Spring 2023 Events

 

Mansfield Farm & Cottage Market brings local farmers, homesteaders, artisans, craftsman, artists, and musicians together for a community market in the City of Mansfield, Texas. They are enriching the city's connection to local fresh produce, food items, original crafts, and art. Come alongside with local musicians and non-profit/educational groups to build your community.

 

From painting a floor cloth to tin punching, our demonstrators explain how home decorations were made before modern technology at the Man House Museum. These events are a part of Mansfield's Historic Preservation Month. Tours and crafts are free.
May 27 - Tin Punching

Dallas Stars Junior Rookies Program

Begins May 25
Children's Health Starcenter (1715 E. Broad St.)

The Dallas Stars Rookies program is a free 5-week programs for kids ages 9-14 who are interested in playing the game of hockey. Each Saturday during the program, kids are provided with all equipment necessary for a fun and safe experience. Trained coaches will help your child begin their path toward a cool and exciting new activity.
All participants will receive 30 minutes of instruction each week for four weeks, all necessary equipment and a free Dallas Stars Rookies jersey to take home!

"Think and Grow Rich: The Movie"

May 26 (8:00 am)
Farr Best Theater (109 N. Main St.)

Called the greatest con artist in American history by some and an inspiration by others, Napoleon Hill's work "Think and Grow Rich" has lasted for decades in the public conversation. The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce hosts this special free showing of "Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy".

Guided History Walking Tour - Downtown History

May 27 (9:00 am or 10:30 am)
Mansfield Historical Museum (102 N. Main St.)

Learn what Mansfield was like in the late 1800s and early 1900s and see what our historic building reveal about the people who built them. We have two tours on Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 9:00am and 10:30am. The tours start in front of the Mansfield Historical Museum and Heritage Center at 102 N. Main Street. Tours are free but registration is recommended.