Events in Lewisville today

Created for women seeking a supportive place to elevate their golf game, this weekly training hour builds confidence while meeting players where they are. New golfers and experienced players working on targeted skills receive clear structure, encouragement, and room to progress at a comfortable pace. Each session blends focused practice with an easygoing atmosphere, combining TrackMan technology, guided drills, and coaching to turn practice into meaningful improvement. Attend every week or drop in when it suits your schedule, with no membership required. It is a good fit for those aiming to increase consistency, connect with fellow golfers, and devote a relaxed hour to performance. Access is available by purchasing a single lesson or a package.

Challenge Entertainment hosts weekly live trivia at Rack & Tap Sports Bar & Grill in Lewisville. It is free to play. Form a team at your table and tackle questions spanning sports, history, music, science, and more while enjoying food and drinks. Gift cards are awarded to the top three teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Monday drink specials include $4.50 Jack and Back and $6.00 mugs, and pool is free all night.

This free workshop focuses on practical leash manners to help you build a stronger connection with your dog while tackling common challenges such as leash reactivity and pulling. Through clear handling techniques and guidance on reading canine body language, participants work toward better communication and reliable control. Dogs must remain leashed at all times, and handlers are responsible for their pets. The class is held outdoors, so dress for the weather. Attendance is limited to six per group to keep the experience focused. To reserve a spot, follow the sign-up directions in the event listing, including submitting your information with the message "I AM IN" and using WhatsApp for group communication. Questions can be sent by text to the contact number shown in the listing. Instruction is provided by behavior trainer Carla Pineda.

Bike Night at The Bull brings bikers together for a casual gathering with happy hour pricing and live music. Connect with fellow riders and enjoy the Grapevine atmosphere in a lively setting.

Tuesday Collector Night at NTX Arena is a weekly meet-up for collectors of trading cards, sports cards, comics, and more, centered on community and a shared love of the hobby. The space transforms into a relaxed hub to browse tables, make trades, play games, or simply talk shop with fellow enthusiasts. There is no requirement to participate in any particular activity, and collectors of all experience levels are welcome. Within the evening, TCG Tuesdays brings a rotating schedule of organized trading card game play, featuring popular titles such as Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic, along with a changing spotlight game. Structured tournament play runs alongside an open, social floor so collectors, traders, and vendors can continue connecting. Attendees will find open trade tables and a communal hangout area each week, plus a small marketplace with vendors offering singles, sealed product, graded slabs, comics, and supplies. Entry is free, making it easy to drop in to play, trade, buy, sell, or simply hang out as part of a weekly routine.

A celebratory ceremony at NTxCA - South marks the start of construction on a new gym alongside a storm shelter. It recognizes the beginning of work on these new spaces.

Taco Tuesday teams up with Music Bingo at Fuzzy’s Taco Shop in Grapevine Mills, pairing $1 off every taco with a playlist of popular songs and classic game night fun. Enjoy four themed rounds with plenty of sing along moments, and prizes that increase each round... $10 for round one, $20 for round two, $30 for round three, and $40 for round four. Participants receive two bingo cards per round, hear short song clips, mark the matches, and the first to call bingo wins the prize. Bring your music knowledge and your appetite for tacos.

Two-stepping and live country music come together in Grapevine at a jam led by The Country Squires. They will kick things off, then invite other local country musicians to join in through the night. Bring your guitar or fiddle if you want to play, and bring your dancing shoes if you want to hit the floor.

This weekly 5K helps participants keep their running fitness up throughout the summer. Runners can take part on select weeks or in the full series. Each event offers check-in and bib pickup, a kids 1K leading into the main 5K, time to connect with others afterward, and an awards presentation.

Music Bingo launches at Sports Garden DFW with a lively, all-ages night in Coppell. In each game, brief clips from themed playlists are played. Mark matching songs on your card according to the announced pattern, call bingo, and win prizes. The format includes four rounds and two cards per round, with prizes awarded each time. Expect a soundtrack spanning decades and genres, along with food and drinks from Sports Garden. Admission is free and the atmosphere is high energy.

Bring someone along and pay only for your own play. On Wednesdays at Pinball in the Mall, when you buy tokens, your guest receives the same amount at no charge, so both of you get more games without spending extra. Friends, dates, coworkers, and family can enjoy quick action, bright lights, and the race for top scores on the pinball machines. Welcoming to beginners and long time players, it is an easy way to break up the week with matched tokens that keep the fun going.

A guided healing circle led by Neil, a Reiki Master and teacher with more than ten years of experience. The gathering begins with a drum-based meditation, then each person has individual time on a massage table for energy work. During these sessions Neil shares any messages he receives and focuses on clearing energies that may cause fatigue, discomfort, or disruption. No two sessions are the same, and the experience is intended for anyone feeling off and seeking a clearing. The fee is $30. To reserve a spot or confirm the schedule, call 972-221-8080. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund, and missed classes are nonrefundable.

Video Music Bingo brings a fresh spin to classic bingo at Kava Culture - Lewisville, swapping number calls for music videos playing on the screens. Recognize the track, mark your card, and be first to shout bingo to earn prizes in every round. Expect nostalgic favorites, plenty of sing-alongs, and a steady stream of I forgot about this song moments. It is free to play and set up as a relaxed weekly game night that pairs friendly competition with a playlist full of crowd-pleasers.

An in-person meeting of the new Kiwanis Club of Coppell takes place at the Coppell Family YMCA and welcomes anyone interested in community service, youth leadership, and making a local impact. Whether someone is new to the area or a long-time resident, the gathering offers a chance to connect with service-minded neighbors and learn how the club supports kids, schools, and neighborhoods. Those with experience in Key Club, Circle K, Builders Club, or K-Kids are invited to share insights and ideas. The club hosts a mix of in-person and virtual gatherings each month, with the first monthly meeting in person and the second online. The regular agenda includes a welcome that features the Pledge of Allegiance, an invocation, and the Kiwanis Pledge, followed by introductions of visiting district and division officers, Service Leadership Program representatives, interclub participants, new members, and guests. Attendees can expect updates on communications and board actions, a look at upcoming projects and events, and reports from committees focused on membership, public relations, community service and fundraising, service leadership programs, and financial review. The meeting also recognizes member milestones and achievements, offers presentations that may include certificates or awards, provides a brief educational segment about Kiwanis resources and benefits, and features a program with a speaker before adjournment.

410 Line Dancers offers a weekly soul line dancing class in Carrollton that is beginner friendly and welcoming to all levels. No partner is required, and step by step instruction makes it easy to follow along. Expect great music, a supportive community, and a focus on fun, fitness, and good vibes. The class takes place at Harmony School of Innovation in Carrollton. For class details sent to your inbox, comment #INFO on their page.

Dr. Shawn Sieracki and Whole Body Healing Center return to San Antonio for a two day visit focused on thermography. For anyone seeking insights beyond traditional testing, this appointment offers a proactive look at health using a safe approach. Thermography is radiation free, noninvasive, and painless. It records heat patterns in the body that may highlight areas needing further attention, and it can help evaluate breast health, thyroid function, hormone balance, inflammation, lymphatic congestion, sinus concerns, digestive inflammation, joint and muscle inflammation, and circulation. Full body thermography is $395, or $360 with cash payment. Upper body thermography is $295, or $260 with cash payment. A Biofeedback Health Screening can be added for $125 when scheduled with a thermography appointment, or booked on its own for $315. The biofeedback screening offers additional information about stress, adrenal function, the immune system, digestion, nutritional deficiencies, organ stress, and overall wellness. Appointments are limited and often fill quickly. Whole Body Healing Center has served families since 1998 and has worked with more than 5,300 clients. Please note that thermography is not intended to diagnose disease and does not replace routine medical exams or screenings. It is a screening tool that can point to areas that may benefit from further evaluation.

Riders can meet for a pre-ride meetup at QuikTrip, attend the pre-ride meeting, then roll out together when kickstands go up. Anyone who prefers not to ride can plan to meet at the destination. Three group options help match comfort and experience. The Cruise group welcomes those who are newer to group riding and blends back roads with freeway sections while emphasizing confidence, safety and steady pacing. The Medium group suits riders with some highway experience and focuses on building skills and adaptability. The Fast group is intended for riders with solid highway experience and follows quicker routes that call for precision and control.

Playtri Open Water Club presents a weekly open water training series that has been running longer than any other in the DFW Metroplex. Athletes from across the region, including those training with local and national coaching programs, gather throughout the season for structured practice in open water. Sessions are held only when the reported water temperature exceeds 56 degrees Fahrenheit according to Texas Parks and Wildlife reporting. Training proceeds in rain, but thunder, lightning, or wind deemed unsafe by coaching and lifeguard staff will cancel. Weather-related updates are posted on the Facebook event page in advance of planned swims. Participants meet in the parking lot east of the RV park, with a map available on the program website. A lifeguard and support watercraft are present at every session, and two coached groups are offered to focus on skills or longer continuous swimming. A brightly colored swim cap is required. Wetsuits are required when the water is below 60 degrees, with limited exceptions for athletes who have extensive cold-water experience. Attendance is free for current Playtri athletes. Others may drop in for a $10 cash fee only, with no app-based payments accepted. A printed OWS waiver and the Playtri online waiver must be completed before entering the water, and both are available through the program website.

The market is a free, family-friendly outdoor gathering at Grapevine Convention Center, featuring more than 90 small businesses, music, and giveaways for a lively community shopping experience. Hosted by Paola Ruiz Productions.

Throughout the summer, Post 597 transforms into a curated indoor marketplace featuring a small, handpicked roster of only 10 vendors at each event. The focus is on quality, variety, and a relaxed shopping experience that supports stronger sales for participants and a comfortable visit for guests. Expect a changing mix from market to market, including boutiques, handmade goods, specialty foods, art, gifts, home decor, and more, with limited spots in each category to keep the selection balanced and fresh. Everything takes place indoors with air conditioning, and the canteen will be open. Friends are welcome to browse at an easy pace. Vendors should note that space is capped at 10 sellers per market, with acceptance based on product category availability, the overall vendor mix, and completion of required documentation. Vendor booth fees support the mission of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 597, funding programs that aid veterans, assist military families, and empower youth in the community.

Cousins Maine Lobster visits HTeaO in Lewisville with a menu made for pairing with refreshing tea. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, a melty lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Preordering is available through the CML app with rewards for using it. Service is cashless, and payment options include all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

An indoor grass volleyball tournament for B/BB intermediate coed teams takes place at USSPT - United States Sports Performance Training, featuring 4v4 play. Each side must keep exactly two women and two men on the court at all times, and there is no girl-touch requirement. The indoor setting means play continues rain or shine, including on holidays. Team registration is limited to five teams with a $100 entry fee. Prizes include a choice of $200 cash, a Gymbership, a hoodie, or volleyballs. If the listing is not visible, the field has already reached capacity.

Experience a nostalgic rail journey aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad on a round trip between Grapevine and the Historic Stockyards. Enjoy time to explore the Stockyards before boarding for the return ride. Snacks and beverages, including adult drinks, are available for purchase on the train. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

This Melanin Market honors Black Business Month and brings together local favorites at Home2 Suites by Hilton Lewisville Dallas in Lewisville, Texas. Shoppers will find crochet apparel from @BDesigns Handmade, upcycled denim and ties from @RAD Stitch Studio, candles and self care treats from @Chaze Kreations, lemonade from @Cool Cam's Fresh Lemonade, books and digital meal plans from @Harriet M Harris, MBA, accessories for tweens and the young at heart from @Princess Kay's Fab Things, and hair and beard oil from @Mystic Design Salon, with additional vendors in the mix.

An evening on the water brings the community together to support grade school students and teachers through donations of essential classroom supplies. The cruise features Music Engineer Tim “TJIB” Jones, a vibrant atmosphere where all styles of dance are welcome, delicious food, and the option to bring your own beverages. Enjoy a beautiful sunset while contributing to a cause that helps young scholars succeed. Pre-sale admission is $75 with donated school supplies items from the list.

Down 3 Doors takes the stage at Harvest Hall in Grapevine with a set built around signature 3 Doors Down songs, plus a few surprise additions. The performance highlights the band’s standout tracks while adding unexpected moments to keep the setlist fresh.

Relive the music and excitement of Elvis Presley at the Historic Palace Theatre as tribute artists Kraig Parker and Ben Thompson take the stage. The performance features hit songs from the 1968 Comeback Special through the Las Vegas years, backed by the Royal Tribute Band and Brass.

An electrifying tribute concert brings the sound, look, and larger-than-life presence of Elvis Presley to the Palace Arts Center. Internationally recognized artists Kraig Parker from the USA and Ben Thompson from the UK share the spotlight, recreating iconic moments from the 1968 Comeback Special to the dazzling Las Vegas years. Backed by the Royal Tribute Band and Brass, this production delivers soaring vocals, signature style, and the onstage charisma that made the King unforgettable.