Events in Weatherford today

Tulips FTW hosts a concert that features Meach Pango, Cut Throat Finches, Cherry Mantis, and Ryker Hall. The show is presented under Meach Harvest and brings all four acts together on one stage for a shared bill of live music.

Gear Up 4 School is a no cost community gathering featuring school supplies, vision screenings, Kona Ice, caricature artists, and more. Be cautious of anyone attempting to sell tickets or vendor spaces, because admission is free and no ticket is required. Students need to attend in person to receive supplies and services, which are offered on a first come basis until supplies run out. Some services may wrap up before everything concludes due to time limitations. Parking options include street parking and designated cash parking available in accessible lots. Unity One Credit Union is not responsible for parking or towing issues that occur at nearby businesses.

Round 1 of the Central Region opens the 16th Annual AMA Texas State Championship Series at Metroplex MX. Riders earn points in every moto that carry to the State Final, so each start, lap, and finish can shape the standings and determine who stands on the podium. Double points are available at the Shootout at Rafter S MX and at the State Championship Final at Oak Hill Raceway. The series brings together leading Texas motocross competitors, along with factory contingencies, prizes from industry-leading companies, and fierce racing at premier Texas tracks. The chase for the state title begins with this opening round.

BarbaraCares is hosting a free community mammogram pop-up at Diamond Hill Community Center, providing screenings for women 40 and older who need a mammogram. Advance appointments are necessary, and participation depends on meeting eligibility guidelines. Similar pop-ups take place around the metroplex throughout the year to help increase access to these potentially life saving screenings. For scheduling details and eligibility information, refer to the organizer’s website. Early detection can make a difference, so please share this opportunity with anyone who might benefit.

The 10th annual Swole Wars competition, presented by CrossFit 313, returns to CrossFit 313 for a milestone edition with a hinted surprise in store. Divisions include RX, Masters 35+, and Scaled. RX athletes should be ready to complete all CrossFit Open workouts according to CFHQ RX standards. The Masters 35+ division is for athletes 35 and older, with the expectation to perform all or most workouts under CFHQ RX standards and an ID required at check-in. The Scaled division follows CFHQ scaled standards for completing all or most Open workouts. Podium finishers will receive cash and prizes.

Educators can shop a special surplus sale at the Goodwill Outlet, where classroom supplies and craft materials are priced at 99 cents per pound with a valid educator ID. The offer is open to teachers, homeschool parents, and others working in education. There is a period when only educators may access the supplies, and discounted pricing remains available all day for those with an educator ID. Some restrictions apply, and details are available from the cashier. For questions, call 817-332-7866 x4094.

Set along the Trinity Trails riverfront in Fort Worth, The Clearfork Farmers Market brings together more than 30 local farmers, ranchers, and artisan makers offering fresh, high quality, locally grown goods. Vendors accept cash, and most also take cards and contactless payments. Be cautious of scams, as the market will not request money through social media. Prospective vendors can submit an interest form through the market’s website.

Explore an open house featuring tours of several homes that are still available. Walk through the properties and get a closer look while options last.

FWCC presents the second annual B2S Bash, supporting FWISD students in grades K through 12 with supplies, backpacks, uniforms, haircuts, and more. Attendees can pick up essential items or enjoy the celebration. Registration is required this year, and participation is limited to currently enrolled FWISD students in K through 12. Pre-K supplies are provided by FWISD.

RBBI Barber School hosts its annual Back to School Community Event, created to help students begin the year with confidence. Students in pre-K through 12th grade can receive free haircuts from student practitioners working alongside licensed volunteer barbers. Families can also pick up free backpacks and school supplies while supplies last, enjoy complimentary food and drinks, and visit a community pop-up market with resources and giveaways. Services are offered on a first come, first serve basis. RSVP is encouraged so organizers can plan enough staff, volunteers, supplies, backpacks, and food. Community members may support the event as donors, with contributions directed to school supplies, event setup and logistics, and food and resources for attendees, and donors receive recognition on social media. A limited number of vendor and sponsor opportunities are available, giving vendors a chance to connect with local families and share free resources or swag, while sponsors receive event and marketing recognition. Featured sponsors are included in the shirt design and receive a shirt. The focus is on serving the community, supporting families, and empowering students to enter the school year feeling prepared and confident.

Holy Smokes is a free gathering for men at Emerald City Lounge. It offers a relaxed place to decompress, share a smoke, and talk openly about faith, everyday life, and more. The setting is welcoming and pressure free, centered on camaraderie and mutual encouragement so everyone can strengthen one another. It suits anyone who wants to recharge or simply spend time with other men in a friendly, laid back atmosphere.

Join for a free community workout at The Grind. This group fitness class is open to all fitness levels, so you can bring a friend and get moving together. No sign-up is needed, just show up ready to work from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

Stroll through Taylor’s historic downtown on a guided walking tour that highlights remarkable architecture, the city’s rich past, and the revitalization efforts shaping its future. Led by a member of the Main Street Advisory Board, this experience offers both a step back in time and a look ahead. Starting locations rotate by month: in January, April, July, and October the tour begins at Haciendo Coffee Roasters, in February, May, August, and November it starts at Ripple & Rose Cafe, and in March, June, September, and December it departs from Curbside Coffee Co.

The Rock School Museum opens to the public each Saturday. Visitors are welcome to drop in during regular Saturday hours.

Discover the heritage of Mineral Wells, Texas at the Rock School Museum. Visitors can share their own stories and connections from Palo Pinto County while exploring the community’s past.

The Aristocats take the stage in an exciting live Disney production, offering a fun-filled Saturday adventure.

This License to Carry course includes the shooting portion at no additional fee. The shooting segment begins with a safety briefing. Attendees should bring eye and ear protection, a pistol in any caliber, 50 rounds of ammunition, and a driver’s license or state issued ID. Bringing your own food and drinks is welcome, and breaks are taken as needed. For questions related only to the shooting portion, call 817-478-6613.

A casual gathering for people with portable crafts and for those just getting started who want community while pursuing their art. Participants meet in Jaggers Parlor for friendly fellowship and work on their crafts together. The group meets every Saturday.

Disney’s The Aristocats KIDS brings a toe-tapping Parisian adventure to the stage. After Duchess and her three kittens are taken by a scheming butler, they set off to find their way home with help from the streetwise Thomas O’Malley and a lively crew of jazz-loving alley cats. With catchy tunes, humor, and a warm focus on friendship, this feline-filled musical offers playful fun for audiences of every age.

A presentation revisits Fort Worth’s tradition of youth camping by highlighting historic camps such as Camp Holland, Camp Carter, Camp Ruth Lubin, and Worth Ranch. It examines how these places shaped childhood experiences in the city and reflects on the culture, memories, and legacy they left behind.

A weekly Pokémon TCG tournament welcomes local players every Saturday. The prize structure rotates, with some weeks featuring an Elite Trainer Box and other weeks awarding packs based on wins. Updates and community conversations are shared on Discord to help local groups connect.

Vault 817 Collectibles Convention brings collectors together at the Cleburne Conference Center for a free event focused on buying, selling, and trading cards and figures. Competitive play will be available through Pokémon and Magic the Gathering tournaments.

BTX Back-to-School Bash caps off the final week of summer at Mayor Vera Calvin Plaza in Old Town Burleson. Kids can ride water slides, cool down with icy treats, and listen to music from a DJ. There is no cost to attend.

Celebrate the last week of summer with a free, family-friendly Back to School Bash. Bring the kiddos to enjoy water slides, frozen treats, and music from a DJ.

Tulips FTW hosts a live music event featuring Anthony Green with Keith Goodwin at a local independent venue. Doors open before the concert begins.

An after hours family swim at Marine Park Swimming Pool gives families time to splash, play, and enjoy the water together in the evening. Re-entry is required.

At The Purple Frog FW, Video Music Bingo blends classic bingo with music video fun. Numbers are replaced by hit songs as music videos play on the big screens, and players mark their cards, sing along, and see who can score a winning line first. Expect a playlist filled with nostalgic favorites, catchy guilty pleasures, and other crowd-pleasing hits. It is free to play, prizes are on the line, and all ages are welcome. Food and drinks are available from the venue to enjoy while you play, setting the stage for a night of sing-alongs and friendly competition for music lovers and casual fans alike.

Hosted by Scottie "Mudbone" Jones, this evening features three saxophonists, Wayne G, Adrian B, and George C. It also includes a birthday celebration for MICRA’s own Cassie J. The lineup includes vendors, raffles, and music for a night of fun.

Windy City brings a high-energy tribute to the band Chicago to Songbird Live, spotlighting bold brass, big vocals, and a set filled with beloved rock hits. The show channels the signature mix of horn-driven power and sing-along melodies for a night of pure rock excitement. Capacity is limited, so availability may be tight.

Texas High Road brings a live performance to Hoots Hall in Burleson.

Neon Prophets brings a Fort Worth take on 90s country, filling the night with dance-friendly covers and plenty of denim spirit at Hoots Hall. Sharing the stage, Texas High Road features Hillary and Stephanie, friends since their teen years performing at local opries around Dallas and Fort Worth, who spent years pursuing solo careers across the United States before teaming up. Their band leans into traditional country with close-knit harmonies. Admission is $10 for general entry, attendees must be 21 or older, and a food truck will be serving throughout the evening.

Bronco owners from the NTX Bronco Club plan a return to Laps for Charity at Texas Motor Speedway for the third time. The meetup is for drivers who want to take their Broncos onto the track for a series of left turns. Plans include ice cream at Beth Marie’s in Denton beforehand, then a group meet-up at Buc-ee’s to drive to the speedway together. Punctual arrival is emphasized for the meet-up, and registration is requested in advance.

Josh Ward brings a modern take on classic Texas honky tonk to Billy Bob's Texas, blending heartfelt songwriting with country, rock, and blues influences. Well known across his home state, he has built a devoted following through genuine performances and a grounded, family-first spirit, and he shows clear gratitude to the fans who support him. This is a reserved seated show. Admission is limited to ages 18 and over with a valid ID. All ticket sales are final, and the venue may cancel tickets linked to scalping, with refunds not guaranteed.

Set sail for a pirate themed emo night at The Rail, where DJs keep the best emo tracks going from start to finish. Pirate attire is required, and the standout look can earn prizes, including plushies. Tag your outfit on Instagram for a chance at Best Dressed. The bar will pour themed specials like Devil Fruit Fizz, Sooky Sanji Sipper, and Monkey D. Moonshine. The theme tips its hat to the Grand Line and the hunt for One Piece. Staffing opportunities are open across many roles, from DJs and designers to photographers, content creators, editors, influencers, door staff, event hosts, and event managers. Apply by messaging the event page and do not contact venues. For valid entry, purchase tickets only through the official link in the event listing and avoid third party resellers or private sellers. Companion tickets are available, and accessibility may vary by venue, so reach out to the venue for details. Respectful behavior is required. Entry is limited to those of legal drinking age with photo ID, and all sales are final with no refunds. The end time is approximate and may change, so arriving early is recommended to catch everything planned.

Adrian Garza performs a solo set at Texas Double Deuce in Burleson. The bar side on the third floor regularly hosts weekend shows by regional artists spanning Texas country, classic rock, blues, and Tejano.

Set at Trinity Park Pavilion, this event features a flat and speedy 5K you can run or walk through Trinity Park. Awards for the 5K honor overall male and female finishers along with age group winners. Once the 5K wraps up, the 1 mile Watermelon Relay begins. Two person teams carry one watermelon, with each teammate covering half a mile. Teammates may run, walk, or drive to the exchange point. Relay entry is handled on site on race day, and it is free if at least one teammate is registered for and participates in the 5K. If you do not have a partner yet, you can find one on race day. Relay rules require that a watermelon be carried the entire distance with no bikes or carts, and a T shirt may be used to help carry it. The watermelon must not be dropped and needs to be whole at the finish. Relay awards go to the first place male team, female team, and mixed team. Refreshments will be available after the races.

Camp Epilogue is an adult summer book camp festival in the Fort Worth Stockyards that blends camp nostalgia with a full day of literary experiences. Readers, authors, and bookish creators come together for author meet-and-greets, a marketplace of unique vendors and artisans, and plenty of chances to discover new favorites and connect with fellow book lovers. The Bookish Market is free to attend, offering browsing, author interactions, and a lively festival atmosphere at no cost. For a deeper experience, tickets are available for exclusive activities including interactive workshops, creative projects, and themed camp sessions designed for adults. Marketplace activities take place in the Stampede Ballroom, and the Creators Cabin programming is hosted at The Stockmans Club, both within the Fort Worth Stockyards. Whether drawn to romance, fantasy, or thrillers, this celebration of National Book Lovers Day invites everyone to bring more books along for the adventure.

A Tattoo and Tarot day brings together shopping, divination, tattoos, and tooth gems. Guests can browse, receive a reading, and explore options for body art or a tooth gem, all in one event.

Hosted by Catch Thez Handz, Barbers United, and Visionary Taxes, the 11th Annual Community Back to Skool Bash at Handley-Meadowbrook Community Center focuses on helping Fort Worth students and families get ready for a new school year with free school supplies, haircuts, loc retwists, braids, food, raffles, and more. The event is seeking vendors, including business owners, community organizations, churches, social clubs, car and bike clubs, barbers, hairstylists, and entrepreneurs. Vendors are asked to donate 25 fully stocked backpacks or make a monetary donation, and to bring their own tablecloth. Participation offers a chance to showcase a business or organization, meet hundreds of local families, build community connections, and support students and families in need. Prospective vendors can request registration details and additional information by sending a direct message.

This community back to school fair brings together local organizations and helpful resources to support students and families preparing for the 2026-2027 school year. Families can access free children haircuts, school supplies, educational resources, and connections to community support services, with giveaways available as well. The fair is designed to help children start the year with confidence while making it easy to discover local assistance. Admission is free and all families are welcome.

Fort Worth welcomes The Guess Who to Dickies Arena, bringing a night of classic rock to a leading Texas stage. With a roomy setup and clear, resonant sound, the arena offers a fitting backdrop for an evening of celebrated songs. Fans can anticipate powerful versions of American Woman, No Time, and Share the Land, tracks that have shaped the band’s legacy and continue to connect with listeners around the world. As the crowd responds, the atmosphere turns into a salute to rock history. This Fort Worth appearance showcases the group’s enduring connection with audiences through timeless music and memorable live performances.

Line dance lessons with Marcia at Hoots Hall offer a welcoming way to get moving, whether it is your first time or you are polishing your steps. Marcia leads clear, friendly instruction in a relaxed setting designed for every skill level. Admission is free, participants must be 18 or older, and no prior experience is required. Learn favorite line dances with plenty of room to practice on an exceptionally large dance floor.

At The Bearded Lady in Fort Worth, Music Bingo turns snippets of popular songs into a fast paced game night with themed rounds that span the decades. Hear a brief clip, identify the title, artist, or clue, mark your card to match the announced pattern, and claim a prize when you land a bingo. There is no cost to participate, and each round includes two cards for extra chances to win. Food and cold drinks are available, and the atmosphere is lively with music and friendly competition.

This weekly support group welcomes anyone seeking care after loss and approaches healing through a Christian perspective. Across 11 sessions, participants view a video teaching, take part in guided discussions, and complete at-home activities to support their grief journey. A $25 fee provides the participant book, necessary supplies, and weekly snacks. The group is co-hosted by Renovation Community Church and Renovation Counseling.

Fresh Fade Fest returns as a free back to school community night focused on fun, encouragement, and readiness for the new academic year. Christ Culture Church and community partners from Burleson, Crowley, Joshua, South Fort Worth, and nearby areas come together to offer complimentary haircuts and styles, a giveaway of school supplies, face painting, bounce houses, and live music. Families can also visit a prayer space for students and loved ones, along with a caregiver corner that recognizes parents too. The aim is to help students begin the school year feeling prepared, supported, and confident. Organizers are seeking barbers and stylists, sponsors and vendors, school supply donations, and volunteers or prayer partners. For partnership or support inquiries, call 817-460-9844.

Written by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon and directed by David A. Miller, this summer comedy has real bite as it dives into the off-camera chaos of making Jaws. With the mechanical shark out of commission, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider are confined to a boat, turning a filming delay into a tense blend of clashing egos and sharp humor. Tickets follow a choose-your-price approach to keep theatre accessible, with Main Stage options at $29 for Discounted, $45 for Standard, and $67 for Pay-It-Forward.

This welcoming needle arts gathering fosters creativity, shared learning, and connections among crafters. Attendees should bring a personal project to work on, and friendly assistance is available. A wide range of handcrafts are embraced, such as quilting, sewing, cross-stitch, needlepoint, embroidery, knitting, crochet, and other needle arts. Designed for adults, and open to participants ages 14 and older.

A summer evening mixer welcomes Weatherford College alumni, especially those who cannot attend the monthly luncheons. Held at the Alumni House, the gathering focuses on reconnecting with fellow Coyotes and building both social and professional connections in a relaxed setting. Admission is free.

Enjoy a lively trivia night with audio and visual rounds alongside a variety of food and drink options. There is no cost to participate, registration is not required, and seating is available in the order of arrival. Prizes go to the top three finishers. Each team needs just one smartphone, tablet, or laptop to submit answers. Plan to get there early to make the most of happy hour.

Get ready for a fun night of rom-com themed trivia at City Works Fort Worth. Answer questions about everything from meet-cutes to heartbreaks, and go head to head with your team for prizes for the top three squads. It’s free to play with teams of 1 to 6 players, and you’ll need one smart device per team to join in. To make the most of it, answer quickly for higher points, and bring an external charger for your device.

Fort Worth ISD is recruiting dedicated bus drivers who help students start and end their school day safely. New hires receive paid CDL training. The position offers a starting wage of $22.75 per hour, frequent opportunities for overtime, and access to health insurance and retirement benefits. The FWISD Transportation Department hosts weekly hiring fairs at the Wilkerson-Greines Activities Center with on-the-spot interviews and no RSVP required.

Customize a burger for $10 available throughout the day. Spend time under the awning, or visit HopFusion Ale Works for brews and TVs.

This back to school gathering offers a cheerful start to the new school year, featuring free snow cones for kids and balloon fun, along with cold beverages for adults to enjoy while they relax. It is a lighthearted afternoon focused on smiles and community, with appreciation to the sponsors who made it possible.

Each week, the Petco Presidio location features an outdoor adoption setup with a trailer and a variety of animals looking for new homes. Attendees can meet the pets in person and learn about adoption right outside the store.

Cousins Maine Lobster heads to Cleburne for a stop at HTeaO, inviting guests to pair their favorite HTeaO drink with a lineup of seafood specialties. The menu features Maine, Connecticut, and garlic butter lobster rolls alongside crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and lobster grilled cheese. Comforting options like creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder are available, and there are whoopie pies and other sweets to round things out. Preordering is offered through the CML app, which also provides rewards. The event is cashless, with payment accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

A friendly meet-up for dachshunds where every pup who attends receives a complimentary pupsicle. Snap photos with new pals and share them on Instagram by tagging @muttscantina_dfw.

Sonya and Ric Morrison lead a series of dance lessons set to live music, designed to help dancers feel confident and polished on the floor. A partner is not required, so solo participants can take part with ease. Doors open before instruction begins, allowing time to settle in. The lessons are complimentary with a $5 cover.

Sweet Summer Nights at Sweet Lucy’s Pies features a weekly summer lineup of desserts, from limited edition pie ice cream sandwiches to decadent sundaes and other pie themed creations meant for sharing. This week spotlights the signature Ice Cream Pies in Chocolate and Banana Split, with sundaes returning for anyone who missed them earlier. Enjoy a warm evening of treats and make this sweet stop part of your summer routine.

Fort Worth’s summer running tradition returns with the 41st Annual Trinity 5000 Summer Series, founded by Ricky Cox in 1985 and known as the longest running race on the Trinity Trails. Set at the Trinity Trails Zero Mile Marker along the Trinity River, the series welcomes runners and walkers of all ages for a flat and fast 5K, plus a free 1K fun run for kids. Expect water at miles one and two, free parking, and post-race soft drinks and refreshments, along with Ricky Cox’s well-known remarks about the heat that add a signature touch to the experience. Weekly awards highlight overall and masters male and female finishers, multiple age groups, Clydesdale and Athena divisions, and race walkers. A season-long point series tracks standings with awards at the finale, and anyone who completes all 12 races in person earns the Trinity 5000 Series Survivor Award. After the finish, participants often gather under the trees for the long-standing Arbor Society social tradition, formerly called the Bridge Club. Each race is limited to 250 participants, and registration closes once capacity is reached.

Enjoy an evening centered on rhythm and blues with a party featuring live music, neo-soul sounds, spoken word performances, and an R&B bingo game with prizes. Those interested in participating can text 817-330-0690 to sign up.

Catch Aaron McBee live at Hoots Hall in Burleson. This is a country-leaning night with performances starting in the evening.