Free events in Midlothian, TX

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market showcases fresh, locally grown and crafted goods from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisans. Vendors accept cash, and most also offer card and contactless payment options. For security, be cautious of scams, as the market does not request money through social media.

Historic Downtown Cedar Hill hosts the sixth season of the Cedar Hill Farmers Market, featuring locally grown and handcrafted goods. Shop fresh produce, baked treats, canned specialties, apparel, lotions, art, and more from local vendors. The focus is on building connections between farmers, producers, and artisans and the community, and an exclusive line dance class by Perfect Lines Line Dancing in Pioneer Park is also part of the experience.

Celebrate local makers and growers at a lively farmers and crafts market featuring more than 20 vendors. Browse farm-fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, door signs, Scentsy products, handcrafted woodwork, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, and coffee. Enjoy a blind book date, pick up blooms from Ramos Flowers, and connect with local authors, with plenty more to explore as you shop and meet your community.

MT is hosting a free community back to school drive offering essential supplies to help students begin the new year prepared. It is open to all kids, with items provided at no cost so every student can step into school feeling confident. Community partners are invited to contribute supplies such as backpacks, pencils, binders, scissors, erasers, crayons, and glue to support local students. For donation details or questions, contact MT Hope House at 214-377-7916 or Hope House Thrift Co. at 214-468-4018.

Nurturing Healthcare Solutions hosts a Community Health Fair in Waxahachie, Texas, offering complimentary health resources, caregiver support, and on-site wellness screenings. Attendees can connect with local health advocates and neighbors while exploring services that help make quality care more accessible. Donations will be accepted.

Step into your favorite story with a creative art workshop celebrating Book Lover’s Day. Participants ages 18 and up are invited to bring a picture or idea inspired by a favorite book, comic, movie, or original character. Mr. K will guide everyone step-by-step as they turn imagination into illustrations with personality and fun. The event is free.

Ernie Roberts Park hosts a first annual back-to-school barbecue presented by Second Stride. Attendees can enjoy free food, receive school supplies, and take in lively music for a fun community gathering.

Video Music Bingo debuts at VFW Post 6111 Arlington Texas with an interactive spin on the classic game. Instead of only hearing snippets, players watch brief music video clips on screen, mark matching squares on their cards, and aim to complete the pattern first to win a prize. It is free to play, with prizes awarded each round, and the playlist leans on crowd favorites for an upbeat vibe. After this kickoff, the show will take place every Saturday.

Back to School at Oaks Church offers a warm sendoff to the new school year with a time of celebration and prayer for students, educators, and school administrators. A teachers' lounge will be available where teachers can pick up a free gift. K-12 students can receive free haircuts and backpacks.

Representative Rafael Anchia presents an annual Back to School Fair at Halperin Park. The fair features 3,500 complimentary backpacks stocked with school supplies. Free bikes and helmets will be offered, along with community resources. Entertainment includes mariachis, face painting, ballet folklórico, and other activities. Families are welcome. RSVP is required.

TRUTH hosts an open microphone event with free admission.

A free yoga class in a friendly, inviting setting at The Sound at Cypress Waters is guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan. Sessions feature thoughtful sequences and purposeful breathing for an uplifting flow that helps participants refresh and feel reconnected with themselves and the surrounding community. The class is suitable for all experience levels. Please bring a mat and water, and bringing a friend is encouraged. There is no cost to attend.

This free, in-person Single, Super Mom class is open to women and takes place at the Judi Martin Training Center at Metroplex Women’s Clinic Southwest. Dinner is provided, and there will be games and gifts. The session covers single parenting, communicating with a co-parent, navigating holidays and special occasions, key issues that can come with parenting solo, dating and marriage considerations, and local community resources. Attendees receive a gift basket along with a $15 gift certificate for use at Arlington ReSale or Arlington ReSale Too, which can be picked up within seven days after the class.

Test your knowledge with audio and visual trivia rounds while enjoying a variety of food and drinks. It is free to play, there are prizes for the top three, and no sign-up is required. Arrive early if you want to settle in and take advantage of happy hour. Seating is first come, first served. Each team needs only one smart device, such as a phone, tablet, or laptop, to submit answers.

Live team trivia takes place at Civil Pour in Dallas, presented by Challenge Entertainment. There is no entry fee, and prizes are awarded each week. Teams put their knowledge to the test and enjoy food while competing for bragging rights as champions. The trivia series is available at two locations.

Take on a three-round trivia challenge with questions spanning Entertainment, Nerd Alert, and a Pot Luck mix. It is free to play, and prizes are up for grabs.

This free jazz jam spotlights standout musicians from across the Metroplex. Set in a welcoming space that keeps people coming back, it offers an easygoing night of live jazz.

The Londoner Arlington hosts a recurring Pub Poll game night built around crowd opinion rather than traditional trivia. Instead of memorizing facts, teams try to match the most common survey responses to playful prompts like naming a cereal mascot, something you always find at a party, or a favorite honeymoon destination. There is no cost to participate, the vibe stays lighthearted, and prizes reward the top-scoring teams.

A 45 minute sunset yoga session on the Glen Lawn at The Village Dallas offers a calming flow suitable for every experience level. Move through a guided practice that helps you unwind as the sun goes down. Please bring your own mat. Admission is free, and reserving a spot provides access to special invites and giveaways. The Glen Lawn is located behind the Drey Hotel, and complimentary parking is available in the underground garage.

Video Music Bingo at Charlie's Tavern Arlington blends the classic game with the excitement of music videos. Hits play on the big screens while players listen and watch, then mark their cards through a series of quick rounds. It is free to participate, prizes await the winners, and the vibe stays lively with good food and cold drinks available.

Enjoy free, organized open play at the Park at Oaks Church with courts available for basketball and pickleball. Designed for intermediate and advanced players, matchups are coordinated on site so there is no need to arrange games or bring a partner. Expect competitive runs with others at a similar level, and note that team registration is available.

Karaoke at TRUTH is free to attend. Step up to the mic and sing your favorite songs.