Events in Midlothian
Summer Bug Safari
Explore the prairie with a ranger on a guided bug hunt at Penn Farm. The program explains how insects support life on land by pollinating flowers, feeding other animals, and enriching soil, then shows how scientists study arthropods in the field by catching and observing them. Meet at the Penn Farm parking lot. Wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for the weather. Bring water and a snack if needed. Participation is free, with a $7 per person park entry fee or entry covered by a Texas State Parks Pass. Children 12 and under enter the park at no charge. Plans may change with weather, including possible location shifts, postponement, or cancellation, so check their Facebook story for the latest updates.
Cedar Hill State ParkMahjong Open Play
Adult Mahjong players who are already proficient or expert can take part in high level, competitive play at the library. This is not a lesson and there will be no beginner support. Each participant needs a 2025 Mahjong Playing Card. The library can provide a small number of tile sets, though bringing a personal set is recommended. Expect focused games that let you test strategies against other seasoned players and keep your skills sharp. Photos may be taken during library events for use on social media, the website, and in publications. Attendance indicates understanding of this practice. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, please speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibrarySneak Peek
Take a first look at a new studio and art gallery in Cedar Hill, Texas with a special sneak peek. Explore the space during this informal preview.
Cedar Hill Kids and Family Tri
Enjoy a full day of multisport activities designed for young athletes, plus a dedicated family and friends option. Kids ages 6 to 15 can choose between a triathlon and a splash and dash, with Junior and Senior distances available to match different experience levels. The recreational family and friends wave features a 200 meter pool swim, a 5 mile bike ride, and a 2 kilometer run. It welcomes pairs of any age or gender who want to take part together, whether that is an adult with a child, two children, or two adults, such as a mother and son, father and daughter, an aunt with a niece, or two parents. Each participant registers in the Family Wave and includes a shared group name on the form. Pairs are numbered together, begin the swim together in a time trial format, and can stay side by side throughout. Participants receive the same perks, including a shirt, a medal, and official timing. This wave does not offer age group awards and is all about fun.
Virginia Weaver ParkProphets & Outlaws
Union 28 hosts an evening of live music featuring Prophets & Outlaws with Calamity Janes. Prophets & Outlaws, a Dallas-based Southern soul group, is known for five-voice harmonies and a sound that mixes country, Southern rock, and blues. With more than 10 million Spotify streams and a devoted following across the South and Midwest, the band has earned recognition for energetic, heartfelt shows at major festivals and special events, including appearances connected to the Larry Joe Taylor Music Festival, the Dallas Cowboys, and Formula 1. Calamity Janes starts the show, followed by a set from Prophets & Outlaws. Guests of all ages are welcome.
Union 28June Fishing 101
Discover how to fish at Cedar Hill State Park in a ranger led program that covers essential equipment, the fish that live in the park, and the habitats they depend on. All tackle and supplies are provided, making it easy to learn and enjoy time outdoors. The session takes place at Perch Pond. Bring water and a snack if needed, wear sturdy walking shoes, and dress for the weather. Registration is required to reserve a spot. Participation in the program is free, with standard park entry of $7 per person or admission covered by a Texas State Park Pass. Children 12 and under enter the park at no cost.
Cedar Hill State ParkMidlothian Farmers & Crafts Market
Explore a community market featuring more than 20 vendors offering fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, door signs, Scentsy products, handcrafted woodwork, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, and coffee. You will also find a surprise book pick, Ramos flowers, and local authors, along with many other discoveries. This market offers an opportunity to support neighborhood businesses, connect with others, and see what is new around town.
Union 28Medicare Parts A-D Educational Seminar
Medicare can be confusing, and this free educational seminar is designed to make it clearer. It is intended for people who are already enrolled or nearing eligibility, as well as caregivers. The session explains the four parts of Medicare, A, B, C, and D, and what each covers. It also reviews key enrollment periods and important deadlines, then offers guidance to help you compare choices and move forward with confidence. The seminar is led by Donna Duncan and Raegan Felker, Certified Licensed Medicare Benefits Advisors. Photography may take place during this library event, and images may be used on the library’s social media, website, or in publications. Attendance implies consent to this policy. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, notify library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryBeginning Birder Workshop for Teens and Adults
A five-part workshop designed for teens and adults introduces the essentials of birding and builds confidence step by step. The series begins with an overview of what birding involves, how to handle binoculars and identification guides, what to bring, and simple field etiquette, followed by a brief practice session that may be indoors or a short walk. The next class explores key bird anatomy and related behaviors to support identification, with another short walk to apply what is learned. A journaling session follows, covering reasons to keep notes on bird walks, different ways to journal, and time to practice while in the field. Another class focuses on community science, showing how personal observations can contribute to research while enjoying time outdoors. Everything comes together in a final graduation walk at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center to use the skills gained throughout the series. Participants may attend any session or the full series. Each class is $5, or the complete set of classes is $20.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterDad Throws Free this Father’s Day
Celebrate Father’s Day with an outing where Dad throws for free when accompanied by at least one paid thrower. The offer is valid at both DFW Battle Axes locations in Ellis County, Midlothian and Waxahachie. It is suitable for families, couples, and groups of friends. Walk-ins are welcome as space permits. Because this annual promotion draws strong interest, reserving online in advance is recommended. To apply the discount, add a note during online booking that Dad throws free or mention the offer at check-in.
Midlothian & Waxahachie LocationsScience Week Summer Camp
Science Week Summer Camp at Nova Gymnastics blends hands-on experiments with active play. Designed for ages 5 to 13, the camp features engaging science activities, gymnastics, games and friendly challenges, along with time on the trampolines. Campers explore, move and make new friends in a lively setting that sparks curiosity. Pricing options include $250 for the week, $60 per day, and $30 for a half day.
Nova GymnasticsBook Babies
Book Babies offers a cozy storytime with Ms. Julie designed for little ones from birth to age two. Children can enjoy playful songs and rhymes along with stories chosen for their stage of development. After the planned activities, families can stay to mingle and play, helping build connections within the community. The program encourages early literacy and strengthens the caregiver child bond through shared reading and interaction. This event is intended for children with an accompanying adult, and caregivers are asked to attend and take part alongside their child. Photos may be taken during library events for use on social media, the website, and other publications, and attendance indicates understanding of this policy. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Toddler Story Time
Toddler Story Time has returned to O’Brien’s Bookshop in partnership with Mansfield Mom Walk. Families with infants through 4-year-olds can enjoy themed read-alouds, along with songs, fingerplays, and simple games. Complimentary, toddler-friendly snacks are provided.
O'Brien's BookshopGiggle & Grow
Introduce your baby to a sensory-rich experience in this weekly program featuring thoughtfully curated stations and developmentally appropriate toys. Caregivers take part alongside their little ones, encouraging growth while sharing meaningful moments. Please note that photos may be taken during library events for use on social media, the website, and in other publications, and attendance indicates agreement with this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, please inform library staff.
Youth Elementary Drop In Lessons – Mondays
These drop-in lessons offer structured drills for elementary-age beginners and intermediate players. Instruction is provided by professionally trained coaches Tom Rickard and Santi Kearney. Participants are expected to have completed at least one 8-week MTA group session. The program takes place at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexCreation Station - Arts and Crafts Club
Young creators can dive into a four-day arts and crafts club featuring hands-on projects, new friends, and plenty of imagination. Each session includes up to three take-home creations, and all supplies are provided. Activities are held on the patio at Bearded Axe Brewing Company. Parents are welcome to stay on site to relax, enjoy food, and use the free Wi-Fi, or choose drop-off and pick-up after class. Two separate sessions are available, one tailored for ages 5 to 8 and another for ages 9 to 12. Participation is limited to 12 students.
Bearded Ax Brewery 301 W Main Street Midlothian, TXNovel Nightmare Book Club
An adults-only horror book club gathers readers who savor stories that linger long after the last page. Discussions range across the full spectrum of fear, from brooding Gothic atmospheres and mind-bending psychological tales to supernatural chills, cosmic dread, and pulse-quickening slashers. The current selection is Porcelain Lullaby by Blaine Daigle. Brothers Jake and Nate Shepherd were left orphaned by a horrific childhood night that fractured their bond. Years later, a message from their mother, long since dead, draws them to Meadowland, a deserted orphanage where whispers seem to grow louder and small shapes haunt the edges of sight. As they search the crumbling corridors, buried memories rise, their fragile grip on reality slips, and secrets refuse to stay hidden. Daigle, author of The Broken Places and A Dark Roux, crafts a twisting descent into psychological terror. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events for social media, the website, and publications. Attendance signifies understanding of this policy, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryFree strength and conditioning
This free strength and conditioning camp for kids focuses on fundamental training to help prepare participants for the fall season. Sessions take place on Tuesday and Thursday at W.S. Permenter Middle School.
W.S. Permenter Middle SchoolTimeless Tuesdays
A barrel racing event with open entry organized in a 4D format. Competitors are placed within four time-based divisions.
Shepherd's Valley Cowboy ChurchAll Booked Up Reader's Book Club
A welcoming book discussion at Midlothian Public Library brings readers together under the guidance of Library Director Alexis Tackett. Participants explore a wide range of genres, discover new authors, help choose upcoming selections, and share perspectives in a relaxed, friendly setting. Expect lively conversation, occasional author spotlights, and at times visits from local writers or guest speakers. This session focuses on Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. The novel follows Natalie, a woman whose carefully curated homestead life is supported by nannies, producers, and hidden industrial appliances, and whose fame reaches 8 million followers. Her husband is described as the Republican equivalent of a Kennedy. One morning she awakens to a world that feels like her own yet is starkly different. Electricity gives way to a sputtering fire, chores demand hauling wood and washing by hand, her children seem unfamiliar, and her once soft-handed spouse is now a capable farmer. She wonders if she has been thrust into a ruthless reality show, pulled through time, or subjected to a spiritual test. After a severe injury in the woods, she becomes certain this is not the life she remembers and resolves to find a way out. The library may photograph moments from public programs for use on its website, social media, and in publications. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let the library staff know.
Midlothian Public LibraryWiggle & Groove
Little ones can wiggle, dance, and learn in a lively Wiggle and Groove session led by Ms. Julie. Designed for children ages 3 to 5, this 30 minute program blends music, movement, and storytelling to support early literacy and build motor skills. Families can look forward to playful songs and rhymes, story activities that invite kids to move, simple dance steps, hands on props such as shakers, and opportunities to socialize with peers. This program takes place at the library. Photos may be taken to highlight the community on social media, the website, and in other publications, and attendance signifies understanding of this practice. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryRECREATIONAL(JUST FOR FUN!) OPEN PLAY
This casual pickleball open play session is centered on recreation and fun. It is listed on Bounce for players seeking open play options.
Pickleball ParadiseBotanical Art
Discover the art of botanical illustration in a hands-on session led by local artist Barbara Woods, presented in partnership with the Ellis County Art Association. Learn foundational methods for sketching leaves and flowers, then build color and detail using watercolor pencils and fine-line markers. All materials are provided. No prior experience is needed. Adults only. Registration is required and opens one week before the program.
Midlothian Public LibraryAx Throwing Party
Battle Axes will set up its mobile trailer at Bearded Ax Brewery for an outing that pairs axe throwing with food and drinks. Attendees can enjoy a beer or a bite to eat and spend time tossing axes.
Bearded Ax BreweryCritics After Credits
A monthly film club for enthusiasts pairs each screening with a creative craft and highlights cinema from around the world. This session features Moonlight (2016), a coming-of-age film that follows a young African American man as he navigates questions of identity and sexuality alongside the everyday challenges of childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood. For adults. Rated R.
Free Food Distribution | 4th Wednesdays
Free groceries are available through the Food Distribution Ministry at the Cedar Hill campus. This location offers a distribution on the fourth Wednesday of each month, and there is also a giveaway on the second Saturday at the DeSoto location. The event welcomes anyone who comes for assistance. Additional free resources are listed on the organization’s website. Those interested in volunteering can email stephen.jackson@communitymbc.org or call (972) 230-4477 ext. 3635.
Community Missionary Baptist ChurchKids Summer Classes - Operation: Plants for Birds
Professor Salvia leads a kid-friendly exploration of how native plants support birds, blending Audubon’s Plants for Birds program with the Junior Master Gardner plant curriculum. Young participants learn by doing, from starting seeds and discovering why soil matters to identifying the best native plants for attracting birds in backyards and local parks. The adventure includes a hands-on effort to tackle invasive species, taking on the character of Commander Privet while helping protect the preserve’s native habitat. Each week introduces a new theme and the same lesson is offered twice to make scheduling easier. Topics span plant growth and development, soils and water with seed planting, ecology and environmental horticulture with an invasive plant removal activity, the connections between plants, insects, and birds, and simple ways to design a bird-friendly garden at home, even in small spaces. Sessions are one hour. The program is geared toward children ages 7 to 12, and a parent or guardian is required to remain on the preserve during class.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterTyke Tales
Led by Ms. Sierra, this interactive storytime for children ages 3 to 5 features lively read-alouds, music and movement, group singalongs, and simple crafts to bring home as keepsakes. Caregivers participate with their children, creating shared moments that nurture imagination, creativity, and a love of reading. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events and may appear on social media platforms, the website, or in publications. Attendance indicates understanding and agreement with this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.
Creature Teacher
Returning by popular request, Creature Teacher presents an interactive exploration of the past that turns learning into an engaging, memorable experience for all ages. Sessions feature animals and plenty of hands-on activities. Two separate shows are planned, offering multiple opportunities to experience the program.
Midlothian Public LibraryFood Truck League
Food Truck League DFW partners with the City of Cedar Hill to present a weekly food truck meetup at Signature Park. Each week features a fresh rotation of trucks and a variety of flavors in a welcoming, community-focused setting. Enjoy sampling different menus, spending time in the park, and turning it into a simple weekly tradition.
Signature ParkChamber Night Out Networking
An evening dedicated to building relationships and strengthening community connections, hosted by Century 21 Judge Fite Company. Designed for longtime Chamber members, new business owners, and professionals aiming to expand their networks, this casual gathering brings together local business leaders, entrepreneurs, and community partners. Expect meaningful conversations, idea sharing, and opportunities that can support business growth, along with insights into the services provided by Century 21 Judge Fite Company. Attendees can broaden their contacts, meet area business owners and community leaders, discover new opportunities, and deepen ties within the Cedar Hill business community. Bringing plenty of business cards is recommended to make the most of new introductions and collaborations.
Century 21 Judge FiteLonestar Dads Meetup
LoneStar Dads teams up with Battle Axes in Midlothian for an evening centered on connection, conversation, and lighthearted competition among fathers from Ellis County, Midlothian, Waxahachie, Mansfield, Red Oak, and the wider DFW area. The focus is on building meaningful relationships, strengthening families, and finding community with others who understand the ups and downs of raising kids. New dads, experienced dads, stepdads, and adoptive fathers are all welcome to take part. For $20 per person, attendees can throw as much as they like throughout the meetup while getting to know other local dads in a relaxed setting. No prior experience is required, and coaches are available to teach the basics. It is a chance to meet other fathers, grow supportive friendships, enjoy some time for yourself, trade insights and resources for family life, and share great conversation alongside friendly competition.
Battle AxesWeekly Group DFW Swingout Lessons
Weekly group DFW Swingout lessons at Cedar Hill Recreation Center focus on Jay's Camp style fundamentals in a supportive, high-energy setting. The teaching team is led by creator and founder Jay Durham, with lead follower instructor Tiffany Renee, instructor Jermaine Smith, and assistant instructors Charles Moore, Gina Walker, and Falon Perkins. Sessions welcome all experience levels with skills assessed each week, blending partner and solo drills with upbeat music. The fee is $10 each week. No appointment is required, and payment is made at the recreation desk. Private lessons are also available.
Cedar Hill Recreation CenterAugmented Music
Ms. Abby leads a playful music class for young children, using instruments, movement, and songs to nurture communication, social-emotional development, and early academic skills. Caregivers participate alongside their children, creating a supportive setting for shared learning. This class is designed for ages 3 to 5, and registration is available. Photos may be taken during events at the library for sharing on social media, the website, and in publications. Attendance signifies understanding of this practice, and anyone who would prefer not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryTiny Tyke Tales
Led by Ms. Julie, Tiny Tyke Tales is an interactive storytime created for children ages 2 to 3 and their caregivers. Lively storytelling pairs with music and movement to spark imagination, keep little ones engaged, and nurture early literacy. Caregivers participate alongside their children, making space for shared moments of learning and laughter. Each session uses songs, playful activities, and hands-on fun to bring stories to life and encourage a lasting love of reading. Please note that photographs may be taken during this library program and may be used on the library’s social media, website, or in other publications. Attendance signifies understanding of this policy. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.
Call sign: Dust off 34 Hovering Between Life and Death
Taking place at the Midlothian Conference Center, this program includes a presentation and book signing centered on Call Sign: Dustoff 34. The book shares the real-life experiences of a Dustoff pilot who entered combat to evacuate the wounded, putting his own life on the line.
Midlothian Conference CenterRECREATIONAL(JUST FOR FUN!) OPEN PLAY
A relaxed pickleball open play focused on recreation and fun. The session provides an easygoing environment with friendly games and a casual atmosphere, keeping the emphasis on enjoyment rather than competition.
Pickleball ParadiseCharlie and the Chocolate Factory
Love Your City Theater brings Roald Dahl’s classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to the stage in a family friendly production featuring a live orchestra, songs, and laughs. With three performances for the whole family and pricing kept affordable, this show offers an engaging way to experience the beloved story. Tickets are on sale.
Trinity ChurchLawrence Drum Company’s Drummers Night Out
Drummer’s Night Out centers on drum culture, community, and education, bringing performances and a welcoming space for drummers, musicians, creatives, and supporters. The event has been moved to a new weekend due to scheduling adjustments, with its focus and spirit unchanged. Featured performers include Kyron Kirby, JR Nelson, Charles “C3” Reid, and Malik Holland. It takes place at ONE Church in Midlothian, Texas. Attendees who already have tickets can expect further updates and details.
ONE ChurchMagnolia Brown @Oasis Bar And Grille(Midlothian,Tx)
Returning to a favorite spot, this event features a night of good tunes.
Tumble Moves with Dancing Little Stars
Children ages 4 to 9 can jump into an energetic tumbling session with Dancing Little Stars. This beginner-friendly class introduces simple movement that keeps kids active, supports flexibility, and centers on having fun. Advance registration is required, and sign-ups open one week before the program. Photos may be taken during library events for use on official social media, the website, and other publications. Attendance indicates acknowledgment of this policy. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, please let library staff know.
City Hall Community Room BSweet Treats
Cool off with complimentary Bahama Bucks in Cedar Hill, available until supplies run out. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to enjoy a sweet treat.
Frost Bank Cedar Hill Financial CenterTwo Tons of Steel
Two Tons Of Steel performs live at Union 28 in Midlothian. Catch the band on stage for a concert at the venue.
Union 28Teen Crafty Creations
Get creative at Teen Crafty Creations, a hands-on crafting session for ages 13 to 18. Ms. Sierra will have all materials ready, and participants can bring their imagination to make something that reflects their style. All skill levels are welcome. This is a teen-only program for those within the stated age range. Online registration is required and opens one week before the event. Photos or video may be taken during library events for use on library websites, social media, and publications. If you or your child prefer not to be photographed, let library staff know.
Midlothian Public LibraryChildren's Author Loren Smith
A meet-and-greet with children’s author Loren Smith takes place at O’Brien’s Bookshop in downtown Midlothian, Texas. Smith writes the Nanny Cat picture book series, inspired by her Siamese cats Hazel, Mavis, and Pico, whose cozy adventures include naps, snacks, and playtime. Attendees can enter for a chance to win a cat-themed gift pack, and her books will be available for purchase. An RSVP is requested to help ensure enough copies are on hand. Smith is a wife and mother with a Master of Special Education earned in 2022, an educator with eight years of experience, and a Texas resident who shares her home with her husband Michael, their daughter Aria, and their three cats, Hazel, Mavis, and Pico.
O'Brien's BookshopFreedomfest
A citywide celebration fills Fielder Park with food and music, shopping, games, and a fireworks show. Admission is free. Donations will be collected to fill the Venus blessing box, with drop-off available as attendees enter the park.
Fielder ParkTri-Now DFW Open Water Swim Workouts
Coached, kayak-supported open water swim workouts take place at Cedar Hill State Park, featuring a buoy-marked loop of about 750 meters that mirrors race conditions. The session is open to members and non-members with advance registration, and a separate state park entry fee applies. On-water support is provided by Kayak Power, and the course stays open long enough for multiple laps so swimmers can train at their own pace. Wetsuits are recommended in the colder months, while summer through early fall is typically too warm for them. Some sessions include an optional transition bike ride after the swim, so athletes who plan to ride can have cycling gear set up before getting in the water.
Cedar Hill State Park - Texas Parks and WildlifeBoots on the Prairie: Veterans Hike and Resource Fair
A day at Cedar Hill State Park brings together hiking, connection, and practical support for the military and veteran community. Participants can take part in a guided hike on scenic trails, enjoy beginner friendly line dancing, and visit a resource fair that features wellness activities and opportunities to meet local organizations offering services for service members, veterans, and their families. It is a welcoming option for anyone interested in unwinding, building community, or learning more about available support. Trail options include an intermediate route whose exact location will be selected the week of the event because of the area’s unusual rainy season. The Shoreline Trail offers a paved, approximately one mile accessible path near parking and picnic areas with views of the lake and dam. The Penn Farm Trail is available for a self guided walk throughout the event, providing a 0.6 mile family friendly gravel loop that can be traveled in either direction, carries an easy activity rating, and offers plentiful shade. This gathering is hosted by VA North Texas Suicide Prevention Program, the VA Office of Communication and Community Engagement, the Minority Veteran Program Coordinator, Texas Parks and Wildlife, the Veterans Land Board, and the Military Veteran Peer Network.
Cedar Hill State ParkBoots on the Prairie: Veterans Hike & Resource Fair
T.C.A.S. will be present to honor and support the veteran community, creating a space focused on recognition and connection. Staff will be available to answer questions and help community members find useful resources.
Cedar Hill State Park - Texas Parks and WildlifeCedar Hill Farmers Market
Now in its sixth season, the Cedar Hill Farmers Market brings local growers, producers, and artisans together in Historic Downtown Cedar Hill. Browse fresh produce, baked goods, canned specialties, apparel, lotions, art, and more. The market centers on connecting the community with the people who grow and create these products.
Downtown Cedar HillHangover Riders and Friends Lake Day
Enjoy a relaxed lake day that begins with a casual meet-up, continues with a DORBA trail ride of up to 12 miles at a distance you choose, and then a social lake lap or road ride of about 10 to 15 miles with the route to be determined. After the rides, plan on cooling off in the water, and note that the swimming area is open as confirmed by a phone call despite some conflicting online info. Entry to the park requires a $7 fee. Please bring food and drinks to share if you can, and avoid glass containers. Public display or consumption of alcohol is not allowed.
Cedar Hill State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife10 Year Anniversary
Celebrating ten years, this event features discounts throughout the store, with every item at least 10 percent off. Attendees can enjoy giveaways, a silent auction, and time set aside for board games. A paint-and-take session is included, with a miniature provided to paint and take home. For any questions, please contact the organizer.
Games UnpluggedMidlothian Farmers & Crafts Market
The market features more than twenty vendors offering a chance to support local makers and farmers, connect with neighbors, and discover what is new around town. The selection includes fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, door signs, Scentsy products, and wood works. There are also popsicles, premium meats, eggs, and coffee, plus a date with a blind book. Ramos flowers and local authors round out the offerings, creating a community-focused shopping experience.
Union 28Augmented Music with Ms. Abby
Ms. Abby leads a warm, baby-focused music class that supports early development and strengthens family connection through simple instruments, movement, and song. Caregivers participate with their little ones to create a comfortable space for learning. This program is designed for children ages 0 to 2. Please note that photos may be taken during library programs for sharing on social media, the website, or in publications. Attendance indicates understanding of this practice, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let library staff know.
Midlothian Public LibraryHiking with Snakes
Learn practical ways to feel safe and confident on local trails where snakes may be present. This friendly, informative session explains how snakes typically avoid people, shares guidance for hiking with awareness, and helps ease common worries so you can keep exploring the outdoors with peace of mind.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterMidTowne Community Event
This community event at MidTowne features Midlothian Animal Services, offering a chance to learn about the services they provide and speak with members of the team. Attendees can also explore what MidTowne has to offer and tour a model home to get a feel for life in this growing Midlothian community.
MidTowneBeginning Birder Workshop for Teens and Adults
Learn the essentials of birding in a five-part workshop created for beginners. Each session builds skills through instruction paired with short bird walks or indoor practice. Topics include an introduction to the activity, using binoculars and identification guides, what to bring, and etiquette. Participants also explore key anatomy and behavior cues for identification, practice simple journaling during a walk with time dedicated to writing, and discover how individual observations can contribute to scientific research. The series concludes with a culminating walk that brings everything together at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center. Participants may attend any or all sessions. The cost is $5 per class, or $20 for the full series.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterOut of the Ashes Conference
This event provides support for individuals facing sex addiction, for those who have experienced betrayal, and for anyone seeking more information about sex addiction.
Midlothian Conference CenterDustin Perkins
Dustin Perkins performs at Union 28 in Midlothian.
Union 28Cornhole Tournament
Support the golf and cross country teams while enjoying a friendly, fun event. Team registration is $50. Please send payment in advance through Venmo, include your contact information, and indicate whether your entry benefits golf or cross country.
Union 28Nature Journal Making
Featuring June Covington, last summer’s Artist in Residence, alongside guest artists and poets, these reflective Sunday sessions invite participants to craft a simple journal, step into the preserve for attentive looking and listening, and then fill their pages with natural watercolors and drawing pigments. Designed for adults and teens who prefer to color outside the lines, the experience focuses on slowing down, noticing, and translating what you see into your own marks and washes. The fee is $50 per session. All materials are provided, and enrollment is limited to eight people.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterKintsugi Pottery Making
Ember Co. Church will lead an instructional session on Japanese kintsugi pottery, offering guidance on this traditional art. Free tickets are required to participate and can be obtained through the registration link. Space is limited.
Bearded Ax BrewerySip & Shop
At Union 28, enjoy a relaxed shopping outing that pairs brunch and cocktails with time to explore vendors. Sip refreshing drinks, enjoy brunch, and take a leisurely stroll through the offerings for an easygoing experience.
Union 28Firespice Chicken and Cocktails
The stage at Fire-Spice Chicken & Cocktails features Texas singer-songwriter Ben Coleman. He began honing his songwriting and guitar skills at 12, drawing inspiration from Turnpike Troubadours and CWG.
Fire-Spice Chicken & CocktailsPop Legends Camp
Pop Legends Camp at School of Rock welcomes experienced students ages 10 to 18. From Monday to Friday, participants focus on learning and refining songs together. The week wraps up with a concert where they share the results of their work.
School of RockBook Babies
Book Babies with Ms. Julie is a welcoming storytime designed for babies ages 0 to 2. Little ones can enjoy engaging songs and rhymes along with age-appropriate stories. After the structured activities, families are invited to stay for social time and play, encouraging early connections in the community. The program promotes early literacy and helps strengthen the bond between caregivers and their children. This event is for children and their accompanying adults, and caregiver participation is requested throughout. Photos may be taken during library events and used on social media, the website, and in publications. Attendance indicates understanding of this policy, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Wiggle & Groove
Wiggle and Groove is a 30-minute library program for children ages 3 to 5 with Ms. Julie, blending music, movement, and stories to support early literacy and motor skills. Children can look forward to playful songs and rhymes, interactive storytelling that gets them moving, easy-to-follow dance actions, simple props like shakers, and opportunities to connect with peers. Photos may be taken during library events for use on social media, the website, and other publications. Attendance signals understanding of this practice, and anyone who would prefer not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryRECREATIONAL(JUST FOR FUN!) OPEN PLAY
This casual, recreational pickleball open play takes place at Pickleball Paradise. Expect friendly matchups and an easygoing atmosphere focused on having fun rather than competition.
Pickleball ParadiseWhere's Waldo? Local 2026
A monthlong Where’s Waldo scavenger hunt unfolds across Midlothian as O’Brien’s Bookshop and 25 local businesses take part, with the bookstore among 325 across the U.S. hosting the fun. Pick up a stamp card at the bookstore or any participating location, then watch for window stickers that show Waldo is hidden inside. Spot the six inch cardboard Waldo standee, get your card stamped, and work toward prizes. Ten stamps earn a Waldo poster and glasses, which are picked up at O’Brien’s Bookshop. With twenty or more stamps, you will be entered into a drawing for a stack of Waldo books and other prizes. The hunt concludes with a celebration party and drawings for the grand prize and additional prizes.
O'Brien's BookshopTyke Tales
Ms. Sierra leads an interactive story time designed for children ages 3 to 5. Animated read-alouds spark creativity, group singalongs get little ones moving, and simple crafts are made to take home. Caregivers participate alongside their children to create lasting memories and foster a love of reading. Expect giggles, wonder, and stories brought to life. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events and may be used on social media platforms, the website, and in various publications. Attendance signifies understanding and agreement with this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, speak with the library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryYouth Secondary Drop In Lessons – Wednesdays
Designed for middle school youth at the beginner or intermediate level, these drop in lessons focus on structured drills that build fundamentals and confidence. Professionally trained coaches Tom Rickard and Santi Kearney lead the training with guidance suited to this age group. Participation is intended for players who have already completed at least one eight week MTA session. The program takes place at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexSoccer Cup Watch Party
This family-friendly watch party highlights the Soccer Cup Round of 32. A food truck will be on site for easy bites. Settle in with family, cheer for the teams, and enjoy the excitement of the knockout stage together.
Traphene Hickman LibraryJam To Give
Hillside Village presents a summer concert series that blends live music with community giving at the Village Green across from Barnes & Noble Booksellers. This installment spotlights America’s Block Party, a celebration of 250 years, with music by the Robert Holbert Group. It supports CH DAV Chapter 240 through a monetary contribution and an in-kind drive. Requested donation items include socks, t-shirts, and feminine hygiene products, and financial gifts are also accepted. Personal chairs are welcome. Coolers and outside food are not permitted.
Hillside VillageParrots and Popsicles
Cool off with sweet popsicles while meeting Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center's new ambassador animals. Visitors can get to know the Monk Parakeets and learn about their story as they enjoy a frozen treat. Rescued in the DFW area by a local parrot rehabilitation center, these birds now help represent Audubon's South American partners, Conserva Aves. They are ready to greet guests and share what makes their species unique.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center250th Jubilee Parade
An Independence Day parade in Downtown Midlothian highlights the 250th Jubilee theme, honoring America’s semiquincentennial. The procession sets off at the base of the 8th Street Bridge, travels through the heart of the city, and finishes at Overlook Drive. There are no additional parade festivities this year, but the American Legion will host its annual barbecue at the Civic Center immediately after the parade. Methodist Midlothian Medical Center sponsors the event. Any Facebook posts soliciting vendors or tickets are not authorized.
Downtown Midlothian4th of July Celebrate 250
Following the parade, the celebration of America’s 250th continues at the Midlothian Civic Center. The Midlothian Classic Wheels Car Club will be on site, and a cornhole tournament is planned. Guests can enjoy food and light refreshments, take part in a silent auction, and look forward to a raffle drawing featuring a Harley-Davidson Road King Classic motorcycle. For more information, including how to register for the cornhole tournament, please refer to the event website.
Midlothian Civic CenterYouth Elementary Drop In Lessons – Mondays
Elementary-age beginners and intermediates can participate in drills guided by coaches with professional training, Tom Rickard and Santi Kearney. Participation requires prior completion of at least one 8-week MTA group session. This session takes place at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexTrivia Night
Put your smarts to the test in a lighthearted challenge. Bragging rights are up for grabs.
Bearded Ax BreweryAdult Yoga Class
A free adult yoga class at Midlothian Public Library welcomes participants at any experience level. The session focuses on building a solid foundation, proper body alignment, and mindful breathing. Expect to practice fundamental poses, strengthen alignment skills, and use breathwork to encourage calm and reduce stress. Benefits can include improved strength, flexibility, and balance, all within a supportive setting for a wide range of body types and fitness levels. This class is offered on a monthly basis, creating a regular opportunity to care for body and mind. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events for use on the library’s social media, website, and publications. Attendance signifies acknowledgment of this policy, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can speak with library staff.
Midlothian City Hall Community RoomTyke Tales
Ms. Sierra leads an interactive storytime created for children ages 3 to 5. Expect lively read-alouds that inspire imagination, music and movement that keep little ones engaged, and easy crafts they can bring home. Caregivers take part throughout, creating time to connect while nurturing a love of reading. Photos may be taken during library programs and may be shared on the library’s social media, website, or in other publications. Being present implies understanding of this practice. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed can inform the library staff.
Adult Intermediate/Advanced Wednesday Drills
Created for adult players who can sustain rallies and who have finished at least two complete beginner lesson programs, this session offers structured drills that improve technique and consistency through purposeful practice. It also provides a friendly way to meet fellow participants. Held at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexPhoenix MC 50th Anniversary Campout
Phoenix MC marks its 50th anniversary with a weekend campout and rally celebrating five decades of loyalty, tradition, and devotion to the motorcycle community. Expect motorcycles, camaraderie, and entertainment throughout the weekend with live music, biker skill contests, a variety of vendors offering merchandise, apparel, accessories, patches, and crafts, plus plenty of food and drinks. Camping is part of the experience, with space for tents and RVs so participants can stay on site for the full rally atmosphere. A fireworks show adds a spectacular highlight to the festivities. All TMRA clubs, United Clubs, independents, and supporters are welcome. Admission is available as a $10 day pass or a $20 full weekend pass. This milestone is a tribute to the members, families, and supporters who have carried the club forward since 1976 and offers time to reconnect, share stories, and celebrate a living legacy.
Phoenix MC DFW Area ClubhouseArtist in Residence
Elaine Bordeaux, the current Artist in Residence, creates pottery inspired by Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center. The public can watch her at work and see pieces take shape up close.
Dogwood Canyon Audubon CenterLane Bricker Live
Union 28 in Midlothian, Texas will host a performance by Lane Bricker, offering a chance to see the artist on stage at this local venue.
Union 28Phil Hamilton
Phil Hamilton performs live at The Oasis Bar and Grill in Midlothian. Tickets are available for this concert.
The Oasis Bar and GrillI Love The 80's Rock Camp
Tailored for experienced students ages 10 to 18, this 80s-focused camp dedicates Monday through Friday to learning and rehearsing songs. The week concludes with a concert for family and friends, celebrating the progress participants make together.
School of Rock🏀 Sports Week Summer Camp at Nova Gymnastics
This weeklong sports camp at Nova Gymnastics is designed for active kids who enjoy a bit of friendly competition. Activities include sports and group games, gymnastics-focused stations, obstacle course runs, and trampoline sessions. Along the way, campers can meet new friends and stay moving. Open to ages 5 to 13. Pricing is $250 for the full week, $60 for a single day, or $30 for a half day.
Nova GymnasticsBook Babies
Book Babies with Ms. Julie offers a warm storytime created for infants and toddlers from birth to age 2. Little ones can enjoy lively songs, gentle rhymes, and short stories suited to their stage. After the structured portion, families can stay to play and chat, encouraging early connections within the community. The program builds early literacy skills and deepens the bond between caregivers and their children. Children attend with an accompanying adult, and caregivers are expected to remain and actively engage throughout. Photography may occur during library events, and images may be shared on social media, the website, or in publications. Attendance signifies understanding of this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, please speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryEvidence & Epilogues Book Club - The Devil in the White City
A true crime book club for adults, created for readers who like to analyze real cases in depth. Each month the group tackles a selected title, discussing the evidence, investigative approaches, and the broader context, then considering the story's lasting influence. The selection is The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson. The book portrays Chicago in 1893 and moves between the visionary architect behind the famed World's Fair, working to elevate the nation's standing, and a serial killer who exploited the event to target victims. It blends thorough research with a narrative pace that reads like fiction. Please note that photographs may be taken during library events and may appear on the library's social media, website, or in publications. Attendance indicates agreement with this policy. If you prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.
Midlothian Public LibraryMusic Bingo
Think you can name a song before your friends? Try your luck at Music Bingo at Bearded Ax, where quick listening pays off. Expect chilled beer, plenty of tunes, prizes, and a light competitive vibe that keeps every round engaging.
Bearded Ax BreweryYouth Secondary Drop In Lessons – Wednesdays
Drop-in lessons feature structured drills designed for elementary-age beginners and intermediate players. Instruction is led by professionally trained coaches Tom Rickard and Santi Kearney, with a focus on skill development in each session. Participants must have completed at least one 8-week MTA group session before attending. The lessons take place at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexTwisted Sisters: Grades Of Absolute Truth
Grades Of Absolute Truth appears at Twisted Sisters Tap House in Midlothian. Tickets are available for this event.
Twisted Sisters Tap HouseMonthly Post Family Social
Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly social at the Midlothian Civic Center with casual games and good company. Play dominoes or cards, bring your own favorites to share, or simply unwind and chat with friends. It is an easygoing evening centered on connection and lighthearted fun.
Midlothian Civic CenterKC Johns: The Oasis
KC Johns hails from Memphis and grew up in Hernando, Mississippi, with music shaping her life from an early age. Her name pays tribute to KC and the Sunshine Band, and her influences include artists such as Led Zeppelin.
The Oasis Bar and GrillTexas Kitchen Trio
Texas Kitchen Trio brings an acoustic set to Cassaro Winery and Vineyard in Ovilla. Greg, Aron, and Joe keep things lively with spirited playing and plenty of heart.
Cassaro Winery and VineyardSongwriting Camp
At School of Rock, participants ages 10 to 18 take part in a five-day music camp that explores standout songs from the past 60 years, breaks down the elements that make them work, and guides participants in writing original songs.
School of RockGiggle & Grow
Little ones can explore sights, sounds, and textures in a weekly baby sensory program with thoughtfully designed stations and age-appropriate toys. Parents are encouraged to take part, creating meaningful moments while supporting their child's growth. Photos may be taken during this library event for use on social media, the website, and other publications, and attendance signifies understanding of this policy. If you or your child would rather not be photographed, please let the library staff know.
Midlothian Public LibraryYouth Elementary Drop In Lessons – Mondays
Beginner and intermediate elementary players can build skills through organized drills led by professionally trained coaches Tom Rickard and Santi Kearney. Participants are expected to have completed at least one 8-week MTA group session. The session is held at Midlothian Sports Complex.
Midlothian Sports ComplexAll Booked Up Reader's Book Club - The Calamity Club
Readers gather at the Midlothian Public Library for a welcoming discussion group led by Library Director Alexis Tackett. The club focuses on thoughtful conversation, collaborative selection of future reads, and exploration across many genres. Expect spirited dialogue, author spotlights, and occasional visits from guest speakers or local writers in a casual, friendly setting. This meeting features The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett. Set in Oxford, Mississippi in 1933, the story follows eleven-year-old Meg Lefleur, left by her mother on a Christmas Eve and now among the older girls considered hard to place at the Lafayette County Orphan Asylum, as she works to keep her spirit strong. Birdie Calhoun, unmarried and outspoken, arrives in Oxford seeking help from her socialite sister and discovers that the polished surface of that life conceals troubling deceptions amid the pressures of the Depression. When Birdie meets Charlie, a woman with few options left, their paths intersect with Meg’s. Charlie devises a daring plan to reclaim what they believe is theirs, but in a time and place marked by hypocrisy and fragile freedoms for women, even small acts of defiance can bring serious consequences.
Midlothian Public LibraryBotanical Art
Explore botanical illustration in a relaxed, hands-on session centered on drawing plants and flowers. Local artist Barbara Woods, partnering with the Ellis County Art Association, will introduce foundational techniques for sketching and adding color with fine-point markers and watercolor pencils, then guide participants as they practice. All materials are supplied. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is expected. This program is for adults. Registration is required and opens one week in advance.
Midlothian Public LibraryTyke Tales
This interactive story time with Ms. Sierra is designed especially for children ages 3 to 5. Little listeners explore captivating tales through animated read-alouds, lively group singalongs, and simple crafts to take home, creating plenty of opportunities for creativity and movement. Caregivers participate alongside their children to build lasting memories and nurture a love of reading. Expect giggles, wonder, and the joy of stories brought to life. Photographs may be taken during this library event and may be used on social media, the website, and in publications. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, speak with the library staff.
Youth Elementary Drop In Lessons – Wednesdays
This session features drills designed for elementary-age players at beginner and intermediate levels. Instruction is provided by professionally trained coach Tom Rickard, joined by Santi Kearney. Participants should have completed at least one eight-week MTA group session.
Midlothian Sports ComplexEnd(ish) of Summer Cookout & Swim Day! Open to Prospective New Members!
Enjoy a summer swim and casual picnic at Cedar Hill State Park's swim beach. The gathering point is the swim beach. Park entry is $7 for adults or free with a state parks pass, and children 12 and under are free. Hamburgers, hotdogs, and fixings are provided by HSE, and guests are encouraged to bring a side, drink, or dessert to share. Pack what your kids need for the beach, including picnic supplies, sun protection, and sand or water toys. Friends and acquaintances interested in getting to know the HSE community, including those considering it for the upcoming school year, are welcome. The fun continues as long as the kids are enjoying themselves.
Cedar Hill State Park - Texas Parks and WildlifeCousins Maine Lobster at Cedar Hill Night Market
Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to the Cedar Hill Night Market in Historic Downtown Cedar Hill, pairing evening market browsing with a lineup of New England favorites. Explore local vendors while choosing from Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a rich lobster grilled cheese. Comforting bowls of creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder are available, and desserts include whoopie pies and more. Order ahead in the app to move through pickup faster and earn rewards. The event is cashless, and payments are accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app checkout.
Cowgirl Christmas in July Market
Cowgirl Christmas in July Market brings a summer shopping experience to the Midlothian Conference Center with a marketplace of vendors and a $5 shopping pass. Vendor applications are currently open. For applicant safety, all official communication will come from the organizer’s designated email, and accepted vendors will complete payment through Square. The organizer will not request payment via Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, or other social banking apps. Watch for potential scams and verify any questionable messages before responding.
Midlothian Conference CenterFMC Kids Music Camp 2026
Children who have completed kindergarten through 5th grade can spend a week creating and presenting a Gospel-focused musical from start to finish. Participants explore singing, acting, simple choreography, and hands-on art, culminating in a live stage presentation for loved ones and guests. Daily participation is important so everyone is prepared for the primary performance and a short follow-up appearance. There is no cost to take part this year. Speaking roles are determined through auditions, which are requested within the registration’s speaking part section. The featured production, Race Day, was created by Gina Boe with arrangements by Dale Mathews and tracks by Christopher Phillips, and it uses the imagery of a race to encourage perseverance in following Jesus, drawing inspiration from Hebrews 12:1-2.
K-Pop Camp
At School of Rock, this K Pop camp is geared toward beginners ages 7 to 13 who have little prior experience. Participants spend the week learning and rehearsing songs, and the camp concludes with a concert to cap off the week.
School of Rock🏆 Challenge Week Summer Camp at Nova Gymnastics
Challenge Week at Nova Gymnastics centers on building confidence, perseverance, teamwork, and plenty of fun. Designed for ages 5 to 13, the camp blends obstacle-course runs, physical challenges, team competitions, gymnastics training, problem-solving games, and fresh daily missions that encourage every participant to do their best. Campers can look forward to time on the trampolines, confidence-building activities, and opportunities to make new friends in a high-energy setting. It is promoted as the most action-packed week of the summer. Pricing is available for different schedules, with options at $250 for the full week, $60 for a single day, or $30 for a half day. Space is limited and this theme often fills quickly.
Book Babies
Book Babies with Ms. Julie welcomes families with little ones from birth to age 2 for a gentle storytime that supports early literacy. Participants can look forward to lively songs, playful rhymes, and short, age-appropriate stories that encourage interaction between caregivers and children. After the structured portion, families are invited to stay for open play and conversation, creating opportunities to connect with others in the community. This program is for children and their accompanying adults, and caregivers are asked to remain and be actively engaged with their child throughout. Photographs may be taken during library events and shared on social media, the website, or in publications. Attendance indicates understanding of this policy. If you or your child would rather not be photographed, please speak with a member of the library staff.
Youth Secondary Drop In Lessons – Mondays
Practice drills tailored for elementary-age beginners and intermediate players, with instruction from professionally trained coach Tom Rickard alongside Santi Kearney. Participants should have completed at least one eight week MTA group session prior to attending.
Midlothian Sports ComplexCritics After Credits
This monthly film club for adults pairs films from around the world with an accompanying craft. This session highlights the journey of a Korean American family who relocates to a farm in Arkansas, confronting the challenges of starting over in the Ozarks while discovering the resilience of their bonds and the true meaning of home. An accompanying craft complements the film experience.
Tyke Tales
Ms. Sierra leads an interactive story time created for children ages 3 to 5. Young participants explore engaging tales through music, movement, and imagination. Animated read-alouds inspire creativity, group singalongs get everyone moving, and simple crafts become take-home treasures. Caregivers are part of the experience, sharing quality time and helping foster a love of reading. Expect giggles, wonder, and stories brought vividly to life. Photographs may be taken during library events to highlight the community on social media, the website, and in publications. Attendance signifies understanding and agreement with this policy. If you or your child would prefer not to be photographed, speak with library staff.
Kevin Fowler
Union 28 hosts a live music night headlined by Texas country artist Kevin Fowler. Known for a career built through steady work over more than two decades, Fowler began in rock bands before launching a solo path in the early 2000s in Texas and made his mark with the album Beer Bait and Ammo. His songs have been recorded by George Jones, Mark Chesnutt, Montgomery Gentry, and Sammy Kershaw, and he has since added nine more albums to his catalog, including the 2019 solo release Barstool Stories produced by Trent Wilmon and a collaborative project with Roger Creager titled Dos Borrachos. He is currently writing and recording new music. An opening act will kick off the show before Fowler’s set. The event is open to all ages.
Union 28Blazin' Summer Sufferfest
Blazin’ Summer Sufferfest brings a nighttime race to Cedar Hill State Park, covering the 12 mile DORBA trail network in the southern part of the park. The route winds through more than 1,000 acres of forest and grasslands along the edge of Joe Pool Lake. Expect terrain that ranges from moderate to challenging.
Cedar Hill State ParkClay Hollis
Union 28 hosts an evening of live Texas country with San Antonio native Clay Hollis. Since his debut EP, he has added two more EPs, a full-length album, and several charting singles, crafting a sound that pairs memorable hooks with a gritty country edge. He has recorded songs written by Nashville standouts including Jon Pardi, Bart Butler, and Aaron Goodvin. Recent releases include Blue Collar Prayers, Test Drive, Beer’s Better on a Boat with Jesse Raub Jr., and Floatin’ Down the River featuring Kevin Fowler. An opening act will perform first, to be announced, followed by Clay Hollis. Guests of all ages are welcome.
Union 28PALADIN @ Oasis Midlothian
PALADIN brings its classic rock sound to The Oasis Midlothian for a debut performance at the venue. This first appearance features an energetic set and a lively atmosphere, offering fans and followers a chance to show their support and enjoy a good time.
The Oasis MidlothianCurtis Grimes
Union 28 hosts a live music night headlined by Texas country artist Curtis Grimes. With over 60 million digital streams, 120,000 albums sold, a No. 1 album on iTunes, and twenty No. 1 singles on the Texas Country Music Chart, he brings a catalog shaped by influences such as George Strait and Alan Jackson. Grimes first reached national audiences as a Top 8 finalist on the first season of The Voice under coach CeeLo Green, then expanded his career with nationwide touring, a national Supercuts commercial featuring his single "Home to Me," and honors that include Texas Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year and multiple Christian Country Artist of the Year awards. In 2024 he became the most awarded artist in Texas Country Music Association history. An opener will perform before the headlining set, with details to be announced. All ages are welcome.
Union 28LIVE @ UNION 28!
Texas Country standout Curtis Grimes brings an award-winning, faith-driven honky-tonk show to Union 28 in Midlothian. Expect traditional country, familiar hits, and big Texas energy at one of the area's top outdoor music spots. Arrive early for dinner, grab a seat on the roomy patio, and choose from 28 beers on tap. This family-friendly venue pairs live music with Texas fare, lawn games, and a relaxed backyard vibe.
Union 28Cousins Maine Lobster at Food Truck League at Cedar Hill Library
Cousins Maine Lobster will be serving at Food Truck League at Cedar Hill Library with a lineup of seafood favorites. The menu includes lobster rolls prepared Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style, along with crab rolls. Guests can choose lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a hearty lobster grilled cheese. Warm bowls of creamy lobster bisque or classic clam chowder are available, and whoopie pies add a sweet finish. Order ahead through the CML app to move quickly through pickup. The truck is cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.
Cousins Maine Lobster at Food Truck League at Cedar Hill Library
Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into the Food Truck League at Cedar Hill Library with a menu featuring Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Order ahead with the CML app to skip the line and earn rewards. The truck operates cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.