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Dallas-Fort Worth, mark your calendars with these upcoming events

This is an ongoing list of weekend events and things to do in the North Texas.

The Dallas Zoo's lantern festival, Illuminature runs through June 28. (Photo courtesy of the Dallas Zoo)

This is an ongoing list of weekend events and things to do in the North Texas. If you know of an event we should feature, write in and let us know.

Last updated June 8, 2026

Illuminature at the Dallas Zoo – Through June 28

“More Than a Match” World Cup-themed Exhibit – May 2- Aug. 2, Arlington

Jubilee Theatre presents Sassy Mamas – May 27-June 28, Fort Worth

Mesquite Rodeo, June 6-Aug. 29

FIFA Fan Festival June 11- July 19, Dallas

Riverdance – June 12-14, Grand Prairie

Charlie Puth in concert – June 12, Irving

The R&B Lovers Tour – June 12, Fort Worth

Juneteenth Block Party & Vendor Fair – June 13, Fort Worth

Silent Disco – June 13, Dallas

Downtown Plano SummerFest – June 13

Parker County Frontier Days PRCA Rodeo – June 13, Weatherford

Juneteenth Cemetery Clean Up – June 13, Carrollton

Father’s Day Out at Lone Star Park – June 14, Grand Prairie

Opal’s Walk for Freedom – June 19, Fort Worth

Pride Block Party – June 19, Dallas

Oak Cliff Juneteenth Festival – June 20, Dallas

McKinney Craft Beer Walk – June 20

Bill Pickett Rodeo | Juneteenth Celebration – June 20, Fort Worth

Alex Isley in concert – June 26, Dallas

Freedom & Fireworks – June 27, Princeton

Trinity Pride Fest – June 27, Fort Worth

Outlaw Music Festival – July 3, Irving

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