of speed and endurance with 6 and 12 mile race options. Same day registration will be available on site, followed by a pre-race meeting. Entry fees for the 6 or 12 mile races are per paddler and set at $10 for ages 1 to 17 and $35 for ages 18 and up. Competitors can choose from Canoe Solo, Canoe Tandem, Kayak Solo, Kayak Tandem, SUP, Unlimited Solo, or Unlimited Tandem, with surf skis placed in the Unlimited class. The 6 mile course heads upstream to a buoy turn at a bridge, then returns to a buoy finish line, while the 12 mile course continues farther upstream to a buoy turn near a kayak launch before returning to the same finish. OC1 participation is at the paddler’s own risk due to the possibility of rudder damage. A dedicated 2 mile race is available for youth 17 and under at no cost. Ages 12 to 17 may race solo or tandem, and participants 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Event rules include no alcoholic beverages at the launch site or on the course. Portaging along the riverbanks is permitted only when the river route is not passable. Each boat must carry a US Coast Guard approved vest-type life jacket for every person on board, and all state and local laws apply. Canoe classes require single blade paddles only, with no rudders and no kayak paddles. Boat numbers will be placed on the left side of each boat.

Children can create a take-home craft at the Coppell Arts Center using free DIY kits and hands-on stations set up inside. The activity is designed for ages 3 to 12, and a parent must accompany each child throughout. This edition also celebrates the center’s five-year anniversary, with related events in Old Town featuring art programming, music, and more.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a flavorful lineup to HTeaO in Lewisville, perfect for pairing with a favorite tea. The menu includes lobster rolls in Maine, garlic, and Connecticut styles, along with crab rolls. There are also lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, a lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, plus whoopie pies and more. Payments are cashless, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options accepted. Preordering through the CML app is available and earns rewards.

Build a strong foundation for the SAT with a four-week course that covers the exam’s essentials. Learn what appears on the test, how to prepare effectively, and practical strategies to improve your score. This session focuses on an introduction to the SAT, offering a clear starting point before exploring later topics. Attend one session or take part in all four. Open to ages 12 to 19. Space is limited, and tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Ian Montez honors Buddy Holly with a live set of the rock and roll pioneer's hits at the Historic Palace Theatre. Presented by Tribute Masters.

Fiesta Charra returns to Bill Weaver Arena for a free, family-friendly celebration of tradition, culture, and community. The centerpiece is a charreada, a Mexican rodeo tradition that highlights skilled horsemanship, lively music, and colorful cultural displays. Guests can also look forward to performances, authentic cuisine, and local vendors with something for every age. Due to recent rains and unsuitable conditions for performers, staff, and attendees, the event has been rescheduled, with safety remaining the top priority.

This fundraising gala benefits Dallas Filipino Lions Club Charities and is dedicated to raising support for its charitable causes.

A playful night of live music featuring crowd favorites alongside rediscovered gems. The show is built for sing-alongs, a bit of dancing, and time to linger with friends, creating an easygoing atmosphere with plenty of laughs. It offers a simple reason to step out and enjoy a feel-good soundtrack.

The Country Legends make their debut at a Lewisville, Texas venue, bringing a live country set for listeners craving a fresh dose of the music they love.

ItalianCarFest, presented by the Italian Car Club of North Texas and the Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau, is an annual lead-in to GrapeFest that brings together more than 100 Italian automobiles, from modern to classic. It is billed as the largest premier Italian car show in the Southwest. Tours of the Historic Nash Farmhouse are also available.

The 40th Annual GrapeFest, a Texas wine experience presented by Bank of the West, spans four days and showcases memorable wine-focused experiences alongside lively festivities. It unfolds as part of the Southwest's largest wine festival.

This seasonal experience pairs a nostalgic train ride with Texas wines selected to capture the tastes of autumn. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.

Celebrate St. Catherine's Autumnfest with a 5K race and a one mile fun run. Both distances start from the church parking lot, welcoming runners and walkers of varying paces.

At the Cherie and Jim Walker Performance Pavilion on the Grove at the Coppell Arts Center, dogs take the spotlight in a lively fashion show while attendees connect with an on-site animal adoption agency. The event is free to attend, and entering the fashion show is also free. Registration is required only for dogs that are participating, with one form needed per dog, and spectators do not need to register. Categories include Hunky Hound, Doggie Diva, and Pawject Runway, giving every VIP... Very Important Pup... a chance to shine. Coppell Animal Services will provide free microchipping for pets, and local pet-related vendors will be on hand to round out the festivities.

NTX TCG brings a massive weekend of cards, collectors, vendors, trading, and community to NTX Arena, filling both levels with more than 700 vendor tables. Browse and buy favorites like Pokémon, One Piece, Dragonball, Magic, Lorcana, and Yugioh, or hunt for sealed product, grails, and binder finds while working on that set you want to complete. The show is built for a full weekend, with free parking and plenty of space to buy, sell, and trade throughout each day. Market2Mint will be on site for pregrading and submissions. Set builders and deck crafters can dig into The Bulk Buffet, and The Clubhouse offers a place to relax with couches and big screens. The event welcomes collectors of all ages and is family friendly. When it is time to recharge, head upstairs to the Snack Pack Food Court for coffee, lemonade, snacks, and other options available all weekend. Only VIP access allows entry one hour early. The scale of the show makes planning for both days worthwhile. Children 5 and under are admitted free.

Style and compassion come together at an afternoon with Denton County Friends of the Family that features designer handbag bingo, a refined luncheon, and sparkling mimosas, all in support of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Guests are encouraged to attend with friends and dress to impress in a fashion forward look while enjoying games and good company for a worthy cause. Every ticket helps provide safety, hope, and healing for survivors in the community. Each handbag available as a prize has a minimum retail value of $250, and in past years attendees have won pieces from Gucci, Tory Burch, Marc Jacobs, and Tiffany & Co., with last year’s grand prize being a Louis Vuitton handbag.

Allison Khong leads a focused pom technique master class at DSOD Coppell designed for dancers seeking crisper motion, stronger fundamentals, cleaner turns, higher kicks, and the confidence to stand out on a high school drill team. Training includes precise pom work, kick technique and flexibility, drills for turns, leaps, and jumps, dynamic performance energy, stamina building with clean execution, and team-style choreography combinations. This session is well suited for incoming freshmen, aspiring drill team members, current dancers aiming to refine technique, and anyone preparing for tryouts. The cost is $65, and space is limited.

American Legion Post 597 presents the 6th Annual Chili Cook-Off and Silent Auction in Historic Downtown Carrollton, bringing together chili teams, supporters, and neighbors for a community-focused celebration. The program includes a flag ceremony followed by judging and public tasting. Awards will be given for Judges' Choice and People's Choice, with winners receiving prizes and a place on the American Legion Post 597 Chili Cook-Off Champions Plaque. Last year, 15 teams competed and the event raised more than $7,000 to benefit veterans, military families, youth programs, and local organizations, supporting efforts such as a Thanksgiving soup kitchen, Blue Santa, Dallas Life, and additional community initiatives. Registration and entry fees will be announced soon. The organizers are also seeking sponsors and silent auction donations, with opportunities such as Title Sponsor, People's Choice Sponsor, Silent Auction Sponsor, and Trophy Sponsor. Every contribution helps sustain services for veterans, military families, children, and the broader community.

Celebrate the fourth year of the SDS Gents boat party with a night on the water at Sam's Dock Lake Grapevine. Music will be hosted by Jason Conley, also known as DJ Jayco. A buffet dinner is included, along with complimentary wine, beer and nonalcoholic options, and guests may bring their own preferred beverages. Expect dancing, games and plenty of opportunities to meet new friends. Tickets are $75 per person.

Get introduced to roller derby with an orientation for the Underworld 2026 Fall Session at Galaxy Skate. Presented by the Dallas Derby Devils, this beginner-friendly kickoff invites prospective skaters, aspiring officials, and volunteers to explore the program in a welcoming, inclusive setting. Expect guidance from experienced coaches, hands-on instruction in skating and roller derby fundamentals, and opportunities to connect with the league community. The program is open to all genders and welcomes participants ages 7 and up. No prior experience is required, and no gear is needed to begin, just bring yourself and a willingness to learn. Space is limited, and reservations or questions can be directed to dddadmin@derbydevils.com. Participants who continue through the program can work toward placement on a home team or contribute to Dominion, the league’s officiating crew.

At Cowboys Golf Club, this golf tournament blends a vintage drive-in theme with cinema-inspired elements across the course, featuring themed hole experiences and other creative touches that bring networking and nostalgia together. Sponsorships are available at multiple levels, including options such as presenting recognition, mini golf, and drink cart placements. Limited-time savings include 10% off and a 20% discount for women-owned businesses, with one discount allowed per sponsor. Sponsors gain visibility with a network of women and leaders while supporting grants and scholarships for women in business. Spots are limited.

Take part in the second annual sporting clay shoot connected with the INVICTA Project. Registration is available for solo participants or for teams.

Experience the Hopeful Hearts 5K/1M Stampede in Old Town Lewisville, presented alongside Western Days. Choose the 5K or enjoy a 1 mile walk during a morning centered on fitness, fun, and community spirit. Participation supports neighbors in need.

The 6th Annual Carrollton River Rod Car Show is part of the Carroll County Tobacco Festival. Additional information will be announced, and a phone number for inquiries can be found on the event flyer.

MarineMax Dallas hosts a hands-on Boston Whaler demo at Lake Lewisville, featuring on-the-water trials across a range of models from compact choices for solo anglers to larger boats for fishing with friends. Attendees can take the helm to experience the brand’s renowned unsinkable hull and confident performance, then speak directly with Boston Whaler factory representatives and the MarineMax team to discuss technical and rigging details. Exclusive savings tied to this event are available to align with prime fall boating. Availability for sea trials is limited.

Lonestar, the award-winning American country group behind the worldwide hit “Amazed,” pairs story-driven lyrics with a polished pop-country sound. The lineup features Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack. Their catalog includes 22 Top 10 entries on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, with 10 reaching No. 1, and “Amazed” topped the country chart for nine weeks and the pop chart for two. Their momentum began in 1995 with the Top 5 single “Tequila Talking,” followed by No. 1 favorites such as “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” The 1999 album Lonely Grill earned quadruple-platinum status and produced four No. 1 singles, highlighting their talent for emotionally resonant, radio-ready hits. The band has received major recognition from the Academy of Country Music, including New Vocal Group, Single and 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 force in country music.

Celebrate 20 years of creativity, community, and crafty fun at a holiday crafting crop at the Grapevine Convention Center. Across three days, enjoy dedicated time to craft, shop favorite vendors, take classes, and connect with fellow makers while creating handmade gifts, décor, scrapbook pages, and other festive projects. Choose a full three-day experience or a two-day option that fits your schedule. The shopping area is open to the public throughout the event, and the anniversary celebration includes classes, surprises, and special touches all weekend.

The DFW Lebanese Food Festival returns for its 27th year with three days celebrating Lebanese culture and community in North Texas. Families from the area gather for authentic cuisine, live music, traditional dabke dancing, games, and arts and crafts. Menu highlights include kefta kabob, tabbouleh, hummus, spinach pies, sambousik, manakish, baklava, and more. Admission and parking are free, the setting is family friendly, and activities offer something for all ages. Presented by Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church, the festival continues a North Texas tradition that has spanned 27 years.

The spirit of classic Oktoberfest comes to life on a historic train, offering a festive experience against a vintage rail backdrop. Outside food or drink is not permitted.

Families can visit the Coppell Arts Center on the first Saturday of each month for free make and take crafts. Children ages 3 to 12 receive a kit to assemble and personalize at art stations inside the center. A parent must accompany children at all times.

The NTX Arena hosts a high energy weekend devoted to sports cards, community, and active deal making. A full show floor features nearly 300 vendor tables, making it one of the region’s largest all sports card gatherings and a destination for collectors at every level. Expect a deep selection across baseball, football, basketball, soccer, hockey, wrestling, and more, with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade directly with leading Texas vendors. The venue is designed with collectors in mind, offering bright lighting, improved connectivity, and a layout that makes it easier to check comps, finalize deals, and stay engaged on the floor. The environment is welcoming for collectors of every age. A new TCG Corner opens as an additional section for trading card game enthusiasts without reducing sports card table space. An exclusive feature adds CGC on site for official direct submissions of cards, comics, video games, and home video, with items transported to CGC headquarters for grading.

Supported by Pesina Law Firm, the Knights Classic Golf Tournament brings golfers to Indian Creek Golf Club for a day of play that benefits student scholarships. Players can test their skills, connect with fellow participants, and make a positive impact. The competition begins with a shotgun start. Registration is open, and opportunities to participate as a sponsor are available.

Ghostlight Theatre Company presents Hystyria, written by Riley Webster. This fresh take on Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla revisits a foundational vampire gothic story while exploring family dynamics and cultural taboos.

The City of Carrollton Animal Adoption Center hosts a low cost vaccination clinic, with vaccinations administered by the Texas Coalition for Animal Protection.

At NTX Arena in Lewisville, NTX Toy Show brings together toy collectors, families, and fans for a one-day marketplace featuring vendors from across Texas. Expect tables filled with vintage and modern finds, including action figures, die-cast models, retro favorites, and contemporary collectibles, with the focus kept purely on toys without celebrity appearances or gimmicks. The event centers on a collector-driven experience led by knowledgeable vendors in an indoor, climate-controlled setting that makes browsing easy and comfortable. It is family friendly for enthusiasts of all ages, with prizes and giveaways happening throughout the day and free parking for all attendees.

Gary Vest & The Country Legends perform at 3 Nations Brewing Carrollton with a set of well-known country hits by top artists. Sing along to favorites throughout the show.

The Crunk As We Wanna Be Tour makes its debut at Chill in Lewisville with a full night dedicated to 90s nostalgia. Expect crowd singalongs, dance-floor favorites, and beloved tracks that rarely get played live. The venue, its team, and the sound are all part of the experience, setting the stage for an energetic throwback celebration.

Dallas Drone Racing hosts the MultiGP Championship, featuring top pilots from around the world. Spectators can watch the racing alongside the DFWFPV community.

Denton County CERT offers a free Basic Community Emergency Response Team course designed to help you safeguard yourself, your family, and your community during emergencies. Instruction is provided by emergency professionals and experienced CERT volunteers, blending classroom learning with practical, scenario-based training. Participants build readiness in disaster preparedness with attention to local risks and household planning, fire safety and suppression including utility shutoff and safe extinguisher use, two Medical Operations modules covering triage, bleeding control, shock care, and foundational first aid, and light search and rescue operations with scene size-up, safe search methods, and victim removal while prioritizing rescuer safety. The curriculum also explores the psychology of disasters and how CERT teams are organized, then culminates in a realistic exercise that ties the skills together. No prior experience is necessary, and a willingness to learn and serve is welcomed. Course credit is granted only with attendance on all four days. Capacity may be limited, so early registration is encouraged.

URBAN SCUBA plunges into a surreal journey that blends dance, circus, and audacious feats that seem to suspend the rules of gravity. Driven by an original electro-rock score with a strong pulse, the piece moves between past and present, revealing beauty in bodies soaring overhead and gliding across a surface that suggests rippling water. The world onstage evokes deserted structures and the cavernous layers beneath any American city, where a team of six bold performers playfully reimagine discarded remnants and turn them into high-flying, inventive moments.

At Sam Pack's Five Star Ford of Lewisville, the fourth annual custom car show brings car fans and neighbors together to benefit Autism Adventures. Attendees can browse an array of unique custom vehicles, enjoy music and concessions, and let kids have fun in a bounce house. More than 30 awards will be presented to recognize standout automotive craftsmanship. It is a community celebration of cars that also supports Autism Adventures in creating meaningful experiences for children with autism.

Celebrate the music of The Beatles as Hard Night’s Day recreates the spirit of the Fab Four with vintage gear, authentic wardrobe, and tight vocals. This renowned tribute act delivers classics and audience favorites from across the band’s career. Presented by West Coast Performing Arts.

Marking a decade of impact, the George Dąbrowski Small Big Hearts Foundation 10th Anniversary Ball takes place at Dallas Palms. Presented under the honorary patronage of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Houston, the evening honors the foundation’s work helping children born with craniofacial syndromes receive medical care in Dallas while supporting their families. The program includes a cocktail reception, a seated dinner with an award presentation, and a dance party, with an open bar available. Tickets and table reservations are available, and sponsorship opportunities are welcomed. Participation helps sustain care and hope for children and families facing extraordinary challenges.

Ron & Darrin's Acoustic Chaos comes to State 28 Kitchen & Cocktails in Old Town Lewisville, Texas. There is no cover charge.

Now in its 18th year, the LEF Golf Classic brings together community supporters, educators, and golf enthusiasts at Indian Creek Golf Club to benefit students and teachers across Lewisville ISD. Presented by Stantec, the tournament begins with registration plus breakfast and time to network, with food and beverage available and opportunities for raffle and mulligan purchases. Play gets underway with a shotgun start, and participants can expect a boxed lunch. The day wraps up with awards and an after party, with additional details to be announced. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available.

A fall fun fly in Texas centered on helis welcomes families, friends, pilots, and spectators. Expect open flying throughout the event with no night flying. The field provides electrical power, and attendees who can bring a Genie are encouraged to do so. The landing fee is $40 and includes a BBQ lunch. Pilots must have a current AMA full membership. Featured pilots include Kyle Stacy, Jemery Strickland, Alex Dean, and Allen Alsabrook.

Reign Duo brings a lively night of music to State 28 Kitchen & Cocktails, mixing familiar hits with nostalgic picks that encourage sing-alongs. The atmosphere is upbeat and easygoing, with space for a little dancing and plenty of laughs for a relaxed night out.

Get into the Halloween spirit at Settlement to City Museums with a family friendly experience. Kids are invited to dress up in their favorite costumes and track down clues throughout the museums as part of a Halloween-themed scavenger hunt. Along the way, they can pick up treats at each museum stop and play lawn games.

Enjoy a Halloween outing aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad, where guests are encouraged to wear their best costumes for the Trick R Treat train experience. Outside food or drinks are not permitted.

A welcoming introduction to tumbling for true beginners, this master class features instruction from Ashley Herman and centers on safe, step by step progress. Participants work through core skills like rolls, cartwheels, bridges, and handstands, along with drills that build strength, flexibility, control, and solid technique. Supportive coaching helps grow confidence while laying a strong foundation for future goals in cheer or dance, or for anyone eager to try something new. The class takes place at DSOD Coppell, and the cost is $65.

Kick off Pug-O-Ween 2026 with a festive gathering at Chicken N Pickle in Grapevine. More information and ticket details will be shared as the event approaches, so keep an eye out for updates. The T-shirt design contest is currently open, with rules and details available online. A planning committee is being formed to help shape this year’s celebration, and volunteer signups are open. Sponsorship opportunities are also available for vendors and businesses interested in supporting the event. Follow the organizer’s website and social channels for the latest news.

At Historic Nash Farm, costumed visitors can enjoy an evening of spooky storytelling drawn from days gone by, presented in a way that works for families. As twilight deepens and night settles in, the tales gradually become creepier.

Windy City returns to Grapevine Main with a live celebration of Chicago’s enduring catalog. The performance showcases bold brass, layered harmonies, and the beloved songs that have soundtracked road trips, first concerts, summer evenings, and lasting memories. Capturing the energy, skill, and spirit of one of America’s iconic bands, this tribute connects with devoted followers and newcomers alike, bringing familiar hits to life in Grapevine, Texas with accuracy and heart.

Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run takes place at LLELA Lewisville Lake, a setting shaped by time and nature. Once a wild expanse filled with native life, the land was later farmed during early settlement. After the Lewisville Lake dam was completed, it was set aside for flood control and left largely unused. As nearby development expanded, it remained a pocket of green, and over the years nature steadily returned on its own.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant musical bursting with song and dance. A looming volcano threatens Bikini Bottom, sending SpongeBob and his friends on a high-stakes mission to protect their underwater home. As danger grows and spirits dip, an unlikely hero steps forward, proving that steadfast optimism can turn the tide.