Kingwood, The Taste of Kingwood (4/17): Kingwood is more then just a pretty place!

Virtual Beginning Ballet Workshop for Adults (4/18 - 5/23): Our popular Absolute Beginning Ballet workshop is going virtual! Learn ballet from the comfort of your own home from anywhere in the world!

Monthly Cannabis Growers Meeting - All Welcome! : Monthly group meeting for Cannabis Lovers!

Calling all Brides, Free Bridal Show Calendar, Bridal Giveaways, Wedding Expos, Upcoming Bridal Show : Don't miss out, sign up for alerts and Bridal Shows and Bridal Giveaways, somebody is going to win!

Boston, Upcoming Gem and Jewelry Shows Near Me : Gem and Jewelry Show master list is here!

Conroe, Erma Bombeck: At Wits End at the Crighton Theatre June 25-27 as Fundraising Event (6/25 - 6/27): A comic loving tribute to America's irrepressible doyenne of domestic satire. Discover the story behind the beloved humorist who asked: If life is a bowl of cherries, what am I doing in the pits? Wri

Georgetown, Explore the Galapagos Islands and Quito, Ecuador (4/20): 4Nomads Travel invites you to a 25-minute lightning talk hosted by Steve Farnham, World Travel Safety Expert, and Susana Romero, Celebrity Cruises Galapagos Manager. We will share how you can enjoy a

Alvin, The Alvin Rotary Club 47th Frontier Day Celebration - April 24th (4/24): The Alvin Rotary Club will host the 47th Annual Frontier Day at Alvin National Oak Park, Alvin, Texas.

Georgetown, Why You Should Visit the Galapagos Islands Before You Die (4/20): Join us for a 25-minute lightning talk hosted by Steve Farnham, World Travel Safety Expert, and Susana Romero, an expert on the Galapagos Islands. We will share how you can enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime

Abbott, A Faery Hunt Virtual Visits and Fairy Parties and Birthdays (12/25 - 5/31): Bring the enchantment of Fairyland into your child's day. This can be for a birthday party, play date, scout troops, day care, or just for the fun of it!

Allen, re_engage (2/14 - 4/25): Marriages in any condition can benefit, whether you are struggling to get along, your marriage is broken, or you simply want to grow closer together as a couple.

Alvin, The Alvin Rotary Club 47th Frontier Day Celebration - April 24th (4/24): The Alvin Rotary Club will host the 47th Annual Frontier Day at Alvin National Oak Park, Alvin, Texas.

Amarillo, Beatles vs. Stones (5/8): Beatles vs. Stones - two of the greatest bands of all time face off in a high-energy, adrenaline-pumping musical showdown. The Fab Four, represented by tribute band Abbey Road will engage in a barrage

Amarillo, Dueling Pianos (4/17): Mark your calendars for April 17, 2021 and make plans to sing, dance and laugh with us at this interactive event like never before!

Amarillo, GardenFest (4/24): GardenFest 2021 will be Saturday, April 24, from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm and we are excited here at the Gardens. We will be selling our one of a kind geraniums.

Amarillo, Joseph (4/23 - 4/24): Our Upper School dancers present "Joseph" - the story of a young man used by God to save his people.

Amarillo, Live: Beethoven in Havana (4/23 - 4/24): Maestro Bairos, the orchestra, and special guest artist Joachim Horsley offer a musical journey of classical-Cuban fusion, Gershwin’s bluesy An American in Paris, and Lecuona’s energetic Malagueña.

Amarillo, Live: Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No. 1 (5/7 - 5/8): The talented pianist Diego Caetano takes on Shostakovich’s high-spirited and witty First Piano Concerto with the orchestra.

Amarillo, R.S.B.E. Remove Shoes Before Entering (4/23 - 4/24): A new work composed by Michael Ching (Speed Dating Tonight) that touches the many trials of the young adult life.

Arlington, Sour Sundays! (3/7 - 5/30): Come out and enjoy $2 off all sours on Sundays.

Arlington, SWA Saturday Basketball Bootcamp (3/6 - 8/21): Learn from pro basketball player “Spyda” known for his signature dunk on the And1 Streetball Mixtape Tour.

Arlington, The Texas Tenors (5/1): With their Emmy Award winning PBS special now airing across the country, and Billboard chart topping albums, it’s easy to see why The Texas Tenors are America’s favorite new tenors.

Arlington, West Main St Festival (5/8): re you an artist? Are you a songwriter, sculptor, musician, or muralist? Does the idea of citywide music and performing arts events make your heart sing?

Austin, 13th Annual Day at the Races! (5/1): Turtle Creek Conservancy's signature fundraiser, the 13th Annual Day At the Races, will be a Kentucky Derby-themed hybrid event, with both livestream and in-person options.

Austin, 4th Annual Crawfish, Blues and Brews. (4/4 - 5/30): Join us Sunday for Crawfish, BBQ, and Blues with The Larry Harris Band! Come hang out every Sunday ( weather permitting) to eat those delicious mud bugs and jam out to some blues!

Austin, Absolute Beginning Ballet Workshop for Adults (on site) (4/13 - 5/22): It’s never too late for adults to learn ballet. This workshop is one of the most popular we offer. And yes, we start at the absolute beginning. Fulfilling dreams here!

Austin, Absolute Beginning HIP HOP Dance Workshop for Adults (4/13 - 5/19): It is never too late to learn something new and hip hop is tons of fun for all ages! So come on adults and let’s get moving to pop and hip hop music.

Austin, Absolute Beginning Hip Hop Dance Workshop for Adults (4/15 - 5/13): It is never too late to learn something new and hip hop is tons of fun for all ages! So come on adults and let’s get moving to pop and hip hop music. A great lunch hour class!

Austin, Absolute Beginning Modern Dance Workshop for Adults (4/13 - 5/4): It is never too late to learn anything new, but Modern dance can be especially fun for adults. Modern dance is an expressive and free form style of dance.

Austin, After Michelangelo, Past Picasso: Leo Steinberg’s Library of Prints (2/7 - 5/9): Leo Steinberg was the rare art historian who turned his inquisitive eye and captivating prose to both Renaissance and modern art.

Austin, Animal Welfare Leadership Round Up hosted by Maddies Fund (4/2 - 12/17): Save the date for Animal Welfare Leadership Round Up hosted by Maddie's Fund!

Austin, At the Edge of Reality (4/30 - 5/2): At the Edge of Reality is a virtual dance event collaboratively created by dance faculty and student choreographers.

Austin, Austin Now: CALL AND RESPONSE (4/18): CALL AND RESPONSE is an exploration into memory, meaning, and the not-so-obvious threads that connect us all over Austin.

Austin, Beacon of Hope at Home Virtual Event (4/30): Mark your calendar for Friday, April 30 for Beacon of Hope at Home, a virtual luncheon featuring best-selling author and podcast host Nora McInerny.

Austin, Bell, Book and Candle (5/7 - 5/22): In a world where witches can’t fall in love, Gillian Holroyd complicates her situation by casting a spell over Shepherd Henderson out of spite.

Austin, Bluebonnet Photography Workshop (4/24): Watch your images blossom in this special outdoor floral photography workshop at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

Austin, Building Hope for Children Gala (4/18): The Building Hope for Children Gala is going virtual. The event will include a virtual wine tasting and dinner. It will be recorded and shared for guests and underwriters unable to join live.

Austin, Call and Response (4/18): CALL AND RESPONSE is an exploration into memory, meaning, and the not-so-obvious threads that connect us all over Austin.

Austin, Camp Gladiator FREE Workout (1/2 - 12/18): Join us on Saturdays at 9:00 AM for a free community workout with Camp Gladiator!

Austin, Camp Gladiator FREE Workout (2/13 - 12/18): Join us on Saturdays at 9:00 AM for a free community workout with Camp Gladiator! This boot camp type workout will take place on the Central Plaza lawn and is open to anyone over the age of 14+!

Austin, Cantio Polonica: Hidden Gems from the Polish Baroque (5/8): An exemplary selection of Polish Baroque music illustrates this culture’s significant and?little-known?contribution to European?musical practice during the “golden age” of the 17th?and 18th?centuries.

Austin, Casa de Esperanza: Building Hope for Children Gala (4/18): The Building Hope for Children Gala is going virtual and moving up to Sunday, April 18th! We hope you’ll join us on Sunday, April 18th at 7 PM for an exciting virtual wine tasting and dinner.

Austin, Concert: The Great Russian Americans (4/24): After a year of lockdowns and virtual recitals, the Russian Speakers' Society of Austin is proud to present to you a concert program "The Great Russian Americans".

Austin, Dallas Afterschool presents Field Day (5/8): FIELD DAY is a new socially-distanced event that takes participants on an exciting Amazing Race-style adventure throughout Dallas. Join us May 8th for a little friendly competition and A LOT of fu

Austin, Daystream: Nathan Felix - Ribas-Dominicci (4/30): Composer Nathan Felix will premiere Ribas-Dominicci, a new chamber opera inspired by the life of Major Fernando Luis Ribas-Dominicci, a pilot in the United States Air Force who was killed in action du

Austin, DBDT: Encore! - Rising Excellence (4/17): Choreographer Nycole Ray creates a unique new work that explores the personal struggles of women as they balance families, work, and other commitments with their pursuit of equality in Nineteenth.

Austin, DBDT: Encore! Rising Excellence (4/17): Choreographer Nycole Ray creates a unique new work that explores the personal struggles of women as they balance families, work, and other commitments with their pursuit of equality in Nineteenth.

Austin, Drag Brunch Sunday (3/14 - 5/30): Our crowd favorite hit event, Drag Brunch, comes to you each and every Sunday.

Austin, Girls on the Run presents Run for Her Virtual Community 5K (4/24 - 4/25): Girls on the Run of the DFW Metroplex will present the Run for Her Virtual Community 5K, in which participants can run, walk, bike, stroll, or roll.

Austin, Guitar (5/8 - 8/1): GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World takes visitors on a fascinating exploration of the science, sound, history, and pop culture behind the world's favorite instrument.

Austin, Katy Sip N Stroll (4/17): Katy’s most beloved and celebrated original wine and culinary event is celebrating the 21st edition of Katy Sip N Stroll.

Austin, Landon Bullard Live (3/5 - 4/30): Come join us for great food, great drink, and great music every Thursday.

Austin, Lone Star Farmers Market (3/14 - 12/26): Join us every Sunday from 10am - 2pm on the Central Plaza lawn for the Lone Star Farmers Market.

Austin, Malcolm Bucknall: Solo Show (4/3 - 4/24): Reflecting back through the annals of art history for his 2021 show, Malcolm Bucknall has immersed himself in works by artists such as Hieronymous Bosch and Lucas Cranach the Elder.

Austin, Marian’s Song (4/30): Houston Grand Opera’s 68th world premiere—the HGO-commissioned Marian’s Song, composed by Damien Sneed to a libretto by Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton—debuted in February 2020.

Austin, Mighty Mujer 2021 & Spring Virtual Race (4/24): Mighty Mujer 2021 is an all-female hybrid event with in-person and virtual options: LIVE bike-run, LIVE run/walk, VIRTUAL triathlon, VIRTUAL bike-run, and VIRTUAL run/walk.

Austin, Not Alone Working Together in the Fight Against Human Trafficking (1/9 - 5/30): Human trafficking is one of the most significant issues facing communities today, yet it is commonly misunderstood and often undetected.

Austin, PAPER VAULT: Drawn: From the Collection of Jack Shear (3/27 - 8/22): Jack Shear has long had an interest in how artists collect the work of other artists. In 1999 he co-organized an exhibition on this topic at New York’s Drawing Center, Drawn from Artist’s Collections.

Austin, Patrick Puckett: Solo Show (5/1 - 5/29): Puckett's paintings are known for their bold colors and strong leisurely figures, executed with confident interaction between paint application, shape, color and texture.

Austin, Ponce: Mexican Piano Music (4/25 - 5/2): The fourth concert of THE PONCE PROJECT Spring Virtual Season presents a selection of some of the most beautiful piano compositions by Manuel M. Ponce.

Austin, Printing with the Sun: Cyanotypes Workshop (4/24): Get to know Dawn Kim, this year’s St. Elmo Arts in Fellow in this interactive, botanical photography workshop using cyanotype.

Austin, Regency Rhythms _ Live Music (3/12 - 6/25): Relax, unwind, and kick off your weekend in style with live music from local musicians each and every Friday from 5-7 PM in Marker 10.

Austin, ROCO In Concert: Flamenco (4/24): The season concludes with livestreamed flair on April 24, 2021 in “Flamenco”, featuring the world premiere of The History of Red.

Austin, Sid’s Studio: Watercolor Landscapes (5/1): One of the featured artists in our upcoming exhibit Visioning the American West, Charles Russell was not just an accomplished oil painter and sculptor but also an avid watercolorist.

Austin, The Importance of Being Earnest in a Pandemic (4/23 - 4/25): When you get a notification that Ernest has entered your video call, but Ernest is your false identity… Who in the world is about to log on?

Austin, The Oresteia by Ellen McLaughlin (4/16 - 4/18): Through ten years of war, grief and rage, Queen Clytemnestra lies in wait for her husband Agamemnon’s return from Troy, desperate to avenge her sacrificed daughter’s death.

Austin, UT Student Harp Ensemble (4/18): The UT Butler School of Music’s Student Harp Ensemble is ready to perform again.

Austin, Virtual Beginning Ballet Workshop for Adults (4/18 - 5/23): Our popular Absolute Beginning Ballet workshop is going virtual! Learn ballet from the comfort of your own home from anywhere in the world!

Austin, Virtual Teen Workshop: Botanic Paintings (4/24): The Sid Richardson Museum is excited to offer an online opportunity for creative teens this spring.

Austin, Virtual Teen Workshop: Botanic Paintings (4/24): The Sid Richardson Museum is excited to offer an online opportunity for creative teens this spring.

Austin, Virtuosity and Sensibility (4/17): Ludwig van Beethoven ( 1770-18270); Violin Sonata No. 5 in F major, Op. 24 "Spring Sonata"; (Gary Levinson, violin; Anton Nel, piano) and more! ? Zoltán Kodály (1882-1967) Cello Sona

Austin, Where the Water Meets the Shore, a Hallam Family Concert (4/24): In a musical journey from the ocean to the Andean mountains, immerse yourself in sound worlds inspired by the wonders of nature. William Grant Still’s heavenly “Summerland” opens the program, alongsid

Austin, Yoga Teacher Training for the Mystical Mind (live online) (3/6 - 6/27): Join Samantha Goldberg Blackthorn, Jenny Orona and Kaytee Hernandez for the unique opportunity to take a Yoga Alliance certified teacher training course online!

Bee Cave, SOFT: a group exhibition (4/24 - 5/28): Contracommon is proud to present SOFT, a group exhibition of textile and fiber works selected from a national call for emerging artists.

Bryan, Love & Devotion (4/25): Symphonic music combined with a unique take on the jazz genre is what Love & Devotion has in store for you!

Bryan, Three Icons (4/25): Don’t miss Music Director Marcelo Bussiki and the BVSO as we highlight three of history’s most celebrated composers in a concert of enduring masterpieces!

Canyon, Art Out Loud (5/1): Be a part of a new event at Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum that will showcase the diversity of our region.

Canyon, Rocks of the Ages : 75 rocks, minerals, and gems highlighting the dynamic and intense geologic history of this region and beyond.

Cedar Park, Texas Farmers Market at Lakeline (3/6 - 9/25): Yegua Creek Farms brings jams/jellies, fresh and flavored pecans, caramel pecan popcorn and fresh sandwich breads!

College Station, ACP 2021 Short Film Festival (4/23): On April 23, 2021, the Aggie Cinema Project will host its inaugural Short Film Festival at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater in College Station.

Conroe, Erma Bombeck: At Wits End at the Crighton Theatre June 25-27 as Fundraising Event (6/25 - 6/27): A comic loving tribute to America's irrepressible doyenne of domestic satire. Discover the story behind the beloved humorist who asked: If life is a bowl of cherries, what am I doing in the pits? Wri

Corpus Christi, Eye to I: Self Portraits from the National Portrait Gallery (2/12 - 5/16): Drawn from a collection of over 500 self-portraits, Eye to I features 61 works that explore how American artists have chosen to portray themselves since the beginning of the last century.

Corpus Christi, Homeschool Day: Eggciting Eggsperiences (4/23): April may bring showers, but we are going to start the month sunny side up at the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History with our Home School Eggciting Eggsperiences program!

Corpus Christi, íFestival de Mariachi! En la Isla (5/1): To showcase and celebrate mariachi in the Coastal Bend, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will host its first mariachi festival, Festival de Mariachi en la Isla on Saturday, May 1, 2021.

Corpus Christi, Kneeler Drop (2/13 - 5/29): Get together with other young Catholic adults (ages 18-39) in OLCC's Cafe Veritas to drink coffee, have fellowship, and discuss Sunday's readings. Daily Mass to follow at noon.

Corpus Christi, Plaza Suite (4/30 - 5/23): A not-so-blissfully wedded couple Sam and Karen Nash, are revisiting their honeymoon suite in an attempt by Karen to bring the love back into their marriage.

Corpus Christi, Pool SUP Fit (4/3 - 5/29): Pool SUP Fit is a full body workout on floating fitness mats. The instability of the mat means you are constantly using your core!

Corpus Christi, Sunday Sunset Meditation (2/7 - 5/30): Let’s gather outside, weather permitting, and socially distanced, to practice 30 minutes of meditation with some informal discussion afterward.

Dallas, All Tea, No Shade Drag Brunch (12/26 - 5/29): It’s time for you to join us at The Free Man for “All Tea, No Shade” our new weekly Drag Brunch.

Dallas, ariel rené jackson: Doubt & Imagination (1/30 - 8/22): With Doubt & Imagination, Ariel René Jackson debuts a lyrical film essay, combining poetry, memoir, and research overlaid with in-camera effects.

Dallas, Around the World in 60 Minutes (4/24): Join us for a whirlwind trip around the globe as we feature music & styles representing Italy, Germany, the British Isles, Spain, Russia & more!

Dallas, Art Heist - A True Crime Walking Theater Experience (4/2 - 4/18): Expect intrigue, high stakes and laughs. Set your personal BS detector to its highest setting and help solve this mystery.

Dallas, Barre Classes at Exhale Spa Dallas (2/6 - 6/5): Leave no muscle untouched in this effective total body workout that will tone your muscles and make you shake. (Trust us – it burns so good.) Stand taller. Leave stronger.

Dallas, Building on the Boulevard: Celebrating 20 Years in the Meadows Museums New Home (3/14 - 6/20): Over the last 20 years, the Meadows has marveled visitors with the works of revered old masters, modern art icons and intriguing new discoveries, beautifully balancing aesthetics and original scholars

Dallas, Cake Ladies (4/3 - 5/15): The world premiere comedy from playwright-in-residence Jonathan Norton (penny candy), written specifically for this special season.

Dallas, Cara Mia Theatre Co. presents ¡Soltar! (4/17 - 4/24): ¡Soltar! is an interactive pageant and procession, marking the spring equinox and a period of hope after 12 months of the pandemic.

Dallas, Chadwick Live at Deep Ellum Distillery (2/6 - 11/27): Chadwick is back at deep Ellum distillery every Saturday 3pm-6pm playing your favorite tunes of all time. Come enjoy one or all the infused Dallas made vodkas.

Dallas, Concentrations 63: Julian Charrière, Towards No Earthly Pole (5/2 - 8/8): Berlin-based French-Swiss artist Julian Charrière creates work that bridges the realms of environmental science and cultural history.

Dallas, Curbed Vanity: A Contemporary Foil by Chris Schanck (1/17 - 8/29): Dallas-native artist Chris Schanck is creating a contemporary work inspired by the late-19th century Martelé dressing table in the DMA’s collection.

Dallas, Curbed Vanity: A Contemporary Foil by Chris Schanck (2/7 - 8/29): Dallas-native artist Chris Schanck is creating a contemporary work inspired by the late-19th century Martelé dressing table in the DMA’s collection.

Dallas, Dallas International Guitar Festival (4/30 - 5/2): The Dallas International Guitar Festival is the largest and oldest guitar show in the world.

Dallas, Devoted: Art and Spirituality in Mexico and New Mexico (2/21 - 1/22): Historically, as well as in the present day, depictions of Christ, the Virgin Mary, and numerous saints and other figures have played a vital role in the ceremony and pageantry of Catholicism.

Dallas, Dibs On Sunday.... Eat. Drink. Sunday Chill (3/14 - 5/9): Eat. Drink. Chill... w/ a Sunday Vibe #DibsonSunday

Dallas, Fossils to Film: The Best of SMUs Collections (3/14 - 6/20): Fossils to Film: The Best of SMU’s Collections, celebrates the museum’s unique association with the University.

Dallas, Friday Social Hour: $5 Drafts (1/29 - 12/31): Start your weekend off at The Sound the right way!

Dallas, From Convivencia to the Black Legend: Medieval and Modern Myths of Spain (3/22 - 4/30): A recurring theme in Spanish history centers on the country’s presumed exceptionalism, whether as a place of extraordinary religious tolerance or persecution.

Dallas, George Matta Nights (4/2 - 5/28): Escape to Baboush with classic Arabic tunes from George Matta, a mezze platter (or two) and cocktails.

Dallas, Goofballs Cabaret! (4/24): The New York Goofballs are a riotous group of physical comedians and variety performers who've appeared at top (and big top!) circuses, theaters and festivals around the world.

Dallas, Gym Open House & Info Session at Starting Strength Dallas (1/2 - 7/10): Interested in strength training and want to learn more about Starting Strength? Come down to the gym during our Open House to meet the coaching staff and learn:

Dallas, Gym Open House & Info Session at Starting Strength Dallas (3/20 - 7/10): Interested in strength training and want to learn more about Starting Strength? Come down to the gym during our Open House!

Dallas, IN STUDIO April 17 Color Film Photography 101 (4/17): Every type of film has its own personality, its own way of interpreting light, its own way of showing you a simple green or yellow or red.

Dallas, liu xiaodong: Borders (1/30 - 5/30): Liu Xiadong: Borders will present a new series of works by the contemporary painter, who has tirelessly documented sociological settings for over thirty years.

Dallas, Lynda Benglis (5/8 - 9/19): Throughout her five-decades-long career, Lynda Benglis has created sculptures in a wide range of materials that explore the physicality of form and its effects on the viewer.

Dallas, Marcia Ball (4/18): “Fifty years have passed in a flash,” says Texas-born, Louisiana-raised pianist, songwriter and vocalist MARCIA BALL of her long and storied career. B

Dallas, Meet Your DFM Neighbors (12/26 - 8/28): Stop by the information booth on the 2nd or 4th weekend of the month, get a cup of coffee and meet your community.

Dallas, Moth to Cloth: Silk in Africa (12/20 - 10/24): Throughout the world, silk is used to make cloth and associated with wealth and status, but this rare, natural fiber is also indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa.

Dallas, Nasher Prize 2020-21 Award Celebration (4/17): On Saturday, April 17, 2021, Michael Rakowitz—this fifth Nasher Prize Laureate—will be celebrated.

Dallas, Nasher Prize 2020-21 Award Celebration (4/17): On Saturday, April 17, 2021, Michael Rakowitz—this fifth Nasher Prize Laureate—will be celebrated.

Dallas, New Church Sunday Morning Worship (1/3 - 7/25): You are invited to have bread or cracker and grape juice or wine to celebrate in the Feast of Holy Communion

Dallas, New Church Sunday Morning Worship (3/14 - 7/25): Join us on Sunday mornings via Facebook live or our website for worship. You are invited to have bread or cracker and grape juice or wine to celebrate in the Feast of Holy Communion

Dallas, Non-Traditional Class (1/23 - 1/1): This class engages people in all age groups and backgrounds – some are brand new Christians, others have been in the church for many years.

Dallas, OPEN MIC! Every Saturday (Since 2005) (1/30 - 12/18): We are still the LONGEST RUNNING OPEN MIC in Dallas!

Dallas, Opera Fridays (3/19 - 4/30): Join us every FRIDAY at OPERA Nightclub. 2 floors to party on at the sexiest new 10,000+ sqft venue in the heart of Downtown Dallas.

Dallas, paolo roversi: Birds (1/30 - 8/22): Birds will be the first North American exhibition of legendary fashion photographer Paolo Roversi.

Dallas, Pharmacological treatment of diabetes mellitus (3/6 - 7/31): It’s a 1 minute “sugar trick” that anyone can do, that DESTROYS diabetes type 2 faster than anything we’ve ever seen yet.

Dallas, Regarding Music: Explorations in Music Appreciation (1/30 - 5/15): Expand your music listening skills with this, the latest offering of Bill's Music Classes.

Dallas, Sancha Sundays (1/10 - 11/7): All new "SANCHA SUNDAY'S" come party wityh the hottest latin ladies in the city!

Dallas, Saturday Morning FREE Brewery Yoga! (3/13 - 1/22): It’s free yoga, but here’s the crazy part – it’s at a brewery! Come join us for a fun yoga class, stick around for a pint!

Dallas, Sightings: Magali Reus (5/8 - 9/12): In her second major US show, Dutch-born, London-based artist Magali Reus presents an installation that examines the relationships between people and objects through the distortion of common images.

Dallas, Spiritual Parenting for Adults - SPA (1/17 - 5/30): Engage and experience with other parents who are walking or have walked many of the same parenting paths you travel.

Dallas, Stretch & Sip (1/16 - 5/15): Get limber with us at 11am every third Saturday of the month for a relaxing and empowering 60 minute yoga class followed by 2 half-pours of your choice at noon!

Dallas, Summer of Sculpture: ZimSculpt (5/1 - 8/8): The Dallas Arboretum presents the return of the international blockbuster exhibit ZimSculpt, a world-renowned collection of hand-selected, modern Zimbabwean stone sculptures.

Dallas, Taco Libre (4/17): Taco Libre Dallas is a fun foodie fest featuring 28 of the region’s best taquerias served with a side of music and Lucha Libre wrestling.

Dallas, The Marriage of Figaro (4/9 - 4/17): Figaro and Susanna want to marry—but their boss, the predatory Count, has other ideas!

Dallas, The Music of Sinatra (5/7 - 5/9): Ol’ Blue Eyes, The Chairman of the Board, The Voice, and the epitome of American cool and swagger, Frank Sinatra left behind a legacy that defined American music.

Dallas, Virtual Event: Texas Bound (4/17): Get up close and personal with Texas Bound veteran and Academy Award winner Marcia Gay Harden, who gives a masterful performance of "Women & Horses (1976)."

Dallas, White Rock Lake Ruck/Run/Walk (4/3 - 12/18): Why sleep in on Saturday when you could be rucking? Start the day off with some miles and smiles with Team RWB and DFW Rucking Crew!

Dallas, White Rock Lake Ruck/Run/Walk (1/23 - 12/18): Why sleep in on Saturday when you could be rucking? Start the day off with some miles and smiles with Team RWB and DFW Rucking Crew!

Dallas, yoshitomo nara: I Forgot Their Names and Often Cant Remember Their Faces but Reme (3/20 - 8/22): Dallas Contemporary’s career survey of Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara will bring together a large selection of paintings, drawings and sculptures from 2006 to the present. Since rising to global