Free events in North DFW, TX

Settle in under the open sky for a free concert at a scenic outdoor amphitheater. Bring camp chairs for comfortable seating and enjoy a high-energy set filled with 70s rock favorites made famous by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Please note that outside food and drinks are not allowed.

Settle in on the lawn with chairs and blankets for a free outdoor concert at HUB 121 featuring Texas Clearwater Revival performing the music of Fogerty and CCR. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Food and drinks are available from restaurants at the venue, and a concession stand will be set up beside the stage. Parking options include surface lots and a two-story garage.

McKinney Farmers Market at Chestnut Square is a year-round marketplace featuring local food and artisan goods. Find grass-fed beef, free-range chicken, eggs, milk, and freshly harvested produce, along with favorites like handmade tamales, fresh bread and pastries, artisan pasta, ginger beer, jerky, gourmet coffee, and food trucks. Take time to browse arts and crafts booths with goat milk soaps, finely crafted woodwork, distinctive jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Live music, face painting, yard games, and knife sharpening are offered most Saturdays.

Now in its sixth year, this benefit charity car, truck, and motorcycle gathering returns to Frisco Flyers Volleyball Club with both an indoor show and an outdoor meet. Indoor show space is limited to 150 vehicles with a $30 entry, while the outdoor meet is free. No advance registration is required. More than 80 awards will be presented, including custom Best of Show honors. The event benefits WWII veterans and families, with the charity noted as WW2 families at CK Family Services. Food trucks, a concession stand, a car museum, and expansive parking add to the experience.

The market’s opening weekend at the Frisco Rotary Farmers Market at Kaleidoscope Park features fresh vendors, musical entertainment, balloon art, knife sharpening services, and additional offerings. A lively atmosphere with plenty to explore awaits visitors.

Take part in a casual, no-cost mahjong session at Market Street (Legacy Dr). The gathering welcomes players who already know the basics. Bring your 2026 card and, if you have one, a tile set to use during play.

An evening of floating with fun inflatables, with personal inflatables welcome, snacks, and live music from a DJ, plus activities for all ages and abilities, will close out the summer at the Frisco Athletic Center Water Park. Admission is free for FAC Members and Splash Pass holders. Event passes are $7 for youth and $9 for adults, and they provide access to the water park only during the event.

Join the Texas Astronomical Society for Frisco Starfest, a free, family-friendly community star party where you can explore the night sky. Bring the kids and look through telescopes to spot planets, stars, and other celestial sights, with help and guidance from astronomy enthusiasts. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn about space and science outdoors, weather permitting.

DJ Art sets the beat for a DJ Dance Party at District 121 on the second and fourth Saturdays. Expect a lively, family friendly atmosphere with favorite tracks, positive energy, and room to move with friends and family. Admission is free for this community event.

Discover McKinney’s past on a free guided walk through the historic district. Presented by Visit McKinney in partnership with the city’s Historic Preservation Office, this kid-friendly tour highlights the people, stories, and moments that have shaped the community and welcomes both residents and visitors. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect, the tour will be canceled. For status updates, call the Visitor Center at 972-547-2058.

Meet in the back parking lot behind PieTap Pizza and Chipotle for a fast-paced group ride. Led by Shane, Jim Gross, or David Wilson, this weekly rollout targets a steady 22 to 23.5 mph average across a 38-mile loop in northwest Frisco, Texas. Riders are expected to rotate in an echelon and work together in the wind, and certain sections are treated as no-go for safety. A stop near mile 26 may be added if conditions become severe. No registration is required. Participate at your own risk, as this is not an insured ride or group.

Music Bingo brings a song-filled twist to the classic game at Dirty Birds Plano. Instead of numbers, players match popular tracks through four lively rounds featuring hits from across the decades. It is free to participate, with prizes awarded in every round. Food and drinks are available, and the upbeat setting invites plenty of sing-along moments and laughs.

A new weekly video music bingo night is launching at The Green Gator in Frisco, blending actual music videos with the classic bingo game for a lively evening. Players watch the videos, mark the corresponding songs on their cards, and compete for prizes awarded every round. It is free to play and open to all ages. Expect a crowd-pleasing mix of throwbacks, pop hits, rock favorites, party anthems, and guilty pleasures, plenty of singalong moments, and food and drinks available throughout the night.

Rollertown Beerworks in Frisco hosts a weekly trivia night featuring challenging questions, laughs, and cold beer across a two hour game. Participation is free, teams can include one to six players, and the top three teams win prizes. Tables are claimed in the order people arrive, so arriving early makes it easier to secure a spot and enjoy Rollertown’s brews before play begins. Expect upbeat energy, friendly competition, and plenty of bragging rights.

Get ready for weekly Video Music Bingo at The Lion & Crown in McKinney. It is not your average bingo night, you will watch real music video clips, match songs on your bingo card, and shout “BINGO” when you hit the pattern to win prizes each round. The game runs fast from start to finish, and it is free to play, so it is great for groups, date nights, and after-work hangs. Expect music video fun, prizes all night, and a lively atmosphere at the venue.

Discover public art in Historic Downtown McKinney on a free guided walk presented by Jump Into Art Studios in collaboration with Visit McKinney. The route highlights murals, sculptures, and other works while guides share insights about the artists and the stories behind the pieces. Tours begin at the Visitor Center. If a National Weather Service alert is in effect, the tour will be canceled. To confirm status, contact the Visitors Center at 972-547-2058.

Enjoy a live trivia night at The Common Table that is open to all ages and free to play. Teams can be anywhere from one to six players, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Seating is first come, first served. Each team needs only one smart device to submit answers, so make sure it is fully charged or bring an external charger. The faster you answer correctly, the more points you earn.

Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill in McKinney hosts a weekly SINGO music bingo night where the playlist spans pop hits and rock classics. Instead of numbers, players listen for songs, mark their cards, and aim for a win. It is free to play and prizes are available.

Karaoke night at Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano invites singers of every style to take the mic. Come solo or team up for duets and groups, choose from thousands of songs, and enjoy food and drinks between turns. The crowd is welcoming, and there is no cover charge or judging, which keeps the atmosphere relaxed and focused on having fun with music and good company.

At Tailgaters Plano, Video Music Bingo combines classic bingo gameplay with real music videos on the big screens. Participation is free, with prizes awarded in every round. Watch each clip, locate the matching song on your card, mark it, complete the pattern, and call bingo to win. The soundtrack pulls from every decade and genre, presented through actual music video clips on the screens.

Headtilt Entertainment presents a fast-paced trivia competition with questions spanning pop culture, history, music, and more, all in a fun atmosphere with plenty of laughs. It is free to participate. Play solo or team up with as many as six people, and prizes await the top three teams. A phone, tablet, or laptop is required to submit answers, and faster correct responses earn more points. Seating tends to fill quickly, so arriving early to grab a table and enjoy dinner and drinks is recommended.

Head to The Common Table McKinney for a free trivia night running from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. It is limited to no more than 6 people per team, with prizes for the top 3 teams. Seating is first come, first served, and each team only needs one smart device to submit answers. Make sure your device is charged, and external chargers are recommended if you think you might run low.

Stroller Strides at District 121 delivers an energizing outdoor workout created for parents and caregivers with their little ones along in strollers. The class offers a total-body routine that mixes cardio exercise, strength training, and movement, plus a chance to connect with other young families. This free community session takes place every Thursday. Bring a stroller and a water bottle.

Connect with peers in the process serving field at a casual happy hour hosted at Prairie Fire Lounge & Patio in Plano, TX. Build relationships and share insights while discovering more about TPSA in a welcoming atmosphere. There is no admission cost, and the gathering is open to current members, those considering membership, and anyone curious about the process serving profession. Attendees will also be entered for a chance at prize drawings.

Enjoy a lively spin on bingo at Rollertown Beerworks in Frisco, Texas, where numbers are swapped for songs and the music videos play on screen. As each track cues up, players mark it on their cards, complete a pattern, call out bingo, and take home prizes. It is free to participate, with multiple rounds and prizes awarded in every round, plus great drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.

Music Bingo at The Elwood BFD transforms classic bingo into a music-driven challenge where songs replace numbers. The playlist spans nostalgic hits and popular favorites, you mark each tune on your card, and five in a row earns a prize. No app is needed and there is no cover charge. It is all about good music, drinks, and friendly company, with plenty of chances to sing along and share the fun with friends. A Thursday night tradition in the making.