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May 2019
Downtown Wylie Sip & Ship
2-5pm Explore historic downtown Wylie and enjoy tons of discounts from all the local merchants while sipping a glass of wine. Tickets: Landon Winery, 103 N. Ballard Ave., Wylie
Find out more »December 2019
Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting
Festival of Lights Christmas Parade FBC Wylie presents the annual Festival of Lights Christmas Parade down Ballard Avenue. Parade entry link coming soon; check back! Tree Lighting After the parade, it's the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony featuring Mayor Eric Hogue’s reading of "The Night Before Christmas" in Olde City Park. Join us as we enjoy songs of the season with local choirs and bands and throw the big switch to light the community Christmas tree.
Find out more »Wylie Arts Festival
The City of Wylie and the Public Arts Advisory Board are proud to present the Wylie Arts Festival in the FBC Wylie Event Center, 200 N. Ballard Avenue. Shop for fine art and handmade crafts; listen to the sounds of the season; and enjoy festive foods. Admission is free. More than 140 Art & Craft Vendors The Wylie Arts Festival is the perfect opportunity to cross some names off your Christmas list or simply treat yourself. Stroll through the art…
Find out more »May 2020
Pedal Car Race
Pedal Car Race, in Downtown Wylie TX CANCELED It's with a heavy heart, that we have chosen to cancel the Wylie Pedal Car Race this year. It's one of the Wylie community's favorite events of the year, and will be missed!For those that signed up for Pedal Car through Event Bright, there will be a notification sent out on that platform for refunds.Please check DiscoverWylie.com for future Wylie events, updates, and merchant listings.Until next year's event, Best Wishes to our…
Find out more »June 2020
Wylie Jubilee – Bluegrass on Ballard
The 2020 event Has been cancelled - Wylie Jubilee – Bluegrass on Ballard The Wylie Downtown Merchants Association and City of Wylie have made the difficult decision to cancel this year's Bluegrass on Ballard event. We reached the critical "no turning back" point in planning, including finalizing performer contracts and securing infrastructure, and felt there are still too many unknowns to move forward with such a large, costly event that impacts our entire historic downtown area. We hope to utilize…
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