This weekend in Midlothian, TX

The Source of Hope hosts a community feeding volunteer day focused on preparing and serving meals for neighbors in need. Volunteer roles include kitchen prep and cooking, meal service, cleanup, and providing haircuts. Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes, and supplies such as gloves, hairnets, and aprons are provided on site. Additional onboarding information is shared in a confirmation email. Through its Serving Hope outreach, the organization prepares and distributes thousands of meals for families each month and appreciates the continued support of volunteers, sponsors, and donors who make this work possible.

Pursue a half or full marathon goal, restart your running after time away, or focus on comfortable, injury-conscious miles that are still fun. Train with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, the organization behind the Dallas Galloway training program.

Now in its sixth year, the Arlington Community 5K brings the community together at Fish Creek Neighborhood Park to celebrate fitness and local impact. The event is hosted in collaboration by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Xi Theta Omega Chapter and The Arlington Foundation for Excellence in Education, and supports program initiatives that benefit residents of Arlington, Texas and nearby communities. Participants of all levels can take part by running or walking, and a virtual option is available for remote participation. Entry fees vary by registration period, with the 5K Run/Walk priced at $45 or $55 and the Virtual 5K at $50. Every participant receives a T shirt and a finisher medal. Race day features check in, stretching, the 5K start, and awards after participants complete the course.

Set in Anderson Bonner Park, this race day features a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a relaxed 1 mile option, and a kids dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup is available before the start. The kids dash meets at the main start line and participants are guided to their own starting area. The National Anthem opens the festivities, and live results with awards are available at the registration tent right after you finish. Registration for the half marathon, 10k, and 5k includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. The 1 mile is untimed and also includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The kids dash is an untimed sprint for children 10 and under and comes with a mini bib, a youth shirt, and a medal created specifically for the dash. Children who prefer to skip the swag may run the kids dash at no cost. Enjoy free photos, snacks at the finish line, and a focus on fun. Youth pricing is offered for the 5k and 10k at 17 dollars for participants 12 and under. To guarantee a shirt, register by midnight on the Thursday that falls two weeks before race day. Every pace and fitness level is welcome, whether the goal is a personal best or simply being part of an encouraging, affordable, and inclusive running community.

The Tarrant County Heart Walk brings Fort Worth together at The Shops at Clearfork for a community-focused morning dedicated to heart health. Participants can choose a 1-mile walk or a 5K route, taking part alongside families, friends, and teams in a welcoming setting. Many attend to honor loved ones, support survivors, or prioritize their own wellness. Teams are encouraged to set goals, fundraise while sharing their personal why, show team spirit with custom shirts and signs, and stay motivated by training together. The experience includes family-friendly activities, CPR demonstrations, health screenings, celebrations honoring survivors, and plenty of photo opportunities. Strollers, seniors, and first-time walkers are all welcome. Guided by the Nation of Lifesavers theme, the event emphasizes learning CPR so more people are ready to act when it counts. Funds raised support lifesaving research, education, and heart health programs across Tarrant County.

Hope Hustle 5K, Running Toward Brighter Futures, has moved to Epic Central in Grand Prairie. The new venue offers scenic surroundings and a lively atmosphere, with restaurants and entertainment close by. It is a great fit for families who want to make a day of it, turning a morning run into shared memories.

Club members will set up portable radio equipment and get on the air to make contacts as part of the Parks On The Air program. For more information, reach out to the club.

Hope Hustle 5K is a 5-kilometer run in Grand Prairie, Texas, with registration open and prices set to increase.

The Fort Worth Cactus and Succulent Society hosts a fall plant sale at the Moncrief Garden Center in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, offering free admission. Fifteen vendors will feature a wide selection of cacti and succulents, ranging from rare finds to popular varieties. Throughout the day, visitors can learn from demonstrations and workshops that cover cactus grafting, choosing the right soil mixes, fertilizer guidance, and repotting techniques. The event welcomes both seasoned collectors and newcomers who want to expand their plant knowledge and discover new favorites.

Set along the riverfront of the Trinity Trails in Fort Worth, this farmers market features more than 30 local farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors offering fresh, locally grown, high quality goods. Customers can pay with cash, and most vendors also accept cards. Be mindful of scams, as the market will not request money through social media.

A weekly shop road ride from the Trek South Arlington store that helps riders build skills, connect with others, and enjoy time on the bike. Options include a 26 mile no drop route averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates, a 45 mile drop route averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA, and, for this week, a 67 mile drop option averaging 19 to 21 mph with VeloSouth on the Cedar Hill_Midlo_Goodland V.2 course. VeloSouth routes rotate weekly, so please download all routes in advance. The terrain features rolling hills with some flats. Rest stops are planned only for routes over 60 miles, with regrouping as needed on the shorter distances. Ride marshals will be announced before departure. If it is raining or roads are wet, the ride will be cancelled, with updates shared in the Strava group. A helmet and taillight are required, and all riders are expected to follow traffic laws, listen to ride leaders, and watch out for one another.

An annual celebration alongside Fort Worth Oktoberfest, this 5K and fun run blends fitness with festival cheer. The 5K follows the Trinity Trail on mostly flat routes that offer scenic views, while the fun run keeps the experience relaxed. Every participant receives a commemorative Oktoberfest beer stein and a complimentary three day pass to the Fort Worth Oktoberfest festival, along with extra event swag. Festivities also feature a costume contest, a largest team competition, stein hoisting, and other activities. Wearing lederhosen is encouraged.

Explore a broad mix of poultry breeds, livestock, farm supplies, crafts, and more from vendors traveling in from across Texas. Shopping takes place both indoors and outdoors, and food trucks will be available for convenient dining throughout this single-day marketplace. The event proceeds in any weather. Attendees are encouraged to bring wagons for easier hauling of purchases. For the safety of high flight reaction animals, dogs are not permitted. Vendor inquiries can be sent to texhenranch@gmail.com.

Summer Shred Day offers secure shredding for personal documents at the Green Oaks branch. Attendees can bring papers they no longer need and have them shredded to help protect their information.

Yoga In The Park with AJ Namaste offers a foundational, deeply flowing practice at F.J. Red Kane Park. The session focuses on heart-opening movement and encourages a feeling of freedom and lightness in both body and mind.

Enjoy a free community yoga class on the lawn at The Trailhead at Clearfork, next to Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. Guided by Breathe. The Movement, this welcoming, all-levels practice encourages mindful movement and steady breathing to help reset and recharge. Attendees should bring a yoga mat and water, consider carpooling, and are welcome to bring a friend.

Car lovers gather at Streetside Classics in Fort Worth for a relaxed meet in support of the Tomorrow’s Family Today Organization. The showroom hosts a casual get-together where enthusiasts can enjoy coffee and donuts at no charge while exploring a wide range of vehicles. Conversation centers on shared automotive passion, and all makes and models are welcome.

DFW Car and Toy Museum introduces its inaugural Vendor’s Market series, an outdoor marketplace featuring a range of vendors and plenty of crafts to explore. Planned as a monthly event through the summer, it provides a relaxed way to browse creative finds. Vendors interested in taking part can sign up to participate.

Set in the Design District of Dallas, the Hi Line Farmers Market brings together a lively mix of local vendors in an outdoor setting. Browse fresh-from-the-farm produce, pasture-raised meats, artisan baked treats, handmade goods, and more. The atmosphere is relaxed and family friendly, making it easy to wander, grab a bite, and support small businesses while finding something new. Whether stocking up for the week or planning a casual outing, there is plenty to explore.

Now in its sixth season, this Historic Downtown market showcases locally raised produce and handmade goods. Visitors can browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, bakery favorites, small-batch preserves, clothing and accessories, skincare items like lotions, original art, and other unique finds. Its purpose is to connect area growers, food producers, and artisans with the community. A special line dance session led by Perfect Lines Line Dancing is planned in Pioneer Park. The market has moved and is now hosted on the Phillips Property in Historic Downtown.

Presented by Cedar Hill DAV Chapter 240 with the City of Cedar Hill, this sixth annual resource fair for veterans takes place at the Cedar Hill Recreation Center. Service members, veterans, and their families are welcome to explore information from more than 50 organizations. Additional vendors will offer guidance on health care services, benefits assistance, and employment support to connect attendees with the resources they need.

Abram Street Market returns to Downtown Arlington with a free public marketplace at the City Hall west parking lot. Shoppers can explore as many as 55 local vendors featuring apparel, baked treats, collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more. It is a welcoming spot to support local businesses and discover unique finds.

Designed for those drawn to the odd and extraordinary, this expo at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas gathers curated vendors, artists, dealers, and small businesses focused on curiosities. The marketplace offers ethical taxidermy and preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween themed pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, vintage medical devices, spooky apparel, unusual jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral-related collectibles, and other rare finds. In addition to shopping, attendees can catch sideshow performances on stage and take part in classes that teach the fundamentals of taxidermy. All merchandise is legal to own and sourced with sustainability in mind. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under enter free with no ticket required. The organizers present an independently run, welcoming environment that encourages discovering new artists, making connections, and being part of a traveling showcase devoted to oddities vendors and dark artists, described as the first of its kind in the country.

Hosted by the Fort Worth Chapter of the Texas Association of Addiction Professionals, this annual Recovery in the Park rally brings the greater Fort Worth recovery community together for a day of family-focused fun. Centered on the theme Family Matters in Recovery, the celebration features food, entertainment, and giveaways, plus speakers and hands-on activities for all ages such as balloon animals, face painting, and arts and crafts. Music will keep the energy up with a DJ and a live band, and community resources will be available throughout the event. Admission is free, and sponsors are offered brief opportunities on the stage to share an overview of their organizations. The gathering takes place at Trinity Park Pavilion.

Trench Crusaders players gather for a recurring meetup at Phoenix Rise: Trading Cards and Tabletop Gaming, formerly known as SciFi Factory. The group is small and steadily growing, with games ranging from ongoing campaign sessions to single-match skirmishes. The store provides plenty of tables and terrain, so participation is straightforward. Bring yourself and your war band. There are usually extra war bands available to borrow if needed.

This event features more than 20 vendors and offers a chance to support local businesses, meet neighbors, and discover new things around town. Browse fresh produce, local honey, custom hats, decorative door signs, Scentsy products, woodwork, popsicles, premium meats, eggs, coffee, a blind book date, Ramos flowers, local authors, and plenty more.

Ease into the weekend at The Sound with an all-level yoga flow guided by experienced instructor Chris Mayhan. The session blends mindful movement and focused breathing, offering a refreshing sequence that helps you recharge, reconnect with yourself, and share positive energy with the community. It is free to attend. Please bring a mat and water, and feel free to come with a friend.

This recurring event pairs a rock swap with a parking lot sale.

Celebrate the release of the new Gundam trading card game set at Collected Comics and Games Fort Worth. This in-store launch brings fans together to mark the occasion. Entry details will be provided as the event approaches.

People who enjoy portable crafts, as well as those eager to begin a new project with a supportive community, gather in Jaggers Parlor for fellowship and creative time together. Attendees work on their own pieces side by side, sharing conversation and encouragement. This is a Saturday gathering focused on crafting and connection.

Caturday at the Snuggle Spot offers a chance to spend time with adoptable foster cats and kittens inside DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company. Guests can play with the animals and explore matchmaking software that helps identify a cat suited to their home. The experience supports the cats in the program while bringing together a welcoming community of feline fans.

Flavaz Reserve in Fort Worth presents a refined brunch experience in an upscale restaurant and lounge setting that welcomes families, friends, and food lovers. Enjoy chef-prepared plates such as chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, and other classic breakfast selections, plus rotating seasonal specials. Mimosas and specialty cocktails pair with lively music and warm hospitality to create a relaxed, social atmosphere. The space suits birthdays, family gatherings, date days, business meetups, and other group occasions, with indoor seating and a polished vibe. Seating may be limited, so reservations are recommended, and VIP seating and group accommodations are available. Menu items may vary based on availability.

Experience an afternoon built around tennis, connection, and community with the ACEing Autism Dallas-Fort Worth program. The schedule features an ACEing Autism clinic, friendly round robin play, welcoming hospitality, and a moment to recognize the people who helped grow the program. Attendees can connect with athletes, families, volunteers, and supporters who have shaped the Dallas-Fort Worth community over the last ten years. For a decade, this program has brought together athletes, families, volunteers, coaches, and supporters to foster confidence, genuine friendships, and the joy of tennis for individuals with autism. This celebration honors Adrienne, along with Program Directors, volunteers, coaches, families, and community partners whose dedication has created belonging and growth for hundreds of athletes and their families. The gathering also serves as a fundraiser, with proceeds supporting affordable programming, scholarships, volunteer engagement, and meaningful social connections for the next generation of ACEing Autism athletes across Texas. Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations, families, and community partners. Organizers are currently gauging interest, and additional event details and registration information will be shared.

Players compete in a weekly local Pokémon tournament held each Saturday. Prize support alternates, with some weeks offering an Elite Trainer Box and others awarding a booster pack for every win. Event updates are shared on Discord.

This program spotlights Spanish-language repertoire with Joaquin Turina’s Scene Andalouse for piano quintet and solo viola, featuring guest violist Rachel McDonald. Turina, from Seville, Spain (1812-1949), evokes the spirit of Andalusia, a region known for flamenco music and dance, tapas, and landscapes that range from mountains to beaches. Additional works by Enrique Granados and Juan C. Arriaga round out the instrumental selections, and the vocal portion includes Spanish-language songs performed by soprano Youna Hartgraves and tenor Sergio Cepeda. The piano quintet features violinists LeeAnne Chenoweth and Keyreel Raskolenko, violist Claire Ross, cellist Alice Jeong-A Lee, and pianist Heejung Kang. A post-concert meet and mingle will take place in the lobby, and drinks are available at the cafe. Performances in this series alternate between The Modern and the Holt Hickman Center through 2026.

Prepare for race day with a focused pre-race clinic designed to help athletes feel confident and ready. Pick up your packet, hear key race details, get questions answered directly by professional coaches, and connect with fellow participants. This is especially helpful for first-time multisport athletes and anyone seeking insider guidance on the course. The session covers parking, a full course overview, the race day schedule and logistics, a recommended morning routine from wake up to the start, pacing and nutrition strategies, and USA Triathlon rules. The clinic is free for athletes registered for the Fort Worth Tri II. RSVPs are encouraged, but attendance does not require one.

Celebrate creativity and community at the capstone showcase of the DeSoto Artist Lab residency. Over several months, resident artists partnered with the DeSoto community to create original artworks, collaborative projects, and performances that share meaningful stories. Attendees can meet the artists, explore the work developed throughout the program, and see how the arts continue to strengthen and enrich DeSoto. This family friendly gathering offers free admission and is open to everyone.

A women-focused night out blends Mahjong, connection, and purpose while celebrating the Year of the Horse in support of the Carson Leslie Foundation. The event helps fund pediatric brain cancer research and supports families affected by medulloblastoma. Players at any experience level can take part, with beginner instruction available. The evening features a custom hat bar presented by West Hill Hat Collection, a signature cocktail created for Women’s Night Out, light bites, and a raffle, along with opportunities to learn more about the foundation’s impact. Whether experienced at the tiles or just getting started, participants can share a meaningful night with friends while playing for a cause. Saddle up and stack the tiles, and let every hand help move vital work forward for children and families.

Relax on the patio with live music from Taylor Lewis and outdoor games. This casual, open-air gathering pairs tunes with friendly competition for a simple, fun outing.

An immersive Dinner Detective true crime experience unfolds in the present day and in real time, turning dinner into a comedic whodunit. Attendees investigate a challenging case while eating, with the culprit hiding among the crowd and actors mingling in plain sight. The atmosphere is social and interactive, designed for adults, and often leads to surprising twists where a guest might even become a prime suspect. Presented by a company that has staged these dinner-theater mysteries across the country since 2004, the evening blends intrigue, humor, and unscripted moments throughout.

The first annual fundraising gala from Grief Can’t Hold Me and The Teddy Bear Project brings people together around purpose, compassion, and community. Created to recognize the reality of loss while lifting up resilience, the evening affirms that healing can be found. More than a typical benefit, it offers a place for hope, remembrance, and renewal. Guests can expect heartfelt connection and storytelling, along with a thoughtful program that pays tribute to loved ones and meets the weight of grief with care. Support raised through the gala will help families facing profound loss, sustain ongoing grief resources, and expand the effort to place comforting teddy bears in the hands of children and adults during some of life’s hardest moments. Opportunities to contribute through donations, sponsorships, and partnerships are part of the experience. It is shaped as a night of purpose and comfort, reinforcing a shared truth that no one has to carry grief alone.

Spune brings a live music lineup to AM/FM - Backyard featuring Mustard Service along with Pity Party (Girls Club), Manwolves, and Chicano Mosh. This all-ages show welcomes music fans of every generation, and tickets are currently available.

BikeDFW leads a relaxed, no-drop community ride through Downtown Dallas under the light of the full moon, based at Pegasus City Brewery (Downtown Taproom & Brewery). Expect an easygoing, family-friendly pace over roughly 8 to 10 miles, good company, cooler evening air, and a fresh way to see the city after dark. This beloved ride returns with the blessing of Liz, who led it for years, and the group stays together from start to finish. There is time to socialize at the brewery afterward. Bring a working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, money for food and drinks afterward, and a camera if you enjoy night photos. Friends are welcome. This ride is weather dependent. Rain or cloudy conditions will cancel, and any updates will be shared the day of the ride on BikeDFW’s social media channels. It is a BikeDFW-led community ride, and participants ride at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and equipment.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Dickies Arena with Chandler Moore and special guest Jamie MacDonald. This stop on a 16 city US run features favorites like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new songs from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven.

An interactive murder mystery dinner unfolds at Aloft Fort Worth Downtown Hotel, presented by Murder Mystery Texas, a long-running name in interactive dinner theatre for Dallas Fort Worth audiences. Expect a fast-paced blend of comedy and clue hunting where you enjoy dinner, meet suspicious characters, examine evidence, question suspects, trade theories with your table, and work to solve the case before the Detective reveals the killer. The experience is lively and social, fitting for date nights, birthdays, friends’ outings, office groups, and true crime fans. Seating is limited, and advance tickets are required. Bring an appetite, stay curious, and be ready to make an accusation.

Video Music Bingo transforms bingo into a music video party at The Purple Frog FW in Fort Worth. Instead of numbers, mark off songs as familiar videos play on the big screens. Sing along to throwback hits, guilty pleasures, and crowd favorites while competing for prizes. It is free to play and welcomes all ages. Great food and drinks add to the fun, whether you are a music diehard or a casual fan. Bring friends, claim seats early, and get ready to sing, laugh, and compete for the win.

A free concert presents a three-part bill. The program opens with the Levitt Youth Spotlight presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with Housequake, and wraps up with Waterloo, a celebration of ABBA. This night of live music is supported by Higher Education Servicing Corp.

A rock music event on the lake.

Salsa Limón hosts karaoke, giving attendees a chance to step up to the mic. Pair the music with margaritas made with real lime and a selection of tacos.

AEG Presents brings Judah & The Lion to The Studio at The Bomb Factory. The Nashville group is rooted in the enduring partnership of Judah Akers and Brian Macdonald, who first began making music together in college. Their newest album, I Am A Prism, emerged from deep reflection and a hopeful new chapter, and recent live shows have previewed its energy with songs like Maybe The Best Is Now and Gravel Roads. That encore moment for Maybe The Best Is Now even grew into a studio version that features the voices of fans, highlighting the band’s close connection with its audience. A candid family conversation helped shape the album’s title track and set the tone for music that embraces both light and dark with clarity and heart. Co-produced with Jeremy Lutito, the record leans into a vibrant blend of folk, rock, and big pop hooks while keeping the focus on honest, purposeful songwriting. This show is general admission with standing room only. All ages are welcome, and attendees 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app. Set times may change, and orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. A bag policy is in effect. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no Covid-related entry requirements for this event.

Enjoy a blend of concert energy and club atmosphere, with live music inside and a DJ setting the vibe on the patio. This event follows an age policy of men 30 and older and women 25 and older.

A fall performance by Zack Fox is set for SILO Dallas. Fans can sign up to receive a ticket on sale alert and be entered for a chance to win two side stage passes. Tickets go on sale.

An all-standing show featuring Billy Currington takes place at Billy Bob's Texas. PIT tickets allow standing on the showroom floor, while General Admission provides standing space along the sides of the showroom floor. Guests must be 18 and over with a valid ID, and minors may attend only with a parent. All ticket purchases are final, and the venue reserves the right to void tickets used for scalping, with or without a refund.

HEARTBREAKER pays homage to Pat Benatar with a late night, free show at The Grapevine Bar. Expect powerhouse vocals, gritty attitude, and roaring guitars that capture the surge of 1980s rock. The set features favorites like Heartbreaker, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, Love Is a Battlefield, We Belong, Fire and Ice, Shadows of the Night, and Invincible. The performance is built for an energized, nostalgic release that brings the room together. HEARTBREAKER is an independent tribute act dedicated to celebrating Benatar’s music.

Ultimate Bullfighters centers on the competitors who rush in after the ride to shield a downed rider, relying on speed, precise timing, and keen instincts to turn a bull away. The competition is built on intimate arena action, rapid saves, and continuous momentum, with every round hinging on split-second decisions and bold footwork. It all unfolds inside the historic Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth.

YMCA Marine Creek Field welcomes a refreshed edition with a new location for 2026. The event features 18 race options, including six Olympic distance choices, six Sprint options, and six Youth Sprint options. Formats include triathlon, run bike run, swim bike, and swim run, along with standalone swims and runs. In the Olympic set, the standalone events are a 1640 yard swim and a 10K run, while the Sprint and Youth Sprint sets offer a 400 yard swim and a 5K run. A triathlon combines a swim, a bike, and a run. Swim and run segments generally follow standard distances, and bike mileage can vary by race. Course maps provide detailed specifics. Average air temperatures are typically 59 F to 79 F, and the average water temperature is 68 F, which is wetsuit legal. A 20% CALTRI discount is available at blueseventy. Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) is the listed airport. Nearby highlights include the Fort Worth Stockyards, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Fort Worth Zoo.

Runners and walkers gather at White Rock Lake at T.P. Hill for a weekly outing covering up to 4 miles. In summer, an earlier-start option offers a 9 mile loop around the lake. After the run, participants go out for coffee and breakfast. Weekly announcements provide details about the earlier option.

Texas TCG Expo at Waxahachie Civic Center offers a family-friendly show with vending and plenty of fun.

Autocross, also known as AutoX, is a low-speed obstacle course focused on precision and car control as drivers compete for the fastest time of the day. Vehicles are organized into classes that reflect the car, its modifications, and horsepower, and all makes are welcome to participate. It provides a hands-on way to learn how a car handles in a variety of conditions. Registration opens two weeks before the event. Participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon, although this can vary with the weather.

Every second matters in an emergency, and this hands-on workshop focuses on applying proven trauma and bleeding control skills when a dedicated kit is not available. Building on the monthly Civilian Trauma and Stop the Bleed class, it teaches how to use what is on hand in real-world, low-resource situations at home, in a vehicle, at work, or outdoors. Participants start with an interactive review of core trauma concepts, then practice safe movement and extraction techniques such as drags, carries, and improvised litters made from everyday items. The training includes creating and applying improvised tourniquets and pressure dressings while learning what is effective, what is not, and why. Teams then run scenario drills that simulate unpredictable conditions from initial response through a handoff to higher care, encouraging a shift from ideal gear thinking to a practical make it work approach so action is fast and effective. Designed for graduates of the monthly trauma class who want to advance their skills, it also welcomes first responders, coaches, instructors, athletic and training staff, workplace safety leads, outdoor enthusiasts, parents, travelers, and anyone who wants to be prepared when gear is missing. Instruction is provided by Robert Klenka, a Nationally and State Certified EMT, Texas License to Carry for First Responders instructor, Bleeding Control (B-Con) and Emergency Care and Safety Institute certified instructor, Tactical Medical Solutions Associate Trainer, Texas State Certified SWAT Medic graduate, Texas Licensed Level 4 Armed Security Personal Protection Officer, and C-TECC Recognized Education Partner. Students younger than 16 must attend with someone who is 16 or older. This session does not issue certifications, it is an advanced, skills-focused training designed to reinforce and expand prior learning.

Sunday Slow Ride returns with refreshed routes and three completely new options. These rides stay off highways and are planned for fun, scenic stretches with lighter traffic, featuring plenty of curves and extended time in the saddle. One of the new routes focuses on demanding, technical cornering. The ride is open to all types of motorcycles. In addition to the regular rides, planned extras include a track day, a weekend in the Ozarks, and a trip to Sturgis with an added run along the PCH. Commemorative patches and stickers are also in the works to mark the rides and help support future trips and events.

A recurring event centered on diaper-related needs for parents, with a focus on both fathers and mothers. The theme is practical care during the diaper stage of family life.

Cousins Maine Lobster pulls up to Division Brewing with Maine favorites that pair with a cold beer. The menu features lobster rolls served Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, grilled cheese with lobster, lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Service is cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app payments. Ordering ahead in the CML app is available, and you can earn rewards there.

Settle into a relaxed, freestyle painting session where you guide your own creative journey. Unlike a typical paint and sip, this DIY format lets you move at your own pace and pick the artwork that speaks to you. Arrive during pop in hours or reserve in advance, then get started with everything provided. Materials include step by step written or video instructions, so beginners and experienced creators can feel comfortable. No prior painting experience is required. Designed for all ages, this flexible setup makes it easy to explore, experiment, and head home with something uniquely yours.

Build skills and confidence in a five week lacrosse league at Michael Skinner Sports Complex. New players can learn the game, and those focused on fundamentals can strengthen core skills, with instruction personalized to each participant. All necessary equipment is supplied. Open to girls and boys ages 7 through 17.

Delimac appears at Strokers Ice House. The event offers music and drinks.

This watch party centers on the opening game between the Ravens and the Cowboys. It features specials on food and drinks and a lively atmosphere.

This all ages concert at House of Blues features scheduled support from Rivals and Ocean Sleeper. For day-of ticket purchases, visit the venue's box office, which is open on show days, and note that closing hours vary by event. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Support acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale, artist presale, VIP package options, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets.

A free, beginner friendly Davidic dance class at the Messianic Jewish Cultural Center offers a warm space for families to enjoy dance, praise, and fellowship with the Tehilla Dance Team. Newcomers are welcome, and the focus is celebrating dance before HaShem in the way David did. Bring water and consider coming with a friend.

Scene Queen brings METALICIOUS to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all ages show. Scheduled support includes Wargasm and Bailey Spinn, and support acts may change without notice. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. The box office is open only on show days, and hours vary by event. Artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation presales are available, with Citi cardmember preferred tickets also offered.

Indigo Girls take the stage at the Majestic Theatre with special guest Linda Perry. This is an all ages show. Tickets are limited to six per customer, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled and refunded. The event organizer has delayed ticket transfers for this show, with transfers to be enabled at a later date. Please review AXS’s Purchase Agreement during checkout, as acknowledging the terms is required to proceed.

Anchors Aweigh presents Bob Log III with special guests. He delivers alternative blues with a distinctive stage setup, appearing in a glittering black velour one-piece with a signature full-face helmet and singing through a vintage telephone handset. Additional performers join as special guests. All ages are welcome and admission is $16.

A candlelit concert brings 90s hip hop to life on strings inside the Fort Worth Botanic Garden Lecture Hall. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program features medleys celebrating artists such as Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre. The setting is designed for an intimate atmosphere illuminated by candles. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open one hour before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start time. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute presentation and has no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Ariel Posen appears with Zach Person at Granada Theater in Dallas for a show celebrating bannatyne, a new release. The focus is this release, with both artists on the bill.

American Aquarium takes the stage at Longhorn Ballroom & Backyard Amphitheater for an all ages show. The North Carolina bred band has spent nearly two decades crafting a blend of rock and country that invites sing along moments while carrying lyrics that land with meaning long after the last chord. Led by songwriter and vocalist BJ Barham, the lineup features Shane Boeker on guitar, Neil Jones on pedal steel, Rhett Huffman on keys, Ryan Van Fleet on drums, and Alden Hedges on bass. Their latest album, The Fear of Standing Still, was recorded live at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles with producer Shooter Jennings and mixed by Trina Shoemaker. It channels a bigger, more electric feel compared to the intimate, acoustic-leaning Chicamacomico, pairing surging riffs and driving rhythms with reflective storytelling. Barham writes about family, sobriety, Southern identity, and breaking harmful cycles, with songs like Crier challenging outdated ideas about masculinity, Southern Roots featuring Katie Pruitt examining what it means to love the South while urging it forward, and Babies Having Babies addressing autonomy and hard choices. Onstage the group is known for high energy performances that match muscular musicianship with candid, empathetic lyrics.