Events in Rockwall, TX

Start the day exploring new business possibilities over coffee and conversation. Each Friday offers a chance to connect with local business professionals and build meaningful relationships.

Golfers, sponsors, and supporters come together at Westridge Golf Course in McKinney, Texas for the second annual nonPareil Plano Golf Classic, a day of play and connection that benefits nonPareil and its mission to build better futures for adults with autism. Participation supports programs that help adults with autism develop technical and work-readiness skills, grow confidence, and pursue greater independence. Ways to take part include entering as a golfer, sponsoring the tournament, or helping raise awareness.

Experience a day on the fairways at the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber Golf Tournament at Oak Hollow Golf Course in McKinney. Open to seasoned players and first-timers alike, this event blends friendly competition with opportunities to connect with local business owners and community members while supporting the Chamber. Entry options include an individual registration for $150 or a team of four for $600. Sponsorships are available for businesses seeking visibility with golfers, business leaders, and neighbors, with support benefiting the work of the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber. Registration is available online or by QR code.

Bluebonnet RC&D hosts its annual meeting featuring guest speakers and an annual business meeting. The program highlights resources that can benefit local communities, including Soil and Water Conservation Districts and USDA NRCS programs, Healthy Lawns Healthy Waters, and Wildlife Services with attention to feral hogs. Registration is not required. Bluebonnet serves the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Ellis, Hill, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Rockwall, Navarro, and Parker, bringing people and organizations together to identify local needs, explore funding opportunities, support community improvements, and provide conservation education. Its proposed work plan includes community improvement grants, educational outreach, and environmental cleanup projects, subject to funding and eligibility.

At Uptown Cheapskate Rockwall, a three-day Dollar Day Sale features clearance items priced from $2 to $5. The event also includes a Retro and Movie Night Drop with vintage inspired selections that add a nostalgic twist to the racks. Shoppers can hunt for budget friendly finds throughout the sale and explore the themed drop during the run.

At Brunch House in Rockwall, this relaxed paint-and-sip blends creativity with a laid-back brunch vibe. Step-by-step guidance makes it welcoming for first-timers as well as experienced painters, so you can enjoy time with friends, sip mimosas, and leave with a canvas you are proud of. Each ticket includes one complimentary beverage, and limited-time menu items created for the occasion will be available to purchase. The session runs with a minimum of five painters and is capped at sixteen to keep things social and easygoing.

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Experience the DMA through a bimonthly gallery talk series designed for adults and offered free of charge. Art Beyond Sight features educator and disability advocate Erica Kress guiding a tour that highlights artists who have experienced vision loss or blindness. Attendees use blind simulation glasses and additional tools to engage with works from the DMA collection, encouraging a new and inclusive perspective in the galleries.

Fridays at Cibo Cucina Italiana feature a Social Night that pairs Italian flavors with a lively setting at a smart price. For $29 per person, the experience includes an appetizer that can be shared or ordered individually, a choice of pizza or a pasta such as Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and one drink with options like Italian beer, house wine, or a cocktail. It suits a date, a get together with friends, or a relaxed evening out.

FoodeesFest is headed to Garland, Texas with a full weekend of delicious food, one of a kind vendors, and lively energy. Admission is free with registration, and registering also enters participants into a free meal giveaway, with one meal awarded per day and winners notified by email.

At the axh Research Symposium, faculty highlight their work through storytelling, inventive advances, and imaginative inquiry, revealing emerging ideas and fresh viewpoints.

SiNaCa Studios presents a festive fall market and pumpkin patch that brings together glass art and community. This outdoor experience features artisan glass pumpkins and distinctive works by local and regional artists, plus seasonal treats and plenty of chances to discover one-of-a-kind décor and gifts. Admission is free and open to all. Every purchase supports working artists and helps advance SiNaCa Studios’ mission to make glass art education accessible. As part of ArtsGoggle, Fort Worth’s largest arts festival, the celebration connects with a citywide showcase of more than 1,000 visual artists, 50 live music acts, and continuous food and entertainment in the Near Southside. Throughout the event, explore the Pumpkin Patch and Glass Market, watch glassmaking demonstrations offered during the day, and look for the Blue Dot Special with 50 percent off any blue dot item. A virtual gallery is available for browsing and shopping online. The Glass Midway adds playful competition, where a $5 donation provides one ticket good for any interactive game, with proceeds supporting SiNaCa Studios’ educational programs. One ticket includes two pulls on Kerplunk, two drops on Plinko, or ten rings for ring toss. Whether you are searching for a perfect seasonal pumpkin, a standout piece of art, or a relaxed autumn outing, this gathering highlights creativity, community, and glass that truly shines.

Glow Night returns with an after-dark treetop adventure at Go Ape. Spend the evening climbing, swinging, and moving through the trees under nighttime glow, then capture the moment at a dedicated selfie station. Glow accessories are included while supplies last. Every reservation is entered into a nationwide Glow Night sweepstakes with prizes that may include a one-year Go Ape membership, free merchandise, and tickets for another outing. Share photos by tagging @GoApeUSA for a chance to be featured. Reservations are required and capacity is limited.

Plans are underway for a special night at Glen Oaks Elementary. Organizers describe it as a highlight of the year, and more details will be shared as the event approaches.

RetroActive performs classic rock on the patio at Fresh by Brookshire's in Fate. Food and drinks are available, and the atmosphere is welcoming for families.

At TUPPS Brewery in McKinney, TX, discover a marketplace of local vendors showcasing handmade crafts, artisanal goods, and other locally made products. The experience combines shopping with live music and craft beer, creating a welcoming, family friendly setting that celebrates the local creative community. Explore distinctive finds, support small businesses, and enjoy the relaxed brewery atmosphere. Organized by SBG Hospitality in partnership with TUPPS Brewery.

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.

Disney’s Moana JR. arrives onstage as a 60-minute musical that brings Moana’s island home of Motunui to life while following her ocean journey to safeguard her community and understand her heritage. With the demigod Maui at her side, she faces trials, discovers inner strength, and builds true friendship, sharing themes of courage and putting others first. The show features favorite songs from the film, including “How Far I’ll Go,” “Shiny,” and “You’re Welcome,” with music by Tony, GRAMMY, Emmy, and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa’i, and Mark Mancina. Serenity appears as Moana. Disney’s Moana JR. is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with all authorized materials supplied by MTI.

Explore stained glass techniques by crafting a one-of-a-kind leaf. Participants will cut their own glass pieces, wrap the edges with copper foil, and solder everything into a finished design. Choose a timeless autumn style or base the look on a favorite houseplant. This experience is for ages 16 and up. The cost is $50.

A welcoming romance book club gathers in the Cafe for conversation about favorite reads and new discoveries. First-time participants receive a complimentary cookie and tall drink from the Cafe. Updates and voting for the next pick are available through the Instagram account @bnfrisco.

Daniel Nwosu Jr., known as Dax, appears during a period marked by nearly four billion worldwide streams. After a run of 2025 singles embraced by fans and the country-tinged breakthrough Dear Alcohol surpassing 350 million streams, his cross-genre viral track Lonely Dirt Road fueled a sold-out headline tour that reached major cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. He continues that momentum in 2026 with new releases like Temptation, God, Can You Hear Me?, and Caught You In The Bed already available, with more music and additional headline dates on the horizon. Ticket access includes multiple presales, including artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation options, plus a VIP package and a general public onsale.

OMH presents a vibrant Dandia Night filled with music, dance and celebration. Early bird pricing is available for tickets, and all proceeds go to charity.

A spooky drive-through car wash offers an exterior clean alongside surprise encounters with creepy characters roaming nearby. Enjoy some treats during your visit.

A free, open-air concert series fills Friday and Saturday nights from May through October. Performances pause on Founders Day and over the Independence Day weekend.

Bayonne brings the 'Filters' Tour to Club Dada with Blue Capricorn. The Austin-based experimental avant-pop and electronic artist, known offstage as Roger Sellers, builds immersive soundscapes filled with layers, texture, and heartfelt resonance. The performance centers on his fourth album, Filters, extending the path set by 2023's Temporary Time with graceful melodies, smooth synths, touches of field recordings, and an uplifting yet tranquil blend of piano and percussion. The new material reflects a personal passage through the loss of his father toward a sense of acceptance. This event is open to all ages.

Jon B. performs at House of Blues Dallas with a show that welcomes guests of all ages. Denaron is slated to open, and supporting lineups may change without notice. For VIP seating options, contact HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com. Experience upgrades are available.

Sip & Throw Pottery Nights at Jump Into Art Studios in McKinney, TX offers a relaxed adult pottery class that pairs creativity with a social atmosphere. Wine is served, and participants may bring a favorite beverage to enjoy while exploring hands-on techniques at the potter’s wheel. It is a fitting choice for date nights, group outings, or anyone eager to tap into their artistic side. The setting is casual and encouraging, with a focus on practical wheel-throwing skills and a no-pressure experience that makes learning feel enjoyable.

Friday Night Live brings live music to The Grove at The Village at Allen, presented by Melody of Hope. Attendees can spread out on blankets or settle into lawn chairs, grab takeout from on-site restaurants to create a picnic, and enjoy performances through the evening. This date features Larry Ladale, blending 80s rock flair with blues, gospel influences, pop, and funk for an energetic, feel-good set. There is no admission fee and everyone is welcome. Seating on the lawn is first come, first served, and blankets and lawn chairs are permitted. Coolers and glass are not allowed. Guests are encouraged to support on-site restaurants and retailers by purchasing food and beverages there. To keep the experience pleasant for all, please dispose of trash properly and follow any directions from event staff or security. Children younger than 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Plans and performers may change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, and if it rains the show will be rescheduled.

Corey Holcomb delivers candid, relationship-centered stand-up shaped by a long climb from neighborhood stages to a seat on Jay Leno's Tonight Show couch. His path began in 1992 when Adele Givens called him up for his first open mic, leading to a full-time career highlighted by top honors at the Miller Genuine Draft Comedy Search, the Budweiser Comedy Competition, Chicago Home Jam, and Laffapalooza, along with appearances at the Montreal Just for Laughs and Chicago Comedy Festival. His material reaches audiences across backgrounds and digs into the struggle to make relationships work, often framing the back and forth with a hunter and prey metaphor. He pairs pointed commentary with expressive stage faces to convey care even while he critiques. Screen and TV credits include the independent film Who's Watching the Kids, MTV and MTV2's Wild 'N Out, NBC's Last Comic Standing and The Tonight Show, 20th Century Fox's Like Mike, a recurring role on UPN's Half & Half, BET's Comic View, Fox's Mad TV, Comedy Central's Premium Blend, HBO's Def Comedy Jam, It's Showtime at the Apollo, Showtime's Shaq's All Star Comedy Jam, Tyler Perry's House of Pain, TV One's Rickey Smiley Show, and recurring character Robert Tubbs on Fox's The Cleveland Show. He has three specials of his own The Problem Is You, Comedy Central Presents Corey Holcomb, and Showtime Presents Your Way Ain't Working, and also appears in Think Like A Man Too and Adult Swim's Black Jesus.

A night of traditional country fills Arlington Music Hall as Curb Records artist Mo Pitney returns with special guest Tristan Roberson. Pitney’s career highlights include a standing ovation during his first Grand Ole Opry appearance, recognition as an Artist To Watch by Rolling Stone, Billboard, and The Bobby Bones Show, and more than 40 million streams for his autobiographical debut, Behind This Guitar. Influenced by Ray Price, Buck Owens, Roger Miller, and Merle Haggard, he brings originals like Ain’t Bad for a Good Ol’ Boy, which appeared on The Ranch soundtrack, alongside new material including his single Wake Up And Smell The Country (with Jake Worthington). Roberson, an 18-year-old singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Frisco, Texas, is a Josie Music Award winner and a Texas Country Music Association and Texas Regional Radio Award winner. His single I Can’t Get Over You is a Top 6 entry on the TRRR chart.

Experience an interactive murder mystery at Blue Mesa Grill in Dallas, where anyone might turn out to be the killer. Follow clues, speak with suspects, and use your detective instincts to piece together the truth as the story twists and turns. The evening includes a three course dinner with entrée options such as Southwest Chicken Penne, Smoked Chicken Enchilada, or a Vegetarian Enchilada, plus Sopapilla Cheesecake for dessert. You may even find yourself drawn into the investigation as a suspect before the case is closed.

An outdoor movie series from Downtown Dallas, Inc. turns Main Street Garden Park in downtown Dallas into a countdown to Halloween, showcasing spooky favorites across four decades. This installment features a double feature with Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1h 24m) followed by The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1h 40m). It is part of a run of five Friday screenings celebrating horror, camp, and the supernatural.

An off-the-cuff Shakespearean comedy spun from audience suggestions, where every show turns into a fresh saga of tragic love, royal treachery, mistaken identities, dueling blades, restless spirits, towering speeches, and an outrageous tally of onstage deaths. Nothing is written in advance... the cast invents the plot, the verse, and the twists as they go. Watch a reckless band of players attempt to conjure a full Shakespeare play before your eyes, chaos and poetry arriving in equal measure. The play is the thing, and this time it is completely made up.

Drivers can wind through a spooky, sudsy haunted car wash as Scooter guides the way through a maze of twists, turns, and unexpected scares, then roll out with a freshly cleaned car. This limited two-night experience brings Halloween chills with a playful spirit. Admission is free for Suds Club members, $20 for non-members, and $10 for students. Tickets are available on site, with an option to purchase in advance to help reduce wait times.

Pat Green brings his evocative blend of traditional and modern country to Bass Hall in Fort Worth. Born in San Antonio, he has built a decades-spanning career defined by an authentic sound, heartfelt storytelling, and deep Texas pride, with songs rooted in the culture and experiences of the state. This Fort Worth engagement, presented by Performing Arts Fort Worth, is part of the Irwin Steel Popular Entertainment Series. Be mindful of unauthorized ticket brokers, as purchases through third parties may cost more than face value and cannot be validated, replaced, refunded, or guaranteed for entry. Updates such as time changes or cancellations are available only through official ticketing sources.

Patch Fest brings complimentary family-friendly films to the Pumpkin Patch, with screenings of Zootopia, The Secret Life of Pets, Monsters Inc, and Scooby Doo 2.

Bingo Loco brings a wild spin on the classic music guessing game to Live Arena, turning the night into a comedic game show led by a high energy host. Expect a party atmosphere with confetti cannons, CO2 blasts, throwback sing along hits, and prizes that keep the stakes high. Between rounds, the crowd gets in on lip sync battles, dance offs, conga lines, and rave style interludes, keeping the pace fast and the energy up. This event is for ages 21 and over.

Vince Staples performs at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas. Experience the artist live on stage in this ballroom venue.

At Granada Theater in Dallas, Book of Love reunites with all four original members to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut. The milestone arrives alongside an anniversary vinyl edition from Rhino Records and a career-spanning CD box set from Cherry Red Records. The group has returned to the studio with new music planned for 2026, their first release in more than three decades, and is performing a limited run of live shows to mark the occasion. Special guest DJ Lord Byron will appear, and the sound aligns with artists like Yaz, OMD, and Human League.

Mo Pitney takes the stage for a live country concert featuring warm, emotive vocals and deeply felt songs. Fans can look forward to hearing his music in person.

Karaoke takes over Showdown Saloon Arlington every Friday, putting participants in the spotlight as the stars of the show. The atmosphere is all about having fun and keeping the energy high. The night ends with a group singalong that celebrates the bar, creating a spirited sendoff until the next week.

Enjoy free live music from The Ransom Brothers. Table reservations are available, and guests can enjoy dinner before the show.

El Gancho Milonga offers a weekly social dance for Argentine tango enthusiasts at the Argentine Tango School of Dallas. Enjoy tandas on the floor, meet other dancers, and sample Argentine treats. An optional pre-milonga class is available for $35. General admission is $25 for non-members and $20 for ATS members. A combined class and milonga option is $50, with tickets sold at the door.

KETTAMA makes a debut appearance at SILO Dallas. A signup is available to receive an alert when tickets go on sale, and those who sign up are entered for a chance to win two side stage passes.

Friday Night Karaoke at Bethany Tavern in Allen, TX offers a night of singing, with a songbook available for selecting songs to perform.

A Harry Potter-themed comedy variety show turns The Comedy Arena into a playful night at Hogwarts, blending character comedy, live magic, interactive games, and surprises. Audience members are sorted into Hogwarts Houses before Lord Voldemort takes over hosting with help from Nagini. Professor Trelawney looks ahead with prophecies, Confetti Eddie performs live magic, and Hermione, Hagrid, and Sirius Black go head to head in a comedic game show. Throughout the show, the Houses vie for points and bragging rights until one claims the House Cup. The Boy Who Lived also makes an appearance. Whether you stand with Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff, or you simply know the movies, this experience is built for fans of all kinds.

Vinyl Tone performs covers spanning the 1960s through the 1990s. Fireball and Long Island iced teas are $4.25.

Karaoke brings a lively buzz to The Common Table in McKinney, TX, with chilled drinks and a crowd ready to cheer. Singers of any style can grab the mic and turn favorite tracks into a spotlight moment, while groups can relax and soak up the late night atmosphere. Arriving early is recommended, as the sign-up list can fill quickly.

Set your sights on a half or full marathon with a training event at Fleet Feet Mockingbird. It welcomes runners pursuing a big goal, those returning after time away, and anyone focused on running well, avoiding injuries, and having fun. The session is with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, which hosts the Dallas Galloway training program.

Organized by the American Diabetes Association, this ride brings together participants with their friends, families, and coworkers to support people living with diabetes. Set at Community Beer Company in Dallas, it offers a shared, purpose-driven experience on the road.

Swirled Star Delights will be at the Lucas Farmers Market, offering a selection of fresh artisan breads that includes star bread, savory swirled loaves, gourmet cinnamon rolls, sweet bread loaves, and more.

Take part in the Clemmer Classic Pickleball Tournament, which offers multiple divisions and two play formats. Players may register with a set partner for pool play that advances to a single elimination bracket, and there is also a rotating partner round robin offered as a women’s scrambler. Registration is open with pricing of $40 for a first division entry, $15 for a second, and $10 for a third. Choose your divisions, team up with a partner, and experience competitive matches alongside the pickleball community. For questions, contact tournament host Melanie Feliciano at 714-791-2001 or mafeliciano@yahoo.com.

At White Rock Market, Good Local Markets brings together a producer-only farmers market featuring local farmers with fresh produce, pasture-raised meats, and eggs, along with artisan foods like breads, jams, and granola. Creative vendors round it out with soaps, ceramics, jewelry, and other handmade goods. Everything is grown or made by the person selling it, with no resellers. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP benefits are doubled up to $30 per day. Expect live music and a welcoming community feel. The market takes place rain or shine and is friendly to both pets and strollers.

PicklePawLooza is a pickleball tournament benefiting Dallas Pets Alive, presented with Must Have Mutts. Hosted at The Grove, it welcomes seasoned players as well as those who enjoy friendly competition, all while rallying support for pets in need. Registration is $150, and first place earns a $250 prize. Competition begins with pool play on each court, and the leading teams advance to a single elimination playoff bracket. Every participant is automatically entered into a raffle, with additional tickets available on site. Proceeds support Dallas Pets Alive and its work to give pets and their people a second chance. Space is limited.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at the Lucas Farmers Market exploring local vendors, discovering fresh goods, and meeting friendly people. Take a leisurely stroll through the market, support small businesses, and appreciate the community atmosphere. Open to all ages.

A weekly road ride rolls out from Trek South Arlington in Arlington, Texas, offering a supportive environment to sharpen skills, connect with local riders, and enjoy varied terrain with rolling hills and stretches of flat road. Three options are planned so cyclists can choose the right challenge. The 26 mile group is a no drop ride paced around 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates. The 45 mile group is a drop ride targeting 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA. VeloSouth routes rotate from week to week, and this edition features a 67 mile drop ride at approximately 19 to 21 mph. Rest stops are provided only on routes of 60 miles or more, with regrouping as needed on shorter options. Ride marshals will be assigned at the start. Participants are encouraged to download the route files ahead of time. If rain is falling or the roads are wet, the ride will be canceled and updates will be shared via the group’s Strava community. For everyone’s safety, a helmet and a working taillight are required. Please follow traffic laws, heed ride leaders, and look after fellow cyclists.

The inaugural Fall Fest with Luckys features a wide variety of food, vendor offerings, and games, along with a themed photo backdrop for memorable snapshots. Children can take part in a costume contest that offers prizes, and families can visit a complimentary mini pumpkin patch. A pumpkin carving competition adds creative flair, while festively decorated booths set the scene. Early trick-or-treating is part of the fun.

Pet owners can access low cost care for cats and dogs at a clinic hosted at Surplus Building Materials. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and prevention products for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Attendees are helped in the order they arrive, so no appointment is needed. New clients may pre-register in advance. Clínicas de vacunación a bajo costo para gatos y perros, con vacunas, microchip, análisis de heces, pruebas de dirofilariosis y preventivos contra dirofilariosis, pulgas y garrapatas. Atención por orden de llegada y opción de registro previo para clientes nuevos.

Explore the Hi Line Farmers Market in Dallas’s Design District, a lively outdoor marketplace with local sellers. Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, meats from pasture-raised animals, small-batch baked treats, and handcrafted goods, along with other distinctive finds. The setting is easygoing and welcoming for all ages, perfect for strolling the stalls, enjoying a snack, and seeing what’s new. It works just as well for a weekly grocery run as it does for a casual day out, all while backing local businesses and meeting neighbors.

Opening weekend features a lively mix of experiences at the market. Explore new vendors, enjoy music, see a balloon artist at work, and get knives sharpened, with even more in store.

Experience a basic, deep yoga flow focused on opening the heart and cultivating a sense of freedom. The session takes place at F.J. Red Kane Park in Arlington, TX with AJ Namaste.

Caffeine and Classics brings local car enthusiasts together at the Streetside Classics showroom in Fort Worth in support of the Tomorrow’s Family Today Organization. Enjoy a laid back meet with free coffee and donuts, plenty of conversation, and a wide range of cars to admire. All vehicle makes and models are welcome.

The DFW Car and Toy Museum kicks off a vendor market series with an outdoor marketplace featuring a variety of sellers and crafts. The series is planned to run once a month through the summer, providing ongoing opportunities to explore what each market offers. Those who wish to participate as vendors can register through the form noted in the event details.

Hosted at The University of Texas at Arlington, the Youth Education Success (YES!) Summit brings together students in grades six through twelve, along with educators and community leaders, to celebrate achievement, spark new ideas, and inspire meaningful change. Scholarship opportunities are available for seniors.

Holy Smokes is a free men’s group that meets at Emerald City Lounge. It offers a laid-back place to unwind, connect through honest conversations about faith, life, and other everyday topics, and have a smoke. The emphasis is on camaraderie in a welcoming, judgment-free setting. Gatherings take place on Saturdays.

Humvee owners, enthusiasts, and the general public gather at the DFW Car and Toy Museum for what is billed as the biggest North Texas event of its kind, highlighting the Humvee community’s passion and pride. Hosted by Just A Hummer LLC, GI Bros, and Big Gunz Apparel, the day features how-to demonstrations focused on Humvees, a swap meet, a vehicle show, and a cigar and whiskey tent that encourages camaraderie. The event concludes with a final caravan drive. For more information, contact Mitch Bell at 817-845-6098 or Scott Morris at 682-272-30236, or email justahummer@gmail.com.

Cleanivore Kitchen will be serving homemade treats at the McKinney Fall Fest in McKinney, Texas. Stop by to say hello and enjoy their homemade goodies.

An open studio session at Jump Into Art Studios welcomes anyone who wants to create. Participants can use provided materials and supplies and draw on available know-how. Paint on canvas, personalize a T-shirt, make a mosaic, or continue working on a personal project in a relaxed creative setting.

Rescheduled due to weather, this car wash fundraiser benefits the Plano Cheerleaders and takes place at Auto King Carwash. Attendees can get vehicles cleaned while supporting the athletes, as each wash helps the team and community participation is appreciated.

AKM Diwali Fest presents the second annual Aishwaryam celebration at My Possibilities in Plano, Texas, honoring Deepawali, Navaratri, and Aippasi traditions. The festival features stage performances, live music, visual art, shopping, food, and family friendly activities. A light music concert brings a live band performing popular favorites. The festive food court highlights Deepawali inspired dishes from event partners. A shopping mela offers vendor booth space for showcasing products, crafts, and services. Local businesses can also participate as donors or sponsors, with opportunities for logo visibility across AKM promotions that reach communities throughout the DFW Metroplex.

PlantCon Dallas 2026 brings the largest plant hobbyist convention in the nation to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas in Hall C. More than 300 booths featuring plants, non-plant offerings, and reptiles will fill the floor, alongside plant sellers, artisans, workshops, presentations, and meet and greets. Expect a market, a children’s area, participation from local plant societies and organizations, special guests and a creator collective, community activities, a plant locker, a silent auction, and attention to accessibility and inclusivity. This annual gathering focuses on helping people discover, learn, and connect throughout an immersive weekend experience. Tickets are on sale.

Registration is currently open. Presented by THEM! TX Car Club, this annual car show invites owners of 1964 and earlier traditional hot rods, kustoms, and classic cars to participate. Motorcycles with a traditional style are also welcome to register. Spectator entry is free, and the event runs rain or shine. A portion of Elm Street near downtown Dallas is closed as enthusiasts from across the state and region converge on historic Deep Ellum, creating a one of a kind backdrop for the showcase. Expect hundreds of registered vehicles and thousands of onlookers with free admission for spectators, a blend of subculture and family friendly energy, strong community involvement, a vendor marketplace, a pinup contest, car awards, and an official after party featuring live music. For registration rules, show details, and FAQs, please refer to the event website.

Bring the kids to a lively story time at the market featuring book readings, sing-alongs, bubbles, playful puppets, and plenty of dancing. Presented with the Mesquite Public Library, this family-friendly gathering takes place once a month on a Saturday and offers a warm, welcoming space to enjoy stories, music, and movement together.

Downtown Arlington welcomes the return of Abram Street Market, a free public marketplace set up at the City Hall parking lot. Browse up to 55 local vendors offering apparel, baked treats, collectibles, handmade crafts, jewelry, and more. Everyone is welcome to explore and shop from a wide range of local goods.

Richardson Farmers Market is embracing the season with Holiday Market Days, keeping the farm-fresh staples people love while welcoming extra vendors, unique gifts, handmade treasures, and plenty of festive cheer. This weekly event continues through the end of the year, making it easy to pick up market favorites while crossing items off a holiday shopping list. The emphasis is on supporting local small businesses... choose fresh, buy local, support small, and spread joy.

Howl-O-Ween at Wag'N Bone offers a playful Halloween celebration for dogs and their people. Pups can show off tricks to earn treats from participating vendors, try Doggy Bobbing for Apples, and visit a fortune station for a spooky prediction. The Village will provide branded treat bags for four-legged guests, and Spooky Pup Cups add to the seasonal fun. A Halloween balloon garland creates a festive backdrop for photos, and local dog vendors will be on site to explore. Costumes for pups are encouraged, and leashes are required at all times. Admission is free, with an RSVP option available for updates. Free parking is provided in the underground garage.

A growing group of dedicated Trench Crusaders players meets regularly at Phoenix Rise: Trading Cards and Tabletop Gaming, formerly SciFi Factory, for campaign play as well as one-shot games. The venue offers ample tables and terrain, so you can travel light... bring yourself and your war band. If you need one, extra war bands are often available to borrow.

At The OC Theatre, an NWA Texas pro wrestling clinic invites those aiming for the ring to train with Hall of Famer James Beard along with Tim Storm, Bam Bam Malone, and Frank Stone. Participants receive guidance from experienced professionals, with the possibility of earning an opportunity to wrestle on television.

4DaBrothers is organizing a community gaming tournament in Fort Worth featuring Madden 26 and Dominoes. The gathering brings together young people and their families, local businesses, and community partners for competitive play, connection, and open conversations about mental health and well being for young men. Sponsorship opportunities are available to support this work, with tiers at Gold $500, Silver $300, and Bronze $100. Contributions help create positive experiences and expanded opportunities for young men in the community.

This seventh annual memorial birthday ride honors John Thornton, an avid cyclist remembered for sharing his love of riding. The group ride at River Legacy Park begins at the main entrance on Green Oaks and Rose May Brown Parkway and welcomes cyclists of all experience levels. Expect a steady pace of about 10 to 12 miles per hour, so participants should be comfortable riding together at that speed. Plan for roughly 15 to 20 miles, with flexibility for shorter distances based on comfort and skill. A post-ride lunch is planned, with the location to be announced. Bring a well-prepared bike, water, and flat repair supplies, and participants must wear helmets. Parking is available in two sizable lots just beyond the main entrance on the right. If rain or wet pavement is present, the ride will be rescheduled.

Discover the new 5.11 scrubs line at the 5.11 Plano store in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Early shoppers can receive free embroidery with the first 100 qualifying pairs sold, and the first 100 purchasers will also pick up a limited edition scrubs patch available only at this location. Complimentary food, drinks and coffee will be on hand, and a live DJ will keep the music going through the afternoon. Designed for people who step up and handle every shift, these scrubs are built to work. Arrive early and bring a good appetite.

Explore a path that bridges the sensuous and the sacred through guided meditation techniques and thoughtful discourse centered on Tantra with a focus on chakra healing. The session presents Tantra as a tradition devoted to balance and heightened awareness, highlighting the union of complementary forces such as masculine and feminine, light and dark, fire and water, and the fierce and the graceful in nature. Expect conversation and practice that may touch on yantra, mantra or japa, yoga or mudra, and pranayama, along with the perspectives that inform these practices. Common misconceptions that narrow Tantra solely to sexuality are addressed, reframing intimacy as a mindful offering and a meditative meeting with the self through the other. Concepts are introduced step by step to encourage everyday integration, with attention to communication, emotional expression, inner spirituality, personal psychology, enjoyment of sexuality, intuitive development, self-healing in relationships, and material life. Instruction follows an approach rooted in ancient teachings. Class fee is $20. On select Saturdays, alternative workshops may replace this meditation and have different pricing, so checking the schedule is recommended. Monthly memberships are available.

Mahima’s Collection presents a celebratory showcase and Diwali shopping event featuring a curated range of traditional and contemporary styles, including lehengas, sarees, Indo Western ensembles and blouses. Explore outfits suited for Diwali, weddings and other special occasions, with festive shopping offers available. Friends and family are welcome to browse together for a warm, seasonal shopping experience.

Explore Bruce Nauman: Identical during a guided sketching tour led by a Visitor Experience Facilitator. Attendees are encouraged to bring a notebook and pencil. Pricing is free for Nasher members and for military or first responders, $5 for students and educators, $7 for seniors 65 and older, and $10 for adults. The tour is included with regular museum admission. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

A public meet and greet at Truck Yard The Colony features Cody's Friends Rescue and its adoption bus, where attendees can see some of the pets currently looking for homes. Support the rescue by browsing apparel for sale, including t-shirts, tanks, long-sleeve shirts, and new hoodies. If you want to meet a specific pet, email adopt@codysfriendsrescue.com and wait for a confirmation reply, since foster families are based throughout the Dallas Fort Worth area and not every pet can attend each event. To preview adoptable dogs and puppies, visit the rescue’s Available Dogs page on its website.

Dutch Art Gallery participates in the Lake Highlands Art Tour with a still life painting demonstration by Patrick Michael Reeves on both days. He will demonstrate how light, color, composition, and brushwork bring everyday objects to life on the canvas. The Fresh Off the Easel juried show is also on display.

Savor a romantic evening at Cibo Cucina Italiana with a Signature Date Night Experience crafted for couples who enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in a warm, elegant setting. For $49 per couple, the menu includes one appetizer, one pizza of your choice, a pasta course with options like Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti Bolognese, or Cibo Rigatoni, and a dessert to share. Ideal for anniversaries, date nights, or a special night out, this experience blends inviting ambiance with memorable flavors.

Tarot Saturdays offers intuitive tarot readings at Native McKinney in McKinney, with sessions available in English or Spanish. Readings start at $25, and anyone who follows Inanna’s Magical Healing on social media can receive $10 off any service. Expect a welcoming experience for those seeking insight, reassurance, and a hint of mystical perspective.

Cuddle up with adoptable foster cats at the Snuggle Spot inside DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company. Visitors can play with cats and kittens, take part in interactive activities, and try a matchmaking tool that helps identify a feline that fits their home. The experience supports cats in the program and offers a welcoming way to connect with a community of fellow cat lovers.

A welcoming community meets in Jaggers Parlor to work on portable crafts together. Whether someone already has a project or is just getting started, there is space to create, connect, and find encouragement while pursuing art alongside others.

Slow the pace and explore how your life moves in rhythm with the seasons in a two-hour Envision workshop centered on trusting divine timing. With the fall season as a backdrop, you will reflect on what has changed and ripened, what is concluding, and what is beginning to take shape. The experience invites you to notice the present moment and to sense what may be unfolding over time, even amid constant demands to move fast. Guided conversation, insight practices, breathwork, and reflection introduce the image of the cosmic wheel, drawing on Hildegard von Bingen’s view of the human as both microcosm and macrocosm. This lens helps bring your inner life back into relationship with the wider world. The workshop welcomes anyone navigating a full, fast-moving life, including leaders, caregivers, decision-makers, creatives, and parents, as well as those seeking greater presence, steadiness, and discernment. It is especially supportive for people who feel stretched by pace and responsibility or are in a season of transition or change. Ancient Breathwork, a rhythmic approach rooted in long-standing traditions, increases oxygen and supports the body’s natural release processes. Through this practice, participants soften internal bracing that narrows perception, steady the nervous system so attention can settle, widen the ability to notice what is here now, reopen imagination, restore clear and integrated thinking, and support calm, grounded decisions. No prior breathwork experience is required. You will leave with practical insight and a felt understanding of how to slow a moment, notice what becomes visible, and trust the cadence of your life. Time is set aside for integration so you can give language to what the body noticed, gather what felt important, and carry a simple point of focus into the season ahead. Cost: $60.

Celebrate the season at Harmony Science Academy Dallas Elementary during a Fall Festival Open House with games, food, music, and trunk-or-treat activities that families can enjoy together.

Barks & Bingo Bash brings an afternoon of bingo, prizes, raffles, food, and drinks, all benefiting Mutts N Such Rescue. Every ticket helps fund rescue work, veterinary care, fostering, and the search for loving homes for dogs and cats. Hosted by Pepper Paws Concierge and Hounds Town Alliance, with support from Main Event Fort Worth North in Fort Worth, this gathering pairs good times with a meaningful cause. Tickets are limited. Early bird pricing is $50 per person, increasing to $75 after the early bird period. Sponsorship opportunities are available for individuals and businesses that want to support the rescue while being part of a local event. Each game played contributes to giving rescue animals a second chance.

Gather for relaxed play in the game lounge. Bring a favorite game to enjoy with friends, or pick one from the nearby game library. Everyone is welcome, and help is provided for learning the rules.

Frances Bagley, a Dallas-based artist, leads a gallery tour of Bruce Nauman: Identical. She will reflect on intersections between her practice and Nauman’s, including the use of cast bodies, architectural components, and film and photography combined in layered installations. Bagley helped found Toxic Shock, a Dallas group of women artists formed in 1980 that examines power and politics, particularly as they affect women working in the art world. Toxic Shock is set to open a new exhibition in the Nasher’s Public Gallery. Admission to the tour is included with museum entry. Pricing is free for Nasher Members and for military or first responders, $5 for students and educators, $7 for seniors 65 and older, and $10 for adults. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required.

Marking a decade of wine and music in McKinney, this festival brings tastings, live performances, and local flavor to McKinney’s Entertainment District. Explore 15 tasting stations, each offering a curated selection of wines to sample. Two bands will perform on the Credit Union of Texas Stage throughout the event, creating a lively backdrop for tasting, dancing, and discovering what the festival has to offer. A Wine Tasting Pass is available for $45 and includes a souvenir wine glass made of durable hard plastic along with 20 tasting tickets redeemable at any festival winery. Capture memories at the Park Place Acura photo booth, browse vendors and sponsor activations, and take advantage of dining options at restaurants in District 121 while enjoying the festivities. The event supports local nonprofits One Heart McKinney and The Warriors Keep, with thanks to sponsors including District 121, Zin Zen Wine Bistro, Park Place Acura, and others. Parking is free. The festival is rain or shine with no refunds, and the location may change within McKinney if needed. Outside food and beverages are not permitted except water. Seating is first come, first served, and outside chairs are not allowed. Dogs are not permitted, though service animals are welcome.

Families are welcome at the STEAM Center Fall Festival, with music, an artisan market, games, and club booths to explore. Costumes are encouraged, and attendees can pick up candy from vendor booths.

This event features Magic played in the Standard format.

This weekend story time takes place in the Children’s Department and includes snacks, a read aloud, and a simple craft activity. It provides a friendly setting for children to hear a story and spend a little time creating.

A recurring local Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament brings the community together for competitive play. The prize structure alternates between an Elite Trainer Box and a pack-per-win format. Updates and opportunities to meet local groups are shared on Discord.

City Hall Plaza hosts a lively celebration of reggae culture in Dallas, filling the day with music, food, and community spirit. Performances span reggae, soca, dancehall, and afrobeat, showcasing standout artists and entertainers. Browse vendors serving flavorful cuisine alongside handcrafted art and jewelry. Enjoy games, photo spots, and activities that keep the irie vibes going from start to finish.

An in-person paper sculpture workshop led by artist @Kid_RayB (Raymond Butler) is part of the 10th annual Dia de Los Muertos celebration in Mesquite, Texas. Participants will create a paper sculpture and are encouraged to bring a peanut butter or jelly jar to donate to @SharingLife's booth, or to support the Mesquite Arts Center by contributing to its Amazon Wishlist for in-kind supplies that benefit educational programs.

An overnight Halloween campout features pumpkin carving, a haunted house, a costume contest, and Tent or Treat. Food trucks will be on site, with meals covered for the first 150 participants courtesy of Credit Union of Texas. The evening wraps up with a screening of Scoob! (2020, PG) before lights out. Admission is $12 for members and $17 for non-members. Sponsored by Credit Union of Texas.

This family friendly Halloween alternative centers on safety and community. Participants decorate their trunks and hand out treats to welcome families. For more information, contact Kathy McCarron at info@northparkpres.org.

A family friendly Howl-O-Ween gathering with AMSH Frisco welcomes both people and pets. Look forward to treats for humans and animals, casual games, chances to win prizes, and spooky photo backdrops to capture the costumes. Dressing up is encouraged for everyone, and pets can trick-or-treat alongside their people for a playful Halloween experience.

Willowbrae Academy is hosting a free community Trunk or Treat with family friendly festivities. Activities include tattoos, pumpkin decorating, a pumpkin patch, popcorn, and chances to win prizes and giveaways, along with additional seasonal fun. Costumes are encouraged, and everyone is welcome, including current and future Willowbrae families and neighbors from the Plano community.

DORBA presents a kids Halloween ride at River Legacy Trail. Open to children ages 2 to 12, the ride encourages costumes and offers candy collection along the trail, with awards for standout outfits. Participants should bring a bike, a helmet, a costume, and a bag or other container for treats. No sign up is required. Supported by Sun & Ski Sports and Dallas Bike School.

Costumes are welcome at this relaxed, come and go celebration featuring trick or treating with the animals. Admission of $15 provides access to the petting farm and pumpkin patch, and children under 2 are free.

The Earth Cares Committee at WPC hosts a film festival featuring three award-winning films that explore environmental justice through creative and diverse storytelling. Screenings take place over three weeks in WPC’s Sanctuary, with light refreshments and a discussion to follow in the Fellowship Hall.

This free Trunk or Treat offers candy and prize giveaways for attendees. Hot dogs and nachos will be available while supplies last, and a bake walk will offer sweet treats. If the main lot fills, overflow parking will be on the grass on the north side of the venue.

Priority Emergency Room hosts a family friendly Trunk or Treat in McKinney. Costumes are welcome, with games, trick or treating, popcorn, and pizza. There will be an ambulance show and tell and a raffle. Children can visit the Teddy Bear ER to care for a favorite stuffed animal or receive one there. Admission is free. An RSVP using the QR code on the event flyer helps with planning.

Enjoy a free Trunk or Treat and fall festival designed for families, especially those with children. Expect plenty of candy, engaging games and hands-on crafts, good food, prizes, and more. Costumes are encouraged, and attending as you are is perfectly fine. The atmosphere is safe and welcoming, and friends and family are welcome to attend. Complimentary food is available for the first 300 participants. Advance registration is available.

At Waterbrook, this trunk or treat is an evening filled with sweets, costumes, and family-focused fun. Family-friendly outfits are encouraged, and candy bags can be filled by visiting trunks for treats.

Celebrate spooky season with cozy fall fragrances and sweet treats. Explore seasonal candle scents and pick up candy while supplies last. More details will be shared soon.

Texas Style Wrestling stages a live television taping at The OC Theatre with a Halloween theme. Costumes are encouraged, and a kids costume contest offers $150 in prizes. Bam Bam Special and VIP Experience options are available.

In Irving, Texas, MAA DFW Chapter presents a cultural program honoring Dashain and Deepawali, featuring food, music, and dance. Admission is $25 per person, and children under 6 may attend free of charge. For more information, call 646-789-2444 or 602-554-7365.

Kids are welcome to wear their costumes for a Halloween-themed parents night out featuring a haunted house suitable for all ages, along with open gym time and games. Pizza and drinks are included so parents can enjoy an evening to themselves. Registration is available online or at the door. Suitable for children ages 4 and up.

This event is being transformed into a Halloween pub crawl. Participants will move between pubs as part of the Halloween theme.

A BouxbArt art show with a silent auction takes place at Oshi’s ArtScape in McKinney. Guests can browse the pieces and submit silent bids, with extensive planning underway to deliver a well organized experience. Sponsors include Darcy Richter, Realtor, Collective Wealth Advisors, Vinny's Scrumptious Pies & Treats, The Jelly Queen, Pinhook Bourbon, Texas Chef Catering, and Sumeet Mehta Photography.

Celebrate western flair with an evening of high-energy entertainment, food and drinks, and ways to support ACH Child and Family Services. Held at River Ranch Stockyards in Fort Worth, this annual Hoot ’n Holler brings the community together to benefit the organization. Proceeds aid children and families through its residential programs, helping strengthen families across North Texas. Expect an upbeat night with chances to connect with new and familiar faces while supporting its mission. Further information, including ticket details, will be announced as the event approaches.

12 Stones performs at Love and War in Plano, Texas. Tickets are available, including individual general admission along with reserved seats and tables. Pricing is $27 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Purchasing early is recommended for the best selection of reserved seating.

Show off your Halloween best in a friendly costume contest. One top costume will earn a $250 gift card good at Pappy's for tunnel washes or detail.

A country-chic evening celebrates and supports dogs facing cancer and the families who love them. The program blends fine dining, live entertainment, and moving stories that highlight resilience and hope. Guests can expect valet parking, a cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception, Sam Gannon of Fox Sports as emcee, a curated three-course dinner with a full bar, silent and live auctions featuring Louis Murad, a hat bar, spirited wine and whiskey pulls, and live music and dancing with Western Rewind Band. Support raised through the gala helps provide life-extending treatments, compassionate care, and vital assistance for families navigating a difficult diagnosis for a beloved pet. The goal is more birthdays, more walks, more cuddles, and more cherished moments together.

A welcoming space for open conversation and emotional release, guided by faith-centered insight. Presented in collaboration with Pay It Forward, this gathering fosters heartfelt sharing and supportive dialogue in a circle setting at Four Points by Sheraton Fort Worth North in Fort Worth. Participants can speak openly, listen with care, and reflect together in a calm, compassionate environment.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, presenting a new stage design and a set that mixes new songs from his recent album Play with fan favorites and classic tracks. Following a Mathematics tour that broke attendance records worldwide, he appears with special guests Macklemore, Lukas Graham, and Aaron Rowe. Amenities include access to a private restroom, food and beverage included, lounge chair seating available, and parking passes available.

Local artist Joanna Birch presents a live porcelain painting demonstration that highlights the techniques behind this intricate art form. Admission is free for members and $25 for non-members. Register using the QR code or the ticket link.

Presented by Spune, this all-ages concert features Mom Jeans with support from Harrison Gordon and Sobs at AM/FM - Backyard. Tickets are available.

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

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.

At Guitars & Growlers Richardson, Exit Left features Rob and Ty in an unplugged performance with easygoing acoustic versions of familiar songs. Expect a casual vibe with opportunities for audience singalongs. Food and refreshing drinks are available during the show.

A free outdoor concert series takes place every Friday and Saturday night from May through October, inviting audiences to enjoy music under the open sky.

Robert Ellis appears with David Ramirez at Sons of Hermann Hall, presented by Spune. The performance highlights Ellis’s latest album, Yesterday’s News, cut live to tape across two days and built around an intimate mix of nylon‑string guitar, upright bass, and subtle hand percussion. The songs favor rich harmonies, open tunings, and intricate fingerstyle that echo English influences like Nick Drake and Richard Thompson. His delivery evokes the wistful mood of Chet Baker and the lyrical interplay associated with Bill Evans and Jim Hall. Following the high energy of Texas Piano Man, this turn underscores his ongoing habit of reinventing his sound. NPR has recognized his adventurous approach and refined writing, while Rolling Stone has praised his storytelling and the New York Times has highlighted the emotional impact of his songs. Yesterday’s News is his first LP with Niles City Records, connected to the Niles City Sound studio he runs with longtime collaborator Josh Block in Fort Worth. Tickets are on sale now, and the show is open to all ages.

Glaive brings the God Save the Three Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall for an all-ages concert with scheduled support from Tiffany Day. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show, and the support lineup can change without notice. The box office operates only on show days and hours vary by event. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, Citi cardmember preferred tickets, and a general public on sale.

At The Turner House in Dallas, the Well Community’s Monster Mash Halloween Bash blends festive fun with purpose. The evening features energizing music, good food, and creative activities, along with chances for meaningful connection, all in support of the Well’s mission to provide connection, support, and hope for people living with severe mental illnesses. Sponsorships deepen the event’s impact and reflect a community that shows up for one another.

Westside Souls brings a blues show and dance to Our Taphouse, set outside beneath the stars for an open-air experience in Fort Worth.

Relive the sound and style of ABBA as Waterloo delivers a sparkling tribute to this legendary pop group. Striking costumes, rich harmonies, and high energy from start to finish bring the spirit of the originals to life. Expect plenty of moments to sing along, move to the beat, and enjoy a joyful celebration from beginning to end.

Video Music Bingo brings a lively, interactive twist to the game at VFW Post 611. Instead of hearing only audio snippets, short clips of real music videos play on screen. Mark your card when a video matches, and the first to complete the pattern and call bingo wins a prize. It is free to play, with prizes awarded every round. This debut launches a Saturday series for the show.

Artikal Sound System delivers a South Florida reggae sound shaped by years of playing together. Founded in 2012 by guitarist Chris Montague and bassist Fabian Acuña, the group first sharpened their craft supporting a variety of Caribbean singers, then expanded with keyboardist Christopher Cope and drummer Adam Kampf before taking a fresh turn alongside vocalist Logan Rex. After nearly a decade as a unit, they lock into a tight, powerful groove that gives their jazz-influenced singer space to move in both lyrics and performance. The music reflects friendship, dedication, and imagination, carrying a message of love and the simple joy of having a good time.

Entry opens before the performance begins, and tickets will be available to purchase. Plan for a smooth arrival so you can get settled before the start.

A Queen tribute featuring Patrick Myers in the role of Freddie Mercury comes to Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas. This performance celebrates the band’s music and is open to all ages.

Tom Rush brings an evening of song and stories to Arlington Music Hall in Arlington, Texas. Expect intricate guitar work, quick wit, and a voice that shifts from bittersweet ballads to gritty blues, all woven into a set that traces the roots of American folk and looks ahead to where the music can go. A pivotal figure since the 1960s, Rush helped drive the folk revival and later renewals. His early recordings introduced songs by Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor, and artists from James Taylor to Garth Brooks have credited his influence. After notable releases on Elektra, including The Circle Game, he moved into folk rock with Columbia and toured widely. Beyond his own songwriting, he has long elevated emerging talent through his Club 47 concerts, pairing established performers with rising artists and bringing the series to premier halls as well as PBS and NPR audiences. Career highlights include the retrospective The Very Best of Tom Rush: No Regrets, the live album Trolling for Owls, an instructional guitar video with Homespun, the Nashville recorded What I Know, and Symphony Hall productions celebrating decades of music. He continues to write and perform with warmth, humor, and a deep connection to tradition.

The event is heading back to Hangtime and encourages people to stop by.

Experience a mix of concert energy and club atmosphere, with live music indoors and a DJ keeping the patio moving. Entry is limited to men 30 and older and women 25 and older. Tables are available.

San Holo’s True Love in a Made Up World tour comes to SILO in Dallas. You can sign up to receive a ticket on sale alert, which also enters you for a chance to win two side stage passes.

Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth hosts karaoke with no cover charge. Located about four miles from the Stockyards, the venue features pool and darts, plenty of TVs, a patio, and drinks at the bar.

A songbook is available online for easy browsing and selection.

Imagine your favorite horror film unfolding from scratch right before your eyes. This live, on-the-spot horror comedy has the cast building a brand new scary movie without a written script, without knowing what comes next, and with no certainty about who will make it out alive. Guided by audience suggestions, the performers invent the characters, the setting, the frights, the questionable choices, and the menace waiting in the dark. Expect classic genre callbacks, surprise twists, plenty of laughs, and at least one character who really should not go in there alone. It is a fresh nightmare with sequel-worthy spirit, yet this performance happens once and then it is gone.

Slick City transforms after hours for Glow-O-Ween, a family-friendly Halloween experience set amid glowing lights, high-energy slides, and seasonal fun. The event welcomes ages 4 and up. Costumes are encouraged, and a costume contest offers a chance to win a prize. Expect a vibrant, spooky-themed atmosphere and illuminated slide action throughout the evening.

Enjoy a lively karaoke night where you can step up to the mic and sing your favorites. Choose from a catalog of more than 50,000 songs and turn the evening into a showcase of your best tunes.

A weekly run and walk at White Rock Lake brings participants to T+P Hill for a route of up to 4 miles. In summer, a 9 mile loop around the lake is also offered. After finishing, many head out for coffee and breakfast. Weekly updates provide information about the earlier option.

A four person scramble tournament unfolds at The Club at Frisco Farms in Frisco, Texas, featuring a shotgun start and a welcoming course paired with notable food and beverage offerings. Public entry is $84.99 per person plus tax, and Arcis Prime members are $74.99 per person plus tax. The entry includes the green fee, cart, range balls, contests, and a door prize. A sleeve of TaylorMade golf balls will be awarded as the door prize, and closest to the pin competitions are planned for holes 5 and 17. Optional raffle tickets and mulligans are available at check-in. Results will recognize first and second place in two flights that split the field into a top half and a bottom half. Men play from the blue tees, women from the red tees, and seniors 60 and older from the red tees. The day promises friendly competition, prizes for winners, and a fun way to wrap up the weekend in the setting of The Club at Frisco Farms.

Enjoy a lighthearted outdoor yoga class at the Toyota Music Factory Plaza in Las Colinas, where friendly goats wander among participants and may graze, nuzzle, or even hop up for attention. Dress for the weather. Please plan to enter the fenced area no earlier than fifteen minutes before your class, and expect extra time afterward for photos and goat meet-and-greets. Bring your own yoga mat or a large towel. Large towels will be available for all attendees, and bottled water, sunscreen, and bug spray will be provided. Participants ages five and older are welcome with a participating parent or guardian. Goats can nudge, scratch, nibble, jump, or step on you, and they are not potty trained. A sanitizing station and antibacterial wipes will be on site. All attendees must check in and sign a liability waiver before class. Masks are not required, and spacing is up to each participant during this outdoor fitness activity. No other animals are permitted, and children under five may not enter the fenced goat area. You are responsible for personal belongings. For questions about service animals, email at least 48 hours before your scheduled class. Any incidents or injuries must be reported before leaving. Policies include no refunds, no rain checks, and no exchanges. The organizers reserve the right to refuse service and may return or refund tickets or spots at their discretion.

Collect A Con brings together collectors and fans at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas for a celebration of geek culture and rare finds. Explore a range of vendors offering comics, toys, memorabilia, and more, with exclusive merchandise and activities taking place throughout the event. The focus is on collectibles, fun, and nostalgia for enthusiasts of all kinds.

This small-group childbirth education class is designed for those preparing for a first birth or growing their family, whether planning a home, birth center, or hospital experience. It offers research-based guidance, practical tools, and a welcoming, judgment-free setting where there is time to ask questions and focus on the birth experience you want. Learning is interactive rather than lecture-heavy, and both the birthing parent and partner are supported in building confidence and connection. Topics include understanding your choices for labor and birth, whether you are aiming for an unmedicated approach or simply want clarity about available options, and creating a plan that reflects your values and goals. Enrollment is limited to keep the experience personal, and registration is required. Exact location details are provided after registration. The fee is $200 per couple. For questions, email info@littlelilacs.com or text 817-381-0377.

White Rock Alehouse & Brewery hosts a Rodeo Barbie themed pop-up that blends Western glam with a love of pink. Browse a curated mix of local vendors and boutiques featuring handmade pieces and trendy accessories, all with rodeo-chic flair. Discover a permanent jewelry booth, personalize your look at the hat bar, and explore standout items from small businesses and local makers. Whether the vibe is cowgirl chic or full-on Barbie, it suits a girls day out, a date, or a relaxed outing with friends. Dressing up is encouraged, with sparkles and pink touches that fit the theme while you shop and sip.

Every Sunday, entry to the Irving Archives & Museum is free. Visitors can explore the galleries, get hands-on in Spark!Lab, or enjoy time with a special exhibition. Complimentary guided tours of the permanent exhibition are available on the first Sunday of each month. The free admission offer does not apply on Easter Sunday because the museum is closed.

Unwind with a gentle SloFlo yoga session created for beginners and anyone seeking a slower, more easeful practice. Guided sequences of simple, accessible poses connect breath and movement, with ample time to learn alignment, build strength and flexibility, and settle fully into each shape. The atmosphere is calm and encouraging, with options offered throughout so there is never pressure to keep pace with others. Whether you are brand new to yoga, easing back after time away, or looking for a grounding reset, this class offers a supportive start. No prior experience is required, and all levels are welcome. Held at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio. The practice is designed to leave you feeling relaxed, balanced, and more connected to your body.

Pop-In & Paint offers a relaxed, self-paced art session where you pick the project and move at your own rhythm. Rather than a traditional paint and sip, it features a freestyle format that you direct yourself. Arrive during designated pop-in hours or book ahead, then create with all supplies provided along with written or video guidance. No experience is required. The setup is flexible and welcoming for all ages, making it easy to walk in and leave with a piece that is uniquely yours.

The Market On The Strip spotlights more than twenty LGBTQ+ owned and ally small businesses, creating a lively streetscape of local restaurants, shops, salons, and bars. Visitors can explore at their own pace, with chances to catch a drag performance along the way, all while supporting small enterprises and celebrating Pride in everyday ways. This edition is sponsored by Forever Link2Link Permanent Jewelry, founded by Lucas and serving the DFW community. Inspired by his mother and a commitment to meaningful connections, Lucas crafts clasp free permanent pieces that honor love, friendship, and milestones. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, he focuses on inclusive, welcoming experiences at weddings, pop ups, private parties, and other special events.

At the Nasher Sculpture Center, this annual celebration turns the garden into a lively hub of creativity for families. Children can dive into hands-on art activities with guidance from artists based in North Texas and from farther afield, while live performances and food options geared toward children add to the experience. Proceeds support the museum’s education initiatives, sustaining programs that serve a wide community of children, students, and families each year.

Ultimate Bullfighters brings high-speed, close-quarters bullfighting action to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth. Instead of ropes and rides, the spotlight is on athletes who enter the arena on foot, relying on agility, timing, and teamwork to distract and outmaneuver charging bulls in quick, high-stakes rounds. It showcases a distinct side of western arena sports where every split-second choice counts.

Girls in 1st through 5th grade are invited to a Hoop Dollz Basketball Camp and tryout in Plano, TX. All experience levels are welcome for a mix of skills training and competitive play. Participants can build confidence, sharpen fundamentals, and have fun on the court. Standout players may earn an opportunity to join the Hoop Dollz. The fee is $30, and registration can be completed by scanning the event flyer.

Designed for teens ages 13 to 17, this expressive arts workshop is guided by Dr. Ashley Beverly McVicker, a licensed clinical social worker supervisor, educator, and practitioner of expressive arts. Activities draw on storytelling, rhythm, sound, and trauma-informed art approaches used in clinical, educational, and community contexts. More information about the sessions and registration for the first session is available through the ticket link.

Kenny Feidler and The Cowboy Killers take the stage at Love & War in Texas in Plano with special guest Brennan Scott Greene. Tickets are available now, with choices that include individual general admission, reserved seats, and tables. Pricing is $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Buying early offers the best selection of seating.

Velocity hosts a live viewing of the Austin Grand Prix, presented on large screens with food and drinks available. Attendees can also take a turn on the simulators to drive COTA. Admission to the watch party is free.

McComb Vocal & Drum Studio presents a live Fall Showcase at Acacia Collective in Rowlett, featuring vocalists and drummers of all ages performing rock favorites from across the decades. This professionally produced program spotlights the growth and commitment students have shown throughout the season, with a set that ranges from tender ballads to upbeat classics. Performing students do not need a ticket. Tickets are $10 plus tax when purchased online, and a ticket is required for all attendees ages 1 and up. Children under 1 may attend at no cost. Seating is limited.

A free, family friendly festival in the south parking lot features Trunk or Treat, inflatables, a Tot Zone, and a pumpkin patch. All ages are welcome. Volunteers may decorate a trunk for the best trunk competition or donate candy in the north or south narthex.

Trunk or Treat offers a playful twist on traditional trick-or-treating, with children in costume visiting parked cars to collect candy in one safe, welcoming spot. The church parking lot becomes a festive scene of decked-out cars, candy, and games, creating fun for the whole family. It is designed to foster fellowship and time together in a friendly setting.

A monthly swing dance social provides an easygoing evening of learning, music, and movement. The experience begins with a skill-building swing workshop, continues with a brief beginner-friendly lesson to get everyone comfortable, and then opens into social dancing. Newcomers and seasoned dancers are equally welcome, with an emphasis on building confidence and connection on the dance floor. Light snacks and drinks are provided, and guests may bring something to share if they wish. Attend on your own or with a friend. No partner is required.

BikeDFW leads a relaxed, no-drop community ride under the full moon through Downtown Dallas, closing out the year with a special edition. Riders meet at Pegasus City Brewery (Downtown Taproom & Brewery) for an easy, family-friendly route of about 8 to 10 miles, staying together as a group and enjoying the city after dark. There is time to socialize at the brewery once the ride wraps up. Recommended items include a working bike, a helmet, front and rear lights for night riding, water or snacks, money for food and drinks afterward, and a camera for capturing night photos. This ride is weather dependent, and cancellations due to rain or cloudy conditions will be shared on BikeDFW’s social media the day of the event. This is a BikeDFW-led community ride, and participants ride at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety and equipment.

Everyone is welcome at this free annual fall festival featuring trunk-or-treating, games with prizes, bounce houses, and complimentary popcorn. A Plano fire truck may make an appearance if available.

A weekly line dance class by 410 Line Dancers takes place at HQ Dallas Dance Studio in Plano. It welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike, offers step by step instruction, and does not require a partner. The class features music and a sense of community, with an emphasis on fitness and fun. The atmosphere is friendly and full of energy, making it easy to learn and enjoy yourself.

A family-friendly Davidic dance class with the Tehilla Dance Team takes place at the Messianic Jewish Cultural Center, creating space for dance, praise, and fellowship. This free class is open to beginners. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle and invite a friend. It offers a chance to dance before HaShem in the way David did.

At Majestic Theatre, an energetic concert pays tribute to Billy Joel by spotlighting signature hits and the stories behind them. From the creators of The Simon and Garfunkel Story and The Life and Music of George Michael, this show combines faithful renditions of the music with vivid visuals and thoughtful narration. It traces his journey from modest beginnings to worldwide renown, illustrating how his songwriting and performances have influenced multiple generations. The result is a concert experience that honors the music, reveals the person behind it, and celebrates a legacy that still resonates.

Karaoke Sunday Nights at Jamaica Gates Caribbean Cuisine in Arlington, TX is hosted by Artist Love Events with DJ Bkareem and CJ. The night features a live DJ, karaoke, food, and drink specials, and takes place every Sunday night.

Hovvdy takes the stage at Tulips FTW, with Will Taylor and Charlie Martin bringing more than a decade of growth from their Austin slowcore origins to a sound that blends twangy indie rock, 2000s inspired pop country, and emotionally direct acoustic songs with pop sensibilities. Across five studio albums they have defined this mix, expressing love in many forms on True Love and confronting loss and personal change on the self-titled Hovvdy. Big World shifts toward a more enigmatic focus, piecing together reflections on place and purpose in songs that present the duo at their most assured and self aware.

Savor a sweet deal at Cinnaholic Frisco with Signature Rolls priced at $5. This offer is exclusive to the Cinnaholic Frisco location and must be redeemed in store. Online orders and third party delivery are not eligible. Limit one per guest, and it cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.

Explore resources for older adults and their families at a free senior expo held at Stonebridge United Methodist Church. Meet local organizations, gather helpful information, and enjoy prize drawings, refreshments, and on-site health screenings.

Earn American Red Cross certification through an in-person, hands-on skills session that follows required online coursework. Participants must purchase and complete the online class before attending the in-person portion at the JW Dunlop Park Pavilion. An electronic certification card is provided the same day.

Pasta & Pizza Night at Cibo Cucina Italiana features classic Italian favorites at special prices. Choose from spaghetti for $15, fettuccine Alfredo for $15, rigatoni for $17, gnocchi for $17, or a pizza for $15. Drink specials include $5 beer, $6 house wine such as Red Cabernet and Anterra Chardonnay, and $7 well cocktails. This offer is available for dine-in guests only and is suited to date nights, family meals, or a relaxed evening with friends.

HLS Charities marks its 28th year on the course with a golf fundraiser at Waterview Golf Club. The tournament features a shotgun start so all groups head out at the same time. Registration is available for those who want to take part in this long-running event.

This monthly public meeting at Irving Cares features updates from organizations, nonprofits, and community members who serve Irving. Attendees can discover local resources, connect with others, and network. ICAN membership is not required to attend.

Commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a yearlong conversation led by the Great Books Discussion Book Club. Throughout the year, the group is reading from the Great Books Foundation collection The Will of the People: Readings in American Democracy, focusing on a new selection each month. For details on the current reading, see the online calendar.

This in-person nonfiction book club discussion focuses on WELCOME TO PARADOX CITY by Mark Lamster and is facilitated by Bookseller Stuart McCommon. Participants share perspectives with fellow readers and deepen their understanding of the book. Open to everyone.

The Wattage Roubaix Recovery Ride sets out from Cadence Cyclery in McKinney, TX. Ride details and updates are shared in the event posts.

Community Candle Co. leads a hands-on candle making workshop at CityLine Plaza, offering a relaxed creative experience within CityLine. Choose from an array of high quality scent options, blend a custom fragrance, and pour a candle to take home. All materials are provided, and clear guidance means no prior experience is needed. The session takes place outdoors at The Plaza at CityLine, close to Good Union, and attendees may bring a beverage or pick one up from nearby restaurants. Advance registration is required, and capacity is limited.

This weekly mountain bike trail ride brings together the Harry Moss DORBA Trail Maintainers and Riders at the Harry Moss DORBA Trail in Dallas. Weather permitting, the ride features two laps and meets at the trailhead parking lot. The trail is adjacent to the soccer field complex and can be a bit hard to find. Trail status updates are available on the DORBA website.

Karaoke featuring Ronnie Ray takes place at Good Vibes Bar & Grill in Richardson, Texas.

Maacs Grill in Irving hosts Video Music Bingo with Headtilt Entertainment, combining bingo and music videos. Participants watch the videos, mark matching songs on their cards, and compete for prizes while enjoying food and drinks. It is free to play and easy for newcomers. A progressive jackpot is part of the experience.

Acid Mothers Temple brings its live show to TX Tea Room in Dallas with special guests Magick Potion. This all-ages event welcomes attendees of every generation, with a $5 minor fee required for those under 21 at the door. Backpacks are not permitted, and all bags will be inspected.

At Mary Will Craig Park, start with a 30 minute mobility session, then continue by logging some miles to kick off the week.

Chair massage is available for one dollar per minute at Fool's Kava House in Arlington, TX.

This watch party features the Cowboys facing the Eagles in the opener. Guests can enjoy specials on food and drinks along with a lively, upbeat atmosphere.

AJAX, written by Habib Yazdi and directed by Kareem Fahmy, opens as the CIA enters a Tehran courtyard in 1953, setting off consequences that reverberate through Middle Eastern politics for decades. This darkly funny espionage story turns a swimming pool into a stand-in for a nation, lets a tennis match reflect the politics of oil, and shows how courtesy can conceal open conflict. Tickets use a choose-your-price approach ranging from $29 to $67, with options labeled Discounted at $29, Standard at $45, and Pay-It-Forward at $67 to keep the experience accessible across budgets.

A midnight release fantasy soiree at Leather & Bound in Fate, TX celebrates the sixth book. Cosplay is welcome, and the evening includes music by DJ Willie Boom, small bites, trivia, raffle prizes, and a specialty drinks menu with the first drink included. Flash tattoos and a photo booth are available for an additional fee. Admission includes the sixth book. Preordering secures a spot through the website. Those interested only in the book may place a preorder without attending. If a book has already been preordered, a direct message can be sent to request a party-only link if space permits.

This recurring jam session, led by Terrence Bradford, is called Red Beans and Rice.

Barcadia Dallas keeps Monday nights lively with a weekly twist on bingo that swaps numbers for music videos. Clips roll across the big screens, players listen and watch, then mark their cards as songs appear. Match the announced pattern and call bingo to score a win. Expect a blend of throwbacks, current hits, and big singalong moments that carry the room right up to last call. The game is free to play, runs in four rounds with prizes each round, and uses cards provided on site with two per sheet. Music videos set the pace while drinks and arcade games keep the energy up, creating an easygoing mix of competition and bragging rights.

Celebrate the publication of A Court of Splintered Harmony, the sixth installment in A Court of Thorns and Roses, at Interabang Books with fellow fans. Those who pre-order through the store can pick up their copy as soon as the title goes on sale, or choose to collect it later. Giveaways are limited and available while supplies last.

A 5k run-walk gets the day going at Windhaven Meadows Park near the splash pad. Club members, friends, and fans of running and walking gather there throughout the year. The group does not meet during lightning, torrential rain, icy conditions, when the temperature or heat index is 95F or higher, or under other unsafe conditions.

Local professionals gather for the BONE Irving Chapter, the Business Open Networking Experience, at Irving Golf Club. This weekly meeting centers on referrals, trusted relationships, and tangible business opportunities. Business owners, entrepreneurs, sales professionals, and service providers connect to form strategic partnerships, share qualified leads, and build relationships that support ongoing referrals. The focus is on understanding each participant’s ideal client, becoming a go-to resource within one’s field, and uncovering opportunities that traditional advertising may not reach.

Enjoy a festive Holiday Market with the McKinney Area Newcomers Club, featuring many vendors offering handmade crafts and gift ideas. Browse for presents and get a head start on Christmas shopping for friends and family in a warm, cheerful marketplace setting.

From The CJ Group, this charity golf tournament brings together players and supporters at the Hills Course at The Clubs of Stonebridge Ranch for a day of swings, bratwurst, camaraderie, and good-natured competition. All proceeds benefit the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County. Participants may take part on the course, sponsor the event, or simply enjoy the food and fellowship while contributing to the cause supporting children in Collin County.

Homeschool families can gather for a recurring meetup at Side Quest Arcade in Garland, Texas, where kids have time to play and socialize while parents connect. The event is open to everyone and focuses on a relaxed community hangout surrounded by classic and modern games. Exclusive offers are available to homeschoolers during the meetup. An 8 dollar wristband provides unlimited play on nearly 200 arcade machines for the full day, and guests can leave and return later the same day. A 13 dollar option includes the unlimited play wristband plus a small popcorn and unlimited soda. A whole pizza with eight slices is available for 11 dollars, making it easy to share. For questions, contact sidequestarcades@gmail.com.

At Frisco Commons, mothers and their young children can enjoy a fall-themed experience that blends movement and creativity. Activities start with a stroller-friendly fitness session for moms and little ones, followed by hands-on pumpkin crafting. The focus is on seasonal fun and making lasting autumn memories together.

Each Tuesday in McKinney, Escapology offers its immersive escape rooms for $25 per player. Expect cinematic environments and puzzles that unfold in private sessions reserved only for your group. Choose from adventures like Scooby-Doo and the Spooky Castle Adventure, Mansion Murder, or Under Pressure. It works for a date night, a family outing, or a casual team get-together, turning an ordinary Tuesday into something memorable.

Tuesdays in Fort Worth feature discounted private escape room experiences at Escapology Fort Worth, priced at $27.99 per player. Explore immersive environments and challenging puzzles with themes that include Haunted House and Scooby-Doo, then commemorate the run with a victory photo. Games are reserved exclusively for your group, making it a fitting pick for date night, a midweek get-together, or a team outing.

Enjoy a date night special at Cibo Cucina Italiana featuring one appetizer, one pizza, and one pasta for $39. Choose appetizers like bruschetta, mozzarella fritti, or fried calamari, and pick a pasta such as spaghetti Bolognese, fettuccine Alfredo, gnocchi, or the Cibo rigatoni. You can add two drinks for $10, with a choice of house wine or well cocktails. The setting is designed for a romantic evening, and this offer is available for dine in only.

A festive Karwa Chauth gathering at Curry Pizza House in Frisco features expert mehndi designs, fusion-style pizza from the restaurant, and ice cream from Naturals Rolls & Ice Cream. Expect music, a decorated photo area, and a vendor offering jewelry, all in a family friendly atmosphere. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome.

South Dallas residents can place Kroger grocery orders online for curbside drop off at the Bonton Wellness Center through Grocery Connect. This pickup day makes shopping simpler and more convenient for households by bringing orders to a local site. Enter promo code PU4GROCERY at checkout to have the delivery fee waived for this participating pickup location. While picking up, ask about weekly bonus items, new programs, and healthy recipe ideas that support better eating. The initiative focuses on making grocery access easier for the community.

Make the most of Halloween week at Launch Arlington. On Tuesday, one-hour jump passes are available for $10, a convenient pick for an after-school outing with your group. Spend an hour jumping and having fun at a great price.

Enjoy a meal at Texas Roadhouse while supporting Barton Elementary School. This Dine to Donate event directs 15% of your food purchase to the school when you show the event flyer at the restaurant. Share the details with family, friends, neighbors, and fellow Barton families so every meal can help students.

Presented by Spune, almost monday performs with feel trip at the Backyard at AM/FM Dallas. This is an all ages concert, and tickets are available.

Power Yoga at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio offers a dynamic, breath-led practice that builds strength and elevates energy. Continuous movement is paired with intentional postures to develop stamina, flexibility, and focus. Expect inventive sequencing and fluid transitions, along with opportunities to explore personal limits both physically and mentally. The class is designed to work up a healthy sweat, settle the mind, and leave you feeling steady yet refreshed. Options and modifications are available to support different experience levels and needs. If you want to move with intention, challenge your body, and reignite your inner fire, this energizing flow with a strong mind and body connection is a fitting choice.

Gather at the Patriots Pavilion for a 4 to 5 mile outing. Choose to run or hike and move at a pace that suits you. Afterward, enjoy snacks, beverages, and friendly conversation.

Take a deep dive into Homer’s epic in a six week reading and discussion series focused on The Odyssey. Using Emily Wilson’s translation, the group will explore themes of mythology, ancient history, and adventure, and will also compare the original text with a recent blockbuster movie adaptation. Participants should bring their own copy of The Odyssey translated by Emily Wilson. Participation is free and registration is requested. The conversation will be facilitated by David White, who has served as Chair of the History Department at Kaufman High School for 25 years, earned a master’s in the humanities from Southern Methodist University in 2017, and enjoys diving into classic literature. Sessions meet weekly on Tuesdays at The Forney Arts House.

An open chess session offers free casual play, including skittles games, along with a variety of time controls for different preferences. Participants can jump into five-minute blitz, 15-minute action, or 30-minute practice or ladder matchups. Bughouse is also an option, and there may be chances for informal instruction and conversation.

This Halloween themed floral workshop is led by Jazmin of It’s A Bloom Bar. Participants receive guided instruction to craft a decorative broom adorned with both dried and fresh seasonal blooms. Choose your flowers, add personal details, and create a piece that feels uniquely yours. Tickets include all florals and supplies, plus light bites and a complimentary drink.

Big Mike’s Bar and Grill Plano hosts a recurring themed trivia night in Plano that is open to all ages. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the top teams. Themes vary and have included Disney, Taylor Swift, pop culture through the decades, Marvel, Halloween, Friends, and holiday movies such as Elf. Scoring rewards speed as well as accuracy, so quick correct answers earn more points. Keeping devices charged and teaming up with sharp thinkers can help boost your score and your shot at prizes.

Make Tuesdays a bargain escape night at Escapology Rockwall with a $25 per player price. Enjoy private rooms for your group, complete with movie-quality settings and challenging puzzles that pull you into the story. It is a fit for a unique date, a relaxed family outing, post-work team building, or friends who love a good challenge. Every experience is private, so the focus stays on solving puzzles and racing the timer without sharing the space.

The Funeral Portrait brings a show to Puzzles Deep Ellum in Dallas with PINKNOISE. This is an all-ages event. Bags will be inspected at entry, and backpacks or other large bags are not permitted. A valid ID is required for alcohol, and attendees under 21 will not be allowed re-entry.

Civil Pour in Dallas hosts a weekly team trivia night presented by Challenge Entertainment. The game is free to enter, with prizes awarded each week. Teams can test their knowledge in a live format, compete for the top spot, and enjoy food during play.

In-person Turbo Kick returns to Dallas at Kidd Springs Recreation Center with a strong start. Expect fast paced rounds, a throwback feel with recognizable combo sequences, and music that keeps you moving without overthinking. The crowd vibe centers on shared enthusiasm and familiarity with the format. Space is limited, so early arrival is recommended, and bringing high energy will fit right in.

Todd Blalock leads the Terraplane Rounders in a blues showcase at Revelers Hall. Playing his 90-year-old guitar, Ophelia, he is joined by Mike Morgan on bass and Reo Casey on drums. The band focuses on prewar blues and adds a few originals, keeping the dance floor inviting for all experience levels.

ReView Lounge in Dallas welcomes karaoke back with a lively night hosted by Alex and Hot Mess Karaoke. Guests can take the mic to sing favorite hits while enjoying happy hour specials. Whether you are new to performing or a seasoned regular, the stage is open and the atmosphere is friendly.

Hosted by Trans-Cendence International, this monthly, peer-led support space welcomes trans and gender diverse people as well as significant others, families, friends and allies, often referred to as SOFFAs. The meeting begins as one combined conversation, then breaks into smaller groups to address more specific needs. Because it is facilitated by peers, it is not a mental health service. The focus is on community members supporting one another, and if participants are seeking health, mental health, legal or other resources, the group can help point toward options.

EMEI brings the Night at the Opera Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall in Dallas, welcoming fans of all ages. Madelline is slated to open, though supporting acts can change. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show. The box office operates only on show days and its hours vary. Tickets are released through several presales, including VIP packages, artist, Spotify, Citi Cardmember, and Live Nation options, followed by a public onsale and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

A weekly, long-running jazz jam brings together musicians and listeners for a lively night of music. Musicians of all ages and skill levels are welcome to participate. Complimentary food is provided, and attendees may bring their favorite beverage. Admission is $20.

The Yes, And Improv Jam brings beginners, students, and experienced improvisers together for a relaxed evening of games, scenes, and shared laughs. There are no scripts and no pressure, and no prior experience is needed. Take the stage when you feel ready, or kick back in the audience and enjoy the show. Hosted by The Comedy Arena Players, the night is designed to be supportive and beginner friendly, with encouragement at every step and no one pushed to perform. It is a welcoming space to try improv for the first time, connect with creative people, warm up between classes, or simply have a fun night out.

Test your playlist savvy with Music Bingo. The game unfolds across four rounds packed with hit songs, from nostalgic throwbacks to catchy guilty pleasures. Music plays while players mark their bingo cards, turning song recognition into a quick sprint for a winning board. Prizes, lots of laughs, and an easygoing vibe keep the energy high. Food and drinks are available from the Holy Grail kitchen, and the format stays simple with no apps or extras required... just music, bingo, and good company.

Teams compete in a fast paced trivia night at Armor Brewing Co. There is no entry fee and it welcomes all ages, with prizes to win. Expect fresh questions each time. Each team may use a single smart device, and quick thinking and speed can make the difference. Craft beer and food are available during play.

At The Comedy Arena, Open Mic Night brings together brand-new voices and working comics fine-tuning fresh material before larger crowds. Each show unfolds differently, with surprise moments, big laughs, occasional chaos, and the rush of watching comedy come to life in real time. Audience members can relax with a drink and enjoy the show, and performers can secure a spot through sign-ups. You never know who might appear or what will happen next.

Pop Poppins comes back to The Post for a show. The event welcomes guests 21 and over, and listed prices already include fees.

At The Grapevine Bar in Dallas, Karaoke with a Twist combines high quality sound with karaoke and an open mic comedy element. Hosted by comedian DJ Ashlie Ann Knox, the rotation allows participants to sing or take a short comedy slot. Each turn lasts about three and a half to four minutes, and participants can return to the stage as the rotation comes back around.

The karaoke songbook is available online.

The Red Goose Saloon hosts a karaoke night with specials on drinks and food service available. In Funky Town, attendees can take the mic and sing their favorite songs.

A grand opening celebration is set in the Pleasant Grove and Buckner area, close to the intersection of Buckner and Samuel. The announcement carries a cheerful tone with fruit and drink emojis, welcoming neighbors to mark the occasion.

Each week in Fort Worth, a lively bilingual gathering welcomes entrepreneurs and small business owners at any stage. Founders come together to connect with peers, hear real-world business experiences, and exchange insights that inspire practical next steps. The atmosphere focuses on encouragement, fresh ideas, and useful takeaways while strengthening relationships throughout the local small business community. Conversations take place in English and Spanish and the event is open to everyone. Whether launching a new venture or growing an existing one, participants can expect meaningful dialogue that leads to lasting connections.

A relaxed monthly breakfast brings veterans together for friendly conversation and connection. There is no formal agenda, just an easygoing chance to catch up with fellow veterans over a meal. The gathering takes place at Denny's Royse City in Royse City, TX.

United Way of Hunt County’s Wednesday Initiative is a weekly community outreach at Authentic Life Fellowship of Greenville that welcomes anyone in need. Guests can receive a hot meal provided by community partners, choose from available clothing and essential items, take a shower with support from Street Side Showers or Wesley United Methodist Church, and connect with resources and assistance. There are no requirements or questions, and everyone is treated with dignity in a welcoming setting.

Fort Worth ISD is recruiting school bus drivers and will host weekly hiring fairs at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center. Bus drivers play a vital role in greeting students each day and ensuring safe transportation to and from school. New hires receive paid CDL training. Starting pay is $22.75 per hour, health insurance and retirement benefits are included, and overtime is common. No RSVP is required, and interviews are available on site.

Enjoy $10 build-your-own burgers all day. Relax under the awning, or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

Chamber Connect & Learn features a speed networking session that accelerates introductions in a lively, structured format. Rotate through short conversations to describe your work and get to know other local businesses, creating meaningful professional connections in minutes. Suitable for first timers and seasoned networkers alike, it offers an efficient way to grow a professional circle. The event is at M&D Real Estate - Forney. Free for Chamber partners, $15 for those who are not Chamber partners.

Midweek gets an upgrade with Wednesday Pizza Night at Cibo Cucina Italiana. Choose any pizza for $15, or order two pizzas for $25, and pair the meal with drink deals like $6 house wine or $7 cocktails. This offer is available for dine in only. It is a chance to gather with friends and family, or simply satisfy a big appetite. For reservations, call 469-362-7177.

Military Brats from across the globe will gather at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott in Irving for a first-of-its-kind reunion that celebrates shared childhoods on bases in the United States and overseas. The multi-day program spotlights the 80th anniversary of the U.S. Military School system and creates space for classmates and friends to reconnect, with several alumni groups organizing school reunions within the larger event. Attendees can expect a welcoming hospitality suite with drinks and snacks, an early-arrival get-together, evening banquets with music and dancing, optional tours, and dedicated discussions and information sessions led by and for Brats. Educators who taught military Brats abroad are part of the story as well, and a complimentary airport shuttle serves the hotel for convenient access. Whether you were a Brat for one tour or for many years, this gathering centers on connection, memories, and the communities built around military life.

A Halloween themed end of month celebration at Crunch welcomes costumes and Halloween inspired outfits. The event features a festive blend of food, fun, fitness, and more, with appearances by Crunch Perks Partners. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

This Halloween-themed end-of-month party at Crunch features costumes and Halloween-inspired outfits, plus an evening of food, fitness, and festive fun. Crunch Perks Partners will make special appearances to enhance the celebration. Admission is free and open to all, and the club is accepting inquiries from potential partners and vendors.

Created in 2002 by the Association Internationale du Film d’Animation, this worldwide celebration recognizes creativity and innovation in animation and honors French pioneer Émile Reynaud. The program presents a two-part screening. First comes a selection of innovative shorts from experimenta.l. lab, the in-house studio focused on experimental animation. The second segment showcases the award-winning Best Shorts from the 2026 Annecy International Animation Festival in France.

Taking place in the D Lobby at Medical City Women’s Hospital, this symposium focuses on breast cancer awareness, education, and support. Attendees can speak with healthcare professionals and learn about breast health, early detection, treatment options, and resources for patients and families. It is suited for those seeking information for themselves or for someone they care about. Hors d'oeuvres will be provided. Advance registration is encouraged.

Network with area professionals at Pizza Getti in Nevada, Texas during the Lavon Area Chamber Business After Hours, with sponsorship from VBRG Realty. Members receive one complimentary drink, and shared appetizers will be available. Attendees can meet new contacts, exchange business cards, and grow community ties. Bringing a friend is encouraged.

Women In Need partners with Shenaniganz Entertainment Center in Rockwall, TX for a Halloween themed night that supports Domestic Violence Awareness Month. A $19.99 Play Pass includes go-karts, bowling, mini golf, and laser tag, and 50 percent of Play Pass sales benefit WIN. Dining makes a difference as well, with $5 from every entrée donated to the cause. Live music from Everett and the Big Deal fills the VIP Z Lounge, where bowling lane sponsorships are available for $600. A Halloween costume contest brings extra excitement. Every game played and meal enjoyed helps local survivors and families impacted by domestic violence.

A weekly meetup centered on play, with the format changing each time. Sessions can feature Pauper, Oathbreaker, No-Ban Modern, Pre-Modern, Pioneer, or Dandan. There is no entry fee to participate.

Saosin brings its 20 Years of Self-Titled show to House of Blues Dallas for an all ages audience. Scheduled support includes Silent Planet, Like Moths to Flames, and Save Us, and supporting acts may change without notice. VIP seating inquiries can be directed to HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com. Tickets may be available at the House of Blues Dallas box office, and prices may increase. Upgrade options are offered for those seeking an elevated experience.

Explore embroidery with Kimberly in a class where every session introduces a new technique. Practice classic embroidery, experiment with sashiko and slow stitching, and try additional styles along the way. After each lesson, attach your sample to a personalized tote to create a functional keepsake as the course progresses. All materials are provided. The classroom is upstairs and there is no elevator, so please let Kimberly know if you need assistance accessing the space.

BRO CHILL is a men’s mental wellness experience centered on real connection and open conversation. It creates a relaxed, judgment free space where men can talk honestly, build relationships, and support one another without pressure. The emphasis is connection first, with candid dialogue among peers, music setting an easygoing tone, complimentary food, and optional resources for those who want them. The environment is meant to feel familiar and welcoming, so there is no need to have everything figured out. Hosted at West Dallas Multipurpose Center - WDMC in Dallas. Powered by A Mindful Resource Inc., Care Before Crisis.

Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth hosts a weekly mountain bike ride at Gateway Park Mountain Bike Trail in Fort Worth. This friendly, social outing welcomes all skill levels and offers a chance to explore local singletrack and meet fellow riders. Helmets are required and participants should bring water. Rides may be cancelled due to rain or other weather conditions. After the ride, enjoy free hotdogs and beer.

Dog Haus Biergarten Richardson hosts a team trivia night with rounds led by Headtilt Entertainment. Participation is free, and winners receive prizes. Expect challenging questions, plenty of laughs, and a relaxed setting with food and cold drinks available while you play.

This event includes cash awards for winners.

Saxophonist Shelley Carrol is a Texas Tenor and educator known for his work with the Duke Ellington Orchestra and Kool and the Gang. A widely traveled artist, he remains a favorite in Dallas and at Revelers, and his performances are consistently a hit.

A dance night at The Sons begins with lessons, followed by dancing, with food and drinks available from the bar and kitchen. Admission is $10 on DJ nights and $18 on band nights.

Armor Brewing Co. hosts a lively music bingo night built around favorite hits from across the decades. Players listen to quick song clips, mark matching titles on their cards, and call out when they hit a winning pattern. The action unfolds over four rounds with two cards per round, creating plenty of chances to score. Prizes and bragging rights await the winners, all in a relaxed brewery setting that pairs friendly competition with a cold drink.

Karaoke night unfolds at Big Mike’s Bar and Grill in Plano, welcoming singers of every style to step into the spotlight. Perform solo, pair up for a duet, or gather a group and choose from a library of thousands of tracks spanning rock, country, pop, and more. The atmosphere is friendly and low pressure with a supportive crowd, no cover charge, and no judges. Enjoy food and drinks while you sing or cheer others on, and settle in for an easygoing evening of music and good company.

Video Music Bingo at Tailgaters Plano blends the excitement of music videos with the classic bingo game. Every Wednesday, short video clips play on the big screens while players search their cards for the matching song, mark the squares, complete the pattern, and call bingo to claim a prize. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are awarded in each round. The soundtrack spans decades and genres, with actual music videos featured throughout. Bring friends, enjoy food and drinks, and settle in for a lively night that can get loud.