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San Antonio
Fiesta San Antonio
April 24-May 4
Various locations
Fiesta San Antonio started in 1891 as a one-parade event to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto. Today, Fiesta is one of this nation’s premier festivals, with more than 100 local nonprofit organizations orchestrating festivities and raising funds that support the community throughout the year.
El Campo
Cinco De Mayo Celebration
May 3
El Campo Lost Lagoon, 665 CR 451
Celebrate the holiday with concerts featuring Ram Herrera, Marcos Orozco, and the David Farias Band; a fajita cookoff; the best margarita competition; a jalapeño eating challenge; family activities; and endless fun in the 650,000-gallon pool with a swim-up bar.
Van Horn
Cinco De Mayo
May 3-4
Van Horn City Park, Third and Austin streets
A full day of celebrating the culture and traditions of Mexico include food, mariachi bands, folklórico dancers, and local talent.
Alpine
Cinco de Mayo
May 3
Downtown, 103 E. Murphy St.
Alpine’s Cinco de Mayo celebration is a local tradition featuring a themed downtown parade, music, dancing, a car show, and the popular “Gran Mercado” (Great Market) on historic Murphy Street.
Del Rio
Cinco de Mayo
May 5
Brown Plaza, Cantu Street
Enjoy the holiday Cinco de Mayo on the border with a festival of music, culture, and celebration.
Ennis
Cinco de Mayo
May 4
Downtown, 302 N. Dallas St.
Cinco de Mayo brings culture and traditions to life in the heart of downtown Ennis. This annual celebration includes artists that have the community dancing and singing. Visitors can also expect ballet folklorico performances, authentic food selections, and local artisan vendors.
Grand Prairie
Cinco de Mayo
May 4
Traders Village, 2602 Mayfield Road
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with live music, dancing, festivities, traditional food, and family fun.
El Campo
Crawfish and Gumbo Cookoff
May 9-11
El Campo Lost Lagoon, 665 CR 451
In addition to a crawfish and gumbo cookoff, there’s also a bloody mary contest, live music, and activities for kids.
Nacogdoches
Scottish Highland Games
May 10
Nacogdoches County Expo and Civic Center , 3805 NW Stallings Drive
At this lively celebration of Scottish and Irish heritage, visitors can enjoy live Celtic music, kilt-adorned athletes participating in traditional competitions, food, Scottish merchandise, living history demonstrations, and, of course, bagpipes.
San Angelo
Armed Forces Day
May 17
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark hosts this Armed Forces Day event, with artillery salutes and special displays to honor the nation’s armed forces.
Greenville
Audie Murphy Day
May 17
Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum, 600 I-30
To honor and remember our nation’s military heroes, Audie Murphy Day is hosted by the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum to celebrate Audie Leon Murphy, the most decorated combat soldier of World War II, as well as military veterans and those currently serving the country. Featured speakers include Seth Paridon, host of the popular podcast The Unauthorized History of the Pacific War, and Terrance Furgerson, author of “The Dallas Story: The North American Aviation Plant and the Industrial Mobilization during WWII.” In addition, the movie “Ride Clear of Diablo” starring Murphy is shown twice at the Texan Theater on Friday.
Bandera
Memorial Day Stampede Parade and Market Days
May 24-25
Bandera County Courthouse, 500 Main St.
The annual Memorial Day weekend parade travels down Main Street on Saturday. Head to the courthouse lawn to find arts and crafts vendors at the Stampede Market Days on Saturday and Sunday.
South Padre Island
Memorial Day Fireworks
May 25
South Padre Island Entertainment District, 211 W. Whiting St.
Celebrate Memorial Day weekend on South Padre Island with a fireworks display over the bay. For the best viewing spots, check out the restaurants and bars in the Entertainment District.
San Angelo
Memorial Day Program
May 26
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark invites visitors to attend this program that honors the nation’s military members who made the ultimate sacrifice. There is a flag raising, living history artillery salutes, and a talk by a local veteran.
Galveston
Galveston Island Revue Weekend
June 6-8
Downtown
Contestants from across the country model retro-chic swimwear echoing the good ol’ days of Galveston’s summertime history. The weekend features a classic car show and live music.
Bandera
Cowboys On Main
June 7, 12, 19, 26
Enjoy free cowboy fun on Main Street in downtown Bandera. Activities can include chuckwagon storyteller, horse-drawn wagon tours of the town, and live Western music.
Plano
Happy Birthday Plano Party
June 7
The Texas Pool, 901 Springbrook Drive
The city of Plano was incorporated on June 2, 1873. Dive in for special birthday treats (while supplies last) and a taste of Texas Pool history.
Oakwood
Father’s Day Slow Meat Feast
June 14
Regen Ranch, 8698 CR 239
Spend an evening celebrating fathers with an Argentine parillada, a meat-based meal that is typically eaten over several hours until each cut of meat becomes ready. Feast on sausages, bread, and assorted chicken, turkey and beef cuts. The meal concludes with a traditional Argentine dessert.
Galveston
Juneteenth Celebration
June 14-19
Various locations
Galveston Island hosts several days of festivities for the holiday that originated here including festivals, picnics, parades, concerts and pageants, plus the reenactment of the reading of General Orders No. 3 that freed the last slaves in the South.
Plano
Juneteenth Celebration at Haggard Park
June 14
Haggard Park, 901 E. 15th St.
The Plano community invites visitors to celebrate the holiday at several Juneteenth celebrations at Haggard Park and other places across the city.
Stonewall
Peach JAMboree and Rodeo
June 19-21
Chamber of Commerce grounds, 250 Peach St.
This event features a CPRA rodeo and nightly dances, a parade, the Peach Queen coronation, goat roping, washer and 42 domino tournaments, food trucks, beer, and wine. Also, fresh peaches, peach cobbler, and peach ice cream are sold on the grounds.
Corsicana
Juneteenth
June 19
Various locations
Corsicana’s Juneteenth celebration honors history, culture, and community with live entertainment, great food, and family-friendly activities. Join the festivities and be part of a day of reflection, celebration, and unity.
Plano
Juneteenth Celebration
June 19
The Texas Pool, 901 Springbrook Drive
Celebrate freedom with food, friends, and Texas history. Barbecue grills and picnic areas are available, and the snack bar is open. Coolers with food and nonalcoholic beverages are welcome.
Navasota
Sounds of Navasota Juneteenth Celebration
June 21
City Hall, 200 E. McAlpine St.
The annual concert series features live music performances in downtown. This is also the Juneteenth Celebration, which includes food vendors and activities for the entire family.
Belton
Fourth of July Celebration
June 28-July 5
Various locations
Belton’s weeklong Fourth of July Celebration kicks off with a street party. The highlight of the week is the parade on the Fourth of July, with more than 35,000 people lining the streets and a live, televised broadcast reaching around the world. The rodeo also runs from July 3rd through 5th. Of course, there’s fireworks on July 4th.
Bastrop
Big Bang Celebration
June 28
Fisherman’s Park, 1200 Willow St.
Get ready for a night of family fun and patriotic celebration with parades, music, games, and fireworks.
Ennis
Freedom Fest
June 28
Veteran’s Memorial Park, 2301 Ennis Parkway
Freedom Fest is an annual celebration with various family-friendly activities. The event typically begins with the Red, White, and Bike Parade in downtown Ennis, where participants decorate their bicycles, scooters, or wagons in patriotic themes and parade through the tree-lined streets. Afterwards, there are free children’s activities, live music, and fireworks.
Goliad
Cars and Stripes
June 28
Downtown Goliad, 127 N. Courthouse Square
Main Street Goliad presents this annual car show. This year’s event offers an abundant line-up of classic and unique cars, along with an all-American hometown celebration to mark the country’s birthday.
Plainview
Fireworks Show
July 2
Running Water Draw Regional Park, 3400 W. Fourth St.
See the annual fireworks show and grab some grub from food trucks in the park.
Fairfield
Fourth of July Celebration
July 3
Freestone County Fairgrounds, 839 E. Commerce St.
Join along in celebration with food, fireworks, and vendors.
Giddings
Freedom Fest
July 3
Veterans Honor Park, 200 Raymond St.
Gather at Veterans Park for a music festival just like the good ol’ days. Bring your blankets and coolers and have a picnic on the grass while listening to some tunes. Nearby is Veterans Honor Park with a memorial to all Lee County veterans as well as a military tank display. Also on site is the Giddings Water Park where kids can splash around, and cornhole equipment for you to enjoy with your family or friends.
League City
Fireworks Extravaganza
July 3
Chester L. Davis Sportsplex, 1251 W. League City Parkway
This family-friendly event is free and open to the public and includes a fireworks display, live-music, inflatables, and food trucks. Bring your lawn chairs or blanket to enjoy an evening with family and friends. Fireworks begin at sundown.
Canyon
4th of July Celebration
July 3-4
Neblett Park, 508 16th St.
An entire day dedicated to Independence Day includes a parade, the fair on the square, live music, and fireworks to end the day with a bang.
Liberty Hill
Independence Day Spectacular
July 3
Liberty Hill Middle School, 13125 SH 29
Neighbors and friends gather at Liberty Hill Middle School to celebrate freedom in the most patriotic way. Residents engage in friendly competition for the coveted blue ribbon in challenges like the homemade apple pie contest, watermelon seed spitting contest, and the hot dog eating contest. A fireworks show ends the night.
Garland
Red, White, and You
July 3
Downtown, 520 W. State St.
Celebrate Independence Day in downtown Garland with an evening of music, delicious food, games for all ages, and a stunning drone show—all with free admission. The festivities kick off with the presentation of colors and patriotic songs.
San Angelo
Star Spangled Banner Concert and Fireworks
July 3
Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial River Stage, 16 E. Avenue A
A concert full of local talent is followed by one of the largest fireworks displays in West Texas that gets bigger and better each year. The event supports local first responders and military.
Gladewater
Freedom Fest
July 3
Lake Gladewater, 1604 Lakeshore Drive
See fireworks over Lake Gladewater and the Austin Bank Boat Parade. Food trucks are on site.
Sherman
Lights on the Lake
July 3
Pecan Grove West Park, 3200 Canyon Creek Drive
The 16th annual Independence Day celebration includes live music, vendors, and fireworks. Bring a picnic if you’d like, and bring lawn chairs to enjoy the fireworks show.
Grand Prairie
Lone Stars and Stripes Celebration
July 3-4
Lone Star Park, 1000 Lone Star Parkway
Celebrate the Fourth of July at the racetrack. After the last race, stay to enjoy the 20-minute firework show, choreographed to music.
Waxahachie
Crape Myrtle Festival and Parade
July 3-4
Waxahachie Sports Complex and Downtown , 151 Broadhead Road and 100 W. Main St.
Designated the Crape Myrtle Capital of Texas, Waxahachie celebrates with this festival and parade. Enjoy a concert followed by a fireworks show with patriotic music (simulcast on the radio) choreographed to the show. The parade takes place downtown on the Fourth of July.
Hughes Springs
Hometown Fourth
July 4
Hughes Springs ISD, 809 Russell St.
The local volunteer fire department shoots off a fireworks show for all to see.
Giddings
Fireman’s Fourth of July Celebration
July 4
Firemen’s Park, 2591 US 290
Start with a lazy day in the park at Fireman’s Park, as the Giddings Volunteer Fire Department cooks up some delicious barbecue at their fundraiser. Then, bid on some great items at their annual auction. In the evening, you can trek over to the rodeo arena next door for the Fury on the Fourth Championship Bull Riding event. Afterwards, return to the park for a spectacular fireworks display.
Bonham
Lights Over Lake Bonham Fireworks Show
July 4
Lake Bonham , 7506 Lake Bonham Drive
An electrifying fireworks display starts at dusk and lasts 20 minutes. The rainout day is Sunday, July 5th. This event is open to the public, so don’t forget to bring your lawn chair.
Sweetwater
Sparks in the Park
July 4
Newman Park, 100 Jackhazard Drive
The fireworks show for Nolan County starts at dark and lights up the sky with spectacular bursts of color.
South Padre Island
Fourth of July Fireworks
July 4
South Padre Island Entertainment District, 211 W. Whiting St.
Celebrate Independence Day on South Padre Island with a dazzling fireworks display over the bay. Watch as the night sky lights up with vibrant colors, creating the perfect backdrop for a memorable Fourth of July celebration by the water.
Temple
First Friday: Americana
July 4
Main Street
On the first Friday of every month, historic downtown Temple transforms into a giant party. Enjoy street music and live performances, drinks, food, and after-hours shopping. This month’s event has a patriotic theme.
Cameron
Milam County Fourth of July Celebration
July 4
Downtown , 102 E. First St.
The Milam County Fourth of July Celebration kicks off on the square in downtown Cameron. Activities for the event include a kids’ area and a water slide. Vendors provide a variety of food and beverages, snow cones, and products of all kinds. Music plays all evening, and fireworks start at dark.
Marble Falls
Fourth of July Festival
July 4
Lakeside Park, 305 Buena Vista Drive
Independence Day festivities involve a free swim day at Lakeside Pool, vendors, live music, and fireworks over Lake Marble Falls at dark.
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Junction
Kimble County Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July Freedom Celebration
July 4
Schreiner Park, 402 Main St.
Independence Day events start with a parade in the morning, followed by a fireworks show at dark.
Del Rio
Chalk the Walk
July 4
Downtown, South Main Street
Get creative and draw your best Fourth of July picture on the sidewalk of downtown Del Rio.
Odessa
Firecracker Fandango
July 4
Downtown, Grant Avenue
Celebrate the Fourth with an evening of live music, local vendors, food trucks, and a children’s area. The event ends with a fireworks display.
Rosenberg
Family Fourth Celebration
July 4
Seabourne Creek Nature Park, 3831 SH 36 South
Celebrate Independence Day with live music, kids’ activities, and food trucks. The night ends with a fireworks show. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and bug spray for an enjoyable evening.
Navasota
Freedom Festival
July 4
City Hall, 200 E. McAlpine St.
The annual Fourth of July parade along Washington Avenue in downtown Navasota ends with a festival that includes live music, kids’ activities, local food trucks, and fireworks.
San Angelo
Holiday Salutes at Fort Concho
July 4
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.
Fort Concho puts on a patriotic display with hourly artillery salutes to mark the nation’s 249th birthday.
Longview
Freedom and Fireworks Celebration
July 4
Longview Convention Complex, 1123 Jaycee Drive
Enjoy a free concert on the outdoor Zippy J’s music stage. There’s also a free cruise night and patriotic car show. Bring your classic, custom, or patriotically decorated vehicle to receive prime parking as space allows. Vendors, entertainment, a hot dog eating contest, trivia, cornhole, and fireworks are also happening around town.
Canton
Fourth of July Parade
July 4
Downtown , 121 E. Dallas St.
Get ready for a star-spangled celebration in Canton. Join in for the annual Fourth of July Parade, plus a watermelon eating contest.
Kilgore
Fourth of July Extravaganza
July 4
Kilgore City Park, East North Street
A concert by The Jukebox Heroes starts in the evening, then fireworks begin at night. Bring chairs and blankets.
Athens
Thunder Over East Texas Airshow
July 4
Athens Municipal Airport, 1875 Airport Road
The second annual Thunder Over East Texas Air Show has high-speed aerial performances, including a crowd-favorite demonstration by MiG pilot Randy Ball, the only jet demo pilot—military or civilian—granted both a day and night unlimited aerobatic rating in jet fighters by the FAA.
Gonzales
Star Spangled Spectacular
July 4
Independence Square, 500 N. Saint Joseph St.
Celebrate the Fourth of July in downtown Gonzales. Previous festivities have included food and merchandise vendors, music, a parade, and fireworks.
Port Arthur
Fourth of July at Lamar State College-Port Arthur
July 4
Carl A. Parker Multipurpose Center, 1800 Lakeshore Drive
Watch fireworks along the Port Arthur Seawall. Family events start in the evening, so come out early.
Grapevine
Fourth of July Extravaganza
July 4
Lake Grapevine, 707 S. Main St.
Bring the family to Lake Grapevine for Grapevine’s 43rd annual July Fourth Fireworks Extravaganza. A spectacular fireworks display, set to patriotic music, lights up the sky for just under 20 minutes.
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Chappell Hill
Independence Day Parade and Festivities
July 4
Downtown
Celebrate Independence Day with floats galore and the famous marching kazoo band.
Georgetown
Sertoma’s Fourth of July
July 4
San Gabriel Park, 445 E. Morrow St.
The Sertoma Club rings in the Fourth with live entertainment, arts and crafts vendors, a beer and wine vendor, petting zoo, food, classic and antique cars, games, rides for children and adults, and fireworks. Admission is free.
Granbury
Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration
July 4-7
Granbury Square, 201 E. Pearl St.
The Granbury square comes alive with vendors offering an impressive range of products and services, including souvenirs, handmade crafts, and food. The Fourth of July parade is a beloved tradition, as colorful floats, marching bands, and community organizations come together to showcase their patriotic spirit. At dark, fireworks light up Lake Granbury.
Alpine
Fourth of July Celebration
July 4
Brewster County Courthouse, 201 W. Avenue E
Alpine celebrates Independence Day with the annual parade, car show, live music, and fireworks. There’s also Alpine Cowboys baseball and outdoor theater. This year, civic groups are investigating and reviving past Alpine traditions for the holiday.
La Vernia
Fourth of July Celebration
July 4
City Park, 222 San Antonio Road
This small-town event grows each year with a headlining country artist and a parade.
Crockett
Freedom Over Crockett
July 4
Davy Crockett Memorial Park, 600 Bradshaw St.
The Independence Day celebration begins with a traditional parade starting downtown to end at the Davy Crockett Memorial Park, where food vendors and crafts are available for attendees as they enjoy music and kids’ activities. The exciting 20-minute fireworks show starts as soon as it gets dark.
Fredericksburg
Fourth of July Parade
July 4
Main Street
This small town patriotic parade runs down historic Main Street and features over 100 floats.
Kerrville
Fourth on the River
July 4
Louise Hays Park, 202 Thompson Drive
This Independence Day celebration consists of a concert, vendors, and the largest fireworks display in the Texas Hill Country.
Winnsboro
Fireworks on the Fourth
July 4
Pleasure Point Park, County Road 4860
The Winnsboro Chamber of Commerce invites visitors to its annual fireworks display. Celebrate Independence Day at Lake Winnsboro and experience the beauty of the lake while enjoying a spectacular fireworks show.
Bandera
Barbecue Dinner and Fourth of July Parade
July 4
American Legion Post 410, 127 Legion Drive, Lakehills
Celebrate the holiday enjoying a barbecue dinner with all the fixings, live country music, a parade, and a live auction.
Pet Parade
July 4
Bandera City Park, 173 Main St.
Cowboy Capital Pet Assitance League, Inc. presents its 27th annual Pet Parade. Dress up your pets and join the fun. There are contests for best creative costume, best in show, and other categories.
Cowboy Capital Fourth of July Celebration and Parade
July 4
Celebrate the nation’s birthday in the Cowboy Capital of the World. Along with the parade, visitors can enjoy lots of country music and nightlife.
Burleson
Red, White, and BTX
July 4
Chisenhall Sports Complex, 500 W. Hidden Creek Parkway
Enjoy fireworks, food trucks, vendors, and other festivities under the stars at Burleson’s state of the art sports complex.
Galveston
Independence Day Parade and Fireworks
July 4
Galveston Seawall
From fireworks over the beach to a traditional hometown parade, Galveston provides family-friendly activities to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Corsicana
Freedom Fest
July 4
I.O.O.F. Park, North 45th Street
Spend a day having patriotic fun, with live entertainment, family activities, and a spectacular fireworks show. Enjoy food, music, and festivities as the community comes together to honor Independence Day.
Boerne
Independence Day Fireworks
July 4
Boerne City Park, 106 City Park Road
The annual fireworks show is set to begin at 9:15 p.m., and is scheduled to last 20-25 minutes. Prime viewing is available at the Kendall County Fairgrounds and Champion High School.
Flag Run 5K
July 4
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
Wear red, white, and blue, and bring a flag to show your pride. Each runner receives a T-shirt and finisher medal at the end of the race. Food, drinks, music, aid stations, and timing are all be included.
Plano
Independence Day at The Texas Pool
July 4
The Texas Pool, 901 Springbrook Drive
Celebrate America’s birthday with a party at the Texas Pool. There’s food and a treats truck, barbecue grills and picnic areas, and a snack bar. Coolers with food and nonalcoholic beverages are welcome.
Plano’s All-American Fourth
July 4
Oak Point Park Special Events Field, 2801 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Celebrate Independence Day by enjoying free fun and games and food and drinks for purchase before the grand finale of a fireworks show over Oak Point Park. The fireworks is simulcast live on 97.5 KLAK radio.
Jefferson
Jefferson Salutes America
July 4
Downtown
Enjoy an old-fashioned celebration of the country’s birthday. Activities at Ostott Park include a kids parade, homemade ice cream contest, pie auction, games, and live music. At night, the Grand Finale Fireworks Show starts over the Big Cypress Bayou by the historical LED lighted bridge.
Port Aransas
Fourth of July Fireworks
July 4
Robert’s Point Park, 300 JC Barr Blvd.
Kick off your summer family vacation with the annual Independence Day Fireworks Show at Roberts Point Park. The 25- to 35-minute show starts at nightfall.
La Grange
Ich Bin Ein Amerikaner
July 5-6
Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill State Historic Sites, 414 State Loop 92
Continue your Fourth of July festivities with Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill State Historic Sites. Activities include a laser shooting gallery, historic games, patriotic crafts, and beverages and ice cream.
Seguin
Freedom Fiesta
July 5
Central Park, 201 S. Austin St.
Celebrate the Fourth with a concert from the Jumpstart variety band, great food, cold beer, and time to connect with the whole community.
Hamilton
National Team Roping
July 5-6
Circle T Arena, 4007 SH 36 West
Spend Fourth of July weekend watching team roping competitions presented by National Team Roping.
Boerne
Boerne Concert Band: Independence Day Concert
July 6
Main Plaza, 100 N. Main St.
The group of volunteer musicians plays a wide range of music that people of all ages can enjoy. Enjoy a patriotic concert in the park.
Plano
Juneteenth Fashion Show
July 14
Lexus Box Garden at Legacy Hall, 7800 Windrose Ave.
The popular fashion show, presented and produced by Think Three Media, celebrates Black excellence and historical legends.
Giddings
Christmas in July Sip and Shop Arts and Crafts Show
July 26
The Silos on 77, 1031 CR 223
Capture the Christmas season early at the Christmas in July Sip and Shop. Browse the colorful wares of craft vendors while you sip on a cool beverage as seasonal tunes fill the air. Crafts include woodworking, handicrafts, décor, bath and body products, candles, jewelry, accessories, clothing, and tasty treats.
Plano
Christmas in July
July 26
Plano Event Center, 2000 E. Spring Creek Parkway
Over 100 local vendors sell everything from women’s and children’s boutique clothing to home, holiday, and garden décor, from gourmet food items to handmade and fashion jewelry, and many other items.
San Angelo
Buffalo Soldier Anniversary Day
July 28
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, 630 S. Oakes St.
This event features programs and activities to mark the anniversary of the creation, by an act of Congress, of the all-Black Buffalo Soldier units in the U.S. Army in 1866.
Tomball
Tomball Night
Aug. 1
Downtown, 100 Market St.
A family-friendly festival ends with a lighted parade and fireworks. Previous festivities have included live entertainment, kids’ activities, food, drinks, shopping, giveaways, vendors, and door prizes.
Austin
Pride Parade and Festival
Aug. 23
Fiesta Gardens , 2101 Jesse E. Segovia St.
Celebrated during Austin Pride Month each August, this event features a festive parade down Congress Avenue during the largest annual LGBTQI advocacy and fundraising event in Central Texas.
Bandera
Bandera Round-up Ranch Rodeos
Aug. 30-31
Mansfield Park Arena, 2886 SH 16 North
Talented cowboys and cowgirls showcase their skills at the Bandera Pro Rodeo’s ranch rodeos on Labor Day weekend. The event also has kids mutton bustin’.
Tarpley
Labor Day Barbecue and Parade
Aug. 31
Tarpley Volunteer Fire Dept., 264 Valentine Lane
Tarpley Volunteer Fire Department sponsors this annual Labor Day celebration that includes a parade, barbecue, raffle, and auction.
Mckinney
Halloween at the Heard
Oct. 18
Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary, 1 Nature Place
Experience this family-friendly event that features a safe environment for trick-or-treating along the eerie Dinosaurs Live! Live-Size Animatronic Dinosaurs trail. Enjoy an evening of fun activities including a presentation of a kid-friendly movie on the outdoor amphitheater stage and photo ops.
