Music will lead the way in the slate of events for Easter weekend, with four concerts, a musical, and a cabaret production taking place over the next four days. Other choices include screenings of a new film, a circus, a screening of a London theater production, and the final days of a notable exhibition.<\/p>\n
Below are the best ways to spend your free time this weekend. If you want more options, check out the calendar for an even longer list<\/a> of the city’s best events. And if you’re still in need of Easter Sunday brunch plans, consult this guide<\/a> (and book quickly).<\/p>\n Thursday, April 2<\/p>\n Bailey Zimmerman in concert<\/a> UT Arlington Department of Theatre and Dance presents Hair<\/a> Casa Ma\u00f1ana presents The Music of Fleetwood Mac<\/a> Friday, April 3<\/p>\n Magnolia at the Modern: Fantasy Life<\/a> Flip Circus<\/a> Gregorian: Pure Chants World Tour<\/a> Shelby Stone in concert<\/a> Saturday, April 4<\/p>\n National Theatre Live presents Hamlet<\/a>
The 26-year-old Bailey Zimmerman is one of the latest up-and-comers in country music, but his start in music was almost by chance when a video of him singing to impress girls drew attention from a songwriter. Just six years after he started sharing music on TikTok, Zimmerman has released an EP and two albums, most recently Different Night Same Rodeo in 2025, each of which has gone high on the Billboard Country chart. He’ll perform at Dickies Arena.<\/p>\n
Hair\u2019s tribe of young people protest U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, rehearsing a topical array of such issues as racism, the ethics of war, and the need to listen to young people\u2019s ideas. Premiering at the Public Theatre in 1967, Hair soon moved to Broadway and remains a favorite rock musical. The production will run through April 12 in the Fine Arts Building on the UT Arlington campus.<\/p>\n
The performers of Casa Ma\u00f1ana’s Reid Cabaret Theatre will step into the storied world of Fleetwood Mac, going on a journey through their greatest hits, from the soulful storytelling of \u201cRhiannon,\u201d \u201cDreams,\u201d and \u201cLandslide\u201d to the intense energy of \u201cGo Your Own Way,\u201d \u201cThe Chain,\u201d and more. The production will run through April 24.<\/p>\n
In Fantasy Life, an anxious law school dropout (writer\/director Matthew Shear) stumbles into a job babysitting his psychiatrist’s three granddaughters and falls for the girls’ mother (Amanda Peet), an actress in a rocky marriage. The New York-set romantic comedy, co-starring Bob Balaban, Judd Hirsch, Zosia Mamet, Andrea Martin, Alessandro Nivola, and Holland Taylor, will screen six times through Sunday at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.<\/p>\n
Flip Circus is a brand-new big top entertainment experience created by the Vazquez family of Circus Vazquez fame. It features performers from around the world, including illusionist Jimmy Saylon, comedian Misha, juggler Dede Larible, trapeze artist Alexander Lichner, martial artists The Kung Fu Boys, and more. The circus will be in a big top tent in the parking lot at North East Mall in Hurst through April 13.<\/p>\n
With a signature blend of medieval chant and modern musical influences, Gregorian has sold over 10 million albums and performed to audiences worldwide. The world-renowned vocal phenomenon will perform at Arlington Music Hall as part of their Pure Chants world tour, featuring the songs of Enigma.<\/p>\n
Fort Worth’s own Shelby Stone hasn’t quite made the impact of fellow 26-year-old Bailey Zimmerman, but she’s still turning heads with her music and bright blue hair. Playing a version of rock and Red Dirt country, Stone started playing professionally in 2020; released her first song in 2023; and put out her first album, Silverleaf, in 2025. She’ll play at Billy Bob’s Texas.<\/p>\n
Olivier Award-winner Hiran Abeysekera (Life of Pi) is Hamlet in this fearless, contemporary take on Shakespeare\u2019s famous tragedy. Trapped between duty and doubt, surrounded by power and privilege, young Prince Hamlet dares to ask the ultimate question \u2014 you know the one. This screening of a live London production will be at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.<\/p>\n