What to do Monday through Sunday, [Feb. 9-15], across Collin County and nearby cities
From Monday through Sunday, North Texas is full of things to do, whether you’re planning ahead or making last-minute decisions. The week brings a mix of lively performances, seasonal experiences and unique happenings across the region.
As the weekend winds down and Valentine’s Day approaches, there are also plenty of ways to lean into a little romance — from cozy date-night outings to low-key experiences perfect for spending time with someone special. This guide highlights standout events, quieter options and ongoing attractions still happening through the weekend, making it easy to find something that fits your schedule, interests and, if you’re feeling the love, your Valentine’s plans.
BOSS Club
Feb. 6-15 | Monarch Stag, Frisco
BOSS is bringing the Dallas Open into the city’s social scene with a full takeover of Monarch Stag, transformed into “BOSS Club” for the tournament. Alongside the bar’s full spirits lineup, a special BOSS cocktail menu features court-themed drinks like the Taylor Spritz, Double Gibson, Deuce Margarita and the bourbon-based Backspin.
Dallas Open 2026
Feb. 7–15 | Ford Center at The Star, Frisco
The Nexo Dallas Open brings world-class professional tennis to the Dallas Cowboys’ training facility. Two sessions run daily, afternoon and evening, with tickets granting access to all matches in the chosen session.
Dana Moon
Feb. 11 | Mic Drop Comedy, Plano
Dana Moon brings her sharp, character-driven stand-up to Plano. A stand-up comic, character actress and viral video star, Moon has been featured on Netflix, MTV and Fox, with more than 20 million views online. Known for fearless storytelling, hilarious act-outs and brutally honest takes on modern dating, she’s been dubbed a young Carol Burnett — with a TikTok addiction and no filter.
Thursdays on Tap
Feb. 12 | Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas
Experience the Perot Museum after hours with live music, food trucks, drinks and outdoor games, plus full access to all exhibit halls. This 21+ event offers a fun, laid-back way to explore the museum without daytime crowds.
Casa Noble Tequila Dinner
Feb. 13 | Cantina Laredo, Frisco
Cantina Laredo is hosting an exclusive four-course Casa Noble Tequila dinner. The evening begins with a cocktail reception featuring a Casa Noble tequila flight, followed by dinner, with each course paired with a full-size Casa Noble cocktail. The experience is $79.99 per person.
Pretty in Pink Galentine’s Cocktail Hour
Feb. 13 | Palato Wine Bar, Frisco
Toast to friendship at Pretty in Pink, a ticketed Galentine’s cocktail hour at Palato Wine Bar. The $20+ ticket includes a welcome cocktail, Valentine’s goodies and complimentary valet, with a special Galentine’s menu available all evening at happy hour pricing for the perfect pre–Valentine’s girls’ night.
Dinner in the Diner
Feb. 13 | Museum of the American Railroad, Frisco
Celebrate Valentine’s with a one-of-a-kind dining experience aboard the Museum of the American Railroad’s restored 1937 M-K-T Dining Car. Guests will enjoy authentic railroad recipes served in grand style, with this year’s black-and-white theme encouraging contemporary or vintage attire.
Birds & Brews
Feb. 14 | Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, Lucas
Enjoy a relaxed evening at Blackland Prairie Raptor Center with craft beer, hard cider and wine from the Y8S TAP mobile beer fridge, plus bites from the Smok’d TX BBQ food truck. Guests can meet raptor ambassadors, take Valentine’s Day photos and explore the prairie on a guided night walk, with proceeds supporting BPRC.
Anti-Valentine’s Day
Feb. 14 | Grandscape, The Colony
Ditch the hearts and flowers and celebrate not celebrating Valentine’s Day at Grandscape. All The Small Things: A Pop Punk Experience takes over the stage and lawn for a free, high-energy show — perfect for anyone who’s single, over it, or just here for the music. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the night.
Krewe of Barkus Mardi Gras Dog Parade
Feb 15. | Downtown McKinney
Downtown McKinney fills with pirate pups and nautical flair during the 24th annual Krewe of Barkus Mardi Gras dog parade and festival. This year’s sea-inspired theme invites dogs and their humans to dress in their best pirate, sailor and ocean-themed costumes for a family-friendly afternoon. Festivities begin at 12:30 p.m. at Dr. Glenn Mitchell Memorial Park with vendors and activities, followed by the parade stepping off at 2 p.m. through Historic Downtown McKinney.
ONGOING & EXTENDED-RUN THINGS TO DO
Photo: Harry Potter: The Exhibition
Be Mine Bubble
Jan. 12—Feb.15 | Three Empires Brewing, Frisco
Three Empires Brewery is offering its Be Mine Bubble experience through February 15. The 90-minute private bubble tent includes a charcuterie board for two and a choice of wine, bubbly or a growler of beer. Priced at $150 per reservation, the experience offers a romantic escape at the brewery in Frisco’s Rail District.
Galentine’s Girl Dinner
Feb. 2–13 | Ocean Prime Lounge, Dallas
Ocean Prime invites friends to gather for its Galentine’s Girl Dinner, a polished take on a night out centered on small bites and rosé flights. The experience features shareable plates and bite-size desserts designed for an elevated “girl dinner,” served in the lounge and on the enclosed terrace.
Lunar New Year Celebration
Through Feb. 28 | Galleria Dallas, Dallas
Galleria Dallas welcomes the Year of the Horse with a breathtaking installation of more than 250 red lanterns suspended above the Center Court ice skating rink. The vibrant display offers a festive cultural atmosphere and a picturesque backdrop for skating and shopping.
125 Show 2025: Revisited Exhibition
Through Feb. 8 | Plano Art Association Gallery, Plano
Group exhibition featuring original work by North Texas artists who live or work within a 125-mile radius of Plano.
Harry Potter: The Exhibition
Through Apr. 12 | Pepper Square, Dallas
This traveling exhibition features immersive galleries, original film props and interactive experiences celebrating the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series.
Ancient Echoes, Modern Voices: The Crow Collection Goes Beyond
Through Jun. 28 | Crow Museum of Asian Art at UT Dallas, Richardson
This long-running exhibition expands beyond traditional display with rotating presentations that connect Asian art histories to contemporary themes.
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