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• Comedy Show | Friday, Nov. 24-Saturday, Nov. 25 | Times vary | Four Day Weekend, 312 Houston St., Fort Worth | $25 | Get ready to laugh at the award-winning show built around audience suggestion and participation.

• Gobble Gobble Goat Yoga | Saturday, Nov. 25 | 10-11 a.m. | Texas 9 Golf, 8940 Creek Run Rd., Fort Worth | $20-$32 | Bring your own mat and stretch out with the kids.

• Wrapping Workshop | Sunday, Nov. 26 | 3-5:30 p.m. | Flourishing with Grace Creative Boutique, 3607 W. Park Row Dr., Arlington | $32.50 | Think outside the box with creative wrapping for all of your holiday gifts.

• Epic H2Olidays | Monday, Nov. 27-Saturday, Dec. 30 | Times vary | Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark, 2970 Epic Place, Grand Prairie | $29-$54 | Take the kids for a splashing good time at the indoor waterpark.

• Jingle Ball | Tuesday, Nov. 28 | 7:30 p.m. | Dickies Arena, 1911 Montgomery St., Fort Worth | $23-$386 | Jam out to a concert by Big Time Rush, Flo Rida, LANY, and more supporting Kidd’s Kid Charity.

• Black Friday — a day kicking off the gift-giving spirit of the holidays with local and national sales. If you’re one who likes to sleep in and haven’t had a chance to hop into the shopping lines yet, we suggest checking out Doc’s Records for exclusive releases or Birdie for 20-50% off.

• The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition received a $2.5 million grant from the Bezos Day One Families Fund. The donation is the largest private gift in the coalition’s history and will help enhance services for families experiencing homelessness.

• Traveling this holiday season? Do your gift shopping while you wait for your flight at the newly opened Toys “R” Us at DFW Airport — plus, say hi to Geoffrey the Giraffe. The store is open daily near gate A28.

• Speaking of DFW Airport — American Airlines announced a new seasonal service to Redmond Municipal Airport in Central Oregon. Start planning that Pacific Northwest vacation with a 3.5-hour direct flight running May 6-October 6, 2024. (Central Oregon Daily News)

• Three James Beard-recognized chefs will host a one-of-a-kind culinary event on Saturday, Jan. 27 at Whiskey Ranch. Chefs Tom Perini, Michael Fojtasek, and Rodrigo Cárdenas will explore Texas’ cross-country cuisines in the “Beyond Borders” dinner with the Fort Worth Food and Wine Foundation. Get tickets.

• What do Cowtown, Bangkok, and Paris have in common? They all made Travel & Leisure’s list of 50 Best Places to Travel in 2024. The magazine lauded Fort Worth’s classic Western experiences, museums, and luxury hotels.

• Swedish furniture and home goods store IKEA will open a new store in Southlake on Wednesday, Nov. 29. The location will be a first-of-its-kind plan and order store where customers can speak to experts about design choices. (Retail Leader)

• Raise your hand if you played The Sims growing up. Did your character look like this? Solitaired used AI to imagine what a Sim and their home would look like in each US state. The Texan looks pretty familiar with a cowboy hat and a ranch-style house.

• 90. That’s how many minutes each month it takes to be an Academy 4 mentor. Local fourth graders and mentors will discuss leadership and set goals to grow, while also building transformative relationships that increase the student’s sense of self-worth + encourage academic performance. Sign up to mentor.*

• This FDA-registered vibrator is so good, doctors recommend it. It also has six unique motors, 16 speeds, and it’s Bluetooth-enabled. Bonus: It’s 35% off right now.*

• If you haven’t noticed, it’s Black Friday. See all the good Amazon deals — like 15% off the highly rated 5-quart COSORI Air Fryer.*

• Deal alert: Hulu is offering its ad-supported version for $0.99 a month for 12 months. Excuse us while we stream all the holiday content.*