Events in Midland County, TX

Designed for families with young children, this playful session at The Little Gym of Midland blends movement activities with story time for a fun, kid-friendly experience. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend to explore the gym together. Members participate at no cost, and non-members pay $10. Non-members can tour the facility, meet the team, and learn about available programs. Anyone who decides to enroll in an Intro during the visit will have the registration fee waived.

Midland Craft Club is a social gathering with a creative twist, where guests can paint and personalize Mahjong lamps. Creative stations will also offer opportunities to explore bling, mosaic designs, and paint. Guests may bring their own drinks, and the gathering is open to seasoned crafters and those looking for a creative social activity.

A community clay shoot at Midland Shooters Association combines good-natured competition with a mission to support animals in West Texas. Check-in takes place in the MSA Clubhouse, followed by a short safety briefing, then shooting begins. Ammunition is not provided, and it will be available for purchase in the clubhouse. Participants can expect prizes, side games, and an experience that welcomes both longtime shooters and newcomers. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Each target launched contributes to lifesaving efforts for animals in need.

Kids ages 4 to 14 can spend an evening away from home and their devices, enjoying painting, games, crafts, and a slime bar with other children. Pizza is available for purchase at the front desk, or children may bring dinner. Play clothes are recommended, as the activities can get messy.

Browse handcrafted items from indoor and outdoor vendors at this holiday arts and crafts festival. Food trucks will be available, and admission is free. Registration for events and vendor participation is available through the organizers’ website or in person at their location.

Share a creative experience at The Studio by painting together with a favorite person. One ticket includes admission for two, whether you come with a child, sibling, friend, or significant other. Enjoy time for connection and leave with a masterpiece to take home.

Peak Fighting makes its Midland debut by bringing the cage to Momentum Bank Ballpark, turning the home of the Midland RockHounds into a one-of-a-kind stage for mixed martial arts. The lineup blends emerging talent with seasoned fighters, with championship bouts in the mix and matchups designed for fireworks. Expect high-level action and unforgettable moments inside the cage, all set against the unique backdrop of MMA on the ballfield. PFC 55 concentrates the excitement into one place, one cage, one night.

Enjoy a creative evening painting a fall-inspired goose adorned with a bow, pumpkins, and autumn leaves. No painting experience is needed, and an instructor will guide participants step by step. All painting supplies are provided. This adults-only activity is BYOB, so guests can bring their favorite drinks.

Enjoy some creative downtime with your child during a fun, all-ages painting session. Step-by-step guidance is provided, with help available as needed. Recommended for ages 5 and up, with younger children welcome when accompanied by a parent who can assist.

Children ages 4 to 14 can explore colorful, 8-bit inspired art projects and pixel-themed crafts in a hands-on camp guided by instructors. The camp is a parent drop-off program, and children must be potty trained, as restroom assistance is not provided. Pizza will be ordered for lunch, with $5 cash requested at check-in. Families who prefer that their child not have pizza should pack a lunch. Please also send water.

Meet watercolor artist and pattern designer Shawn Johnston of The Blue Bow Paper Co. for a free Palette Club demo, “Pattern Play.” Inspired by home, hospitality, everyday treasures, her Texas home, and coastal Maine, Shawn creates art and designs that celebrate beauty. The demo is partially funded by The Arts Council of Midland.

Enjoy a cozy, creative evening making a custom charcuterie board with wood-burning. Choose from 11 designs, and bring your favorite beverage to sip while you work. No experience is needed, and all supplies and guidance are provided. This adults-only gathering is a chance to socialize and create a handmade piece for holiday gatherings, as a gift, or for your home.

This performance tells the story of Amahl, a young shepherd who uses a crutch, and his mother as they face hardship in their modest home on a winter night. After Amahl spots an unusually bright star, three kings following that sign arrive and ask for shelter as they travel to present gifts to a newborn child. Welcomed inside, they share stories with Amahl, and shepherds later come with food and dancing. Driven by worry for her son, Amahl’s mother tries to take some of the kings’ gold but is discovered and shown compassion as the visitors speak of a greater kind of wealth. Moved by their kindness, Amahl offers his crutch as his only gift, leading to a life-changing miracle. Performances are held at Midland College in the Allison Fine Arts Building, in the Wagnor and Brown Auditoriums.

This featured night spotlights Los Rangerz with an Urban Cowboy tribute set filled with country favorites. Presale tickets are $15 and admission at the door is $20. VIP reservations are available by calling 432-222-9469. Bar service and a food truck vendor will be on site.

The Briar Patch Holiday Event offers a two day seasonal shopping experience at Midland County Horseshoe Arena, and admission is free.

The TXSR Cars and Coffee meet at Mid-Cities Church features a Toys for Tots focus. Additional details will be announced when available.

At the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Midland South I-20 in Midland, a traveling comic book shop sets up with a wide mix of items you would expect from a full comic store. Browse comic books with single issues starting at one dollar and key issues available too, plus graphic novels, manga, toys, statues, cards, posters, shirts, puzzles and games, handmade items, and more. Admission is one dollar for adults, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Each paid admission also serves as an entry into a raffle for a fifty dollar shopping spree held during the event. Buying and trading are offered, with limited purchasing capacity of about one or two small boxes.

The Rebel Card Show brings a two-day showcase of cards and a mini pop-up market to Genesis Events, featuring over 50 tables for collectors and shoppers of all ages. Explore sports cards, trading card games, vintage treasures, apparel, creations from local makers, and other unique finds. A live DJ, food trucks, and hourly prize drawings add to the atmosphere while you browse for standout pieces. VIP admission is $10 and includes early entry, general admission is $8, and children ages 6 and under are free. Vendor inquiries can be directed to (432) 413-0930, (432) 853-2713, or Instagram @JRG.RAPHIC.

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Enjoy a festive, creative night painting a custom doormat. Choose from seven fall and holiday designs, including options with a little extra sass. Doormat design, painting supplies, materials, and step-by-step guidance are included. Guests may bring their favorite drinks, and the relaxed atmosphere is suited to a girls’ night or date night.

A presentation for YPM's 20 Under 40 is set at the Bush Convention Center.

Share a creative evening with your partner as you each paint one half of an autumn tree on separate canvases that come together as a single artwork. Canvases, painting supplies, and step-by-step instructor guidance are included, and you can take your finished keepsake home together. Guests may bring their own drinks for this couples’ paint night.

Take part in a Warhammer 40,000 tabletop event by pledging an unbuilt, unpainted vehicle or monster and preparing it for battle. Bring your pledge tokens, your built and painted vehicle or monster, dice, a ruler, and its stats.

A creative camp for children ages 4 to 14, featuring painting, crafts, slime-making, science experiments, games, and other activities centered on the Great Craft-Off theme. Each day brings new activities in a positive, encouraging, safe, and fun environment. Camp is drop-off, and children must be fully potty trained to attend. Campers can bring a lunch or purchase one for an additional fee.

Steel Challenge is a monthly shooting match. The match director is John Morrison.

Centennial Park hosts a festive celebration presented in partnership with the Midland Downtown Park Conservancy, highlighted by a tree lighting ceremony that marks the official start of the holiday season in Midland. Attendees can explore a shopping market, enjoy food from food trucks, experience live performances, and capture photos with Santa.

Piper’s Night Out welcomes anyone curious about bagpipes or drums, as well as players looking for a group to jam with. The Thorn & Thistle Pipe Band offers a free introductory bagpipe and drum lesson on the first Tuesday of each month at They Waystone. A bartender will be on site, and guests can order something to sip while trying things out. For questions, email daresanford.58@gmail.com.

Food trucks roll into Midland Park Mall for a weekend filled with flavors, crafts, and family-friendly fun. More than 40 food trucks and other vendors will serve gourmet bites and sweet treats, while dozens of artisans showcase handcrafted jewelry, art, and unique goods. The atmosphere will be lively with activities for all ages. Admission is free, and a giveaway offers the chance to win one complimentary meal each day.

Celebrate local creativity as the Midland Art Crawl turns the city into a free, citywide showcase of art, music, and makers. Begin at any stop and navigate with the event map. Meet artists, find one-of-a-kind gifts for your list, and enjoy an all-ages activity along the way. Admission is free with no tickets or sign-ups required, and artists keep 100 percent of every sale. Spanning locations across Midland, this is a flagship program of Cultura West.

This warm, hands-on workshop focuses on crafting classic 1950s-style ornaments and includes seasonal treats to keep attendees comfortable. It offers a cheerful, nostalgic way to celebrate the holidays.

This holiday edition returns with West Texas' largest pop culture celebration, featuring over 200 vendors, celebrity guests, performances, and free photos with Santa. Browse the vendor floor, meet special guests, and enjoy a festive get together that creates lasting memories. A cheerful way to geek out and kick off the season.

The Top Hand Award Banquet honors Kirk Edwards of Latigo Petroleum as the 2026 Top Hand. The PBPA’s highest member-awarded honor recognizes an energy professional in the Permian Basin for exemplary professional and community service. The evening includes a reception and banquet dinner. Black tie is optional.