Here are 10 events to check out in McKinney in September and October.
Dunn & Brooks
Dunn & Brooks, a tribute to country music band Brooks & Dunn, will perform a free concert at Hub 121.
Oktoberfest
Head to downtown McKinney for a weekend of German-themed fun. Attendees can enjoy German food, domestic and imported beer, live music, games and more.
Market & Music at District 121
District 121 will host an evening of music and shopping featuring local vendors and live music.
The Game's Afoot: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery
McKinney Repertory Theatre will put on this comedy show which tells the story of Broadway superstar William Gillette, who hosts a dinner party where his guests meet their untimely end. Gillette must use his detective skills gained through his portrayal of Sherlock Holmes to find the culprit.
Reputation, a Taylor Swift Tribute
Taylor Swift tribute band, Reputation, will perform some of the musician's most iconic hits at McKinney’s Hub 121.
Halloween at the Heard
The Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary will host a family-friendly Halloween event featuring trick-or-treating along the Dinosaurs Live! Life-Size Animatronic Dinosaurs trail. The event will include several activities, including a presentation of a movie on the Heard’s outdoor amphitheater stage.
Growing Healthy Trees in Collin County
The Texas Master Gardeners will hold a workshop at a McKinney-area library to teach the do's and don’ts of growing healthy trees in Collin County. Registration for the event is required.
Diwali: Festival of Lights
The McKinney Public Library will light up the night with an after-hours celebration of culture and community. Diwali symbolizes the victory of good over evil and will feature activities, performances and a light display. Registration is required.
Texas Homegrown Music Summer Concert Series with Patrice Pike
Patrice Pike will perform as a part of the Texas Homegrown Music Summer Concert series. Pike performs a mix of rock, soul and jazz, among other genres, according to the artist’s website.
Halloween Haunt
Grab a costume and head to the McKinney Public Library for a family-friendly event that will include games and activities.