Events in Plano, TX

A weekly music therapy series tailored for children with Down syndrome ages 0 to 3 offers six interactive sessions that blend songs, movement, simple instruments, and multisensory activities to nurture communication, motor skills, social connection, and early learning. Board-certified music therapists from Sound Starts Music Therapy lead each class and create a welcoming environment for caregivers to connect with one another. The series fee is $25 for all six sessions, with a $15 sibling add-on for brothers or sisters close in age who wish to participate. Capacity is limited, advance registration is required, and enrollment will close once spots are filled. Families are asked to register only if they plan to attend most sessions in the series.

Enjoy a self-guided, freestyle DIY painting experience where you set the pace and choose the project that inspires you. Walk in during Pop In hours or reserve in advance, then pick any piece to create. All materials are provided, along with written or video instructions to help you every step of the way. No prior painting experience is needed. The format is flexible and accessible for participants of all ages.

Karaoke takes over the Lexus Box Garden the last Wednesday night of every month. Take the mic solo or with friends, share the stage, and enjoy an evening filled with music, laughter, and plenty of fun. With more than 20 eateries and six bars to explore at Legacy Hall, you can grab dinner and drinks, including craft beer from Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co. All ages are welcome. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Dates and times may change, and updates will be posted on the event page and sent by email to ticket purchasers.

Music Bingo at Good Vibes Bar & Grill features cash prizes.

Karaoke takes center stage at Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano, where the mic is open to every style, from rock and country to pop and beyond. Sing on your own, team up for a duet, or gather a group for a favorite anthem. Expect a large library of tracks to pick from, a welcoming crowd, and tasty food and drinks. The atmosphere is easygoing, there is no judging panel, and admission is free. It is all about enjoying the music and sharing a fun night with others.

AREAA DFW presents a member appreciation and town hall at Pickleball Kingdom Plano, combining casual pickleball play with opportunities to network and hear the latest chapter news. Participants can hit the courts, connect with peers, and learn about ongoing efforts that support the local community. Admission is complimentary for AREAA members and 30 dollars for nonmembers. Capacity is limited.

Put your knowledge to the test at Dog Haus Biergarten Richardson with a trivia night hosted by Headtilt Entertainment. Teams work through a series of questions while enjoying food and drinks from the bar. Participation is free, and winners take home prizes. Whether you are a longtime trivia fan or just in it for a fun night out, expect friendly competition and plenty of laughs.

Enjoy a 5k run or walk at Windhaven Meadows Park by the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking gather here throughout the year. The group does not meet during lightning, torrential rain, or icy conditions. It also cancels if the temperature or heat index is 95 F or higher, or if other unsafe conditions are present.

On the first day of each month, Allen recreation centers offer free admission, creating a welcoming chance to discover a new hobby, stay active, take a breather indoors, and meet people. Participating facilities include Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center, Don Rodenbaugh Aquatics Center, Joe Farmer Recreation Center, Allen Senior Recreation Center for ages 60 and older, Ford Pool during the summer season, and The Edge, which is always free. This recurring opportunity runs from February through December, and any facility that is closed on the first or on city holidays will not take part.

Cibo Cucina Italiana features a three course dinner special priced at $29 per person. The menu includes an appetizer, your choice of pasta or pizza, a dessert, and a drink with either house wine or a house cocktail. It is well suited for a midweek date night or a laid back evening out, with classic Italian flavors served in a refined and welcoming setting.

A relaxed evening centered on conversation and creativity. Participants spend time working on their favorite projects together, including knitting, crochet, needlepoint, cross stitch, paper crafting, or other creative pursuits.

Mystic Mandala Meditations offers a calm, welcoming space to let go of striving and simply be. Open to all experience levels, these sessions explore a range of practices that include Kundalini, Tantra, sound healing, mindfulness meditation, zazen, chakra clearing, mudra, mantra, breath work, dynamic meditation, and other healing modalities. The studio in Plano, Texas features turmeric saffron orange walls, concrete floors, and views of the creek and treetops, creating a serene setting that feels both grounded and transportive. The experience centers on community meditation, shared reflection, and going within to peel back the layers of the self. Drop in rate is $20, with a monthly package available.

Team trivia at Civil Pour Coffee + Beer in Richardson features live games hosted by Challenge Entertainment. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded weekly. Teams tackle brain busting questions in friendly competition, and top performers are crowned champions by the end of the night. Food is part of the fun, and in Dallas Fort Worth trivia, being a know it all can truly pay off.

Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Kickstart the morning with fresh business opportunities. Every Friday features coffee, conversation, and opportunities to connect with local business professionals.

At Cibo Cucina Italiana, Friday evenings feature a $29 per person menu that comes with an appetizer, a choice of pizza or pasta with options like Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, and Cibo Rigatoni, plus one drink from Italian beer, house wine, or a cocktail. It suits an evening for two, time with friends, or a relaxed night out, pairing Italian favorites with a polished setting. For reservations, call 469-362-7177.

Adam Hood returns to Love and War in Plano, TX for a live performance with special guest Dustin Perkins. Tickets are available now, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Secure tickets early for the best selection.

Settle in for a family friendly movie night under the stars as The Lorax lights up a large outdoor screen. This free community gathering welcomes all ages. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and pillows, and share the experience with your favorite people. Complimentary refreshments include lemonade, hot dogs, and popcorn. Enjoy a relaxed evening at the park, connect with neighbors, and watch a colorful story that encourages caring for the planet.

Family Fest DFW marks its sixth year with A Night of Jazz Under the Stars at Red Tail Pavilion, formerly The Amphitheater at Oak Point Park. This open air concert brings jazz fans together for live performances that honor the legacy of the internationally recognized Caravan of Dreams, with an emphasis on celebration, gratitude, impact, and connecting the music to the community. The evening features Natural Change Band, Fingerprints, and Karla Leal, with another artist to be announced, and a DJ will set the mood before the main performances. A lively festival atmosphere awaits with food trucks and vendors offering food, arts, crafts, and apparel. Multiple seating options are available. VIP packages include provided lawn chairs, a VIP parking pass, pre show refreshments, a mini cooler, and other special perks. Floor seating requires attendees to bring a lawn chair. Lower level reserved or general admission tickets hold a single space sized for one lawn chair, and seating is also available along the retaining wall, though bringing a lawn or stadium chair is recommended for comfort. The upper lawn is general admission on a first come, first served basis, and a lawn chair or blanket is suggested. Parking is free on a first come basis, with an option to reserve a space closer to the main entry. This concert is one of three nights of music presented by Family Fest DFW, and tickets are processed separately for each night.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the film scores of Hans Zimmer at Custer Road United Methodist Church in Plano, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The program spans memorable pieces including Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, along with Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The concert lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the performance, and no late entry once it begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and has no official affiliation or endorsement from the artist, the estate, or their representatives.

An online songbook is available so you can browse the catalog and pick your favorites in advance.

El Gancho Milonga offers a weekly Argentine tango social in Dallas with tandas, a welcoming atmosphere, and Argentine delicacies. A special class before the milonga is available for $35 per person. General admission is $25 for non-ATS members and $20 for ATS members, or choose the class plus milonga option for $50. Tickets are sold at the door. The gathering takes place at the Argentine Tango School of Dallas.

First Saturday at Blackland Prairie Raptor Center features hands-on, family friendly activities, games, and trail walks, highlighted by a live raptor program that brings ambassador birds up close while sharing their role in the ecosystem. This edition celebrates the theme This Owl House, with themed stations and experiences such as building your own owl house for an additional registration fee, a decoration station, face painting, photo opportunities, education stations, a prairie walk, enrichment building, creating seed packets or seed bombs, and the Agents of Discovery activity. Guests are welcome to take photos to capture memorable moments with the raptors. In partnership with Sensory Days Dallas, a Quiet Area with sensory friendly activities will be available at all family events. Ticket purchases support the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, a small self sustaining nonprofit, helping care for raptors, protect the Blackland Prairie, and provide educational programs for families. As this is an outdoor experience, plans may change if there is heavy rain or lightning, with options to use tickets for the rescheduled date or a future First Saturday, or to count the ticket as a donation to the 501(c)(3) organization. Please provide a valid email address when ordering so updates and changes can be delivered directly to your inbox.

Discover water-smart gardening on a self-paced tour featuring five sustainable home landscapes around Plano along with a stop at the Environmental Education Center. See plants suited to Texas conditions in real yards, talk with knowledgeable volunteers, and pick up complimentary waterwise tools at tour headquarters while supplies last. The event is free and does not require registration.

This outreach gathering centers on hope and compassion, creating space to care for others and spread kindness. It offers a simple way to contribute to a caring effort with a warm, service-minded spirit.

A casual coffee meet and greet for motorcycle enthusiasts, now welcoming cars too. Motorcycles of all kinds are invited, and anyone with a cool four-wheel ride can bring it along. Hosted by Plano Kawasaki Suzuki, this gathering offers a friendly place to connect with fellow enthusiasts, check out different machines, and chat over coffee. It is open to riders, drivers, and anyone curious about motorcycling, whether arriving on two wheels or without a bike.

Deal seekers and vintage enthusiasts can explore an outdoor marketplace at the Plano Antique Mall parking lot, where sellers showcase one-of-a-kind pieces, antiques, collectibles, home decor, and more in a relaxed fall setting. Vendor spots are available for $40 and include two parking spaces, with registration handled at the store’s front desk. Payment is cash only and online payments are not accepted. Space may be limited, so early sign-up is encouraged as shoppers look for special finds with friends.

Cottonwood Art Festival is a two-day celebration of art.

The Garland Animal Shelter has partnered with the ASPCA for The Rescue Effect, a nationwide initiative that shows how one adoption can unlock space, time, and resources for many more animals in need. This free adoption weekend is part of that campaign and offers a chance to meet dogs and cats with all kinds of personalities, from energetic and playful to calm and cuddly. Each adoption includes spay or neuter surgery, age appropriate vaccinations, a microchip, preventatives, and a folder with helpful information and small goodies to support a smooth transition home. Choosing one pet not only changes that animal’s life, it also opens the door for the next newcomer to receive care, enrichment, and the opportunity to find a family. Additional free adoption weekends are planned throughout the campaign.

Experience a guided exploration of Tantra and chakra healing through meditation techniques and thoughtful discourse. Presented as a time-honored spiritual path, Tantra is shared as a way to elevate awareness and bring harmony to apparent opposites. Participants examine the integration of masculine and feminine energies, Ida and Pingala, light and shadow, fire and water, and the fierce and the gentle within nature. The practice encourages mental freedom and an expanded consciousness, helping release inner divisions. This session frames Tantra as a holistic approach to living. Topics include authentic communication with self and others, emotional expression, inner spirituality and personal psychology, a healthy appreciation of sexuality, intuitive development, self-healing of trauma and relationships, and practical success. Traditional methods are introduced in context, including sacred art such as yantra, sound practices like mantra and japa, movement through yoga and mudra, and advanced breathwork with pranayama. Common misconceptions that equate Tantra solely with sexuality are addressed, highlighting the ancient perspective of intimacy as a meditative offering and a way to know oneself through another. The workshop progresses step by step so participants can integrate these teachings into everyday life, nurturing a more conscious, connected, and wholesome lifestyle while growing as a loving partner. Instruction follows the preserved wisdom of the ancient tradition. The class fee is $20. On select Saturdays, other workshops may take the place of this meditation and pricing may differ. Monthly memberships are available.

Cibo Cucina Italiana offers a romantic dining experience tailored for two, featuring Italian favorites in an elegant, welcoming atmosphere. Priced at $49 per couple, the package includes an appetizer, any pizza, a pasta course with choices such as Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and a dessert to share. It is fitting for date nights, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for a special evening together.

Preview the karaoke songbook on the Wildstyle Karaoke website so you can choose your songs ahead of time and be ready to perform.

DFW Funko members will be set up at the new location of the North Dallas Toy Show. Attendees can explore more than 120 tables packed with collectible toys and pop culture finds, including Hot Wheels, Pokémon cards, action figures, comic books, Funko items, Godzilla collectibles, trading cards, Barbie, TMNT, MOTU, anime, G.I. Joe, Dragon Ball Z, video games, and more. Admission is $4, and children 10 and under get in free. The show is family friendly and welcomes collectors of all ages.

A gentle, low-impact group fitness class designed for older adults, emphasizing cardiovascular health, strength building, and improved mobility to make everyday movement easier and maintain long-term independence. Participants can choose to attend a worship service in workout clothes and then stay for the class, or attend only the fitness portion. The format is flexible so each person can participate in the way that feels most comfortable.

Dn. Vasilios Colias leads a catechumen class designed specifically for those enrolled as catechumens. The course presents Orthodox Christian beliefs and life in the Church, offering a structured path of instruction. Each meeting runs 45 minutes, and the program spans 24 weeks. Completing a full 24-week session is required for catechumens who wish to be received into the Church. No RSVP is required.

Celebrate pets of all kinds with a painting session that pairs creativity with sipping. Artists guide participants step by step to create a portrait of their own animal companion, and no prior painting background is needed. Participants can submit a photo of their pet ahead of time so a canvas will be ready for the session.

The Texas Queen, Kelly Willis, returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are available now, with options that include individual general admission as well as reserved seating and tables. Advance tickets are $29.50, and tickets are $35 on the day of the show. Purchase details are available through the link in the bio.

Enjoy a weekly line dancing class with 410 Line Dancers that is open to newcomers and experienced dancers alike. Instructors break down each routine into easy-to-follow steps, set to upbeat music and supported by a friendly community. You can participate without a partner. The focus is on fun, light fitness, and positive energy. Classes take place in Plano at HQ Dallas Dance Studio.

Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh bring a joint tour to American Airlines Center in Dallas, coming together on one stage for a live show.

Assassination City Roller Derby presents the Welcome Wagon in the snack bar at Thunderbird Roller Rink, an evening designed to introduce the league and the sport to newcomers and experienced skaters alike. Attendees can meet skaters and trainers, watch skating skills on display, and learn how the program is structured to help participants find their place. A dedicated Q&A offers time for questions, and there is an opportunity to register for the beginner training program called Fresh Meat. No skating experience is required, as instruction is provided to teach the basics. The focus is on connection, learning, and the supportive community that forms around this league.

Pouya will perform at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

An open mic hosted by Honey Gold Records welcomes musicians, poets, and spoken word artists to share their work in a supportive setting. Please keep performances family friendly, culturally positive, and lighthearted, with no profanity, political propaganda, or other inappropriate content. Admission is free and no registration is required.

Spend a weekend focused on crafting, scrapbooking, and memory making with both familiar faces and new friends. The full weekend option costs $100 and includes dinner on Friday and Saturday, plus coffee, tea, water, and snacks. If space permits, single-day attendance on Friday or Saturday is offered for $40 per day. Registration and payment are required.

Ron and Darrin present a live acoustic performance at the Lion & Crown in Allen at Watters Creek.

A monthly night market returns to CityLine Plaza in Richardson with live music, local artisans, and convenient access to the plaza’s restaurants. It shines a spotlight on small businesses in a relaxed, evening setting. Admission and parking are free, the event is dog friendly, and it is welcoming to families. Vendors interested in participating can apply through the event’s online portal.

A superhero themed race returns for its third year with both a 5K and a fun run that welcome participants of all abilities. People can take part by running, walking, or rolling along the course. The spirit of the event is to inspire everyone to move in the way that works for them and to celebrate the strength of community.

Enjoy a laid-back morning at the Lucas Farmers Market, with pumpkin painting alongside area sellers, new discoveries, and welcoming folks. Wander the booths, back small businesses, and take in the charm of the community. Appropriate for all ages.

Take on a DEKA Strong fitness challenge at Main Squeeze Juice Co. - Garland. Participate on your own or pair up with a partner at this event presented by NTX CG.

Owl-O-Ween returns with an outdoor Halloween celebration on the prairie, mixing just enough spooky flair with plenty of playful fun as evening settles in. Trails fill with costumes, laughter, and little surprises, creating a roaming experience where families can explore and uncover something new at every turn. Children can trick-or-treat across the property, pause for carnival-style games, and get creative with face painting before heading to the next activity. Along the way, watch a magician perform, sway through clouds of bubbles, and spot a towering six-foot dinosaur, all set to lively music and time in the fresh air. Signature raptor encounters anchor the night, offering close-up moments with birds of prey and a chance to learn what gives owls their haunting reputation. Enjoy a peaceful nature walk, meet special animal guests, and take your time soaking in the atmosphere. Fire trucks will be available to explore, a therapy dog from Story Paws will visit, and a food truck will be on hand for snack breaks. Story Paws partners with local organizations to provide therapy dog services at no cost, and is a veteran-owned Texas nonprofit focused on reaching niche markets and smaller, often marginalized communities. Visitors are welcome to photograph their magical moments with the raptors. A Quiet Area featuring sensory-friendly activities will be available in partnership with Sensory Days Dallas. Every ticket includes free entry into a drawing for a private behind-the-scenes tour of Blackland Prairie Raptor Center.

The Jurarim Organization for Youth Excellence presents its 13th Annual Gala, an end-of-year celebration centered on purpose, reflection, and impact. Marking 15 years of service, the evening honors progress made through a shared commitment to youth and families. Guided by a Shine Brighter Together theme that celebrates 15 years of progress and community impact, the gathering brings together supporters, partners, and leaders who invest in children today to help strengthen communities tomorrow. Funds raised through the gala sustain JOYE programs that help students succeed in the classroom and beyond. Support expands access to learning and enrichment, cultivates leadership, and provides essential resources that remove barriers and open doors for young people. Attendees can participate by purchasing tickets, registering to bid in the online auction, or making a direct donation in honor of the 13th year. The online auction opens a week before the celebration and continues through the close of the gala, featuring distinctive items, with all proceeds benefiting JOYE’s mission. The program reflects on milestones past and present while looking ahead to the future, made possible through the steadfast backing of donors, sponsors, and partners. JOYE highlights progress in its Annual Impact Report, demonstrating how sustained support moves students forward and strengthens families. The gala celebrates the journey so far and looks ahead with confidence to the work still to come, advancing education, enrichment, and community development for lasting change.

Slugger's Rule returns to Gillespie's Tavern at the Shire for an evening of lively songs, whiskey, and good company. The group is back with more music and a friendly atmosphere that keeps the good times going. Cheers to a night made for friends and fun.

A live performance by Kacey Musgraves takes place at American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Kacey Musgraves takes the stage at American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Kacey Musgraves performs as part of the Middle Of Nowhere Tour at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

Barktoberfest brings a pet friendly autumn festival to Downtown Plano. Expect local boutiques and makers alongside pet focused vendors with goodies for dogs, plus fall inspired finds and seasonal treats. A dog costume contest offers the chance to win prizes for outfits that are spooky, silly, or irresistibly cute. The event also features permanent jewelry, a hat bar, handmade gifts, and plenty of photo opportunities in a cheerful fall setting. Admission is free.

Blippi brings a new interactive stage adventure to Credit Union of Texas Event Center with the Be Like Blippi Tour. Blippi and Meekah appear live in a lively show filled with music, humor, and surprises that encourage kids to see the world with curiosity. Sing and dance to favorites like The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me. Orange glasses and a curious spirit set the tone as the production invites families to move, play, and explore together.

Kacey Musgraves takes the stage at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

This monthly gathering offers a welcoming space to learn about breastfeeding through conversation with other nursing mothers. Guided by trained La Leche League Leaders, the discussion follows a rotating set of topics. Participants exchange questions and concerns along with the rewards that come with breastfeeding. Staying connected with La Leche League helps build a supportive network to reach personal breastfeeding goals. There is time to speak one-on-one with Leaders about specific challenges and to receive in-person guidance. Mothers and mothers-to-be are encouraged to attend, and children are welcome, not only infants who are currently nursing.

Sleeping With Sirens performs at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas, TX.

Sleeping With Sirens performs live at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas. The band takes the stage for an in-person concert at the ballroom venue.

A two-day, in-person crafting weekend hosted by Dallas Crafters Marathon brings makers together for extended, uninterrupted creative time. Held at the Hilton Garden Inn Dallas-Richardson, each participant has space for a 6-foot table, access to electricity for machines and tools, and the option to leave projects set up overnight so it is easy to pick up the next day. Quilters, sewists, scrapbookers, stampers, jewelry makers, and other creatives are welcome. The emphasis is on community and inspiration, not sales pitches or formal instruction. Open to ages 15 and up. Attendance is capped at 54 participants, and advance registration is strongly encouraged. Full-event passes are sold in advance, while single-day admission may be available at the door if space remains, first come after all pre-registered guests are seated, and door availability is not guaranteed. If you plan a painting or other potentially messy project, please check with the organizers beforehand and bring protective coverings to safeguard tables and carpet. A limited hotel room block is available at a discounted group rate of $90 per night for a king or $99 per night for two queens, obtained by contacting the hotel directly and mentioning Dallas Crafters Marathon, and breakfast is not included. Availability is first come and may sell out. Refunds are not offered at this time, although refunds will be issued if the event must be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Returning for 2026, this third Friday monthly series features classic country, classic rock, and a few new songs. The experience pairs food with live music, making it easy to move from a meal to the show.

This show offers dealer tables for $40 each, with setup available both beforehand and on the day of the show. The Marriott will have a block of rooms under the Insulator Show rate, and the hotel can be reached at 972-479-0300 to request it. For more information or to reserve a table, contact show hosts Gary Fine at (214) 546-9804, gfine102@aol.com, or Mike Lyell at (214) 681-0244, mikelyell@verizon.net.

Outdoor enthusiasts with canine companions can build essential skills to handle pet emergencies while outside. This canine wilderness first aid class focuses on caring for a dog until veterinary attention is available. The session lasts four hours, is presented in collaboration with Hike-ALOT, and costs $50.

Celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Plano International Festival, North Texas's longest-running cultural event. Admission and parking are free. Explore colorful cultural booths and a wide range of vendors, sample international foods, and participate in interactive games. Enjoy a festive showcase of culture, food, and community spirit.

Explore oil painting in a guided workshop that helps you create original artwork with confidence. Learn the essentials, including color mixing, brush techniques, layering, and the basics of composition. The instructor demonstrates each step and offers clear, step-by-step direction while you practice and make a painting of your own. The setting invites experimentation so you can develop a personal style, and the pace is calm and restful for an enjoyable creative session. Open to ages 11 and older. The cost is $40 per person, and all materials are provided.

Marking fifteen years of tradition, this milestone Friends of the Farmstead fundraiser brings the community together to celebrate the stories, people, and experiences that make the Farmstead special while investing in what comes next. Guests can savor craft cocktails and an authentic True Texas BBQ dinner with support from H‑E‑B, take part in spirited live and silent auctions, and dance to live music under the Texas sky. The evening will also honor the Best Friends of the Farmstead, Jennifer and Luke Shertzer, recognizing dedication and generosity that have helped grow the impact of HFM and sustain its legacy. Last year’s gathering sold out quickly, reflecting the enthusiasm around this long-running celebration.

Hollywood Undead and In This Moment appear together under the Taste of Chaos banner at The Bomb Factory in Dallas. The event brings both acts to the same stage for one night in the city.

Bridges returns as a flagship multidisciplinary festival at Courtyard Theater, showcasing movement, music, storytelling, and immersive artistic experiences centered on the theme Fragments of Us: Becoming. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Neon Nostalgic delivers a full-sensory throwback to the golden age of music television, with a live band that aligns every moment of the performance to the original music videos in real time. Having toured across North America and around the world, this production is known as a premier nostalgia experience that brings audiences back to the era when MTV shaped culture, sound, and style. Expect classics from artists like The Cure, Prince, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, U2, INXS, and more. The evening is hosted by original MTV VJs Mark Goodman and Alan Hunter, who share insider stories and memories from the formative years of music television. A VIP Meet and Greet is available after the concert with Mark Goodman and Alan Hunter in the Bank of America Hall. Co-presented by AT&T Performing Arts Center.

Learn the fundamentals of backpacking in a full-day, classroom-based course created for newcomers, day hikers preparing to spend nights on the trail, and anyone aiming to sharpen existing skills. The curriculum emphasizes thoughtful trip planning, including how to research and choose destinations, map out routes and secure permits, and uphold Leave No Trace ethics. You will explore essential gear and how items differ, practice efficient pack organization and group load sharing, and set up clear communication plans. Instruction also covers map and compass basics, conditioning with stretching, foot care and backcountry hygiene, understanding weather, and safety procedures if someone becomes lost. The fee is $75, and space is limited.

An indoor adoption event welcomes dogs and cats at Hollywood Feed in Murphy, offering a pet friendly setting where fosters can practice social skills around people and other animals. The store also serves as a neutral place to arrange meet and greets with potential adopters outside the home, giving fosters helpful exposure. Pets that are event ready are welcome. Please bring a crate or puppy pen for your foster, and if you are bringing puppies with only two rounds of vaccines, place a blanket or tarp beneath their pen so their paws do not touch the floor. Fosters should arrive collared and leashed with a DogRRR ID tag, and be spayed or neutered unless they are too young. Please update your foster’s photo, bio, and stats online before attending. The host is Christi Whitfield. If you do not currently have a foster, support is still needed by transporting a dog or cat to the event. RSVP is appreciated.

Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg share the stage for a live concert at The Bomb Factory in Dallas, TX. See both bands perform in one show at this venue.

Renowned pianist Jeffrey Siegel presents an evening that interweaves illuminating commentary with expressive performances of celebrated piano works by Beethoven and Schubert. Expect engaging insights, superb playing, and plenty of energy, followed by a brief question and answer session to close. The program features Beethoven’s buoyant Polonaise, the ever-popular Für Elise, and witty Bagatelles, alongside Schubert’s lyrical Waltzes, the impassioned F minor Impromptu, and the radiant Ave Maria.

Lucky Duck Kids Club is a free, family-friendly gathering created with children ages 2 to 6 in mind. Enjoy story time and crafts at Barnes & Noble in Allen, along with exclusive offers from Watters Creek Village merchants. Admission is free with RSVP. Multiple story readings take place during the event, and activities are designed for ages 2 to 6, although families with children of all ages are welcome. After the activities, participating merchants are offering special perks. Fish City Grill and Panera Bread each provide one free children’s meal with the purchase of one adult entrée. Kendra Scott hosts Tykes & Treats with sips, sweet treats, and a 15 percent discount. Paciugo offers one free pint with the purchase of two pints. Pure Green offers 15 percent off all menu items. Grimaldi’s offers 15 percent off the entire purchase. Market Street provides a free kids grab bag, and Menchies offers one free yogurt. Presented with support from Barnes & Noble and the Explorers of JCK Resources, and sponsored by Diana Health.

Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Plano hosts a monthly stroke support group that brings survivors and their families together for education, encouragement, and connection. In a supportive setting, attendees can share their stories, learn practical ways to navigate life after a stroke, and receive guidance from rehabilitation professionals committed to promoting recovery and independence. Caregivers and loved ones are welcome to participate, and the group is open to the community. This group is approved by the American Stroke Association and offers ongoing educational and emotional support with in-person connection to help survivors and caregivers move forward together.

A free pet protection clinic will provide microchips and rabies vaccinations at no cost for Garland residents. A dedicated team will be on site to help ensure pets are protected and up to date. To keep the process efficient, service is currently prioritized for residents in zip codes 75041 and 75040. No appointments are required, services are offered on a first come, first served basis, and availability is limited to supplies on hand. Arriving early can help secure service, and pets should be brought to receive care. Funding for the vaccines and microchips is provided by Friends of Rescue Animals, and additional areas are planned to be visited soon.

Dan And Shay bring The Young Tour to Dallas with a live concert at Dos Equis Pavilion. Experience the duo on stage at this Dallas venue.

FoodeesFest brings a full weekend of flavorful food, one of a kind vendors, and a high energy atmosphere to Garland, Texas. Admission is free with registration, and registering also enters attendees into a daily drawing for a complimentary meal. One free meal is awarded each day, and winners are notified by email.

Billie Jo Jones returns to Love and War in Plano, Texas for a live performance. Tickets are on sale now, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $22.50 in advance and $27 on the day of the show. Early purchase is recommended since the best seats are likely to go quickly.

Swirled Star Delights will be at the Lucas Farmers Market at Lucas Community Park with a table full of fresh, handcrafted baked goods. Look for star-shaped breads, savory swirl loaves, cinnamon rolls with a gourmet touch, sweet loaves, and more.

Enjoy an easygoing morning at the Lucas Farmers Market, featuring local vendors, fresh goods, and a welcoming community vibe. Wander the stalls, shop from small businesses, and take in the friendly atmosphere. This event is open to all ages.

The second annual Aishwaryam festival celebrates Deepawali, Navaratri, and Aippasi traditions with a rich mix of cultural experiences. Highlights include stage performances, live music, visual art, shopping, festive food, and activities for families. Dance, music, and vocal schools are invited to showcase their talent on a major cultural stage in the DFW area, with options to register for performance slots. A Deepawali-themed shopping mela offers vendor spaces for presenting products, crafts, and services. A dedicated food court features celebratory dishes from partner vendors. The entertainment lineup includes a light concert set by a live band performing popular tunes. Local businesses can participate as donors or sponsors, with opportunities to feature brand logos in event promotions. AKM promotes across major cities and community groups throughout the DFW Metroplex, providing strong visibility. The event is hosted at My Possibilities.

12 Stones is set to perform at Love and War in Plano, Texas. Tickets are on sale with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Prices are $27 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Ticket information is available through the link in the bio.

The Texins Jazz Band marks its 40th anniversary with a concert featuring Gunhild Carling. This milestone performance brings Carling together with the band to celebrate four decades of music.

Ron and Darrin bring their acoustic show to Backyard Murphy, performing an unplugged set.

Kenny Feidler and The Cowboy Killers take the stage at Love and War in Plano, TX for a live show. Tickets are on sale with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Prices are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

Mason Lively returns to Love and War in Plano for a bluesy evening featuring special guest Kyle Garrett. Tickets are on sale with options that include individual general admission, reserved seats, and reserved tables. Pricing is $19.50 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

Sicario: Day of the Dead brings a two-day paintball showdown to Giant Party Sports, featuring session-play battles across the venue’s updated fields. The event includes assault squad action on the airball fields and night games with cosmic paintball that count toward overall points. Additional nighttime play on the recball fields may be added based on interest. Registration will open soon.

Spooky Sprint- Dallas brings runners and walkers to Audubon Park in Garland for chip timed 5k, 10k, and half marathon distances, plus an untimed 1 mile and a kids dash. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The kids dash gathers at the start line and participants are guided to the starting area, followed by the National Anthem and the main race start. Real time results and awards can be checked at the registration tent after you finish. Every entry includes great perks. The 5k, 10k, and half marathon come with a custom bib, a specially designed shirt, and a finisher medal. The 1 mile is untimed and also includes a bib, shirt, and medal. The kids dash is for ages 10 and under and provides a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a kid specific medal, and children may run the dash at no cost if they prefer not to receive the swag. Enjoy complimentary race photos, finish line snacks, live results, and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere for every pace and fitness level. Reduced pricing is available for ages 12 and under in the 5k and 10k at $17. Early registration is recommended to ensure a shirt.

A student-led Halloween car show from the Garland High School Class of 2027 brings the community together for seasonal fun in the front parking lot of Garland High School. Admission is free for all attendees. Families can enjoy a spooky candy stroll with trick-or-treating throughout the event, and costumes are encouraged to show off Halloween spirit. Expect a showcase of standout vehicles and a trophy presentation to honor top entries. Food options and local vendors will be on hand for bites and shopping. Opportunities are available for competitors, vendors, and sponsors. Competitors can bring a vehicle to compete for trophies and may register in advance. Vendors can present products, services, or food to local attendees, and sponsors can support a fully student-led effort while gaining community visibility.

Designed for newcomers to drawing, this friendly workshop builds core skills through simple, approachable exercises. Participants experiment with a variety of lines, from thin to bold and from straight to curved, to see how different marks change the look and feel of a sketch. You will practice spotting basic shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles, then combine them to suggest three-dimensional forms. The session also introduces light, shadow, and gradual shading to create depth and dimension. Open to ages 11 and up. The cost is $40 per person, and all supplies are included. No previous experience is needed.

Little Big Town will perform live at Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.

DFW Funko members will be set up at the new location of the North Dallas Toy Show. Explore more than 120 tables filled with collectible toys, including Hot Wheels, Pokémon cards, action figures, comic books, Funko items, Godzilla memorabilia, trading cards, Barbie, TMNT, Masters of the Universe, anime, G.I. Joe, Dragon Ball Z, video games, and more. Admission is $4, and kids 10 and under get in free. This family friendly gathering offers a wide range of finds for collectors of all ages.

Ann Hampton Callaway brings a concert of favorites to the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts, drawing on signature productions that salute Barbra Streisand, the sounds of the 1970s, Linda Ronstadt, Ella Fitzgerald, and Sarah Vaughan, along with selections from Finding Beauty: Inspired Classics and Originals. A Tony Award nominee and a devoted voice for the Great American Songbook, she has built a multifaceted career as a vocalist, pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, actress, educator, television host, and producer. Audiences know her from Swing! on Broadway and for creating and performing the theme to the television series The Nanny. Critics from Jazz Times and The New York Times have praised her creative artistry and striking vocal beauty, and this program gathers highlights that show why her performances resonate so strongly.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the Speechless 25th Anniversary Tour to Eisemann Center’s Hill Performance Hall in Dallas (Richardson), TX, honoring the album that produced seven number-one radio singles. The entire record will be performed in sequence, featuring songs such as Dive, Be Still and Know, and Fingerprints of God, along with additional hits and a few surprises. This milestone celebration is entering its final stretch. Entry options include VIP, early entry, and general admission, with doors opening ahead of the performance. For ticket protection, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, as listings from third parties are not allowed on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed or supported.

Garland pet owners can access a free clinic at Jon Comer Skatepark offering microchips and rabies vaccines at no cost. Service is limited to Garland residents, with current focus on the 75041 and 75040 zip codes to help keep everything running smoothly. Staff will be on site to ensure pets are protected and up to date. No appointments are needed, and services are first come, first served while supplies last. Funding for the vaccines and microchips is provided by Friends of Rescue Animals. Additional areas are planned soon.

This event features Doja Cat at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

Skillet performs live at House of Blues in Dallas. This concert features the band on stage at the venue.

Just Crop presents a holiday-themed makers weekend at Hilton Garden Inn Allen, filled with seasonal inspiration, hands-on crafting, and a special Holiday Make & Take. The focus is on creating handmade gifts and festive projects while connecting with a room full of fellow crafters. Participants can choose their preferred crop days to tailor the experience to their schedule. It is a warm, creative setting designed for making, sharing ideas, and enjoying a productive holiday craft weekend.

Take part in a two day, interactive serger workshop led by Sookie Sews. Known for approachable guidance, Sookie helps sewists gain confidence through clear, sequential instruction and useful, project based practice. Machines and all materials are supplied during class, creating a fully supported learning environment. Early bird tickets are available. More information will be shared soon.

Ron and Darrin present Acoustic Chaos at The Lion & Crown in Allen at Watters Creek.

Sundance Head returns to Love and War in Plano for a live performance. Tickets are on sale now, with options for individual general admission as well as reserved seats and tables. Pricing is $22.50 in advance and $27 on the day of the show.

Courtney Marie performs live at Canyon Creek Country Club in Richardson, Texas.

Blackland Prairie Raptor Center’s First Saturday offers a family-friendly morning with hands-on activities, fun games, and trail walks. The highlight is a live raptor program that brings ambassador birds up close while sharing how they fit into the ecosystem, and photography is welcome. This edition features the Pollinator Paradise theme, with opportunities to learn how to attract backyard wildlife, stop by a Certify Your Backyard station, explore pocket prairie education, enjoy face painting and photo ops, engage with education stations, join a prairie walk, take part in enrichment building, create seed packets or seed bombs, experience Agents of Discovery, and more. A Quiet Area with sensory-friendly activities, presented in partnership with Sensory Days Dallas, will be available. Ticket sales support the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center’s work caring for raptors, protecting the Blackland Prairie, and providing educational programs for families. Because this is an outdoor experience, plans may change in the event of heavy rain or lightning. If postponed, tickets can be used on the new date or for a future First Saturday, and if those options are not possible, tickets may be considered a donation.

Plano’s signature food and wine celebration returns to Legacy West, presented by Land Rover, offering a day filled with tastings, shopping, and lively festival energy. Explore an extensive selection of award-winning wines, creative cocktails, and mouthwatering bites from standout local restaurants. A Food Tasting Pass includes dishes from 15 handpicked spots drawn from a lineup of about 30 participants, with chefs competing for the People’s Choice Award. Expect names like Quartino, Truluck’s Ocean’s Finest Seafood and Crab, Earls Kitchen + Bar, Victory Tap, Toulouse Cafe and Bar, Taverna, Kai, Lombardi Cucina Italiana, The Renaissance Hotel Plano, Fogo de Chao, Tacodeli, Uchiko, Chiloso Mexican Bistro, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Shake Shack, Loro Asian Smokehouse, Amorino Gelato, Tande Craft Kitchen & Cocktails, and Burnt BBQ & Tacos. Wine lovers can enjoy more than 100 selections with a Wine Tasting Pass that includes 20 one-ounce pours, and spirits tastings highlight vodka, bourbon, tequila, and more. Beyond the food and drinks, browse local vendors, snap photos at a complimentary booth, and discover sponsor activations throughout the venue. Ticket options include the Visit Plano VIP Pass at $125, which pairs food and wine tasting with exclusive perks such as access to the Tommy Bahama VIP patio featuring island-inspired bites, two drink tickets redeemable for beer, wine, or the festival’s signature cocktail, shaded seating, and VIP activations. The Food + Wine Tasting Pass at $80 provides a signature event wine glass, 20 wine tasting tickets, and cuisine from 15 restaurants. The Wine Tasting Only option at $45 includes a signature glass and 20 wine tasting tickets. The Food Tasting Only option at $55 offers cuisine from 15 restaurants. Quantities are limited and may sell out. Presented with support from Land Rover Frisco, Legacy West, Lombardi Family Concepts, Prestige Community Credit Union, Saratoga, Park Place Acura, and Visit Plano. Organized by SBG Hospitality. This event is rain or shine with no refunds. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Children are welcome, though there are no child-focused activities.

Travel back to 1963 as C.S. Lewis welcomes a gathering of American writers into his living room near Oxford. By the warmth of the fire, the celebrated British author shares quick wit and engaging conversation while reflecting on the people and turning points that shaped his life. He recalls his friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien, the moment he nearly set aside the Narnia chronicles, the path that led him to Christian faith, and the American woman who transformed his world. Praised by critics for its excellence and insight, this theatrical experience invites audiences to rediscover the enduring influence of a 20th century literary giant whose legacy remains vibrant more than half a century after his passing.

Set at Genesis Ballrooms, this Casino Night features casino-style games, food and desserts, beer and wine, and music from a live DJ. Options will include sponsorship tables and single-ticket purchases, and tickets will be available soon.

Turnpike Tributedours return to Love and War in Plano with a tribute show dedicated to Turnpike. Tickets are available for purchase, with options for individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance pricing is $22.50, and day-of admission is $27. Buying early is recommended to secure preferred seating.

Reputation, a tribute to the music of Taylor Swift, brings a full-stage celebration of her eras to The Plaza Theatre in Garland. The show features fan favorites like Blank Space, Bad Blood, Shake It Off, and more, highlighting the storytelling and energy that have made her a global pop icon. This nationally touring production has been covered by the LA Times and the Dallas Observer. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to sing and dance, and feel free to dress in your favorite era.

This event features Bonobo at The Echo Lounge and Music Hall in Dallas, Texas.

The fourth annual 2026 Fall NTX Native Plant and Seed Share gathers native plant enthusiasts at Spring Creek Forest Preserve for an exchange focused solely on Texas species. Start gathering seeds ahead of time. To participate, bring only Texas natives and exclude any invasive species. All plants and seeds should be healthy and free of pests or disease. Prepare items so they are ready to share and clearly labeled. Separate seeds and offer them in bulk or in individual envelopes. Bring plants already potted or bring cuttings kept in water. Pack any containers or other supplies you expect to need.

Aga Khan Master Musicians share a program shaped by the musical lineages of the Middle East and the Mediterranean, Central Asia, and China. Convened through the Aga Khan Music Programme, the ensemble explores how fresh creativity can help renew cultural heritage. These artists are acclaimed performers as well as composers and arrangers who have appeared on prominent stages around the world, and they also contribute as teachers, mentors, and curators. Each member is grounded in rigorous traditions that value established styles, repertoires, teaching methods, and performance practices. Guided by the idea that heritage can be a compass for new expression, they create an original body of work that draws on the past without being confined by it, often collaborating with distinguished guest artists.

This free expo at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center connects seniors and their families with local organizations that provide support and resources. Attendees can meet representatives, gather information, and enter prize drawings. Refreshments are available, and health screenings are offered.

GWAR comes to AM/FM Backyard in Dallas.

Cox Elementary PTA Spirit Night takes place at Sachse Hat Creek. Hat Creek will donate 25 percent of sales when guests let the cashier know they are there for Spirit Night, so enjoy a meal and a drink while contributing to the total.

Katseye appears at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

Jose Madero performs live at House of Blues Dallas in Dallas, Texas. This event features the artist on stage at the Dallas venue.

Get ready for a loud, heavy night as Texas Hippie Coalition makes their return to Love and War in Plano, TX. Tickets are on sale now, with options for general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Advance tickets are priced at $29.50, and day-of-show tickets are $35. Secure your spot early for the best seating choices.

In partnership with Richardson Independent School District, this event celebrates Hispanic heritage through art, music, dance, and food. Mariachi and folklorico groups from across RISD take the Hill Performance Hall stage for performances and lead clinics that share their music and dance with the community.

Daughtry performs at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas as part of the 20 Years Unplugged Tour.

An indoor pet adoption event at Hollywood Feed in Murphy welcomes both dogs and cats. The store provides a neutral place for fosters to build social skills and set up meet and greets with potential adopters outside the home. Pups and kitties that are ready for events are welcome. Bring a crate or puppy pen for each foster. For puppies with only two rounds of vaccinations, place a blanket or tarp under their pen so paws do not touch the floor. Fosters must be collared, leashed, and wearing a DogRRR ID tag, and should be spayed or neutered unless too young. Please update each foster’s photo, bio, and stats online beforehand. Hosted by Christi Whitfield. Those without a current foster can also help by transporting a dog or cat that needs a ride.

Enjoy a relaxed, in-person crafting weekend designed for uninterrupted creating. This two-day gathering offers plenty of time to focus on your projects, and you can leave your workspace set up overnight so you can pick up right where you left off. Bring any craft that fits on a 6-foot table, and make use of available electricity for quilting, sewing, scrapbooking, stamping, jewelry making, and more. Organized by a community of makers who create together and share ideas, it is not a sales or teaching event, just crafting and camaraderie. Open to participants ages 15 and older, welcoming both men and women, with attendance limited to 54 people. The setting is the Hilton Garden Inn Dallas-Richardson, offering a comfortable environment for crafting along with convenient on-site dining. A discounted room block is available for event participants at $90 per night for a king room or $99 per night for a room with two queens. The special rate does not include complimentary breakfast, and availability is first come, first served. To receive the group rate, contact the hotel directly and mention Dallas Crafters Marathon. Advance registration is strongly encouraged due to limited seating, and only full event passes covering both days are offered in advance. If space remains, single-day admission may be available at the door on a first-come, first-served basis after all pre-registered attendees have been accommodated. No refunds are offered at this time. If the event must be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, refunds will be issued. If you plan to paint or work on a potentially messy project, confirm with organizers ahead of time and bring protective coverings such as tarps or shower curtain liners to protect the tables and carpet.

Returning with performances every third Friday of the month, this event showcases a mix of classic country, classic rock, and a few newer tunes. Plan to enjoy a meal and stick around for the live music.

Journey performs live at American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Discover acrylic painting in a welcoming workshop focused on creating artwork with acrylics. Build foundational skills including color mixing, varied brushwork, layering, and simple composition. The instructor demonstrates techniques and offers clear guidance while participants paint their own pieces. Expect an encouraging setting that invites experimentation and helps each person explore a personal style, with a laid back and enjoyable pace. For ages 11 and older. The fee is $40 per person, and all materials are included.

Slugger's Rule returns to Gillespie's Tavern at the Shire with songs, whiskey, and good times among friends. There will be live music in the tavern.

Ron and Darrin bring their Acoustic Chaos show to Backyard Murphy.

Plum Tuckered Out Productions presents a gospel stage play at the Granville Arts Center. Daddy’s Home follows Tiffany, who has carried the burden of family secrets, painful memories, and a father’s absence for years. When someone from the past returns unexpectedly, life is upended and the family is compelled to face what they thought was behind them. With humor, heartfelt moments, and surprising turns, this story explores family, forgiveness, healing, and redemption, affirming that no situation lies beyond God’s power to restore. It offers a theatrical journey that invites both laughter and tears and aims to leave audiences encouraged.

Trivium brings a live show to South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

Free microchips and free rabies vaccines are available for Garland residents at a pet protection clinic at Williams Stadium. Service is first come, first served, with no appointments needed and offered while supplies last. To help keep the process smooth and timely, the clinic is currently focusing on residents in zip codes 75041 and 75040, with visits to other areas planned soon. A team will be on site to help make sure pets are protected and up to date. This event is made possible with support from Friends of Rescue Animals, which is funding the vaccines and microchips. Arrive early, bring your pets, and take advantage of these free lifesaving services.

A crossover event uniting Disney's Descendants and Zombies takes place at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, bringing both franchises together in a single themed experience.

Held at Texas Survival School, this course is intended for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who works or spends time in remote settings. It focuses on advanced first aid skills for emergencies when professional responders may be far away. The curriculum follows the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid guidelines and aligns with OSHA best practices for workplace first aid training. The class runs 16 hours and awards a two year certification, with a digital certificate available upon successful completion. Participants must be at least 14 years old and have current adult CPR/AED certification. Instruction covers primary and secondary assessments, care for head, brain, neck and spinal injuries, heat-related emergencies, hypothermia, altitude illness, allergies and anaphylaxis, burns, bone and joint injuries, and the management of wounds and infections.

Talons & Treasures at Blackland Prairie Raptor Center presents a festive holiday marketplace featuring artisan-made gifts, local makers, and handcrafted finds that make shopping for every person on a holiday list simple and meaningful. While browsing, visitors can enjoy the prairie setting, connect with fellow wildlife enthusiasts, and support local businesses as well as conservation efforts. Activities include learning how to attract backyard wildlife and certifying your backyard station, pocket prairie education, face painting and photo opportunities, interactive education stations, a raptor program, a prairie walk, enrichment building, creating seed packets or seed bombs, Agents of Discovery, and more.

The Randall Armstrong Band brings live country music to Good Vibes Bar & Grill in Richardson, TX. The show features dance friendly tunes and a lively atmosphere with food available. Look for songs such as “Nothing Beats a Two Step” and “He Loved Me to Death.” A $5 cover applies to the first 200 people.

The Velvet Kings return to The Lion & Crown - Allen for a rock show in Allen. The band is back on this familiar stage to deliver rock music at the venue.

DFW Funko members will have a presence at the new home of the North Dallas Toy Show, offering a day centered on collectibles of all kinds. Browse more than 120 tables featuring items like Hot Wheels, Pokémon cards, action figures, comic books, Funko pieces, Godzilla memorabilia, trading cards, Barbie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Masters of the Universe, anime, G.I. Joe, Dragon Ball Z, video games, and more. Admission is $4, and children 10 and under enter free. The show is hosted at the Courtyard Marriott and is intended to be enjoyable for the whole family.

An adult and pediatric CPR and AED class that trains participants to recognize and provide care for a range of breathing and cardiac emergencies affecting adults. Those who complete the course requirements receive a digital Adult CPR/AED certification valid for two years.

Internationally recognized pianist Jeffrey Siegel offers an inviting blend of performance and conversation, illuminating great piano works through expressive, poetic playing and thoughtful commentary. The program showcases Hungarian Dances brimming with energy, graceful waltzes, the ardent B minor Rhapsody, and richly expressive Intermezzi. Engaging remarks, exceptional musicianship, and a brief question and answer session bring the concert to a warm and lively close.

DVG America brings a prestigious national IGP championship to Allen, Texas. Hosted by Next Level Smart Dog Club, the competition features judges Denis Krigbaum for tracking, Markus Klukas for obedience, and Tim Karchnak for protection. Helpers will be announced. An entry form is required, and late entries will not be accepted.

Ron and Darrin present their Acoustic Chaos performance at the Lion & Crown in Allen at Watters Creek, showcasing an acoustic set.

A full band performs live at Good Vibes Bar & Grill.

This event features a live performance by Whitechapel at House of Blues in Dallas.

Canadian Brass brings its globally acclaimed artistry to the stage, widely recognized as a leading brass ensemble. Known for polished programs and a natural connection with audiences, the group presents concerts shaped by a long-standing commitment to music that resonates with both performers and listeners. The program spans an array of styles, moving from Baroque favorites and Dixieland to works by Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi, along with selections by Joplin, Gershwin, and Ellington. Audiences can also hear pieces drawn from ballet and opera, plus new compositions and custom arrangements created specifically for the ensemble.