Top Things to Do February 6–8
The Questioneers: Read, Question, Think, PLAY!
Where: Fort Worth Museum of Science & History
When: Opens Saturday, February 7
Museum open 10am–5pm Tuesdays–Saturdays at noon–5pm Sundays, closed Mondays
Why go? This hands-on exhibition is for every kid who’s ever read and been inspired by Rosie Revere, Engineer or other titles from the best-selling illustrated children’s book series by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts. Expect STEM and more creative activities designed to inspire your kids to dream big. Included with general admission, and kids under 3 are free. Learn more
Second Sunday Funday
Where: Irving Arts Center
When: Sunday, February 8, 1–4pm
Why go? Got crafty kids? Add this free, monthly arts program into your rotation. It’s open to all ages, encourages parents to participate too, and each month focuses on a new theme. On this Sunday, in celebration of Black History Month, it’s about African American artists—those who have gone on before us and those who are still inspiring art lovers with their creations. And it’s led by the center’s lead art instructor, a Dallas artist named VET. FREE Learn more
Polar Plunge Benefiting Special Olympics Texas
Where: NRH20 Family Water Park, North Richland Hills
When: Saturday, February 7, 9:45am opening ceremonies, 10am plunge
Why go? Now that Winter Storm Fern is in the rearview mirror and Saturday’s expecting a high temp in the 70s, this Polar Plunge is sounding more doable. Come hang out with Special Olympics families at this annual fundraising event featuring a quick, wild ride down NRH2O’s waterpark slides. You’re welcome to wear silly costumes too over your swimsuits. Learn more
Family-Friendly Magic & Comedy Show with Dal Sanders
Where: The Comedy Arena, McKinney
When: Saturday, February 7, 5–6pm
Why go? What’s the secret behind a magician’s best tricks—like disappear acts and even cutting someone in half?! Bring your kids to witness illusions that will really stump them, performed by comedy legend Dal Sanders. Reserve your tickets online and head to the comedy club, located just off the Downtown McKinney square. Learn more
Lunar New Year
Where: Thrive, Lewisville
When: Saturday, February 7, 11am–1pm
Why go? 2026 marks not only the year of the horse, but of the fire horse. Come learn more about the Zodiac calendar while enjoying this family-friendly party, starring performances, crafts and festival foods. FREE admission Learn more
Find many more holiday events this season at dfwchild.com/calendar.
