Events in McKinney today

At Mary Will Craig Park, the event features a half hour mobility session followed by time to log some miles to start the week.

Start the week grounded with a studio sound bath at APEX McKinney that supports calm, stress relief, and a full mind and body reset. The session features crystal singing bowls, guided grounding, and a quiet setting for deep relaxation within a welcoming community. Led by Jo McGinn, this weekly Monday offering is priced at $25. Arrive as you are and leave feeling lighter, ready to move smoothly into the week.

Enjoy an evening of Mahjong in a refined restaurant setting at Andreas Prime Steaks & Seafood. This open play gathering welcomes newcomers and seasoned players alike for a social night designed for conversation and connection. Reserve an individual seat or a full table for four, with ticket options priced at $35 per person or $140 per table. Guests are welcome to arrive early to enjoy Happy Hour or dinner before games begin. Expect curated seating and a polished gameplay experience in a stylish atmosphere. Space is limited, so advance booking is recommended, and solo players will be paired with others. This is not an instructional session, and participants should bring a 2026 NMJL card.

First-timers share the lineup with comics testing fresh jokes, so every open mic plays out differently. Surprises, big laughs, and occasional chaos are part of the experience as material is created in real time. It is among the most unpredictable nights at The Comedy Arena, delivering the thrill of watching comedy take shape right in front of the crowd.

This weekly video music bingo event brings a lively twist to the game at The Lion & Crown in McKinney. It is free to play, with prizes awarded to winners in every round. Music videos play on screen while participants mark matching songs on their bingo cards, complete the pattern, and call out bingo. Expect a quick pace, familiar hits, and an interactive atmosphere that suits groups, date nights, and after work gatherings. Food and drinks are available to enjoy while you play.

A relaxed improv jam brings together beginners, students, and experienced performers to play games, explore scenes, meet new people, and share plenty of laughs. No prior experience is needed and nothing is scripted. Take the stage whenever you feel ready, or enjoy from the audience. Hosted by The Comedy Arena Players, the night is designed to be supportive, low stress, and beginner friendly. No one is put on the spot and participants are encouraged at their own pace. It suits anyone curious about improv, hoping to connect with creative folks, brushing up between classes, or simply seeking a fun night out.

Put your knowledge to the test at trivia night at Armor Brewing Co. There is no cost to participate and players of all ages can take part, with fresh questions each week and prizes on the line. Each team uses one smart device to submit answers, and quick responses can make the difference. Enjoy craft beer and food while you compete in a friendly challenge.

A monthly La Leche League gathering offers a warm, conversation-focused setting guided by trained Leaders. Attendees connect with other nursing mothers to explore rotating breastfeeding topics, ask questions, and share both challenges and joys. Participants can also meet with Leaders for in-person guidance on specific breastfeeding concerns. Staying connected with the group helps build a support network to reach personal breastfeeding goals. The meeting welcomes mothers and mothers-to-be, and children are welcome too, not just nursing babies.

At The Common Table McKinney, a weekly Wednesday trivia night blends clever questions with a lively pub vibe. It is free to play, and teams can range from solo competitors to groups of six, with prizes for the top three finishers. Each team uses one smart device to submit answers, and quick, correct responses earn more points, so charged batteries and fast reflexes help. All ages are welcome. Expect fresh questions every week, friendly competition, and the option to relax on the patio with food and drinks while aiming for bragging rights.

Music-themed bingo brings a playlist of hits from across the decades to Armor Brewing Co., turning game night into a lively soundtrack. The format includes four rounds with two cards per round, so there are plenty of chances to play. Listen to short song clips, mark your card when you recognize a tune, and call bingo to win prizes and bragging rights. Come with friends, enjoy a cold drink, and settle in for a fun mix of music and friendly competition.

Music Bingo brings a high energy twist to the classic game at The Stix Icehouse. Instead of numbers, players listen for popular tracks and mark their cards when they hear them. The first person to complete a bingo wins a prize. The game includes four distinct rounds, creating four chances to win. Guests can settle in on the patio or inside, order food and drinks, and play with friends or go solo. Prizes are awarded every round. All ages are welcome. Quick song recognition helps fill the card faster, so music lovers have an edge. Wednesday nights become a friendly competition filled with favorite tunes and plenty of ways to win.

Music Bingo takes over The Lion & Crown - Allen with a lively, sing-along twist on the classic game. Expect crowd-favorite tracks, including throwbacks that reward deep music memory, and prizes awarded each round. The atmosphere leans loud and celebratory, with choruses belted out and victorious shouts of bingo. Pub bites and pints add to the fun, and the game is free to play. It happens every week, drawing an energetic crowd and plenty of chances for bragging rights.

This weekly open play mahjong session is free to attend at H-E-B Melissa, with Art serving as host. Participants should bring their card.

Experience a four-day in-person program designed to support deep, lasting personal transformation. The Inner Engineering curriculum offers practical tools for overall wellbeing, touching the physical body, the mind, emotions, and the underlying life energy. Sessions are guided by an Isha Teacher trained by Sadhguru, a yogi and mystic recognized as a leading authority in yoga. The program takes place at Hilton Garden Inn Dallas/Allen. The fee is USD 375, with an early bird rate of USD 330. For questions or more information, contact dallas@ishausa.org or (469) 298-8963.

An evening set aside for a group ride features roughly 31 miles at an average speed of about 18 to 18.5 mph. Participants can expect to sustain this pace for the full distance.

A weekly SINGO music bingo night at The Brass Tap - Allen swaps numbers for recognizable songs. Players listen, mark their cards as the tracks play, sing along, and compete with friends for prizes awarded throughout the evening. Hosted by Dawn, this game has no cost to participate, and drinks are available while you play.

Thursday nights get a lively soundtrack at The Elwood B.F.D with Music Bingo, a fast-paced spin on classic bingo where tracks take the place of numbers. The playlist spans throwbacks and crowd favorites, and participants mark each tune on their bingo cards as they hear it. Five in a row brings prizes, adding a friendly competitive edge to the sing-along atmosphere. No app is needed and there is no cover charge, just lively music, drinks, and friendly company. Bring your crew, sing along, and make it a weekly tradition.

Settle in with lawn chairs and blankets for a free outdoor concert at HUB 121 featuring Texas Flood, a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, but you can enjoy options from on-site restaurants, and a concession stand will be located next to the stage. Surface parking is available, along with parking in the two-story garage.

Explore the karaoke songbook online to browse available song selections.

A year-round Saturday staple in McKinney, the market at Chestnut Square brings together nearby farms and makers. Shop for grass-fed beef and free-range chicken, along with farm eggs, milk, and freshly harvested produce. Savor specialties such as handmade tamales, fresh bread and pastries, artisan pasta, ginger beer, jerky, and gourmet coffee, and explore choices from food trucks. There is more than food. Wander through booths featuring locally made goat milk soaps, beautiful woodworking, distinctive jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind finds, with new discoveries each week. Most Saturdays also include live music, face painting, yard games, and on-site knife sharpening, creating a lively, welcoming scene.

Celebrate automotive history at the third annual classic car show in Historic Downtown McKinney. This free, all-ages gathering fills the Square with gleaming classics and vintage trucks that have been carefully preserved and restored across the decades. Take a leisurely walk through the streets to appreciate the details and craftsmanship. Everyone is welcome, and no tickets or check-in are needed.

Open to everyone, this reimagined open studio and art drop-in at Jump Into Art Studios offers time and space to create at your own pace. Participants can use the studio’s materials, supplies, and know-how while exploring the projects that appeal to them. Paint on canvas or t-shirts, craft a mosaic, or bring a personal project to work on in the studio.

City of Melissa Parks and Recreation partners with Namaste Fit to offer free outdoor strength training followed by yoga at City Hall Plaza Park, weather permitting. The group workout is designed to be energizing and welcoming for every level, and the yoga portion focuses on stretching, breathing, and balance. The program is open to all ages and fitness levels at no cost. No registration is needed. Please bring a mat, water, and comfortable clothing.

A community pop-up market brings together the McKinney community with vendors, food, and face painting, plus a back-to-school giveaway.

A picnic vibe comes to The Melissa Market’s new location with a selection of fresh bakes, including gourmet cinnamon rolls, swirled herb breads, sweet bread loaves, and star bread.

At Native McKinney in McKinney, Texas, Tarot Saturdays features personalized card readings available in English or Spanish. Pricing starts at $25, and following Inanna’s Magical Healing on social media unlocks $10 off any service. Expect a welcoming experience focused on clarity, guidance, and a touch of everyday magic.

Punjabi music star Ammy Virk brings a live concert to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center, showcasing the energy and spirit of Punjabi music. Tickets are available now.

Reign Duo delivers a live set at Stix Icehouse in McKinney, blending crowd favorites with tunes you may have forgotten you love. The night invites singalongs, a bit of dancing, plenty of laughs, and a relaxed pace that encourages lingering. Expect feel-good energy and a playful hint of trouble from start to finish.

Browse the karaoke songbook online.