Family events in Princeton, TX

Settle in at HUB 121 for a free outdoor concert as Texas Clearwater Revival performs the music of Fogerty and CCR. Bring chairs and blankets for comfortable lawn seating. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but on-site restaurants offer plenty of options, and a concession stand will be set up next to the stage. Parking is available in surface lots as well as in a two-story garage.

Jump Into Art Studios presents a refreshed open studio and art drop-in open to everyone who wants to create. Participants can use the studio’s materials, supplies, and guidance to explore projects at their own pace. Paint on canvas or T-shirts, assemble mosaics, or bring a personal project to work on in a welcoming setting. Sign-up is available.

A free resource fair and family activity day in Fairview, Texas focuses on autism. Attendees can learn about autism services and explore community resources, while children enjoy sensory-friendly activities. The first 50 families to arrive will receive a complimentary Centria swag bag.

Kids can dive into creativity in a new art class with Lisa Jane Long. They will explore fresh techniques, make lasting memories, and have lots of fun. Space is limited.

Guests will taste an array of sweet and savory baked creations, then cast a vote for their favorite. The bake off focuses on sampling and voting, inviting everyone to try different flavors and choose what they like best. The event takes place at The Melissa Market.

District 121 hosts a DJ Dance Party with DJ Art, featuring crowd favorites and upbeat energy in a family-friendly setting. There is plenty of room to dance with friends and family, and the event is free for the community. It happens every second and fourth Saturday, with dance-ready music and a welcoming atmosphere.

Kids ages 7 to 18 can explore sewing at Jump Into Art Studios with Miss Sarah in a friendly, beginner focused series that covers both machine techniques and hand stitching. The program starts with fundamentals on an embroidery hoop to practice threading a needle and the running stitch, along with a machine practice sheet to learn how to use the presser foot, turn corners, and build comfort. Students then choose from simple starter projects like a pencil roll or a drawstring bag, moving forward at their own pace. All supplies are included. JoJo, the studio feline, may stop by for inspections and a few pets, adding extra charm to the workspace. Classes take place on the second floor, and while there is no elevator, the teacher can assist anyone who needs help with the stairs.

Stroller Strides at District 121 offers an outdoor full-body workout created for parents and caregivers with little ones along for the ride. The class mixes cardio, strength work, and movement while creating space to connect with other young families. It is a free community session at District 121. Participants are encouraged to bring a stroller and a water bottle.