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Open mic comedy in Fort Worth, TX

10 open-mic nights a week at 7 rooms in Fort Worth, from each room's own listing: the next two weeks night by night, then every room's weekly night and how to get on.

Fort Worth's open mics at a glance

7 rooms in Fort Worth run open mics on their own listings: Big Laugh Comedy Club (Mondays and Wednesdays), Big Laugh Comedy Club Fort Worth (Mondays and Wednesdays), Big Laugh Comedy Club Fort Worth - Funky Room [Downstairs] (Mondays and Wednesdays), Hyena’s Comedy Nightclub (Thursdays), Southside Cellar (Tuesdays), The Mad Hatter (Mondays) and The Tub (Wednesdays).

Monday and Wednesday are the busiest nights, with 4 rooms running a mic; Sunday, Friday and Saturday have none on the listings.

The earliest starts at 8:00 PM (Big Laugh Comedy Club Fort Worth - Funky Room [Downstairs], Monday) and the latest at 9:30 PM (Big Laugh Comedy Club Fort Worth - Funky Room [Downstairs], Wednesday).

How the rooms take comics, in their own words: 6 take a list on the night and 2 take sign-ups online or by email. Each room's exact way in is under "How to get on" below.

Of the 4 dated mics on the listings in the next 60 days: 4 weekly.

Elsewhere in Texas: Austin (36 a week), Houston (27 a week), Dallas (13 a week, 2 more some weeks), Denton (3 a week), Carrollton (2 a week) and Plano (1 a week, 1 more some weeks).

Every mic here links its room's own listing, the place to check a night before you go, and "Plan this night" builds the evening around it: dinner near the room, the trip there and the ride home after a late list.

Open mics in Fort Worth, night by night

Monday 16 November 2026 1 mic

Wednesday 18 November 2026 1 mic

Monday 23 November 2026 1 mic

Wednesday 25 November 2026 1 mic

Every week in Fort Worth, room by room

Each room's regular mic night and how to get on, in its own words.

Before you go up

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