Events in South Dallas, TX

Story Time includes storytelling, dance activities, and craft making. A different theme is featured each week.

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.

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.

Xtreme Soul Line Dance leads a class in the park where participants learn fresh line dance routines, build skills, and refine footwork for a smoother style. Whether the goal is fitness, fun, or both, this upbeat session keeps the energy high throughout the season.

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.

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.

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.

This event focuses on chronic care management for diabetes, cholesterol, and high blood pressure. Insurance is not required to participate, and registration takes place in the foyer.

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.

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.

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.

Ease into yoga with a beginner friendly class held outdoors, created for first timers or anyone who prefers a slower pace. Sessions blend mindful breathing with gentle movements and simple stretches to support flexibility, ease stress, and cultivate a calm, grounded feeling. The atmosphere is welcoming and encourages a focus on the basics in the fresh air. Participants should bring water and a mat.

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.

At Waxahachie's historic Chautauqua Auditorium, Halloween favorites come alive as a live cast of characters brings the on-screen story into the theater. This one-of-a-kind experience turns what you see on the screen into an in-person performance.

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.

This library program offers hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Each week brings a new STEAM focus with experiments, creative challenges, building projects, and interactive learning. Participants investigate scientific ideas, tackle engineering problems, create art, and explore technology while learning through play. The experience builds problem solving and critical thinking and encourages creativity and innovation. It is well suited to curious minds and budding inventors.

Hosted by Texas Materials, the 3rd Annual Cornerstone Classic supports Curing Kids Cancer. Set at Bear Creek Golf Club in Dallas, this golf tournament offers a day on the course that helps advance innovative childhood cancer research. The experience includes contests, prizes, food and beverages, a post-tournament reception, and a silent auction. Players can register as a single, twosome, or foursome, and sponsorship opportunities are available for an even greater impact.

This Halloween celebration at the Humane Society of Dallas County welcomes pet lovers, families, and their four legged companions for a festive mix of activities, treats, and playful moments. Costumes are encouraged for both people and pets, and the fun is designed with two legged and four legged attendees in mind. Highlights include trunk or treat for kids and pups, costume contests with awards for first, second, and third place in two categories, best single costume and best duo or partner costume, and a lineup of themed activities. Participants can create paw print art, explore a Halloween scavenger hunt, and try bobbing for treats, with KONGs for dogs and floating ducks with prizes for children. There is also a guess the number of treats challenge, spooky pup cups, and plenty of photo opportunities, along with a few surprises.

Food trucks roll in each week with a changing lineup and plenty of fresh flavors, creating a relaxed, festive atmosphere. Presented by Food Truck League DFW in partnership with the City of Cedar Hill, this ongoing series lets attendees sample new cuisines, meet up with friends, and enjoy a laid back outing.

Live music brings SOVA Hotel’s Lobby Bar to life, pairing a laid-back setting and good energy with specials available during happy hour. It is a comfortable spot to unwind after work or to start a night out, with drinks, tunes, and an easygoing scene.

Turn the middle of the week into a refresh at Battle Axes in Waxahachie with a changing lineup of Happy Hour deals on select drinks and shareable snacks. Each Thursday brings something new in a relaxed, social setting, offering an easy option for meeting friends, planning a casual date night, or unwinding after work. No experience is required, and the focus is simply on relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere.

Family Gateway’s annual Boo Bash brings a festive trunk-or-treat to Dallas with a focus on a safe, fun evening for more than 80 children. Volunteers decorate their cars in favorite Halloween themes, stock trunks with candy, and hand out treats as kids make their way from car to car. Simple games or activities with small prizes or toys add to the excitement and keep the celebration lively. Hosted at Family Gateway in Dallas, this event combines community spirit with classic Halloween fun for young trick-or-treaters.

Enjoy a lively night that pairs karaoke with an R&B-themed music bingo game. Take a turn at the mic, then test how many songs you can identify as you work toward a bingo. It is a relaxed, music-filled gathering for fans of singing, soulful tracks, and a bit of friendly competition.

OWL-O-Ween 2026 brings supporters of “OWLawyers -Trial Law” together at Al Biernat's North in Dallas for a festive gathering with food and drinks, a costume contest, and more.

Explore an 8-bit arcade maze reimagined as a family-friendly haunted house. Kids and adults wind through pixel-bright corridors, meeting playful frights at each turn. The experience is interactive from start to finish as groups work together to take on harmless undead ghosts, glitching robots, and other retro game characters that have slipped out of their screens. Test your courage, keep your wits, and see if you can make it through without becoming the next high score.

Edison’s in Dallas sets the scene for a candlelit, multi sensory tribute to the timeless catalogs of Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole. The program may feature favorites such as Stardust, That’s Life, Autumn Leaves, Unforgettable, When I Fall in Love, Smile, Come Fly with Me, My Way, Strangers in the Night, L O V E, Fly Me to the Moon, and New York, New York. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives. Live music will be performed by the Lydian Blue Jazz Band and the Listeso String Quartet. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. Ticket purchasers receive an email with a promotion from the official partner Postmates.

Presented in partnership with the Dallas Literary Society, this in-person program features Argentine-Spanish novelist and poet Andrés Neuman in conversation with Deep Vellum's Will Evans. Recognized by Granta among the leading young writers in Spanish, Neuman is known for an inventive, boundary-crossing approach that explores memory, migration, and identity with lyrical focus. A Q&A and book signing will follow the discussion. Admission is free with RSVP and the program is open to the public.

Electric Campfire Jam brings musicians and music fans together at Sons of Hermann Hall for a collaborative, community-focused session. Attendees can bring an instrument to join the jam or relax and listen. The kitchen and bar remain open throughout the evening, and admission is free. Set in a historic Dallas venue, this welcoming gathering offers a laid-back night around an electric “campfire.”

Sawyer Hill brings the Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy World Tour to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall in Dallas for an all ages show, with Never Ending Fall slated to open. Supporting performers may change without prior notice. Ticket prices may rise on the day of the event. The box office is open only on show days, starting two hours before doors, and hours can vary by event. Ticket options include a public onsale, an artist presale, a Citi Cardmember presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP package presale and onsale.

New York stand-up Dovi Neuburger takes the stage at Dallas Comedy Club in Dallas. A fast-rising voice in Jewish comedy, he frequently opens on Elon Gold’s theater dates, performing for sold-out crowds nationwide, and he has built an Instagram audience of more than 57,000. His material draws on his Jewish upbringing and the push and pull between tradition and modern life, with stories about family expectations, guilt, faith, and dating. Blending sharp observations with personal storytelling, he balances warmth and edge and even mines laughs from the distinctly Jewish habit of treating anxiety like a personality trait. It is thoughtful, bold comedy, delivered with the sense that making people laugh is a mitzvah.

Set in Houston in 1962, this new musical traces the true story of two surgeons who pioneered silicone breast implants, transforming both cosmetic culture and medical practice. As their breakthrough captures attention, personal relationships, celebrity, controversy, and courtrooms intersect, revealing far-reaching consequences behind a world-changing idea. Conceived by Dallas plastic surgeon Dr. Ron Friedman and co-written with Laura Goodenow, the show blends sharp humor, song, and heartfelt storytelling to bring this remarkable chapter of history to life. The production is led by director and music director Rebecca Lowrey, with contributions from assistant director Aly Badalamenti, choreographer Christina Kudlicki, stage manager Kya James, costume designer Jessie Wallace, wig designer and assistant costume designer Logan Coley Broker, lighting designer Mia Kate, scenic designer Logan Gabriel Frederick, and vocal coach Lauren Urso Gray. In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the production partners with Tuman Breast Cancer Foundation, a North Texas nonprofit that supports women with financial and emotional resources during their breast cancer journey. Presented at Theatre Three in Dallas.

Experience the only official JEOPARDY! bar trivia event at Alamo Drafthouse, featuring the show’s iconic clue-and-response gameplay in a lively, team-based format. Build a team of up to six friends and play for prizes and the title of JEOPARDY! Bar League champion. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early is recommended to secure a spot to play.

Part of the US Showcase Tour presented by AEG Presents, Thai artist TEN takes the stage at The Studio at The Bomb Factory. Known from WayV, NCT, and SuperM and as a co‑founder of the label ILLIMNT, he is advancing his independent solo career with dynamic performances and a distinctive artistic voice. He works across Thai, English, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese, serves as a global ambassador for Saint Laurent, and has appeared on covers including ELLEMEN Fresh, GQ Thailand, Esquire Singapore, Harper’s Bazaar Men, and Flaunt. His releases include the mini albums TEN, STUNNER, and the Japanese project Humanity. STUNNER became Spotify Thailand’s most‑played song in 2025, earned wins on Music Bank, The Show, and Inkigayo Hot Stage, and was named Spotify Thailand’s Top Song of the Year in 2025. He received the Best Choice Award at the 2024 Asia Artist Awards. His music has surpassed 460 million streams with more than 35 million video views, while group projects have accumulated over 620 million lifetime streams and more than 617 chart entries. This is an all‑ages event, and attendees 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general admission standing only with no seating. Set times are subject to change. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so be sure it is ready before arrival. There are no COVID protocols in place for this show. Please review the venue bag policy and FAQs in advance. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

The Brave Like Ellie Warrior Golf Classic brings golfers together for a four-person scramble with a shotgun start, all in support of childhood cancer warriors and their families. Proceeds help fund Brave Boxes and holiday gifts, continuing Ellie’s legacy of providing courage, comfort, and joy to those who need it most. Participants can play in honor of a warrior or enjoy a round that gives back, knowing every swing makes a meaningful impact. Registered golfers receive a Mexican Fiesta Buffet featuring chili con queso, spicy homemade salsa, marinated beef and chicken fajitas with all the fixings, cheese enchiladas, charro beans, Mexican rice, caramel flan, and apple crispitos. Early bird pricing is available, and logos must be submitted to be included on event signage.

This five-week, 90-minute mind body grief support series at Diana's School of Yoga blends gentle yoga, mindful movement, somatic practices, dance, breathwork, meditation, journaling, and guided reflection with professional grief support. It is created for adults and teens navigating many forms of loss, including bereavement, relationship changes, career shifts, serious illness, caregiving, and major life transitions. The intention is to help participants reconnect with their bodies, calm the mind, ease physical tension, and make space for difficult emotions. The pace is slow and supportive, and no prior yoga experience or flexibility is needed. Movements can be adapted, rest is always welcome, and you are encouraged to participate in ways that feel right for you. Sharing your story is optional, with opportunities for quiet reflection and compassionate conversation available. Rather than trying to push grief away, the series emphasizes grounding, care, and moments of calm. Sessions are led by yoga teacher and meditation facilitator Anietie Antia-Obong and licensed clinical social worker Freda S. Thomas, LCSW-S, who specializes in grief support. Together they weave movement and mindfulness with therapeutic resources and community connection. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement, and consider bringing items that support your comfort such as a yoga mat, water, a light layer, or personal props. Participants are encouraged to respect one another’s privacy. This program provides supportive practices and resources and is not a substitute for individualized medical or mental health care.

BikeDFW will be at the start of Dallas Critical Mass with its Light It Up initiative, offering bicycle lights to the community. Riders who need lights can pick up a set at the tent, and those who already have lights are invited to take an extra set to share with someone riding without them. Anyone interested in supporting the effort can learn about sponsorship opportunities on the BikeDFW website.

At the historic Chautauqua auditorium in Waxahachie, a live cast animates Halloween characters while the story moves beyond the screen and into the theater, blending film with onstage performance for an immersive experience.

The evening before Halloween features a casual meet and greet where the cast appears as themselves ahead of the street haunt on Halloween night. Treat bags are available for kids to add a festive touch to the fun.

Ray Wylie Hubbard performs with special guest Charlie Shafter. Tickets are on sale, and the lineup should appeal to fans of Eric Church, Hayes Carll, and Todd Snider.

Cameron Whitcomb brings the Kingdom of Fear Tour to House of Blues Dallas in Dallas, with an all-ages audience welcome. Noah Rinker is slated to open, and supporting acts may change without notice. For VIP seating inquiries, email HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com. Experience upgrades are available. Day-of tickets can be purchased at the venue box office, which is open on show days and closes at times that vary by event. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Presales include Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP Packages, followed by a public onsale and VIP Packages onsale. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket supports Project Healthy Minds and its work to expand access to mental health services across the country.

Downtown Dallas, Inc. presents an outdoor film series at Main Street Garden Park, celebrating five evenings of horror, camp, and the supernatural. The program builds a seasonal countdown to Halloween across four decades of eerie cinema, moving from an early 80s story set in a haunted home to a contemporary nightmare. The lineup features The Witches (1990, PG, 1 hour 31 minutes), Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992, PG-13, 1 hour 26 minutes), and Poltergeist (1982, PG, 2 hours). One night includes a double feature with Addams Family Values (1993, PG-13, 1 hour 24 minutes) followed by The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, R, 1 hour 40 minutes). The series wraps up with It (2017, R, 2 hours 12 minutes).

The Pumpkin Patch becomes a spot for free family movies during Patch Fest. Screenings feature favorites such as Zootopia, Secret Life of Pets, Monsters Inc, and Scooby Doo 2.

Brand New brings its raw, high-impact live show to Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie in Grand Prairie. The rock band blends emotional songwriting with driving alternative rock, igniting charged performances amplified by passionate crowds. Expect a set that spans the band’s catalog, delivered with the intensity that characterizes its concerts.

Get into spooky season at the fifth annual Halloween party at Boogies, featuring a night of dancing, DJs, a costume contest with prizes, a specialty themed drink menu, and pop-ups from spooky vendors. Check-in upon arrival to receive your wristband and any ticket add-ons. You can check in for a friend, and a wristband is required for entry. Two entry lines will be available, with a fast pass lane included in VIP tickets. Ticket options include $15 earlybird, $20 general admission, and a limited $50 VIP package that adds fast pass entry, a complimentary drink, and event admission. Street parking is available, though ride share is encouraged. Fettii users can apply code 101 for up to three free rides if new or 50 percent off the next three rides if existing. All sales are final, but tickets can be transferred to a friend. For questions, send a direct message to @101media_events on Instagram.

BOYNEXTDOOR brings the Knock On Vol. 2 North America tour to The Bomb Factory in Dallas. This is an all ages show, and attendees 16 and under must be with a parent or legal guardian. General admission is standing room only with no seats. Set and start times may change. Ticket prices can fluctuate based on demand. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so have the app ready before arrival. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice. A bag policy will be in effect and venue policies apply. There are no refunds or exchanges, and there are no Covid protocols for this event.

Halloween weekend at SILO Dallas features a debut performance from Adriatique. An on-sale alert signup is available, and those who opt in are entered for a chance to win a pair of side-stage passes. Tickets will be available.

Battle Axes dedicates a night to appreciate those who keep the community going after hours. Service industry professionals can enjoy 20 percent off lane time, rotating beverage specials, and a laid back late night vibe that makes it easy to relax with coworkers and friends. The offer is available at both the Midlothian and Waxahachie locations. Eligible attendees include bartenders, servers, hosts, kitchen teams, managers, healthcare workers, stylists, retail staff, and others working in hospitality or related fields. Please bring proof of employment to participate.

Take on a half or full marathon goal with a program for first timers, runners returning after a break, and anyone who wants to run well, avoid injuries, and enjoy the miles. Training is with the Interval Run Club of Dallas, home to the Dallas Galloway training program.

Celebrate the spooky season with a collaborative experience in partnership with the Cedar Hill Museum of History that blends birdwatching and local stories in a Cedar Hill cemetery. Walk respectfully among the graves, look for birds, and pause at select headstones to learn about community history. The specific cemetery will be announced soon. Pre-registration is required because parking at historic cemeteries is limited, and space is capped. Bring binoculars if you have them, or borrow a pair from Dogwood Canyon. This activity takes place outdoors on natural surface trails, so wear sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. For year-round inspiration, check out Jennifer Bristol's book "Cemetery Birding: An Unexpected Guide to Discovering Birds in Texas".

White Rock Farmers Market showcases Dallas’ producer only scene with North Texas farmers and makers. Find seasonal produce, pasture raised meats, and fresh eggs straight from local farms. Pick up artisan breads, jams, granola, and other small batch foods, then explore handmade goods such as soaps, ceramics, and jewelry. All items are grown or created by the people behind the booth, with no resellers, which helps support local families and small businesses. EBT and WIC are accepted, and SNAP purchases are matched up to $30 per day. Enjoy live music and a welcoming community feel. The market is pet friendly, stroller friendly, and takes place regardless of weather.

Volunteers from the Kiwanis Club of Coppell will support neighbors facing hunger by serving at Metrocrest Services’ Client Choice Pantry. Efforts in the pantry help the organization provide more than 10,000 meals each day, and volunteers are essential to keeping services running smoothly. Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing suitable for indoor work such as a t-shirt with jeans or shorts. Park in volunteer-designated areas and leave the row closest to the pantry for clients. Enter through the double sliding doors beneath the Pantry sign to check in on the tablet, then store personal items in the provided lockers. Group leaders are encouraged to share these details with their teams. If plans change, cancel your spot so another volunteer can serve, and note that three missed shifts may lead to dismissal. Bring any time log that needs verification if you require proof of hours.

The 52nd Annual Harambee Festival brings the Dallas-Fort Worth community together for a free, family-focused celebration at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center in Dallas. Guided by the Swahili principle of working together and the theme Harambee! One People One Purpose, the day centers on unity, cultural pride, and fun for all ages. Children and youth can explore Watoto Village with safe candy stops and hands-on activities. Families will find live concerts with performers from the area and beyond, high energy line dancing lessons, and a lively Pet Show and Contest showcasing costumes and talents. A Greek Corner spotlights local Divine Nine and collegiate fraternities and sororities. The Culture Area features storytelling, fine art, and interactive cultural programs, while the Vendor Marketplace supports small businesses, youth entrepreneurs, artisans, nonprofits, and community services. A Food Truck Park offers regional favorites such as BBQ, street tacos, sweets, and refreshing drinks. Civic engagement is encouraged through a community voting booth. A special Festival Adventure Passport invites attendees to collect stamps across attractions for a chance at raffle prizes like a Family Photo Package, a Pet Gift Basket, and a Dallas Fall Fun Prize Pack. Admission is free for all ages, and pre-registration is encouraged. This long-running event is presented by the Citizens’ Committee to Save Our Children, Inc. in partnership with the City of Dallas, Dallas Park & Recreation, and the Children’s Defense Fund of Texas, all committed to empowering youth and strengthening families across North Texas.

Get into the spirit with a Halloween-themed 9-pin fundraiser connected to the TROT 2027 season. The $30 entry fee covers the tournament and access to a 250-plus share pot. Additional side action includes crossover doubles, an optional scratch high pot, and the Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The strike pot will begin with a starting amount to be announced. This event blends friendly competition with fundraising for a lively day on the lanes.

Caturday at the Snuggle Spot takes place at DPA’s Adoption Container at Community Beer Company and offers a welcoming way for cat enthusiasts to connect. Meet foster cats available for adoption, spend time playing with cats and kittens, and explore a digital matching tool that helps identify a good fit for your home. The gathering supports the cats in this program while bringing together a community of fellow feline fans.

Drifted Fest Dallas brings a Halloween techno celebration to the AT&T Performing Arts Center, with performances across the Main Stage, the Techno Bunker, and a Silent Disco, and costumes encouraged. Alex Kinter marks a first festival appearance with a live DJ set on the Techno Bunker stage at Strauss Square in Dallas. The lineup includes Bart Skils, Charles B, Moguai, Moritz Hofbauer, Oscar L, Wave Wave, Willie Trimmer, Project Ka, John Wayne, Alex Kinter, Aries, Buddha, Dea Magna, Destro, Letra B2B Monstax, Metanoia, Reckless Ryan, and Silent Disco artists such as 2Girls1Dub, Aag, Aaroh, Abskii, Ascension, Awrt, Basixx, Beastifull, Behrfut, Benasti, Cette, Choic3, Crtfd, Dark Bunny, Devotx, Distrix3, DJ Eggo, DJ Mvce, DJ Quadz, DJ Von, Gamak, Halloking, Holden, Hzy, Indigo, IV, Jamison Daniel, Jdm, Johnny C, Katy Pale, Kowboi, Lane Mooney, Mntkon, Molli Durum, Mylesperhour, Paul 1, Pebz, Rach, Reydex, Rich Spears, Rodeo Queen, Rubi Thorne, Sadboyblu, Sammy L Waxin, Stephano, Substr8, Switch Flip, Syrin, Terp, and Xdescend. Enter the code ALEXKINTER at checkout when purchasing Drifted Fest tickets.

Spring Cake, powered by Beulah Sapphire Silks, presents Power 2 Love, an immersive creative experience that brings music, fashion, media, culture, and community together in a single space. Attendees can explore themed environments inspired by Pandora and Airbender, view the official Power 2 Love music video premiere, and experience live performances and mic drops. The program features a curated runway show, professional photoshoots, podcast interviews, showcase cars, DJ sets, giveaways, and many opportunities to create and connect. VIP admission adds brunch, lounge access, bottle service, interviews, and front row seating for the fashion show. Created with artists, models, designers, photographers, content creators, entrepreneurs, and curious attendees in mind, this gathering unites diverse communities and sparks collaboration. More than a premiere, it serves as an introduction to the world being built by Spring Cake. RSVP and ticket availability is limited.

Light the Night is a free, family friendly fall festival from Life in Dallas Church in Oak Cliff. The gathering focuses on fellowship and honoring the light of Jesus, with Trunk-or-Treat, complimentary food, music, a photo booth, games, and other activities. The event welcomes the whole community.

The Association of Former Lao Teachers of Texas hosts its annual party at Jefferson Event Center in Grand Prairie, bringing the community together for an evening of celebration and live music. Entertainment includes performances by Det, Alanni, Bubblez, and the Banh Hao Band. Regular admission is offered by table or by individual seat, with tables set for ten and including bottled water and food. A VIP option adds a bottle of wine along with ten seats, bottled water, and food. Pricing is $350 per table or $35 per person for regular admission, and $400 per table or $40 per person for VIP.

At The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, guests collaborate to unravel a funny yet demanding case while enjoying dinner. The perpetrator blends into the crowd, so anyone could be singled out as a suspect as clues surface. Everything takes place in the here and now and unfolds live, with performers mingling undercover among attendees to create a social, hands-on experience for adults. Running in cities nationwide since 2004, this interactive dinner theater offers an evening of intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous surprises.

VOILÀ brings Moonbloom to House of Blues Dallas for an all ages audience, with scheduled support from Weathers and Ella Red. Lineups can change without notice. VIP seating can be arranged through the venue, and options to upgrade the experience are available. Early access opportunities include artist, Spotify and Live Nation presales, plus Citi Cardmember presales and preferred tickets, with a public onsale to follow. Same-day tickets, if available, can be purchased at the venue box office, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. VOILÀ partners with PLUS1 so that 1 dollar from each ticket benefits Solving Kids' Cancer and its work to find, fund and advocate for breakthrough treatments for the most fatal childhood cancers.

Unburden what still weighs on your heart at a guided ritual at Breathe - Meditation & Wellness in Dallas. Through thoughtful reflection and journaling, you will identify the memories, patterns, and emotions that are ready to be laid to rest. Writing on burn paper, you will symbolically let go of what has lingered to create room for healing, peace, and renewal. The experience continues with a meditation focused on grounding and a sound bath with gong, crystal bowls, ocean drum, and chimes, then concludes with time for integration. It is designed for anyone ready to move beyond lingering relationship ties, grief, resentment, fear, shame, regret, the stories you have been carrying, and stagnant energy. Costumes are welcome but not required. Admission is $60. Set a clear intention to release what haunts you and call your energy back.

Galaway Manor presents its annual neighborhood trick or treating and street haunt, planned to go on in any weather except severe conditions that could delay the start. A quieter, kid-friendly window comes first for those who prefer a gentler experience. After that, the full Halloween production takes over with roaming creatures and a synchronized light show. The early window does not include the light show or street haunt, which begin afterward and continue through the evening. Expect heavy, dense fog effects during the haunt. The fog is non toxic, water based, and non scented. Admission is free. Crowds are typically large, so patience is appreciated and volunteers will be working hard to keep things moving. Parking is very limited nearby. Please help keep the neighborhood clean by not littering. Candy availability and neighbor participation can vary, with the emphasis placed on the street haunt, roaming monsters, and the light show.

This community fall festival at Crossroads Church celebrates the season with a friendly atmosphere. Families, friends, and first time visitors are welcome, and kids are encouraged to attend. It offers simple seasonal fun and a chance to create autumn memories with neighbors and the Crossroads community.

Playlunch brings a live set to Three Links in Deep Ellum with special guests. Admission ranges from $17 to $20, and the show is open to all ages. Please bring a physical government ID. Guests under 21 will be charged a $5 fee at the door. Entry is general admission with standing room only.

Kevin returns with a spirited crew from the East for an evening packed with laughs. Expect a high-energy show filled with fun and plenty of good humor.

Joe Bob's Spooktacular returns to the Texas Theatre in Dallas with a dusk-to-dawn Halloween blowout. This all-night celebration packs in five feature films and spooky shorts, along with special performances from comedy magician Mac King, Boo-lesque, and additional acts to be announced.

A show presented by The Kessler features Thee Sinseers with The Charities, bringing both acts together on the same stage.

Little Big Town performs live in concert at Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas, USA. This event features the group on stage in Dallas.

Dexter and the Moonrocks lead a live show with special guests Cigarettes @ Sunset and High June. This is an all ages event, and guests who are 16 or younger must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Admission is general and standing room only, with no seats available. Set and start times may change. Tickets are delivered through the AXS Mobile ID app, so plan to access them on your device. A bag policy is in effect, and venue guidelines apply. Orders that exceed the ticket limit may be canceled without notice. There are no refunds or exchanges, and no COVID protocols are in place for this event.

PJ Morton’s My Saturday Night Sunday Morning Tour stops at the Majestic Theatre for a live performance. Doors open ahead of showtime so there is time to get settled before the music begins. Presale opportunities and a general on-sale period are available through official ticketing channels.

At Union Station Dallas, The Great Gatsby Party returns with a glamorous, mysterious celebration shaped by the season’s spooky spirit. Guests encounter an opulent atmosphere with immersive entertainment, showstopping performances, and attentive hospitality, echoing the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties. The hallmark spectacle, decadence, and revelry of this signature event arrive with a Halloween twist, creating one unforgettable night in Dallas.

Experience a blend of concert and club energy in one place. Enjoy live music inside while a DJ plays on the patio, creating two complementary scenes. Entry is for guys 30+ and ladies 25+.

ReView Lounge transforms into a Halloween hotspot with tricks, treats, music, and playful mischief. Guests are encouraged to showcase bold, spooky, or provocative looks and compete in the Halloween Costume Contest, where the top costume earns $75 and the runner-up receives $25. The night is hosted by Miss ReView Lounge 2027, Iroc Octavia Goodness, creating a lively, costume-forward celebration.

Weekly Sunday morning run and walk at White Rock Lake, gathering at T.P. Hill. The main meet-up covers up to 4 miles along the lake. In summer, an earlier start offers a 9 mile loop, with details shared in weekly announcements. After the run, the group goes out for coffee and breakfast.

Sunday Slow Ride returns for 2026 with refreshed takes on familiar routes and three brand new options. The rides focus on more seat time and plenty of twisty sections, including one route with especially technical cornering. Open to all types of motorcycles, each route stays off highways and is planned around enjoyable scenery and lighter traffic. Beyond the weekly outings, plans include a track day, an Ozarks weekend, and a trip to Sturgis with a follow up along the Pacific Coast Highway. Patches and stickers are also in the works to commemorate the rides and help support future trips and events.

AM/FM screens every Arsenal Premier League match during the 2026/27 season, bringing a touch of North London to North Dallas. Most fixtures play on a 10 foot LED screen with the broadcast audio on, along with food and drink specials and programming after the final whistle. The venue combines a neighborhood diner, a bar, a music stage, and a backyard atmosphere, celebrating the overlap between music and football through chants, community, and matchday traditions.

Enjoy free exhibition admission on the first Sunday of each month through DMA FREE First Sundays: Access for All. Visitors can explore exhibitions at no cost, take part in on-site programming, and discover a permanent collection spanning more than 5,000 years. This initiative is supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Ease into yoga with a SloFlo session tailored for beginners at Elemental Yoga & Meditation Studio. Move at a gentle pace, linking simple, accessible poses with steady breathing and thoughtful transitions. There is unhurried time to learn safe alignment, develop strength and flexibility, and settle fully into each shape. The setting is calm and encouraging, with modifications offered so you can practice in a way that feels right for you without pressure to keep up. It suits anyone brand new to yoga, returning after a break, or looking for a soothing, grounding experience. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Expect to leave feeling relaxed, balanced, and more connected to your body.

The War And Treaty take the stage at The Kessler, presented by KXT 91.7.

Esteman and Daniela Spalla bring the Amorío USA Tour to House of Blues Dallas for an all ages show. Doors open before the show begins, and the scheduled support is to be announced. VIP seating is available through the venue. Day-of-event ticket purchases are handled at the House of Blues Dallas box office on show days, and closing hours vary by event. Ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Support acts are subject to change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through the artist, Ticketmaster, Reventon, HOB Foundation Room Member, and Live Nation.

Old Crow Medicine Show performs at Majestic Theatre, and fans of every age are welcome.

Doja Cat appears at American Airlines Center in Dallas. This arena event spotlights the artist in a live setting.

Mark the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth with an in-concert presentation at Majestic Theatre in Dallas. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

DIY CON brings together do-it-yourselfers, makers, and homeowners for an interactive celebration of projects at Fair Park in Dallas. Attendees can dive into practical skills and fresh ideas across home improvement, woodworking, smart home technology, crafting, and décor through participatory workshops and live demonstrations. Meet well known creators and discover standout companies as the community connects for a weekend centered on learning, exploration, and fun.

The Foodees Food and Culture Festival brings a lively mix of flavors, shopping, and family activities to Grand Prairie Premium Outlets. Over 40 food trucks and vendors serve gourmet bites and sweet treats, while dozens of artisans showcase handmade jewelry, artwork, and crafts. Expect a welcoming atmosphere for all ages, with chances to try new cuisines and pick up gifts for family celebrations. Admission is free for everyone. Registration is available for a giveaway that awards one free meal per day, with winners notified by email.

Comedian Ryan Hamilton takes the stage at Addison Improv in Dallas with a set that is clean, quick-witted, and warm. Look forward to plenty of laughs, easygoing charm, and memorable storytelling throughout the show. Recognized for a relatable voice in stand up, he shares stories with charm and wit.

RCDRL presents the Phoenix Performance Bodies Missing Man Nationals at The Strip at Traders Village in Grand Prairie, bringing the RC drag racing community together for a day that blends intense competition with heartfelt remembrance. The event honors racers, family, and friends who are no longer with us, keeping their influence present with every run down the track. The program moves from gates opening to test and tune, then qualifying, with eliminations following after qualifying. The lineup features Outlaw A and B, LPO Limited Prep Outlaw A and B, Xtreme Pro Stock A and B, Street Eliminator, Young Gunners, and the 2.30, 2.60, and 2.90 Index classes. It is a full slate of racing shaped by respect for those who helped build this community.

This celebration marks 50 years of Lester Lorch Park in partnership with Dallas County Parks and Open Space. The event recognizes the park’s place in Cedar Hill and Dallas County history and includes live music, food trucks, giveaways, and guest speakers who reflect on its legacy. Long known for outdoor recreation, especially disc golf, the park continues to bring the community together. Please note that the disc golf courses will be closed during the celebration.

An all-ages celebration of the intersection of art and books takes place at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. Create interactive paper sculptures with guest artists Narong Tintamusik and Marjaneh Goudarzi, and enjoy a complimentary snack from Ana's while supplies last. Explore local artist books in a reading lounge curated by K.Co Press, visit a pop-up shop offering Nasher catalogues, and participate in a free book swap featuring titles for both children and adults. The galleries host children's story times led by Nasher educator Paulina Lopez, and the program includes artist talks with Jeffie Brewer and Joe Milazzo presented by K.Co Press. Admission is free.

Old City Park hosts a two day culinary celebration in a single location. More than 80 restaurants and a lineup of chefs collaborating with local farms will offer a wide range of bites along with pours to sample throughout the event. Guests can help decide the Best Bite, presented by American Airlines AAdvantage Mastercard. Both days include separate entry windows for VIP and general admission. Ticket options will include general admission, VIP, and weekend passes, with early bird access coming soon.

Created for dance fans 30 and older, this party revives the heyday of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s with a resident DJ spinning iconic club anthems. Expect high-energy production with vivid visuals, confetti bursts, and CO2 cannons, all set in a friendly, social atmosphere. Enjoy great music and a dance floor that delivers the fun without sacrificing the next day.

Dallas Haitians United presents its third annual fundraising gala, an evening celebrating Haitian excellence, culture, and impact. Attendees will enjoy elegant dining, live entertainment, and inspiring voices honoring Haiti’s innovation and future.

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

General Hospital stars Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson bring their Stone Cold and the Jackal holiday show to Addison Improv, blending seasonal music, comedy, and interactive moments with the crowd. Platinum tickets, limited to 50, include early entry with priority seating, access to the sound check, the performance, selfies and autographs with Steve and Bradford, plus a post show photo opportunity. VIP tickets include the show and a meet and greet with a photo opportunity after the performance, but autographs are available only with Platinum. Guests should bring their own camera for photos.

6LACK performs live at South Side Ballroom at Gilley's in Dallas.

Arcade games and laser tag at Main Event in Grand Prairie set the stage for a lively outing that wraps up with dinner at Cici’s Pizza. The day is organized by Mrs. Mimi of Israelite Kids Academy, a DFW private Kindergarten through 8th grade hybrid homeschool and summertime learning program. Families who are not enrolled can contact Mimi at 469-278-KIDS to take part. Everyone meets at the venue and covers their own admission and any related fees. Attendees are asked to mark their attendance on the event page and share the names and ages of the children who will be there, and non-members must complete an online emergency information form before the trip. After sign up, meetup details and a simple itinerary will be provided, and the group will travel together. Health and safety guidelines apply. Follow current CDC recommendations and do not attend if feeling unwell. Bring hand sanitizer or wipes and a water bottle. If any portion of the outing includes time outdoors, be prepared for pollen and insects, and bring repellent or needed allergy medications such as EpiPens. Plans may be adjusted due to weather. When paying the organizer, only cash or Zelle are accepted. There are no refunds, no credit or partial payments, and registrations are non-transferable. If plans change, please update your RSVP so the group is not kept waiting.

Experience a heart-centered evening of ceremonial cacao, guided meditation, reflective journaling, and a nourishing sound journey aligned with the symbolic 11/11 portal, often associated with alignment, clarity, and connection. This gathering provides a gentle pause to slow down, tune inward, and reconnect with what matters most. Cacao will be shared as a supportive plant ally to encourage presence, self-reflection, and an open heart, while the practices offered create space to step away from daily noise and listen for the wisdom within. The intention is not to become someone new, but to remember who you are beneath expectations and responsibilities. Participants will explore themes of alignment, intention, and trust, moving forward with greater clarity and connection to the path ahead. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Bring a mug or vessel for cacao, a journal and pen, a water bottle, and comfortable clothing, plus anything that helps you rest comfortably while seated or lying down. Capacity is limited, so registering in advance is encouraged. The cost is $60. Health note: If you are pregnant or have a condition that could be affected by cacao, such as certain heart concerns, consult your healthcare provider beforehand. Please hydrate well before and after the ceremony.

Katseye takes the stage at American Airlines Center in Dallas for a live performance.

Explore new career possibilities at a Dallas job fair that brings together leading employers hiring now at the Doubletree Hotel Dallas Market Center. The event welcomes job seekers of all experience levels and showcases opportunities across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. Attendees can connect directly with recruiters, share resumes, and take part in interviews on the spot.

LoneStar Dads partners with Battle Axes in Waxahachie, TX to host a welcoming meetup where fathers from Ellis County, Midlothian, Waxahachie, Mansfield, Red Oak, and the wider DFW community can connect, share conversation, and enjoy axe throwing together. The gathering is open to new and experienced dads, including stepdads and adoptive fathers, with a focus on building friendships, strengthening families, and finding a supportive network of peers. Axe throwing is $20 per person and includes unlimited participation throughout the meetup. No prior experience is needed, as coaches are on hand to teach the basics and help first timers feel comfortable. Expect a relaxed setting, opportunities to expand your circle, and insights into local resources for families, along with a touch of friendly competition. Attendees are welcome whether arriving on their own or with another dad.

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

At the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration honors Karen Carpenter’s unmistakable voice and the timeless songs she created with Richard. This newly crafted concert from the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story blends a full band with narrative moments to showcase the warmth, emotion, and craftsmanship that defined their music. Audiences can look forward to singing along to favorites such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” VIP options are available. The Carpenters Songbook VIP Experience includes one ticket with seating in the first ten rows of Orchestra Center, a private 20 minute acoustic performance for VIP attendees featuring selections not in the main show, a meet and greet with photo opportunity, and a limited edition collectible laminate. A VIP Experience Upgrade can be added during checkout for those who already hold tickets and includes the private acoustic set, meet and greet with photo, and collectible laminate. Upgrade packages do not include admission, and a valid ticket is required to enter the venue.

Celebrate the start of the Christmas season while supporting Habitat for Humanity of Ellis County at this annual fundraiser. Enjoy onstage sing along holiday music on both days, explore Santa’s Store for festive finds, and savor hot cocoa, pies and other treats. A large silent auction features Christmas themed items, along with beautifully decorated trees, wreaths and tabletop decor that can go home with attendees on Saturday. On Saturday, Santa and Mrs. Claus host children for games, cookies and more. Admission is free both days, and auction bidding concludes on Saturday.

Steve Byrne brings his stand-up to Addison Improv, showcasing a career shaped by range and consistency. Raised in Pittsburgh by a Korean mother and an Irish father, he built a following that spans television, film, festivals, and international stages. He created and starred in the TBS sitcom Sullivan & Son for three seasons and first broke out after winning a TBS competition in 2006. His Comedy Central Presents half hour earned a strong fan response, and his third hour, Champion, premiered on Netflix in 2014 following the Comedy Central specials Happy Hour and The Byrne Identity. On screen, his credits include The Dilemma, Couples Retreat, Four Christmases, and The Goods: The Don Ready Story. He has appeared on The Middle, Chappelle’s Show, The Howard Stern Show, NBC’s The Real Wedding Crashers, and performed stand-up on Conan, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Late Late Show, BET’s Comic View, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno a total of ten times. Byrne has played major festivals such as Just for Laughs in Montreal, Toronto, and Chicago, HBO’s US Comedy Arts Festival in Las Vegas, and the CanWest Comedy Fest in Vancouver. His touring history includes The Sullivan & Son Tour, The Jameson Comedy Tour, Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Tour, The Kims of Comedy, The Camel Cigarettes Sin City Tour, and his own nationwide Myspace Comedy tour. He has also opened for artists ranging from Kanye West and Mariah Carey to Modest Mouse and Spoon, and has performed for service members on USO tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, Japan, and Guam.

The Lab returns with an intensive designed for dancers who want more than memorized patterns and counts. It centers on connection, musicality, confidence, style, and a strong presence on the floor. Whether building a foundation or ready to stretch artistic expression to the next level, participants will find a supportive space in the Lab. When training wraps up, the Afterglow Celebration keeps the momentum going, honoring people who embody positivity and community.

Now in its 26th year, the Ellis County Veterans Celebration offers a musical tribute that honors those who served and affirms that their sacrifice is remembered by the community. This ceremony also recognizes the 250th anniversary of the United States, creating a thoughtful moment to reflect on the nation’s history while expressing gratitude to veterans. The focus is on remembrance, appreciation, and unity through music.

This monthly car show highlights automotive variety and welcomes vehicles of every make and model. Entries are organized into 19 classes, with 38 awards to be presented, plus a manager's choice and a car club participation award. A 50/50 drawing will benefit Guns and Hoses, an organization that supports the families of fallen police officers and firefighters.

This is the fifth 9-pin fundraiser of the TROT 2027 season. The $30 entry fee covers tournament participation and the 250-plus share pot, with opportunities for crossover doubles, an optional scratch high pot, and a Progressive No-Tap 50/50 Strike Pot. The strike pot’s opening amount will be announced.

The Canines, Cats and Cabernet gala blends lively entertainment, including live music and auctions, with opportunities to meet adoptable pets from Operation Kindness Humane Society. Support for the gala helps Operation Kindness provide lifesaving medical care, safe shelter, nutritious food, and loving care to dogs and cats across Texas.

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

The African Think Tank presents an evening centered on African culture, community, leadership, and meaningful connections. The Baobab Reception gathers more than 200 professionals, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and friends of Africa for a program that includes a VIP reception, a keynote, cultural performances, dinner, music, and fundraising that supports work to nurture belonging and drive professional, entrepreneurial, and economic advancement across the African Diaspora. It is a setting for thoughtful conversation, cultural celebration, and collective impact.

Zhu performs live at SILO Dallas in Dallas, Texas.

Take on a low-speed autocross course that pits you against friends for the Fastest Time of the Day. Classes are organized by your car, its modifications, and horsepower, and all makes are welcome to participate. It is a practical way to explore how your car handles in different conditions. Registration opens two weeks prior to the event. Participants typically get five runs in the morning and five in the afternoon, though this may change with the weather.

Switchfoot brings the Forever Now Tour to Strauss Square with special guest Anberlin, setting the stage for an energetic night of alternative rock, sing along favorites, and open air vibes beneath the Dallas skyline. For nearly three decades, Switchfoot has shaped the genre through heartfelt songwriting and charged live shows, moving over 10 million albums worldwide. Their breakout The Beautiful Letdown went triple platinum, and Hello Hurricane earned a GRAMMY. The band has performed for more than five million fans across 40 plus countries. With a renewed focus on the present, they return with Forever Now, their fourteenth studio album and first in five years, a bold, guitar driven project produced by longtime collaborator Mike Elizondo. The record tells a cohesive story about the emotions of a final day on Earth, leaning into big guitars, big hooks, and big themes. Their impact also reaches beyond the stage through the Bro-Am Foundation, which has raised over $3 million across two decades to support at risk youth in San Diego. The lineup features Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman, Boaz Roberts, Jerome Fontamillas, and Chad Butler. Anberlin adds to the bill with the raw intensity that has defined them for more than twenty years. The Florida bred group returns with Vega, their first album in a decade, created by Stephen Christian, Joseph Milligan, Christian McAlhaney, Deon Rexroat, and Nathan Young, and energized by the addition of Matty Mullins as live vocalist after Christian stepped back from full time touring. With over 1.5 million albums sold in the U.S. and the No. 1 Alternative Radio hit Feel Good Drag, the band arrives with creative momentum and a loyal following ready to sing every word.

Network with ambitious women entrepreneurs in Dallas at an evening focused on growth and connection. Build genuine relationships with others in the women-in-business community, pick up practical advice from leaders in their fields, and find fresh motivation for your next steps. Refreshments will be available, with opportunities for giveaways and access to exclusive resources. Expect to leave with new contacts, potential collaborators, and promising opportunities. This gathering takes place on the third Monday of every other month. By registering, attendees consent to photography, audio recording, and video recording for promotional use, including on websites and social media, without payment or royalties.

The Chamber’s monthly luncheon at the Red Oak Municipal Building features Clint Woodward, president and CEO of the Red Oak Area Chamber of Commerce. Lunch is provided by Gravy & More. The luncheon is sponsored by Methodist Southwest Medical Center, and the program is sponsored by Qarbon Aerospace. A guest speaker presentation is included along with the meal. Members who RSVP pay $20, and non members or those without an RSVP pay $25. Near the end of the program, each guest will have a brief 5 to 10 second opportunity to introduce themselves. Guests may bring business cards and publications for a share table, while items placed on dining tables are reserved for luncheon sponsors. Sponsorships are available for $200 and include recognition during the program. The Luncheon Sponsor receives logo placement on individual tables, the option to place publications on those tables, and up to five minutes of speaking time. The Program Sponsor receives an 8.25 by 5.25 ad on the back cover of the luncheon program.

Lyle Lovett returns to the Winspear Opera House for an evening of enduring songs shaped by his storyteller’s touch. The Texas-based singer, composer, and actor has released 14 albums and blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues into an American sound that crosses usual boundaries. On stage, his range comes to the forefront, reflecting wide influences and seasoned musicianship. Since debuting in 1986, he has earned four Grammy Awards, received the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and been named Texas State Musician. This performance draws on a rich, varied catalog with lasting appeal.

At Addison Improv, Doughboys, winner of iHeartRadio's Best Food Podcast and featured on Good Morning America and The Simpsons, appears with hosts Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger. The longtime frenemies review chain restaurants and trade playful arguments in their signature style. Guests of the show have included Chris Pratt, Sarah Silverman, and Nicole Byer. Mitchell is an actor and comedian from Quincy, Massachusetts, birthplace of Dunkin' Donuts, and a cat dad to Wolly and Irma, with credits that include Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Tomorrow War, and Twisted Metal. Wiger, pronounced like tiger, is a writer, director, and game designer from Lakewood, California, birthplace of Denny's, who also co hosts the video game podcast Get Played.

The 49th annual Chi Omega Christmas Market brings a longstanding Dallas holiday tradition to the Dallas World Trade Center on the 11th floor. Proceeds support local nonprofits in the arts, civic engagement, education, health, and welfare, and also fund collegiate scholarships. Beneficiaries include Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Dallas Theater Center, Equest, Family Gateway, Juliette Fowler Communities, Make-A-Wish North Texas, Readers 2 Leaders, The Senior Source, and Vickery Trading Company. Open to the public, the market welcomes merchants from across the country and thousands of shoppers for a festive shopping experience. Guests can explore a wide range of gifts and décor, from jewelry and holiday accents for the home to apparel for men, women, and children, team and spirit wear, gourmet offerings, entertaining essentials, linens, and original artwork. With options for many tastes and occasions, it aims to make holiday gifting easier. Santa and other special visitors appear throughout, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

This free educational workshop is designed for anyone approaching Medicare, newly enrolled, or helping a spouse or parent navigate their options. It explains how Medicare works in clear terms, including Parts A, B, C, and D. It compares Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage plans, outlines enrollment periods and potential penalties, addresses common misconceptions and costly mistakes, and offers guidance on choosing coverage that fits individual healthcare needs. The session is educational only with no sales presentation. Seating is limited and registration is required. Hosted by Jason Henderson, an independent Medicare broker at Cover6 Financial.

The Fab Four brings its tribute to the Beatles to Dallas, spotlighting songs from A Hard Day’s Night along with other classic hits. The performance takes place at Majestic Theater Dallas TX. All ages are welcome, and seating is reserved. Tickets are available online, and a password pre-sale is offered with the code LUCY.

Mystic Pizza brings the 1988 MGM romantic comedy by screenwriter Amy Holden Jones to the stage as a new musical. Adapted by Sandy Rustin with arrangements and orchestrations by Carmel Dean, choreographed by Connor Gallagher, and directed by Casey Hushion, it follows three working class young women as they navigate relationships, family, and everyday challenges while working in a small town pizza shop. The score features hit songs from the 80s and 90s, from Girls Just Want To Have Fun to Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now, along with music made famous by Melissa Etheridge, Cyndi Lauper, John Cougar Mellencamp, Debbie Gibson, Wilson Phillips, The Bangles, Belinda Carlisle, Rick Astley, Bryan Adams, and others.

Celebrate the world of Littlest Pet Shop at a family-friendly gathering made for collectors, enthusiasts, artists, customizers, creators, and fans at any stage of the hobby. Search for that elusive favorite, show off your collection, connect with fellow hobbyists, or help someone new discover LPS in a welcoming setting. The goal is to bring the Texas LPS community together through inclusive fun that highlights creativity, friendship, and a shared passion for these tiny pets. Whether you have been collecting for years or are just starting out, everyone is welcome.

Presented by Spune, EZ Band performs at the Backyard at AM/FM in Dallas. The event is open to all ages.

A GriefShare Surviving the Holidays gathering will be hosted at Inglewood Baptist Church. Lunch will be provided. Registration is available through the GriefShare website.

At Majestic Theatre, the official in-concert experience of Outlander brings a live orchestra to the stage for Bear McCreary’s music, guided by showrunner Matthew B. Roberts. Footage from all eight seasons fills the screen as Claire and Jamie’s story unfolds, moving from Craigh na Dun to the New World. The program honors the series’ Scottish heritage, the enduring romance at its heart, and the sweeping scenery that helped define it, with Celtic sounds taking center stage.

Prairie Lights opens its 2026 season with gates welcoming visitors to a drive through wonderland that has become a holiday tradition for many. Admission is by the carload.

The fourth annual Ellis County Turkey Trot features 5K, 10K, and 8 miler run and walk options on the Getzendaner Park Trail in Waxahachie. The event welcomes all paces and ages, from competitive runners to families with strollers. Registration is 35 dollars. Participants receive a commemorative shirt and medal based on registration timing. Awards honor overall male and female finishers for first, second, and third place, along with a masters winner. Age group awards recognize the top three in 14 and under, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, and 60 and above. Team prizes are also offered. Festive outfits are welcome to add to the spirit of the day.

At White Rock Alehouse & Brewery in Dallas, the Disco Cowgirl Market blends western flair with glittering disco style. Attendees can browse local vendors and boutiques, a hat bar, permanent jewelry, handmade items and themed finds, with sweets and treats and photo spots along the way. The alehouse offers beer, food and other beverages. Western glam outfits such as boots, fringe, rhinestones, pink accents, cow print and sparkly touches match the vibe.

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

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

Sparkle & Sleigh Christmas Market brings a festive shopping experience to the Waxahachie Civic Center, featuring 100 vendors from across Texas. Browse boutique clothing, handmade gifts, jewelry, seasonal decor, home accents, gourmet treats, and other unique finds to help you check off everyone on your list in one visit. Food, drinks, and holiday cheer add to the atmosphere throughout the market. A VIP option offers early access to shop ahead of public hours, complimentary refreshments, and an exclusive gift bag. Santa will be part of the celebration on Saturday, creating a family-friendly holiday moment. The event supports the Waxahachie Junior Service League and nonprofits that serve women and children across Ellis County. Ticket options include Mimosas at Market for $35, a VIP night for $50, and general admission for $10.

Teacher Jane Baldwin leads a two-hour embodied workshop that offers a pause amid uncertainty and space to welcome mystery, wonder, and the deeper wisdom moving through everyday life. As the season shifts, participants reflect on what has changed and matured, what is ready to be released, and what is beginning to emerge. Through practices of sensing, noticing, remembering, and intuition, the session invites another way of relating to the unknown by listening for guidance that can arise before everything is clear. Inspired by Hildegard of Bingen and her visionary images of creation and interconnection, it explores a sacred way of seeing in which wisdom is found not only by looking ahead, but by making room for mystery. The fee is $60.