Latest Events in Arlington(May Updated)

The High Kings bring The Rocky Road Tour 2026 to Arlington Music Hall for a powerful night of Irish folk favorites. The High Kings – The Rocky Road Tour 2026 Live at Arlington Music Hall Saturday, August 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM Internationally acclaimed Irish folk group The High Kings bring their Rocky Road Tour 2026 to Arlington Music Hall for an unforgettable evening of traditional Irish music, soaring harmonies, and modern Celtic energy. Formed in Dublin, The High Kings have become one of the most successful Irish folk acts in the world. Known for their powerful four part harmonies, dynamic live performances, and authentic sound, the group has performed to sold out audiences across Europe, the United States, and Australia. Their setlist features beloved Irish classics including The Rocky Road to Dublin, The Fields of Athenry, Whiskey in the Jar, and Irish Pub Song, along with original material that honors Ireland’s rich musical heritage while bringing a fresh, contemporary edge. Whether you are a lifelong fan of Irish folk music or simply love high energy live performances filled with storytelling and tradition, this is a must see concert experience in Arlington, Texas. Join us at Arlington Music Hall for a night of timeless songs, powerful vocals, and Celtic spirit. Information Source: Arlington Music Hall | eventbrite

BYSO's Junior Repertory Orchestra and Preparatory Winds Final Concert Junior Repertory Orchestra Yonah Zur, Conductor Preparatory Winds Janet Underhill, Conductor Information Source: Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras | eventbrite

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Join us for an evening of connection, community, and conversation surrounding mental health and how it impacts our every day lives. Rock Recovery is closing out Mental Health Month with an evening of connection, conversation, and community! Offered as a hybrid event, we invite you to join us in-person or virtually for a special moderated panel that welcomes our community to explore a powerful truth: our mental health matters—it shows up in how we lead, collaborate, communicate, and care for ourselves and others at work and at home. Together, we’ll hear from professionals across a range of industries (clinical, nonprofit, government, corporate, and more) as they share how their mental health journeys shaped their experiences, and how that influences both their personal and professional lives today. Through honest dialogue and reflection, we’ll examine how our mental health journeys shape our home and work lives —and how vulnerability, support, and understanding can create more compassionate and resilient environments. Whether you’re a clinician, professional, leader, student, or community member, this event is for you. Come as you are and bring a friend to be part of this important conversation! ✨ What to expect: 🤝 Refreshments and connection before the panel 💬 In-person and virtual access to a moderated conversation featuring voices from across industries 🌱 Insightful perspectives on reducing stigma and supporting mental health at work 💛 A welcoming, inclusive space for learning, reflection, and shared experience Proceeds from this event will support Rock Recovery's work in expanding access to mental health treatment, education, and support in our communities. 📅 Thursday, May 28 🕠 5:30 – 7:30 PM 🎟 In-person tickets (networking and refreshments): $25 💻Virtual tickets (panel only): Free Sponsorships are available for this event. Email Kristyn Soto at kristyn@rockrecoveryed.org to learn more. Special thanks to our event sponsors! Arlington Turkey Trot Equip Health Raw Element Creative Studios Information Source: Rock Recovery | eventbrite

A sound bath to release self‑consciousness, reclaim your authentic expression, and align with relationships that honor your spirit. Information Source: Spiritual Enhancements | eventbrite

Woman gets locks, men get keys, unlock & meet your match! New friends, Romance, maybe the LOVE of Your Life! The ORIGINAL TRADEMARKED EVENT. The ORIGINAL TRADEMARKED LOCK & KEY SINGLES EVENT Our events have been featured on Bravo, BBC, CNN, CBS, Axios, Miami New Times, NPR Marketplace, The Wall Street Journal, TLC's 90 Day Fiancé The Single Life, Tampa Bay Times, Citylink, Essence, Best of Baltimore, Chicago Tribune, Woman's World Magazine, and 100s more -- but come find out for yourself! HOW IT WORKS Single women get a lock, single men get a key. Meet and mingle as you try to unlock and win prize tickets - but the real prize is all the great people you'll meet as you try to match with everyone in the room. You'll meet 20-50 potential matches of the opposite gender. Make new friends, meet your match....or just have a great time! You'll meet way more people than at speed dating, and you can talk to those you like for as long as you like. We are THE Lock and Key Event you've heard about! So get your ticket - and maybe one for a friend - then meet us there to Unlock Your Possibilities... Lock and Key is the perfect icebreaker. It's like no other party you've attended! What a great way to unwind after a long work week...or kick off a night on the town! I Had the Time of My Life... "I just want you to know that I had THE TIME OF MY LIFE last night! I have been dying to get to one of these parties and I am so glad I did. My friends had a blast, too! We have been talking about it all day! YOU ROCK!" --Odessa, Age 41 in Atlanta "I really enjoyed the Lock And Key Event last Friday. I met a lot of very nice people, female as well as male. Thanks for a fun evening, and I will be thinking of your staff, while I am on my date tonight. I met him last Friday!!" --Thyme, Age 31 in New Jersey Don't be fooled by illegal copycats. This is the REAL, Trademarked, Lock & Key Singles Event! We've been bringing people together Since 2001 with our fun singles parties, Speed Dating, and Lock & Key singles mixers -- come see who YOU'LL meet! TRADEMARK: This is a great party and others want to try it, but we caution anyone attempting to promote their own lock and key or confusingly similar products or services. We will prosecute infringement anywhere in the USA. Lock and Key®/Lock & Key®/Lock N Key® are federally registered trademarks of Lock and Key Events and we reserve the right to restrict the use of the concept, OR A CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR CONCEPT OR NAME, in association with confusingly similar products or services. Full list of DC singles events: / LOCK & KEY EVENTS Information Source: Pre-Dating Speed Dating and Lock & Key Events | eventbrite

Join us for an afternoon of cyanotype printing with artist, Emily Fussner (Ages 18+). Cyanotype Workshop (Ages 18+) Cyanotype, a ferro-prussiate process, is a photographic process known for its blue color and known as the “original” sun-printing process. Alternatively, Solarfast, like cyanotype, is another light-sensitive sun print process that comes in colorful pre-made colors. In this workshop, students will learn chemistry mixing, coating techniques, and printing tips for making their own cyanotype and solarfast prints. We will experiment with printing on paper and fabric using found and chosen objects students bring with them. Instructor: Emily Fussner Information Source: Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington | eventbrite

Learn how to ride a bike in about 3 hours! WABA's Adult Learn to Ride class is for participants 18 and older . Our experienced Instructors break the skills down step by step to get you on a bike and rolling in no time. Participants learn to start and stop, balance, glide, pedal and steer a bike and progress at their own pace. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org . Click here to view WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if: You have never been on a bicycle before You have not ridden a bicycle in many years You have previously tried to learn how to ride a bicycle, but were unsuccessful Equipment: A bicycle and helmet will be provided for all class participants You will be asked to provide your height in the registration portal so that we can reserve a properly sized bicycle for you. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

Volunteers will remove vegetation near the entrance of the Mount Vernon Trail in Rosslyn The Friends of Mount Vernon Trail will be improving the trail in Rosslyn. Volunteers will remove invasive vegetation and pick up trash near the entrance to the trail. No special skills are needed. We'll teach you how to help in just a few minutes. Volunteers may perform some of the following work: Using pruners and loppers to cut vegetation Using hand saws to cut tree branches Sweeping or using a leaf blower Hauling away vegetation Picking up trash What to Bring: Water Gloves (We'll have some to borrow) Long sleeves and long pants (we sometimes encounter poison ivy) Where to Meet: We will meet on the trail near the intersection of Langston Blvd and N Lynn Street. Look for the purple Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail sign and bikes with tools. Here is the exact meeting spot location on Google Maps Here is the google street view image of the location If coming by car you can look for street or garage parking in Rosslyn or park at Theodore Roosevelt Island. If coming by metro it is a short 6 minute walk. See the image below for walking directions from the metro to the event start location. Group Volunteering: We welcome groups to come volunteer at our events. If you plan on having more than 10 people come on a particular weekend, just let us know via email (hello@mountvernontrail.org) no less than one week prior to the day of the event. It is critical that you reach out and ensure everyone volunteering with your group registers through this EventBrite link so we can better plan work scope, prepare supplies, and promote your group’s attendance on social media. You can read more about group volunteering on our website here . Support our Work: We're raising funds to continue to improve the Mount Vernon Trail. Donate to keep our volunteers equipped with tools and supplies at Donate to Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail. Keep up to date with upcoming events and news about the trail by following us on our website , Facebook , Bluesky , YouTube , and Instagram . Photo and Liability Waiver: By registering to volunteer, you're agreeing to our Photo Release and Liability Waiver. Information Source: Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail | eventbrite