Events in North DFW today

Big Time Hoops presents the 6th Annual Battle of the South, a youth basketball tournament featuring teams from Texas and neighboring states. The event is open to boys and girls ages 9U through 18U, with skill-based divisions labeled A, B, and C, and an overall 3-game guarantee. There are pool-to-bracket games and features like a trainer and security on-site, media coverage, security, and custom awards.

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.

McKinney Cottage Bakehouse, a small home based bakery in McKinney, is planning a pop up bake day featuring fresh, small batch treats prepared with creativity and care. The menu will be shared in advance so attendees know what is available, and purchases can be made during event hours while supplies last. Special orders are available year round for birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and other celebrations.

HPA Academy offers a speed and agility camp led by former Division I and NFL athletes. Training starts with core mechanics and builds to advanced techniques that enhance quickness and control. The session then shifts to higher level movement patterns designed for skill players. Teams are encouraged to sign up together for savings, including an example of 10 dollars off per athlete for groups of five or more. Early bird pricing is 75 dollars. Registration and payment are available through the link in bio.

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.

Jump Into Art Studios hosts an updated open studio drop-in that welcomes everyone to create in a relaxed setting. Participants can use the studio’s materials, supplies, and guidance to paint on canvas or T-shirts, build mosaics, or continue personal projects. The session centers on hands-on creativity in a flexible, drop-in format.

West Texas Fury is set to compete in the SLET Flag 5-on-5 Summer Nationals at The Star in Frisco, Texas. The tournament offers their athletes a chance to test themselves, grow, and represent West Texas on a bigger stage. As preparations continue, the program is building momentum and rallying players, families, and supporters to bring plenty of energy, showcasing a fierce, fast, and fearless approach to the game.

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.

At Jump Into Art Studios, this two-day art camp for adults led by Kimberly Bezenek focuses on hands-on creativity and learning. Spend the days crafting a variety of pieces while building new techniques, with a break set aside midday for lunch. All supplies are provided, and the cost is $180 for the full two-day experience. The setting offers a relaxed escape into art and a chance to connect with fellow creatives.

Start your Saturday with a one-hour Goat Yoga session hosted by Frisco Fresh Market. Enjoy a fun, in-person yoga experience with goats while you stretch, move, and relax.

The lobster side of the Force arrives in Frisco as Cousins Maine Lobster serves fans at Rebel Scum Con, a Star Wars convention. Attendees can refuel throughout the weekend with Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a melty lobster grilled cheese. Warm bowls of creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder are on offer, with whoopie pies and more for a sweet finish. To keep things moving quickly, place orders through the app to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payment is accepted via major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

This 14 week session offers an introduction to offseason speed, power, and conditioning at Nelson Middle School.

THEO marks two decades of partnering with homeschool families through Christ-centered classes, academic support, and a caring community. What began as a simple vision has grown into a vibrant network of students, parents, and teachers devoted to learning rooted in faith, where mentors invested in young people, friendships lasted beyond graduation, and students discovered gifts that shaped their futures. This anniversary gathering creates space to reconnect and share how homeschooling influenced your journey and how THEO played a part. Scheduled after the annual THEO Open House, it brings together past, present, and future families to reflect with gratitude and look ahead with hope. Enjoy a coffee cart, food trucks, face painting, raffles, a silent auction, and more. Donations and auction proceeds support THEO’s mission so future generations of homeschool families can continue to find encouragement, community, and Christ-centered educational opportunities. A welcoming homecoming for alumni, families, and teachers, this celebration honors twenty years of faith, community, and equipping homeschoolers while anticipating the next chapter.

Enjoy a meet and greet with adoptable huskies at Pet Evolution. Friendly dogs will be available to meet potential families, offering a chance to connect and find a forever match.

This meditation and discourse explores tantra and chakra healing as a pathway from sensuality to spirituality. Rooted in an ancient tradition that preserves essential teachings, the session highlights how tantra cultivates awareness and balance by uniting complementary forces such as masculine and feminine, Ida and Pingala, light and dark, fire and water, and the fierce and the graceful. The focus is on freeing the mind, expanding consciousness, and easing the inner divides that keep people from a fuller expression of themselves. Participants are introduced to practical elements of the tradition, including sacred art known as yantra, sound practices such as mantra or japa, movement through yoga and mudra, and advanced breathing with pranayama. Conversation addresses the common misconception that tantra is only about sexuality. Instead, intimacy is presented as one aspect of a broader spiritual discipline, approached as a devotional and meditative communion where connection becomes a way to know the self. The workshop moves step by step to help integrate these practices into daily life, supporting emotional expression, authentic communication, inner spirituality and psychology, enjoyment of sexuality, the development of intuitive perception, and self-healing in personal and relational growth, along with material success. Class fee is $20. Monthly memberships are available.

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.

Experience intuitive tarot readings at Native McKinney, available in English or Spanish. Sessions begin at $25, and you can receive $10 off any service by following Inanna’s Magical Healing on social media. Look forward to guidance, clarity, and a little mystical spark to help illuminate your path.

Looking for a creative boost this summer? This new kids art class with Lisa Jane Long gives young artists a chance to discover fresh techniques, express themselves, and make lasting memories while having plenty of fun. Space is limited.

In the Children’s Department, enjoy snacks, a good story, and a fun craft.

Learn to sew a handy tool caddy that sits on your sewing table and keeps essentials close at hand. This make and take session is designed for beginners and focuses on simple techniques you can finish in a single session. It is suitable for new and aspiring sewists, whether attending solo or with a beginner in your life. Please bring three fat quarters. Instruction is led by Kris Stevenson. The fee is $20. This workshop is offered every other month on the second Saturday.

Join a relaxed speed dating meetup for singles ages 25–40 at a café setting. You’ll check in with a host, enjoy conversation prompts, and take part in several round-robin speed dating sessions where you can chat for a few minutes with each person. Check-in closes 15 minutes after the event begins, and you’ll be able to connect with matches after the rounds.

A casual swag exchange and meet-up within Rebel Scum Con will be held at the Community Tables area. Expect free swag to pick up and opportunities to trade with other attendees. This open gathering is hosted by the Tennessee Star Wars Collector's Club, Line Force Fan Club, Virtual Cantina, Star Wars Joshua, and the Rebel Scum Con Store.

Palato Italian Kitchen and Lounge offers a relaxing dining experience enhanced by live music from talented local performers. The atmosphere blends soothing melodies with an upbeat lounge vibe while guests enjoy Italian dishes. It is a place to savor food and music together on select evenings.

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.

This event has been rescheduled to a new date, with the change made in hopes that the weather will be a bit cooler.

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.

Cruise on over to Halo Pizzeria for Rides & Pies, the evening edition, welcoming cars and motorcycles. Enjoy a laid-back meetup with plenty of parking lot space for vehicle showing and time to connect with other car enthusiasts. If you’re showing a vehicle, use the Park Up Front registration to get free pizza slices and a drink.

Shady's Burgers & Brewhaha is opening a new location on Lake Lewisville. Texas country singer and songwriter Mattie Rose is highlighted as part of the occasion.

Ty Ellis & The Flatliners headline at Love and War with the Honky Tonk Time Machine, filling the evening with 90s throwbacks. Kyler Smith & The Sunday Sinners open the show.

Blizzard of Ozz takes over The Revel with a two-hour set featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath, packed with mayhem from start to finish. Ticket information will be announced soon.

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.

Ron and Darrin’s Acoustic Chaos brings live acoustic tunes to the new Lion & Crown location in McKinney. Parking is available in the garage, with the entrance on the east side of the complex, offering convenient access to Lion & Crown.

Fleetwood X revives the classic sound of Fleetwood Mac beneath the night sky, celebrating one of rock’s most beloved catalogs. The set moves from the intimate reflection of "Landslide" to the propulsive drive of "Go Your Own Way" and the irresistible groove of "Dreams," showcasing the harmonies, tight musicianship, and onstage chemistry that defined the original band. The Backyard at Rollertown offers a full summer night atmosphere, with cold beer, cocktails, and a crowd ready to sing along to every word. Whether you know every lyric or are just discovering these songs, the show channels pure Fleetwood Mac energy. This event has been rescheduled, and all previously purchased tickets will be honored.

At Rebel Scum Con 3, the lobby buffet area becomes a friendly space for trading Star Wars swag. Attendees can bring patches, challenge coins, pins, buttons, stickers, 3D prints, poker chips, art, Pops, action figures, and other treasures to swap with fellow fans. An exclusive patch from a six-piece puzzle set will be available only to those who take part in the gathering. Find a table, lay out your items, trade, and chat about all things Star Wars swag while meeting new people. Presented by the Line Force Fan Club, Swag Crew, and Rebel Scum Con. Selling items is not permitted.

Enjoy an evening of cocktails and guided painting at this social art experience in McKinney. It runs from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, offering a fun, friendly atmosphere for painting along with your drinks.

Fleetwood X is bringing Fleetwood Mac’s classic songs to life for a full summer concert night in the Backyard at Rollertown Beerworks. Expect crowd favorites with faithful harmonies, musicianship, and on-stage chemistry, from “Landslide” and “Dreams” to “Go Your Own Way.” Doors open in the evening, and the show starts after sunset. Please note the venue is open-air without a roof, umbrellas are not allowed inside during concerts, and the event may be delayed or rescheduled if severe weather makes it unsafe. All sales are final with no refunds.

Catch the Def Leggend tribute show to Def Leppard at House of Blues Dallas. The Saturday night concert kicks off at 8:00 PM, and tickets are available until showtime. General admission seating is offered.

Ne-Yo and Akon are taking the stage together for a night of pop and R&B hits at Dos Equis Pavilion. The show starts at 8:00 PM local venue time.

Catch HEADSEND at the Granada Theater in Dallas. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM, with tickets listed as available through ticket partners.

Enjoy an evening with Jorge Medina at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Doors open for the show at 8:00 PM local time at this Irving venue.

Catch Kyle Dunnigan for a night of comedy at Addison Improv. Doors open at 9:00 PM, and the show starts at 9:30 PM. There is a food or beverage minimum of 2 items per person once seated, and service ends about 45 minutes into the show. This event is 18+ and all sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges.

Cousins Maine Lobster is serving at Rebel Scum Con, bringing fan-favorite seafood to the Star Wars celebration. Look for classics like Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and comforting soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, plus sweet whoopie pies. Attendees can order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, and payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payment.

At the ZN Dallas Wedding Expo, explore Pakistani bridal couture and ornate jewelry while gathering ideas for weddings and other special occasions. Browse current styles, view distinctive designs, and connect with wedding vendors in one convenient setting. The event takes place at the Dallas/Plano Marriott at Legacy Town Center. Admission and parking are free.

Bring the family for a Painting with a Twist Family Day class featuring Song Birds. This is an all-ages event, with kids 6 and up welcome, and parents can paint alongside their child or watch. Drop-offs are allowed if everyone’s comfortable. Adult painters can BYOB, with guests needing to be 21+ to consume alcohol. You’ll paint either a 16x20 canvas or a 12x12 canvas (with $35 each) and upgrades are available.

Celebrate your furry or scaly companion at a playful paint-and-sip session designed for all skill levels. Friendly artists provide step-by-step guidance to help you create a portrait of your pet, and no prior experience is required. Participants can send a pet photo so a canvas is prepared for painting, making it easy to bring a favorite face to life. Space is limited.

The tournament brings together mahjong, margs, and thoughtfully crafted menus with good-natured competition. Teams of four compete across three rounds, earning points along the way. Players may be mixed with rivals in later rounds, but every score still counts for their original team. The team with the highest cumulative total at the finish claims the overall title. The entry fee is $200 per team, and all proceeds benefit Play Like Lizzie. Sponsored by Cazcabel and Chinola.

Enjoy an afternoon of Mahjong along with margaritas and crafted menus, plus some friendly competition. Teams of four play through three rounds, with points scored for the team your group started with, even when you’re mixed with other players later on. By the end, the team with the highest cumulative score is crowned the Margs and Mahj Champion. Proceeds benefit Play Like Lizzie.

Tennessee Jet makes a return to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are available now, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and reserved tables. Advance tickets are priced at $22.50, and tickets are $25 on the day of the show. Purchasing early is encouraged to secure preferred seating.

A lively bingo night at Halo Pizzeria features classic games with playful twists. Winners in each round can take home prizes, and the cozy, welcoming setting makes it easy to relax with family and friends. Expect plenty of laughs and an easygoing pace for participants of all ages.

A weekly line dancing class from 410 Line Dancers in Plano at HQ Dallas Dance Studio welcomes all experience levels, provides clear move-by-move guidance, and does not require a partner. Expect energizing music, a friendly community, and a focus on fun, fitness, and an upbeat vibe.

Experience The Black Crowes live at Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas. Doors open with the show scheduled for 7:00 PM local time.

Sweeten the start of your week at Cinnaholic Frisco with Signature Rolls for just $5. This in-store only offer is exclusive to the Cinnaholic Frisco location, is limited to one per guest, cannot be combined with other promotions, and is not available for online or third party delivery orders.

Cibo Cucina Italiana offers a cozy date night special designed for two at $39. The package includes one appetizer, one pizza, and one pasta to share, making it easy to sample a variety of Italian favorites together. For an extra treat, add two drinks for $10. Whether planning a romantic outing or a laid-back meal with someone special, this is a simple way to relax, connect, and enjoy a shared dining experience.

Enjoy a pasta and pizza themed evening at Cibo Cucina Italiana, featuring classic Italian favorites. Spaghetti and fettuccine Alfredo are priced at $15, rigatoni and gnocchi at $17, and pizzas at $15. Drink specials include $5 beer, $6 house wine with choices of Red Cabernet and Anterra Chardonnay, and $7 well cocktails. These offers are available for dine-in only. It is a welcoming option for a date night, a family dinner, or a night out with friends.

The Wattage Roubaix Recovery Ride is held weekly at Cadence Cyclery. Ride details and any updates, including route notes, are shared in the event posts.

At Mary Will Craig Park, this event begins with a 30 minute mobility session, then continues with time to log some miles to start the week.

Settle into a weekly studio sound bath at APEX McKinney that soothes the nervous system, eases stress, and refreshes mind and body. Guided by Jo McGinn, the session blends crystal singing bowls with gentle grounding to foster profound relaxation in a welcoming community setting. The atmosphere is unhurried and quiet, with no pressure, focusing on sound and stillness. Admission is $25, offering a simple way to support personal wellness on a regular basis.

Begin the day with a friendly 5k run-walk at Windhaven Meadows Park, gathering near the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking meet year-round for this casual outing. The meetup is canceled in the event of lightning, torrential rain, icy conditions, a temperature or heat index of 95°F or higher, or any other unsafe conditions.

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.

Cibo Cucina Italiana presents a date night special for two, featuring a $39 Italian meal that includes one appetizer, one pizza, and one pasta. You can add two drinks for an additional $10. The ambiance is romantic and this offer is available for dine in only. For reservations, call 469-362-7177.

This six week summer sewing and stitching series at Jump Into Art Studios welcomes ages 7 to 18 and is taught by Miss Sarah. Early lessons focus on the basics with an embroidery hoop to practice threading a needle and the running stitch, along with a sewing machine practice sheet to learn how to use the presser foot, turn corners, and build comfort at the machine. Students then choose from two beginner projects, such as a pencil roll or a drawstring bag, and move forward at their own pace. All materials are provided. The studio cat, JoJo, may stop by for friendly inspections and a few pets. Sessions take place on the second floor. There is no elevator, and the teacher can assist anyone who needs help with the stairs.

Learn the fundamentals of Mahjong in a guided three-week series that prepares participants to play confidently in real-world settings. Sessions meet once a week and build step by step toward comfortable, table-ready play. The cost is $175, payable via Venmo to @mahjontexas or via Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com.

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.

Test your playlist knowledge at Music Bingo at Holy Grail Pub, a twist on game night where songs take the place of numbers. There are four rounds filled with familiar hits that range from nostalgic favorites to guilty pleasures. The music plays, you listen and mark your card as the tracks roll. Food and drinks are available from the Holy Grail kitchen to keep the energy up between rounds. Prizes are on the line, laughs are encouraged, and the atmosphere stays upbeat. No app is required and the pace is easygoing for a relaxed night of bingo set to great tunes.

The Yes, And Improv Comedy Jam brings together beginners, students, and experienced improvisers for a relaxed night of games and unscripted scenes. The focus is on having fun, trying new ideas, and connecting with others in a friendly atmosphere. There are no scripts and no prior experience is necessary. Step onto the stage when you feel ready, or enjoy the laughs from the audience. The Comedy Arena Players host the jam, keeping it supportive, low stress, and welcoming to newcomers, with encouragement at each person’s pace. It suits first-timers curious about improv, anyone hoping to meet creative people, performers warming up between classes, or those simply looking for a fun night out.

Video Music Bingo brings a lively mix of music and friendly competition to The Lion & Crown McKinney. Put your music knowledge to the test, sing along to favorite hits, and compete for prizes while enjoying food, cold drinks, and a vibrant atmosphere. Expect music, games, prizes, and plenty of fun as everyone listens for that winning moment to call BINGO.

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.

Fresh faces and new material take the stage as comedians make their debut or try out brand new jokes before bigger audiences. No two editions are alike, so look for surprises, big laughs, the occasional bit of chaos, and the rush of watching comedy come together in the moment. Audience members can relax with a drink while the show unfolds, and performers can sign up for a spot. At The Comedy Arena, unpredictability is the hallmark of this night, with mystery lineups and next moments that are anyone’s guess.

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.

Sidecar Social Frisco is switching over to Video Music Bingo, with bigger screens showing music videos as you play. Mark your cards as the videos roll, watch for the patterns, call out “BINGO!” and win prizes during the event. Expect fresh vibes, bigger visuals, and the same competitive fun.

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.

Extend the summer feeling after class with a hands-on, watermelon-themed sensory activity at Frisco Commons Park. Young children will create their own soft, squeezable sensory bags that encourage tactile exploration and spark creativity. It offers extra playtime with friends following the workout, with the FIT4MOM community coming together to get a little messy, make something fun, and enjoy time together.

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.

Wednesday Pizza Night at Cibo Cucina Italiana offers dine-in deals on pies and drinks. Choose any pizza for $15, or go for two pizzas for $25. Drink specials include $6 house wine and $7 cocktails. It is a casual option for families, groups of friends, or anyone with a serious pizza craving. For reservations, call 469-362-7177.

Art Journal Play with Cindy Gilstrap offers a welcoming space to stretch your creativity through playful experimentation and skill building. Each session introduces a fresh technique to grow art journaling and mixed media skills. The focus is exploration, with no pressure for perfection. Try new approaches and enjoy the process alongside a supportive creative community. This session spotlights Fabric Play, using fabric to add texture, color, and dimension to your pages. Wine and snacks are provided for a relaxed midweek creative break. Pricing: first-time attendees are $45 and receive an art journal kit with extra goodies plus all supplies. Returning attendees are $28 and receive all supplies and should bring their journal. Please register in advance so the instructor can prepare materials. Refunds are available up to seven days before class. No shows or last minute cancellations are not eligible for credit.

At Palato Italian Kitchen and Lounge, select bottles of wine are 50 percent off, making it simple to pair a favorite bottle with a great meal. It works for catching up with friends, a romantic evening, or simply savoring good food with a well-matched pour.

Catch Poppy on her Constantly Nowhere NA Tour at House of Blues Dallas, with LANDMVRKS and Thousand Below on the bill. The show starts at 6:00 PM, and all listed show times are local to the venue’s timezone.

Set on rolling terrain with a mix of climbs and fast sections, this KOM-themed group ride aims for a rewarding finish. Ride leader Allen Pan guides the pace at an average of 19 to 21 mph, starting from Centennial High School and following either the Lebanon or Stonebrook route. It is an open ride with no registration required. FCC membership provides insurance coverage, and standard club ride rules apply.

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.

At The Derbyshire in Frisco, Pub Poll turns survey questions into a lively game where players aim to guess the most popular responses, much like a Family Feud style challenge. It welcomes teams of any size and awards prizes to the top performers. The kitchen and bar are open for great food and drinks, and the atmosphere stays light with plenty of laughs.

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 The Stix Icehouse, music bingo turns songs into the game. Instead of numbers, mark your card when you hear a track. It features four unique rounds, and prizes are given in each one, so there are multiple chances to win. Take part with friends or on your own, and choose a seat indoors or out on the patio while enjoying food and drinks. Open to all ages. Quick song recognition helps you fill your card faster.

A concise, comprehensive renewal class that fulfills CPR certification requirements for licensed medical professionals. The fee is $60, and participants who successfully complete the course receive a BLS card. Space can be reserved in advance. For questions, email restarttheheartCPR@gmail.com or call or text (972) 658-5473.

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.

At The Fillmore Pub, Music Bingo swaps numbers for songs in a fast-paced take on the classic game. Recognize the tracks, mark your card, and be the first to call bingo to claim prizes. There are four rounds for four chances to win. No phone is needed and no trivia knowledge is required, just listening and a fun atmosphere. Enjoy craft beers and pub grub with seating offered indoors and outdoors. All ages are welcome. Arrive early to secure a table, grab a drink, and pick up your bingo card. The series runs most Wednesdays and pauses on the final Wednesday of each month. Located in Downtown Plano, the pub provides a cozy setting with plenty of character.

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.

Experience an Orin Swift wine dinner featuring a guided, four-course tasting paired with four iconic Orin Swift wines. You’ll get a deeper look at the winery’s bold, no-compromise approach to sourcing fruit, plus expert insights into Dave Phinney’s abstract winemaking philosophy and how the wines are crafted. Expect an in-person evening with a sophisticated yet edgy atmosphere, designed for wine lovers who enjoy powerful, modern blends.

Chop Sports McKinney turns into a lively karaoke hangout where the spotlight is open to anyone ready to sing. An extensive song catalog keeps the music rolling while the crowd embraces dramatic moments, fun duets, and spontaneous dance breaks. Ice-cold drinks and late-night bites are available to keep the energy up throughout the night. Those who prefer not to perform can cheer on others, hype the room, or dance along.

A daytime competitive club in Plano runs on Thursday mornings from late July through August. The session spans five weeks with cumulative scoring, and if you use a substitute, their points are added to your total. Each week features a $10 sweeps, and the winner of that session takes home the prize. The cost for the five-week session is $150, payable via Venmo @mahjontexas or Zelle at mahjontexas@gmail.com.

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.

Palato Italian Kitchen and Lounge features live performances by local musicians, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere for enjoying Italian cuisine. Guests can savor a meal while music sets a smooth backdrop to conversation, offering a welcoming blend of Italian dishes and live sounds.

Celebrate school spirit at Halo with the Betty Jackson Elementary PTO. A percentage of every in-store order placed during the event supports the PTO, turning an evening out into meaningful support. A special Halo Happy Hour with exclusive deals adds to the experience, creating a welcoming atmosphere centered on community, fun, and giving back.

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.

Helene Cronin and Scott Sean White are back at Love and War in Plano, Texas for a live performance. Ticket options include individual general admission as well as reserved seats and tables. Prices are $19.50 in advance and $25 on the day of the show. Buying early offers a wider choice of seats.

Build your Spanish speaking confidence in a relaxed, welcoming setting at Frisco Public Library. This adult-focused conversation club keeps groups small, typically five to eight participants, and centers on everyday scenarios useful for travel, work, and communicating with family and friends. It is beginner friendly and open to all levels, with an emphasis on meaningful practice rather than perfection. The fee is $40 per person. For details or to reserve a spot, call 469-655-3339 or email dianna.ct@icloud.com.

A welcoming meditation series at Mystic Mandala in Plano invites participants of all experience levels to slow down and simply be, letting go of striving and settling into presence. Sessions draw from a rich mix of practices that can include Kundalini, Tantra, sound healing, mindfulness, zazen, chakra clearing, mudra and mantra work, breathwork, dynamic meditation, and other healing modalities. The studio’s turmeric saffron orange walls, concrete floors, and views of the creek and treetops create a setting meant to feel like a sacred space that is far away yet close by. The focus is on community and inner exploration, with space to share, sit together, and gently uncover layers of the self. The drop-in rate is $20, and a monthly meditation package is available.

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.

Catch a family-friendly professional baseball game as the Frisco RoughRiders take on San Antonio at Riders Field. For Lazy River ticket holders, the Lazy River is available alongside the game. On Thursdays, the Lazy River is for fans 21 and older with the Rowdy @ The River experience, and on Sundays it’s open to all ages. Bring your own towels and a change of clothes, and the RoughRiders provide floats for use.

Meet in the rear parking area behind PieTap Pizza for a friendly, conversational group ride covering approximately 40 miles at an average pace of 19.5 to 20.3 mph. Routes change weekly and are shared in the comments or the messenger group chat. During darker winter months the ride stays in town, then after the time change it shifts to country rides. The group uses a no drop approach within reason, and riders are asked to use sound judgment, avoid any off-limits areas, and keep the pace together rather than chasing. No registration is required. The ride is not insured and participation is at your own risk.

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.

Even after the mainstage show wraps, the night keeps rolling with Stay & Play, a post-show improv jam from The Comedy Arena. Step into scenes, connect with fellow improvisers, make new friends, and linger for drinks and laughs as the energy carries on. Whether you have years of stage experience or you are giving improv a try for the first time, this open jam welcomes everyone to play.