What to Do in Grapevine, Southlake & Colleyville This September (2026)

📅 Events You Can’t Miss This Month

Grapevine, TX continues to be one of the most event-packed cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and this September is no exception — with Southlake and Colleyville right behind it.

Grapevine

• Labor Day Train (September 7) | Grapevine Vintage Railroad: Ring in the long weekend with a scenic ride aboard Grapevine's historic vintage train — a relaxed, family-friendly way to kick off September.
• 22nd Annual Italiancarfest (September 12) | Nash Farm: Classic and exotic Italian cars line the grounds of Historic Nash Farm for this beloved annual car show, drawing collectors and enthusiasts from across North Texas.
• 40th Annual GrapeFest (September 17–20) | Historic Main Street: The city's marquee event and one of the largest wine festivals in the Southwest, GrapeFest brings four days of wine tastings, live music, carnival rides, and a Main Street packed with visitors.

Southlake

• Celebrate Southlake 2026 (September 12) | Southlake Town Square: The city's signature community festival returns to Town Square with live entertainment, local vendors, and family activities for all ages.
  
  

Colleyville

• Boot Scootin' Saturday Night (September 26) | Heroes Park at City Hall: A country-and-western-themed evening at Colleyville's newest park, complete with live music and dancing under the North Texas sky.
  
  

👀 New & Coming Soon to the Area

The local economy is booming, and some incredible new retail and entertainment spots are hitting the neighborhood. Here is what is on our radar:

• Vidorra (Grapevine) – Opening August 31: This modern Mexican concept from Milkshake Concepts brings an elevated take on Mexican cuisine to Grapevine, with a signature menu built around bold, contemporary flavors.
  
  
• Maman (Southlake) – Construction Expected to Begin October, Opening January 2027: This French-inspired café concept is on track to break ground this fall, giving Southlake a new spot for pastries and all-day café fare early next year.
  
  
• Lucile's (Colleyville) – Opening Late 2026: This Fort Worth favorite is expanding to Colleyville, bringing a menu built around shrimp, chicken, steak, and lobster to the area.
  
  

🍽️ Restaurants to Try Right Now

If you want a sure thing while the new spots finish construction, these local favorites are worth the reservation.

Grapevine

• Mi Dia From Scratch: A great pick for a casual dinner, date night, or drinks after exploring Main Street — and one of the restaurants featured in the 2026 Great Taste of Grapevine.

Southlake

• Feedstore BBQ & More: A true Southlake original since 2001. Head to White Chapel Boulevard for Texas barbecue, especially the brisket, ribs, and homemade sides.

Colleyville

• NAPA Thai Asian Cuisine: A great choice when you want something beyond the usual Tex-Mex and American spots along Colleyville Boulevard.

🗺️ Thinking About Making a Move?

There's a reason people keep flocking to Grapevine, Southlake, and Colleyville — the community, the amenities, and the lifestyle are unmatched. From GrapeFest weekend to a growing lineup of local restaurants, this corner of Dallas Fort Worth only gets better with time.

If you're planning a move or exploring homes in the area, we want to make the transition seamless. We've put together a comprehensive Local's Guide to help you find the perfect neighborhood for your lifestyle.

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