At the Eisemann Center
“PettyBreakers: A Tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers” Tonight Bank of America TheatreTickets: $53-$74 (Tickets)Friday, April 248 p.m.The PettyBreakers bring the timeless music of Tom Petty to life with their authentic sound and electrifying stage presence....
At UT Dallas
“Call Me Dancer” Film Screening and Dance Performance SaturdayATC Building, Lecture Hall, 800 W. Campbell Rd.Admission: FreeSaturday, April 256:30-9 p.m.Experience Call Me Dancer, a highly acclaimed, award-winning and inspiring documentary about pursuing artistic...
“Charley’s Aunt” Opens Next Friday Night at RHS
Richardson High School Black Box Theatre, 1250 W. Belt Line Rd.Tickets: Pay What You Can with cash or QR code provided at the doorMay 1-27 p.m. In this classic British farce, two Oxford...
“Story Stroll” Monday
Grab your strollers and stretch your legs! Join Library staff for a storytime at the park pavilion, then enjoy a walk through the park and connect to nature with movement, rhymes, and fun.
Upcoming at the Eisemann Center
The following events are coming up at the Eisemann Center.
Upcoming at UT Dallas
The following events are coming up at UT Dallas
Wildflower! Battle of the Bands Qualifying Round Tomorrow Afternoon
Twelve bands vie for one of four finalist/semifinalist spots in this inspiring competition featuring musicians age 21 and younger. A panel of judges will select two bands to advance directly to the Battle of the Bands finals and perform at the Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival May 17, and an additional two bands will move on to an online fan-vote contest, where audiences will decide who earns the coveted third finalist spot.
Chamber Music International Tomorrow Evening
“Chamber Works of Debussy” features the Impressionism of early and late Debussy, performed by Simón Gollo, violin; Daphne Gerling, viola; Horacio Contreras, cello; James Scott, flute; Jaymee Haefner, harp; and Ana Maria Otamendi, piano.
“Improv at the Museum” Family Improv at The Core Theatre Tomorrow
What would happen if you could take anything from a museum and bring it life – without the pesky Egyptian curse and instead focus on pure family fun? Or, take a historical event like writing the Declaration of Independence but bring in some cowboys shoehorning in their own western ideas. The sky’s the limit Saturday night as the Family Improv troupe presents this high-energy, original, fun, and family-friendly show where everything is made up on the spot, using the audience’s suggestions throughout the evening.
Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Submission Deadline Approaching
The City is currently accepting submissions through April 24 for the 2026 contest, which invites artists to create original designs that will be displayed on traffic signal control boxes throughout the community.