Events in Tarrant County today

Hit the trail at Lakeside Tower for a friendly group run covering about 4 to 5 miles. The route follows a no-drop format so the group stays together and runners of every pace and experience level feel welcome. Bring friends, connect with fellow runners, and enjoy time outside with the Sun & Ski Sports community.

Sweetie's Cheesecakes will be at Saginaw Farmers Market with a mix of year-round flavors and current seasonal selections. The individual cheesecakes are made from a recipe more than 40 years old and come in convenient grab-and-go packaging designed for freshness. This family-owned maker is based in North Fort Worth. Cheesecakes can be kept in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks or stored in the freezer for months.

Experience a community 5K run and walk honoring FDNY Firefighter Stephen Siller, paying tribute to the heroes of 9/11, and recognizing the dedication of today’s first responders and military members. Funds raised benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and its core programs, which provide support to families of fallen first responders and Gold Star families, build smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders, and offer scholarships for the children of fallen first responders and military members.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, this farmers market features fresh, high-quality, locally grown products from more than 30 farmers, ranchers, and artisan vendors. Vendors accept cash, and most also take cards. Be cautious of scams, as the market will not request money through social media. Prospective vendors can apply using the market’s online interest form.

A benefit 5K and 10K, plus a fun run and walk, brings the Fort Worth community together to get active while raising funds for neighbors experiencing homelessness. Presented by Under the Bridge Ministries FW, this first annual, family-friendly gathering also features a free 400 meter dash for kids. Before the races, attendees can enjoy music, sponsor booths, and a warmup. Afterward, participants can look forward to race results, water, refreshments, and more music. Runners and walkers in the 5K or 10K receive a finisher medal and a tech shirt while supplies last. Every registration supports the mission of Under the Bridge Ministries FW, which has served the local homeless community since 2020.

Starting from Trek Fort Worth South, this steady, intermediate-paced road ride covers about 28 miles at an average of 15 to 17 miles per hour. It is a drop ride, so riders should be prepared to maintain the posted pace. Helmets are required and lights are recommended. Plans are weather dependent, and updates or cancellations are shared on the organizer’s Facebook page and Strava group. A mapped route is provided.

A weekly shop road ride rolls out from the Trek South Arlington store in Arlington, TX, offering a friendly way to build skills, meet cyclists, and enjoy the ride on rolling hills with some flats. Riders gather in the parking lot before rollout, and the ride departs from the store. Options include a 26 mile no drop group averaging 14 to 16 mph with Trek Advocates and a 45 mile drop group averaging 16 to 18 mph with Jim Rose LORBA. VeloSouth routes alternate weekly, and this week features a 67 mile drop ride averaging 19 to 21 mph on the Cedar Hill_Midlo_Goodland V.2 route. Rest stops are available only on routes of 60 miles or more, with regrouping as needed on shorter options. Ride marshals will be identified before departure, and riders are asked to download all routes. If it is raining or the roads are wet, the ride will be canceled, with updates shared through the Strava group. A helmet and taillight are required. Follow traffic laws and ride leaders, and look out for fellow cyclists.

This relaxed pace ride covers roughly 30 to 40 miles. A cafe stop is planned at the halfway point for a break and refreshments before continuing.

Affordable pet care is available at Russell Feed and Supply with a low cost clinic for cats and dogs. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and prevention for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Walk-ins are welcome on a first come, first served basis, and no appointment is required. New clients can pre-register.

The DFW Car & Toy Museum presents a single day family event spotlighting the Ghostbusters Ecto-1 hearse. Step inside Ecto-1 for a photo and explore the museum’s collection of classic automobiles and notable vehicles from television and film. Family friendly activities run throughout the day, with Ecto-1 as the focal point as visitors get an up close look at TV and movie nostalgia.

The fifth annual Touch-A-Truck offers hands-on fun for kids with chances to touch, climb, and explore a wide variety of vehicles, including construction equipment, vintage cars, and emergency vehicles. Beyond the vehicles, there will be games for children, fall activities, a balloon artist, face painting, and food trucks serving a range of treats. Costumes are encouraged, bringing a friend is welcome, and admission is free.

A yoga session in the park with AJ Namaste at F.J. Red Kane Park in Arlington, TX features a straightforward, deeply focused flow that emphasizes heart-opening movement and a sense of inner freedom.

Enjoy a free community yoga class at The Trailhead at Clearfork, next to Press Café and The Clearfork Farmers Market. Connective Souls leads an all levels practice designed to help you move, breathe, and reset. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and consider coming with a friend. Carpooling is encouraged. The class takes place on the lawn.

This Purple Out Ride is geared toward cyclists who are not attending the larger event in Dripping Springs. Participants will meet in the back lot reached from the Collins Street entrance to River Legacy. The route is 18 miles at a casual effort, with rolling speeds typically between 11 and 14 mph. Those who sign up with Team Bike Love Is Real for Ride to End ALZ at the end of the ride will receive swag and will be entered into monthly giveaways.

A come-and-go program at Chuck Silcox Park features Park & Recreation’s Natural Scientist Laura Veloz, who shares insights on monarch migration and the essential role of pollinators in local parks.

Designed for little ones three and under, this reservation-based play session at Play Street Museum Mansfield provides dedicated time for early childhood play. Admission is $15 per child. Each paying child may be accompanied by up to two adults at no additional charge. If more than two adults plan to attend per child, an additional child’s admission is required. Children younger than 1 or older than 8 are free when accompanying a paying sibling; those in these age ranges who attend without a paying sibling will be charged admission to play. To help the team prepare, please arrive no earlier than five minutes before the session starts. Food is not permitted inside the museum, and snacks will be provided to children upon exit. Drinks with lids are welcome. Because space is limited, please avoid bringing strollers; limited stroller parking is available in the back hallway. A one-time waiver is required for each child who plays at Play Street Museum Mansfield. This waiver can be completed in advance or upon arrival and only needs to be filled out once. A waiver on file is required for all minors under 18, whether they are playing or not.

A low cost pet vaccination clinic, hosted by the North Richland Hills Animal Adoption & Rescue Center in partnership with the Texas Coalition for Animal Protection, offers affordable vaccinations and optional microchipping for $30. Pet owners from any city are welcome. North Richland Hills residents who attend will be required to register their pets in accordance with city ordinance. To help the process run smoothly, participants are encouraged to complete the TCAP vaccination form in advance. Staff will use a numbering system so clients can wait in their cars, which helps keep the indoor line short. Attendees will be asked to maintain six feet of distance to give pets space.

This beginner-friendly jiu jitsu class for women focuses on foundational techniques while building confidence, practical self defense skills, and healthy movement in a supportive community. Instruction is led by Ashley Collins, a black belt with over ten years of training experience. Wear comfortable workout clothing, and a trial gi will be provided for your first class.

Celebrate the season at an annual outdoor fundraiser that supports environmental education at River Legacy Nature Center and River Legacy Park. Families will find plenty to do, with kid friendly games and bounce houses that keep the energy high. A pumpkin patch invites little ones to pick a favorite to take home for carving. Local bands set the tone with live music, creating a lively backdrop for a full day outside. Classic festival bites like hot dogs and funnel cakes are on hand, along with other tasty options. Proceeds benefit the River Legacy Foundation, helping fund programs that teach people of all ages about conservation and the natural world.

Experience downtown Taylor on a guided walking tour that highlights distinctive architecture, shares stories from the city’s past, and outlines the revitalization efforts shaping what comes next. The tour is led by a member of the Main Street Advisory Board. Starting locations rotate by month, with January, April, July, and October beginning at Haciendo Coffee Roasters, February, May, August, and November beginning at Ripple & Rose Cafe, and March, June, September, and December beginning at Curbside Coffee Co.

Taking place at Diamond Hill Community Center, this health and wellness fair offers complimentary mammograms and other health screenings, along with fitness demonstrations, giveaways, and more. Registered attendees are entered into raffle drawings throughout the event. The #Care2Fight hashtag is used for social media posts connected to the fair.

Marking a decade of impact, the 10th Annual Pink in the Park Parade & Event gathers the community for a day focused on wellness, education, and celebration. An energetic parade features local groups, organizations, and supporters, and there is space for survivors and those currently fighting to share strength and inspiration. Movement is encouraged through Pilates in the Park and a variety of wellness activities. Vendors offer natural products, healing herbs, and holistic options, while food and music create a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Throughout the event, attendees can learn healthier habits, explore wellness resources, and connect with others on similar journeys. Pink attire is encouraged to help pink out breast cancer as the day honors life, strength, and unity. Arrive for the cause, stay for the connections, and head home with community.

Trench Crusaders players gather at Phoenix Rise, previously known as SciFi Factory, for ongoing tabletop action. Sessions include both campaign play and one-off skirmishes, welcoming different play styles. The venue provides ample tables and terrain, so participants usually just bring themselves and a war band. Loaner war bands are often available for anyone who needs one.

This informative session offers a clear overview of the Medicare updates coming in 2027. It explains what is changing and highlights the key points to understand, helping attendees make sense of the updates and feel prepared for what lies ahead.

The NTMC monthly car show takes place at Hooters in Grand Prairie and welcomes all makes and models. Judging spans 19 classes with 38 awards, plus a manager’s choice and a car club participation award. A 50/50 drawing will benefit Guns and Hoses, an organization that supports families of fallen police officers and firefighters.

Start your engines for a community event focused on inclusion that raises awareness and funds for local programs. The day features bounce houses, games, entertainment, vendors, and food trucks. People may participate individually or as part of a team, and donations support these programs.

Now in its fourth year, this family friendly community arts and crafts affair in Fort Worth highlights local creativity while benefiting Vita Nova Supportive Housing. Browse work from area artists and makers, connect with vendors, enjoy food trucks, and take part in live and silent auctions. Bounce houses and other activities add to the festive atmosphere, and everything centers on supporting women rebuilding their lives through recovery housing and peer support. Vita Nova Supportive Housing provides safe, supportive, recovery focused homes for women working toward healing, stability, and independent living, and the involvement of vendors, sponsors, donors, and guests helps advance that mission.

This Care Connect gathering is a Sunflowers and Ribbons awareness brunch honoring childhood cancer heroes through community, creativity, and outreach. Attendees can take part in a guided sunflower canvas painting session with all materials provided, enjoy a catered brunch with seasonal refreshments, and bring home a kit with seeds to grow their own sunflower as a symbol of hope. Details about the mission and the support offered to families affected by childhood cancer will be shared. Registration is necessary. Admission is $35 for the all-inclusive Sunflower Supporter ticket, and childhood cancer clients and their families may attend at no cost with the Little Hero Pass. Appreciation is extended to Texas Health Community Hope, Spark Arlington, and Stars United Global Outreach. Partnership inquiries can be sent to info@jacobway.org.

Browse locally made goods at a lively street market while a DJ sets the mood with music. Enjoy food and drinks from on-site restaurants and take part in crafts and other interactive activities. Special pop-up appearances include Kona Ice, Insomnia Cookies, Hiatus Spa, Movie Tavern, and more. This edition wraps up the Street Market series. Parking is free, and vendor applications are available.

Enjoy a fall themed paint and play experience at Play Street Museum Mansfield. Children can enjoy playtime and paint a ceramic pumpkin, which will be fired and ready for pickup within a week. Please arrive no more than five minutes before the session, as early entry is not available. Food may not be eaten inside the museum, and snacks are provided to kids at the exit. Each session lasts 1.5 hours, with time in between set aside for cleaning and disinfecting. A one time waiver is required for each child, and all minors under 18 must have a waiver on file whether they are participating or not. Parents can complete the waiver in advance or upon arrival, and once it is on file it does not need to be submitted again.

Bring a portable project and spend time crafting alongside others in Jaggers Parlor. This casual gathering is a good fit whether you are starting something new or continuing a work in progress, with plenty of conversation and community along the way. Participants meet on Saturdays to create side by side, share ideas, and enjoy friendly fellowship.

Riftbound Nexus Night offers relaxed open play with no entry fee. Participants receive promotional items for taking part.

Flavaz Reserve in Fort Worth offers an upscale, family-friendly brunch in a polished restaurant and lounge setting. Look for chef-prepared favorites like chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, shrimp and grits, and other classic breakfast staples, along with rotating seasonal specials. Drinks include signature mimosas and cocktails. Expect upbeat music, warm hospitality, and a lively atmosphere suited to families, couples, friends, and food lovers. It is a comfortable choice for birthday celebrations, group outings, business meetups, and other special occasions, with indoor seating available.

This group childbirth education class welcomes parents planning a home, birth center, or hospital birth, whether expecting a first baby or growing a family. It is designed to equip participants with knowledge, practical tools, and confidence so they can approach labor feeling prepared and empowered. The atmosphere is welcoming and nonjudgmental, giving plenty of space to slow down, ask questions, and shape the birth experience you want. The curriculum emphasizes reliable, evidence-based information and favors hands-on, discussion-driven learning over one-way lectures. Instruction supports both the birthing person and their partner in building confidence and staying connected, and it guides participants through crafting a birth plan that reflects personal values and goals. Whether aiming for an unmedicated birth or seeking clarity on all available options, the class covers the full spectrum. Enrollment is intentionally capped to keep the experience personal and meaningful. The fee is $200 per couple, and registration is required. Exact location details are shared after registration. For questions, email info@littlelilacs.com or text 817-381-0377.

Stockyards Championship Rodeo brings classic rodeo competition to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, set in the historic Stockyards. The action moves quickly with timed events and roughstock rides as riders and ropers aim for clean runs and high scores. In the intimate indoor arena, the clang of the gates and the momentum of each round create an up-close look at a Texas tradition.

Play the Lorcana trading card game with other players and meet new friends. Connect with people who enjoy Lorcana while playing together.

A recurring local Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament featuring friendly competition. Prize support alternates between an Elite Trainer Box and a pack-per-win format.

The Library’s Youth Department hosts Whatever-Makes-You-Happy Hour, offering stations with games, LEGO building, Play-Doh and other simple activities. It is a family friendly time for kids and caregivers to take part together, relax and create joyful moments.

Learn how to create goat milk soap from start to finish in a fun and informative class that emphasizes safe techniques. Using the cold process method, each participant will make two pounds of soap to take home. All required ingredients and equipment are provided, and advance purchase is required. The session lasts 60 to 90 minutes and is for ages 16 and up.

Meadowbrook Recreation Center in Arlington hosts a full day focused on the card-collecting community. Explore more than 90 vendor tables to buy, sell, and trade while connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Look for giveaways, enjoy on-site food options, and take part in a family friendly setting where cosplay is welcome. Parking is free. Admission is $5, and children 10 and under are admitted at no cost with a paid adult.

Sonidos brings Bidi Bidi Back to the Park to Marine Park, with headliner Monica Saldivar presenting a Selena tribute at the same park that previously hosted Selena. Expect an evening of Tejano music, local food and mercado vendors, and community programming, capped by a fireworks finale.

Settle in for a true crime murder mystery dinner where the case plays out in real time while you enjoy dinner. Set in the present day, the show plants its performers among the crowd, so the culprit could be right next to you and you might even find yourself named a key suspect. The atmosphere is lively, social, and interactive, offering adults a blend of intrigue and humor as clues emerge and secrets unravel. A Dinner Detective production entertaining audiences nationwide since 2004, it promises laughter, surprises, and plenty of unscripted moments.

Spooky season takes center stage at a paint and sip themed around two iconic horror dolls. Bring friends, enjoy your favorite drink, and create a chilling piece of art that captures the Halloween spirit.

Presented by The Rail and HRT, this show brings Paradise Kitty to the stage with Texez Mudd, Flash Mob, and Tin Pool, with additional acts to be announced. The event takes place at The Rail in Fort Worth. It is open to all ages, offers free parking, and features food on site. Tickets are available, including a limited allotment of Rockstar VIP options.

Find support for healing and transformation through the Life Recovery Series by Tyndale, a Christ-centered approach that blends Scripture with time-tested recovery principles. This class offers a welcoming place to face emotional, relational, and behavioral struggles within a caring community rooted in the Bible. Sessions emphasize honesty, accountability, and renewed spiritual life, helping participants move beyond painful patterns and grow closer to God. With guided study, group conversation, and practical steps, the aim goes beyond stopping harmful habits... it centers on restored hope and wholeness in Christ, with rest for the weary at the heart of the message.

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At The Purple Frog FW in Fort Worth, bingo gets a musical twist that swaps numbers for songs. Music videos play on the big screens while participants check off titles, sing along, and compete with prizes on the line. The soundtrack spans retro hits, guilty pleasures, and fan favorites, paired with great food and drinks. It is free to play and open to all ages, welcoming music lovers and casual listeners alike.

The Mack & Dyan Band delivers traditional country dance music from a group that first took the Stagecoach stage in the early 2000s and has remained a favorite with fans ever since. Expect a full slate of boot scootin on the venue's large hardwood dance floor, along with a few Dolly Parton tribute numbers. The music takes place at Stagecoach Ballroom, a Historic Texas Landmark where Ella Langley’s Choosin’ Texas video was produced in house. Parking is free. For details, call (817) 831 2261 or text (682) 260 4119.

This free concert features a lineup that starts with the Levitt Youth Spotlight, presented by Texas Trust Credit Union, continues with La Bell, and concludes with Tom Sless & Turbo.

Fresh from Las Vegas, Sixtiesmania transforms Arlington Music Hall in Arlington into a 1960s showcase, tracing the era from surf vibes and the California sound to the British Invasion, Carnaby Street style, Flower Power, Woodstock, and nods to Vietnam-era tour performances. The production features vintage instruments for an authentic tone, custom suits tailored in England, multiple wardrobe changes, and a continuously evolving backdrop of visuals. With a catalog exceeding 250 songs, the band rolls out familiar hits in a high-energy set that closely mirrors the character and detail of the original recordings.

Salsa Limón hosts festive karaoke evenings where attendees take the mic and keep the music flowing. Enjoy margaritas made with fresh lime alongside a selection of tacos while the sing-along energy sets a lively tone.

Next Stop Comedy brings a different mix of standups to Royal Mansion - Restaurant & Bar in Bedford, TX, filling the room with high energy sets in a close-up neighborhood setting. This show features Jacob Marshall and Lawrence Rosales, with Danny McGough hosting. Whether planning a date night, feeding a love of comedy, or simply looking for a fun evening out, expect plenty of laughs and a lively atmosphere.

Karaoke takes over Tumbleweeds Sports Bar in Fort Worth every Saturday, and there is no cover to get in. Just 4 miles from the Stockyards, this laid-back hangout features pool and darts, lots of TVs for the game, a welcoming patio, great drinks, and a lively crowd ready to cheer on every performance.

Sparks Sports Bar in North Richland Hills hosts a lively karaoke party where DJ Jody lines up a big catalog of favorite songs for anyone ready to take the mic. Expect an upbeat, social vibe with chances to perform, cheer on other singers, and connect with new friends in the neighborhood.

Country hitmaker Tyler Farr brings his powerhouse vocals to Billy Bob's Texas for a reserved seated show. Known for a bold voice and story driven songs, he broke through with the album Redneck Crazy, which climbed near the top of both the Billboard Country Albums and Billboard 200 charts, led by the Platinum title track. He has since scored three No. 1 singles, including Whiskey in My Water and A Guy Walks Into a Bar, and his follow up Suffer in Peace also debuted in the Top 5 on both charts, making him the only solo male country artist in the past decade whose first two studio albums opened in the Top 5 on the Billboard 200. His background includes support for the military and a love of the outdoors, plus tour slots with Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Combs, Brantley Gilbert, and Lee Brice. With opera training and a straightforward approach to country music, he continues to captivate fans, and recent work includes the Jelly Roll collaboration Country As Shit. Attendees must be 18 or older with a valid ID. All sales are final, and the venue may void tickets used for scalping, with or without a refund.

Russell Feed & Supply in Crowley offers low cost clinics for cats and dogs with services that include vaccinations, microchipping, fecal testing, heartworm testing, and preventatives for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. Service is first come, first served, so no appointment is needed. Pre-registration is available for new clients. For details about other locations, schedules, products, and pricing, please refer to the provider’s website.

Experience a casual, open-air farmers and makers market at South Main Micro Park in Fort Worth’s Near Southside, just steps from downtown. This long-running community gathering showcases more than 75 homegrown and handmade vendors. Farmers, growers, and culinary artisans offer seasonal produce, baked treats, spices, coffee, fresh juices, cheeses, plants, honey, nut butters, preserves, and international flavors. Artisans add wellness essentials, bath and body goods, pottery, kitchen tools, jewelry, and other unique finds. Live local music sets the tone alongside an outdoor bar, food trucks and food stands, face painting, and a sandbox play area for children. It is family friendly, leashed pets are welcome, and there is no admission charge. Bags and wagons are permitted. Plans move forward in light rain or sunshine. Parking on streets and in nearby lots is free, additional paid options are available, and carpooling is encouraged. The market is also a short walk from the TEXRail T&P Station and Trinity Metro service. Produced by Honeysuckle Rose Events.

DFW’s go-to gathering for sports card enthusiasts features a lively show floor filled with top vendors and rows of tables offering rookies, autographs, graded slabs, and memorabilia. Discover hard-to-find pieces in a bustling marketplace suited to seasoned collectors and newcomers alike, whether you are chasing a grail or building your first collection. Admission is free and parking is free. Vendor tables are available.

The event features shopping and sipping paired with big savings. A sidewalk sale adds extensive markdowns for bargain hunters. Deals are available throughout.

A diapers-focused event for parents, open to both fathers and mothers. It is held at Success in Life Ministries.

Art Alchemy is a monthly expressive art gathering that offers a welcoming space to explore creativity in community. Each session blends a short, theme-centered meditation with an extended period of art-making set to curated music, time to connect with others, and light refreshments. This installment centers on the theme of fear, inviting thoughtful exploration of how it can spark growth or create barriers while working with mixed media. Costumes or seasonal attire are encouraged. The session is hosted by Jen, and all materials are provided. All skill levels are welcome. Adults and youth ages 10 and up may attend with a guardian, and this is not a drop-off program. Because mature emotional topics may arise, caregivers can consider what feels appropriate for their family. Seating is limited to 10 participants. Pricing is $5 per person for early bird and $10 per person on the day of the event. The flow typically includes a warm welcome with refreshments, an introduction to the theme with optional instructions, a brief guided meditation, a substantial creative block, and time for discussion and sharing before a short preview of the next class.

Weekend Playtime at Play Street Museum Mansfield offers an easygoing open play session with no reservations needed, and walk-ins welcome during the scheduled block. Admission is $15 per child for ages 1 to 8. Two adults may enter free with each paying child, and bringing more than two adults per child requires the purchase of an additional child admission. Children younger than 1 or older than 8 attend at no charge when accompanying a paying sibling, otherwise standard admission applies. Please plan to arrive no earlier than five minutes before the session begins to allow time for cleaning and preparation. Food is not permitted inside the museum, though lidded drinks are allowed, and snacks are provided to children upon exit. Stroller space is limited, so consider leaving them behind when possible. A one-time waiver is required for each child, and all minors must have a waiver on file whether they play or not. Waivers can be completed in advance or upon arrival.

Cancer StrongHER, in partnership with The Birch and KATCH, offers free tennis drills designed for experienced players who are female cancer survivors. Open to survivors of all cancer types, these sessions are provided at no cost, and a separate option is available for beginners. Please make sure you have medical clearance to resume regular exercise. Balls are provided, and loaner racquets are available if needed. The drills take place indoors, so dress for indoor play, wear non-marking court shoes, and bring water. Space is limited and reservations are handled through Eventbrite. Please register only once per person. If the session is full, a waiting list is available to fill any cancellations.

Sundays at Harvest Hall feature Lotería, a colorful spin on bingo that swaps numbers for illustrated cards and keeps the pace lively. As cards are called, players scan their boards and race to complete a winning pattern, creating an interactive, social atmosphere with friendly competition and cheers for the winners. Participation is free and all supplies are provided, making it easy for groups or solo players to take part. This weekly tradition brings bold artwork and plenty of energy to Harvest Hall. Presented by GretchYo Presents.

Learn how to play Pokemon at a welcoming, beginner-friendly session. This free event focuses on teaching the basics so you can start playing with confidence.

Enjoy a relaxed painting session where creativity sets the pace. This open studio format replaces the typical paint and sip setup with a self-guided, do-it-yourself experience. Walk in during Pop In hours or reserve ahead, then choose any art project that inspires you. All materials are provided, along with simple written or video guidance to help you create your masterpiece. No experience is required. The format is flexible and welcoming for all ages, making it easy for everyone to paint comfortably and leave with something uniquely their own.

Ultimate Bullfighters brings the action to Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, spotlighting the specialists who enter after a ride to draw a bull’s focus and protect a fallen rider. Expect quick reflexes, near misses, and a blend of technique, timing, and grit. Set in a venue rooted in classic stock show tradition, this event places the sport’s most high-pressure moments right in view.

Cosplayers gather on the second Sunday of each month for a laid-back crafting session focused on building and improving costumes. Participants bring fabrics, in-progress outfits, wigs, props, and any other materials they want to work with, then make progress alongside fellow creators in a comfortable shared space. A small pool of communal tools is available, including sewing machines, glue guns, and other basics. Beginners and veterans alike can collaborate, trade tips, and learn new techniques while chatting about favorite fandoms. Guidance is available from an experienced seamstress and a wig stylist, offering help with fit, construction, and styling. It is a welcoming way to move your project forward with community support.

Cap off the weekend with a lively bingo night in North Hall. It is free to play, and bingo cards and daubers are provided. Cold drinks and great food are on hand, and there are prizes to win. Bring your crew to test your bingo luck and enjoy a lighthearted evening together. Presented by GretchYo Presents.

A blues jam at The Bull is led by The Mister Fantastic Blues Band and brings together top DFW musicians for live music and good company. Food and drinks include burgers, craft beer, and cocktails.

Settle into an evening of deep sound healing and renewed energy with SoLuna Rising, a sound meditation band. Rachel and Paulie guide a sonic journey built from a wide spectrum of instruments, shaping a rich field of vibrations, rhythms, and resonant tones that invites quiet inner stillness. As the music fills the space, Ashley, a Reiki Master, offers intuitive Reiki to support balance and release while participants rest in gentle restorative postures that encourage relaxation and openness. Waves of intentional sound can ground, clear, and awaken a calm center within. A cosmic immersion in sound, stillness, and soul deep restoration.

Douglas Woodlane brings a live set to Willhoite's in Grapevine, Texas.

Sing along at a lively karaoke night hosted by Artist Love Events with DJ Bkareem and CJ at Jamaica Gates Caribbean Cuisine. The experience features a live DJ, karaoke, food, and drink specials in a party atmosphere. Taking place on Sunday nights, it offers a place to sing, dance, and enjoy the evening.

Children ages 5 to 9 can dive into an interactive science class all about pumpkins. Participants will open a pumpkin to study its parts, investigate buoyancy by testing whether it sinks or floats, and wrap up with a STEM activity that invites them to build creative structures using pumpkin candies and toothpicks. The experience blends hands-on learning, curiosity, and a touch of seasonal fun.

An American Red Cross certified skills session offers guided, in-person practice and assessment. Participants must purchase and complete the required online course before attending, since the on-site work builds on that preparation. Those who meet the criteria receive an eCard the same day. The session is held at the pavilion in JW Dunlop Park.

A cozy storytime with simple songs and rhymes designed for toddlers ages 1 to 3 attending with a caregiver. The activities nurture early learning, support social interaction, and inspire a lasting love of the library.

Parents can drop off their children at the Northpark Y for an afternoon of activities while taking a well-earned break. Children will enjoy games, make new friends, and take part in themed fun. The cost is $20 for members and $50 for non-members per child. Registration is available in person or online.

Enjoy a feel good Zumba class that pairs lively music with simple, follow along moves. It is designed to keep you active and encourage connection, and it welcomes participants of all experience levels. For more information, call the community at (817) 708-2234.

Cabin Comforts brings a cozy autumn escape close to home with a painting session focused on a charming cabin surrounded by vibrant fall colors. It is Manic Monday, which means $10 off as you paint, sip, and relax.

Test your knowledge at a trivia event with three rounds at Bru City. The first round focuses on entertainment, the second caters to nerdy topics, and the third is a potluck mix. Prizes are available, and there is no entry fee.

Relax with a chair massage for $1 per minute at Fool's Kava House in Arlington, Texas.

Connect with fellow readers in a relaxed setting for a one hour conversation about whatever each person is currently reading. Participants bring the book they are into and share takeaways or questions. Snacks are provided, and thrift shopping is welcome. There is also a fourth Monday book club that selects one political book to read together each month.

Children can settle in for story readings followed by a free craft activity.

This weekly drop-in class creates a relaxed space for intermediate and advanced English speakers to practice conversation across a range of topics. Sessions focus on building ease and confidence through friendly, low-pressure dialogue. New participants complete a one-time registration on their first visit, then can attend any week afterward. The class is facilitated by Noreen Abramovitz, who brings six years of ESL teaching experience. She holds a master’s degree in human resources and has worked with two organizations in Houston, teaching both in person and online. As part of SHINE U, an in-house program shaped by the SHINE framework, it highlights H for hobbies, I for interests and irritants, and E for experiences. The goal is to encourage discovery, exploration and experimentation in a low stakes environment while connecting people through unique interests and experiences to promote learning, diversity, inclusivity and community.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony will celebrate Aligned Total Health and Wellness Clinic and highlight a local business in the Mansfield community. The celebration will be held at the clinic.

This bilingual storytime features tales, songs, and rhymes presented in both English and Spanish. It welcomes participants of every age, whether they speak Spanish or not. The session centers on language and storytelling across two languages.

Explore how heirship affidavits compare with probating a will when someone in title has died. This session explains the benefits and risks of each option and clarifies what those choices can mean for addressing ownership after a death in title.

Escapology Fort Worth offers a discounted promotion on private escape room adventures that place your group in movie-like settings with clever challenges to solve together. Choose themes such as Haunted House or Scooby-Doo, dive into mysteries and high-stakes scenarios, race the clock as a team, and wrap it up with a victory photo. It works well for date nights, casual plans with friends, or a spontaneous team outing, with the room reserved exclusively for your group.

Adults can take part in a hands-on art session where Steve leads participants through crafting a woven piece. This class is free and offers step-by-step guidance for beginners and enthusiasts alike. To reserve a spot, call 817-514-5865.

At The Bull, riders can enjoy happy hour pricing along with live music. Connect with fellow bikers and take in the Grapevine atmosphere.

An in-person stitching gathering welcomes all makers, not only cross-stitchers, as long as projects fit comfortably at your seat. Seating is limited to 16, so reserving a spot is encouraged by calling (682) 252-4531 or emailing cara@carabalderas.com. Bring your current work in progress, and consider a magnifying glass or portable light if that helps. You are welcome to bring a favorite drink, and the store will have options like Coke, Dr Pepper, water, coffee, and ice, with BYOB permitted within reason. Snacks or a meal are fine to bring, and small bagged snacks are available on site. For a focused environment, please leave children who are not stitching at home, as there is no babysitting available.

A relaxed gathering of needle crafters who work on personal projects, support one another, and exchange techniques. This is a self-directed session without formal instruction. For adults 18 and older.

Set out for 4.5 miles along Lake Grapevine on Horseshoe Trail. All paces are welcome. Meet at Pavilion #2. This run meets at Horseshoe Trail.

The second Tuesday of each month features Taco Tuesday followed by merchandise bingo.

A weekly Pokémon League runs on Tuesdays with a $10 entry that includes a prize pack upon entry. Players earn a pack for every win. Occasionally, special box tournaments are held to reward the community.

The Alliance Chess Club Meeting features casual no-cost skittles play along with a variety of formats, including blitz at G/5, action at G/15, and both practice and ladder games at G/30. Bughouse is also available, and there is an opportunity for informal instruction and discussion.

Head to Harvest Hall for a spirited trivia night with craft drinks and tasty bites alongside lighthearted competition. Standup comedian Jamie Gravy keeps the questions coming each week, covering pop culture, history, and more for a lively midweek challenge. Round up friends, snag a table, and put your knowledge to work to see who comes out on top. Presented by GretchYo Presents. If Third Rail is booked for a private event, the trivia will take place in North Hall.

Take part in a line dancing class, then keep the energy going at an after party, with tacos, daiquiris, and shots available for $2 each. Hosted by Mr Make You Move, with DJ Kev setting the vibe.

This weekly bilingual gathering in Fort Worth, TX brings entrepreneurs and small business owners together in a welcoming, high energy setting. Participants meet fellow founders, hear firsthand lessons from real ventures, exchange peer insights, and take away practical ideas they can use. The focus is on building relationships across the local small business community and offering encouragement at every stage, from early concept to active growth. Open to the community, with conversations available in both English and Spanish.

Fort Worth ISD is hiring bus drivers who greet students each day and help ensure safe transportation to and from school. The FWISD Transportation Department is hosting weekly hiring fairs at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center, with on-site interviews and no RSVP needed. New hires receive paid CDL training. The starting rate is $22.75 per hour, overtime is common for many drivers, and the roles include health coverage and retirement benefits.

Designed for children ages 3 to 6, this storytime features tales presented in a variety of engaging styles. Caregivers may attend the session or use other areas of the library until it concludes.

This music-filled storytime blends movement, rhythm, and a bit of reading. It is suitable for every age group.

The HEB Chamber Power Networkers meet weekly for a leads group at Dos Amores Tex Mex in Hurst. Participation is limited to one representative per industry, which gives each business focused visibility within the group. For help determining which leads group fits your business, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

The HEB Chamber Business Builders host a weekly leads group at Tony's Pizza and Pasta in Bedford, TX. Participation is limited to one representative per industry, giving each business focused attention within the group. To learn which Leads Group aligns with your needs, contact the Chamber office at 817-283-1521 or chamber@heb.org.

Build-your-own burgers are available all day for $10. Spend time under the awning or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

Connect with Fort Worth professionals at a relaxed networking lunch focused on building relationships and promoting local businesses. The group uses open seating and welcomes participants from any industry. Each gathering includes time for attendees to address the full room, along with a featured presenter who shares a 15 minute talk. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Rogers Roundhouse offers food and beverages, with a spacious indoor table during warmer months and a heated outdoor area when it is colder.

This milestone luncheon celebrates collective progress, acknowledges strides in the Las Vegas Trail community, and looks ahead with renewed purpose to the work, growth, and transformation yet to come. It offers a moment to reflect on achievements and recommit to the path forward.

Sam leads an introductory session that explains how computers work and shows straightforward ways to use them. To reserve a spot, call 817-514-5865.

A two-hour, small-group photography critique led by Masure Gallery Director and Chief Curator Simone Fischer with guest critic Chris Ireland creates space for artists of all levels and genres to receive and share thoughtful feedback. Simone holds an MFA in Photography from Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University, earned in 2020. She has taught graduate and undergraduate critique seminars as Graduate Thesis Exhibition Coordinator and served as the college’s fine art documentation photographer. Her mentors include Robert Lyons, Chair of the Photography Program at the University of Hartford, and Teresa Christensen, Chair of Photography at PNCA and a former documentation photographer at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Her work has appeared in Juxtapoze, Boom Magazine, Art Review, and ArtsyScoop Magazine, and she brings this fine art pedagogy and publishing experience to Fort Worth Camera to cultivate a community grounded in critique. Guest critic Chris Ireland is the Executive Director of the Texas Photographic Society, an exhibiting artist and educator with a BFA in Photography from the Cleveland Institute of Art and an MFA in Digital Media from Washington State University. His research centers on representations of family and personal experience through the vernacular of photography, and his work has been shown at the Center of Contemporary Art in Seattle, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center in Denver, Filter Photo Space in Chicago, Umbrella Arts Gallery in New York, the San Antonio Public Library, and the Houston Center for Photography. He lives and works in the Fort Worth area and previously served as the founding head of the Department of Visual Arts and Design at Tarleton State University. Participants can expect a focused session with eight artists plus the two facilitators, with approximately 12 minutes per person devoted to feedback on a chosen area such as process, project development, lighting, or post production and editing. Attendees will also offer constructive insights on one another’s photographs, building community around respectful, honest critique with the shared goal of growing as artists and photographers. After registration, participants will be contacted to submit one photograph for review. Light bites and refreshments will be provided.

Designed for adults 18 and older, this relaxed gathering offers time to color, work on crafts, and chat with others. Coloring sheets and pencils are available, and cookies are provided for a treat. Participants who prefer crafting can bring a personal project to work on, as general craft materials are not supplied.

Break up the week with a weekly mountain bike ride hosted by Sun & Ski Sports Fort Worth at Gateway Park Mountain Bike Trail in Fort Worth. This friendly group outing welcomes every experience level, offering a relaxed way to explore local singletrack, meet fellow riders, and enjoy some trail time together. After the ride, participants can unwind with complimentary hotdogs and beer. Helmets and personal water are required, and rides may be cancelled if rain or other weather conditions make the trails unsafe.

Enjoy casual Commander pods for Magic: The Gathering. Entry is $8, with a pack for every player and two packs awarded to the winner of each pod. Players are encouraged to have a Rule 0 conversation within their pod to align expectations and keep games running smoothly.

Texas Live in Arlington hosts an acoustic performance with a twist, featuring a surprise artist whose identity is kept secret until they walk on stage. Previous guests have included Wade Bowen, Pat Green, Josh Weathers, and Stoney LaRue, a hint at the kind of talent that may appear.

A darkly comic spy thriller by Habib Yazdi, directed by Kareem Fahmy, centers on a pivotal moment when the CIA enters a Tehran courtyard in 1953 and the aftermath that reshapes decades of Middle Eastern politics. A pool stands in for a nation, a tennis game echoes the maneuvering of oil interests, and courtesy slips into conflict, revealing how small acts can mirror sweeping power struggles. The piece casts American foreign policy in a light that is both alluring and uncompromising. Tickets follow a choose-your-price model 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.

This upbeat version of bingo blends gameplay with iconic music videos on big screens. Expect several rapid rounds, prizes on the line, and a lively, competitive vibe. There is no charge to play, and there are great food options and cold drinks. Arriving early is recommended to secure a good seat.

After becoming the first Latina artist to headline Coachella, KAROL G continues her worldwide Viajando Por El Mundo TropiTour with a stop at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.

This Weekly Leads Group meets inside Pro Source Wholesale of Fort Worth. Attendees can connect during an initial networking period, then take part in a meeting that concludes about an hour later.

Epic Elementary is a high energy program for 3rd through 5th graders to burn off afterschool energy with active games, team challenges, and nonstop fun. Held on the 3rd Thursday of the month, it delivers lots of movement and epic action in a welcoming, kid-focused setting.

Military members, veterans, first responders, teachers, and healthcare professionals are the focus of a celebratory music bingo night featuring multiple come-and-go games, prizes, and plenty of laughs. The gathering takes place at Kimi Does Mortgages NMLS #495946 in Fort Worth. Presented by Homes for Heroes, The Lone Star State, it brings local heroes together for music, bingo, and good company.

Historic Downtown Mansfield hosts the biggest Haunt the Block ever, featuring trick-or-treating spots, DJs, photo stations, and more activities.

Richland Middle School hosts its annual Heritage Night in the RMS Cafeteria, celebrating culture, community, and tradition with an evening of music, dance, food, games, and cultural showcases. The program features a Northside High School mariachi performance, a Hispanic Heritage Night presentation, and Ballet Folklórico de Fort Worth. Attendees can explore community resources, enjoy activities and music, and share in refreshments. Community partners supporting the event include Tarrant County College, The Link, El Chico Café, and the Richland Hills Library.

Burger Night features burgers and the chance to play pool for free.

Originally planned for the Bedford in Bloom event, this show has been rescheduled and will now be presented as part of the Bedford Rythmns series. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or a lawn chair for comfortable seating.

North Texas area musician John Geyerman performs a live solo acoustic set suitable for all ages.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a series of dance lessons accompanied by live music, guiding participants around the floor and helping dancers feel confident and look their best. A partner is not required. The lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover charge.

Beginners are welcome at Lil Red’s Longhorn Saloon for honky tonk dance lessons led by Dance the Cowboy Way. A Texas cowboy provides instruction that helps you follow the music, build solid cowboy dance fundamentals, and feel comfortable on a Texas honky tonk or dancehall floor. The session features Western swing and classic country tunes and focuses on the practical social steps locals use with live bands. Expect clear, confidence-building guidance without flashy routines, just straightforward, authentic dancing.

A steady, beginner-friendly road ride rolls out from Trek Bicycle Fort Worth South, designed to build skills, connect with fellow cyclists, and keep things fun. Riders may use a road bike or a gravel bike with drop bars. Expect an average pace of 14 to 16 mph on a drop ride covering roughly 18 miles. Helmets and daytime lights are required. Staying within the posted pace is important for safety. Please follow traffic laws and the guidance of ride leaders. Weather updates and any cancellations will be shared on the event’s Facebook page, and a route link is available.

Book Club for the Morbidly Curious gathers for conversations about weird history, morbid topics, and other unusual subjects. The October selection is Sam Kean’s Dinner with King Tut, exploring how rogue archaeologists attempt to recreate the sights, sounds, scents, and flavors of lost civilizations. Open to adults 18 and older.

The Kennedale Historical Society presents a monthly series focused on local history. This edition centers on Kennedale and features first-hand accounts from people who grew up in the community during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.

At Finn's Place, this community meeting highlights how North Texas Giving Day support powers LGBTQ SAVES programs. Supporters, volunteers, donors, parents, and allies come together for a youth meeting to connect with the SAVES community, meet volunteers, and see programs in action. Participants will paint positivity rocks to place around Fort Worth, offering visible encouragement for LGBTQ+ youth throughout the city. The gathering aligns with North Texas Giving Day fundraising efforts, which include a $15,000 goal, a $10,000 matching sponsor that can boost contributions, and at the time of the announcement $12,225 remaining to reach the goal. Photos and video may be taken for LGBTQ SAVES social media, participation is optional and privacy will be respected.

Put your knowledge to the test with a live game of Jeopardy at Bohemian Bull Grapevine. Prizes are awarded and plenty of laughs are part of the experience.

Step up to the mic at Third Rail in Harvest Hall for a live band karaoke competition. Sing with a full band behind you in a contest offering $100 for the winner and $50 for second place. The band selects the winners at the end, and participants must be present to claim prizes. At times the show may be relocated to North Hall because of buyouts or private events, so check the venue’s social media or website for updates. Enjoy live music and an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

Live band karaoke takes over Third Rail inside Hotel Vin in Grapevine, offering a true onstage experience. Participants choose from a wide song list, sing with a full band backing them, and bring favorite tracks to life with a cheering crowd. It welcomes seasoned vocalists and first timers alike, turning Thursdays into a lively showcase.

Texas Hot Radio brings the Ship Show to Hoots Hall for a live broadcast with performances by Carson Clay and Elle Townley. There is no cover charge, and drink specials include $15 buckets, $5 margaritas, $4 wells, and $3 Iron Wolf Hotscotch. Enjoy live music while the show goes out on the air from the venue.

Meta TCG hosts a Standard Format Pokémon tournament open to players of all ages. Participants use their own decks and earn a pack for each win. No pre-registration is required, but a Pokémon Player ID is needed to take part. Only adult players are featured on social media, while the community welcomes both newcomers and experienced competitors. The shop also buys bulk and Pokémon singles, so extra cards can be brought in to sell.

Modern fans can find regular Magic play at Ray’s Pharmacy, offered twice each week. The entry fee is $15, with prizes awarded as a pack for every win. The straightforward structure and consistent schedule provide an easy way to enjoy Modern alongside other enthusiasts.

Immerse yourself in a whodunit as you paint on an 11x14 canvas with the design sketched in advance. The story unfolds at an exclusive gallery reveal where a renowned artist is found dead and the showpiece vanishes, making every participant a suspect as clues emerge. Your fee covers all materials and guided instruction. Space is limited, so advance registration is required and signups close on the day of the event. Attendees must be 21 or older and present a valid ID for security scanning. Legal THC drinks and additional consumables will be available for purchase from budtenders. All sales are final.

Play Street Museum Fort Worth offers an evening experience where children can move, imagine, and learn through play. Designed as a weekly visit, it gives little ones a chance to burn off energy, practice problem solving, build social skills, and spark creativity in a hands-on museum setting.