Get ready for a busy weekend in Plano! This final weekend of February is packed with options from home and garden inspiration to dinosaur adventures and theatre performances. Don't miss the chance to catch the last day of Dinosaurs Live! or explore local flavors at the Farmers Market.
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· February 28
6FREE : Head over to Allen to find tons of ideas for your home and garden projects. There will be vendors, demonstrations, and even free cooking classes available throughout the three-day show.It's a great free activity offering ideas for the whole family to explore together.
RAINBOW TROUT ROUNDUPFREE : A kids-only fishing competition happening Saturday morning in Murphy. Prizes are awarded across different age groups, so bring your youngest anglers out to try their luck.It’s a free, kids-only Saturday morning event focused on outdoor recreation.
FREE : Head to the Richardson Library for a free afternoon art workshop focusing on contemporary Black artists. Kids ages 7 to 18 will create their own masterpieces and enjoy crafts.It's a free, engaging, and educational art program for older elementary and middle schoolers.
: Catch the family-friendly musical based on the popular Dog Man series at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday morning. Check the source for ticket details.Theatre is a fantastic indoor option, and Dog Man is hugely popular with young elementary kids.
: Enjoy an afternoon performance of 'The Three Little Pigs' presented as a family opera at the Winspear. This is a great way to introduce younger children to classical performance art.An opera adapted from a classic fairy tale is a unique and cultured experience for families.
: Plan a special Saturday evening event with this Daddy Daughter Dance hosted at the Omni PGA Frisco Resort. Be sure to check the Eventbrite link for ticketing information.It’s a highly specific, themed evening event perfect for a special Saturday night outing.
· March 1
3: Start your Sunday morning right with a Sensory Friendly Eggstravaganza at Chuck E. Cheese. This early session is tailored for children who benefit from a quieter, less stimulating environment.It offers a thoughtful, inclusive morning activity specifically targeting sensory needs on Sunday.
FREE : Celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday at Duck Duck Scoop this Sunday noon with free activities! This is likely a short, sweet event perfect for ice cream lovers.It's a fun, free, midday Sunday event right in Plano celebrating a children's literacy icon.
: Catch the Dallas Mavericks play a home game on Sunday, March 1st, if your older kids enjoy professional sports. It’s a classic big-city family outing.A major league sporting event is always a thrilling Sunday plan for tweens and teens.
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4: This is your final chance this weekend to catch the animatronic dinosaurs roaring along the nature trails for life-like encounters. Check ticket prices based on your group’s age breakdown.It’s the last day this exhibit is running through March 1st, offering huge prehistoric fun for kids.
: Enjoy a classic farm day out with petting zoos and pony rides available in Princeton. It runs for six hours, so there's plenty of time to visit.It’s a great weekend trip outside Plano featuring hands-on animal fun.
FREE : Grab your tote bags and head to Willow Bend this Saturday morning to shop local produce and artisanal goods. It runs for four hours right here in Plano.It’s a dependable Saturday morning outing right in Plano for families who love fresh goods.
: If you have an older kid, this workshop lets them unleash their inner action hero by learning basic stunts for six hours. Remember to pack them a lunch for this intensive session.This is a unique, hands-on experience specifically for teens looking for excitement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Plano this weekend?
This weekend (Feb 28-01) there are a few free options: the Collin County Home & Garden Show, the Plano Farmers Market on Saturday, the Rainbow Trout Roundup in Murphy, and the Super Smart Art Special in Richardson. On Sunday, check out the free Dr. Seuss celebration at Duck Duck Scoop.
Are there any activities specifically for teens in the Plano area?
Yes, teens aged 12-18 can take the Big Brawl: Action Stunt Workshop in Plano on Saturday. For older kids who like sports, the Dallas Mavericks have a home game on Sunday.
What is happening on Sunday, March 1st?
Sunday is your last chance for Dinosaurs Live! at the Heard Museum. Locally, families can enjoy the Sensory Friendly Eggstravaganza at Chuck E. Cheese in the morning, or celebrate Dr. Seuss at Duck Duck Scoop at noon.