Community Calendar

College students can gather for a meal and supportive fellowship. Someone will be available to talk to and pray with and study the Bible for those needing that service.

Lone Oak Elementary presents its annual Fall Festival; activities include Bingo and Silent Auction, a Cakewalk, Carnival Games, Bounce Houses, a Haunted Hallway and more.

The 7 p.m. show this Friday is "Magic Globe: A Story of the Seasons," followed by "Tales Of A Time Traveler" narrated by David Tennant at 8 p.m.

Magic Globe: A Story of the Seasons
On vacation at her grandpa’s, a little girl named Mia accidentally discovers a mysterious piece of astronomical machinery. Edmund, Mia’s eccentric uncle, tricks the girl into using the tool’s secret powers to change the world’s seasons. She realizes the consequences of her actions, but Edmund doesn’t want to let the plan go.

Magic Globe is an engaging story designed to interest and challenge children from 5 to 12 years old. It has a clear educational structure with all science-related topics broken down into manageable chunks and naturally woven into the storyline. It allows children to recap knowledge they already have as well as learn multiple new concepts while following the story, which makes it perfect for mixed-ability audiences.

Watch the trailer here.

Tales Of A Time Traveler
Time travel like never imagined! Explore ancient civilizations. Witness the birth of the universe. Journey to the edge of a black hole. In Tales of a Time Traveler, you will discover that time is not so easily defined. Time is illusive, impossible to hold. It can’t be owned. It can’t be stopped. Time travel surrounds you – from the biological clock in your brain and the changing shadows on a sundial, to the history of life on Earth. Then the story expands to the lives of stars, the time scale of the Big Bang, and the distortion of time by gravity.

Narrated by David Tennant

Watch the trailer here.

Happening in downtown Rockwall, the San Jacinto Plaza Music series is bringing you live music on Friday and Saturday nights through October!

Friday, Oct.16 will feature Songwriter/Storyteller Scott Sean White ; Saturday, Oct. 17 will have Country Pop artist Ralyn Gayle as the headliner.

For more information, including a full schedule, you can visit this link.

The Department of Theater at ETAMU presents: The Aliens

Two friends spend their days in the alley behind a Vermont coffee shop discussing music and philosophy. When a lonely high-school student arrives on the scene, they decide to teach him everything they know. A play with music about friendship, art, love and death.

*MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY*

The Greenville Farmers Market will be open each Saturday through November from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, with a few vendors opening early at 8:00 AM.

You’ll find:
Fresh produce from local farmers
Homemade baked goods
Specialty foods
Handmade crafts and artisan products

It’s the perfect way to spend your Saturday morning. You can shop local, support small businesses, and enjoy everything Greenville has to offer.

Looking for cool rides, good folks, and that classic small town feel? Join us for a fun day full of pure love for awesome car culture and community spirit! 57 Trophies Up For Grabs including 22 Best in Class, 22 2nd in Class and 13 Specialty Trophies.

Vehicle Registration is from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM ($25 entry fee), with judging at 10:30 AM and Trophies & Door Prizes at 11:30 AM. Attendees get in free.

100% of proceeds go directly to the Wolfe City Volunteer Fire Department, so bring the family out, show off your ride, enjoy great food, and support our local firefighters.

The Bonham Farmers Market is held every other Saturday from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., starting April 4th and running through October 31st, 2026. It will be outside the Creative Arts Center, located at 200 W. Fifth Street in Bonham.

We will be meeting at the site of the new Fossil Park (If you haven’t been in a while, the old park at 2990 is closed). Location is on the southwest side of the North Sulphur River. (GPS coordinates: 33°27'45.0"N 95°52'41.5"W). Signs are posted to help guide you. From Ladonia on Hwy 34, go East on FM64 towards Pecan Gap, then go left on FM904 till you get almost to the river. Parking will be on the left.

This is a come and go event, and there will be plenty of space to park. We will have an area roped off for displays and a food vendor. Porta potties will be available.

Come join us to see an amazing display of fossils that have been found in and around the North Sulphur River and talk to the pros. Dress for exploring in the river. Bring mud boots in case it's muddy, and a walking stick is always good to have.

If you go hunting for fossils, bring them back up to the pros so they can help you ID them!

Mick Tune and Dallas Paleontological Society will have members here to help identify what you have found in the past or that day. Be prepared to explore the river and look for fossils!

The Commerce Public Library presents the Fall Market, featuring plenty of vendors, music, and family-friendly fun.