Events in Canadian County, OK

Bring your own quilting project and spend time with other quilters in a relaxed, creative setting. This club is free to participate in.

This book club offers a chance to talk about books you have recently finished or are currently reading from your to-be-read pile. The only rule is that you must have owned the book for at least three months, making it a great opportunity to return to older reads and share your thoughts with others who have read or are interested in the same books.

If the holidays feel especially hard because of loss, you do not have to face them alone. This supportive gathering offers space for people who are grieving to discuss what the season may bring and to learn ways to handle the many emotions that often arise during the holidays.

A support group for people experiencing grief.

Knight Readers is a monthly book club where members recommend and vote on the books to discuss. Reads can come from any genre, but must be available in audio format. Upcoming selections include Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, with later reads still to be determined. The schedule may change around holidays and closures.

Take a guided walk around the farm with experienced birders from the Oklahoma City Audubon Society. Discover local bird species and learn to identify their calls. Bring binoculars, or borrow a pair while supplies last. The walk includes potentially uneven terrain, so come prepared. Registration is required, and the event is free.

The Merry Miller Craft Show supports YHS Project Graduation, a parent-run 501(c)(3) organization promoting a safe, drug- and alcohol-free celebration for approximately 600 Yukon High School graduating seniors. All proceeds go exclusively toward providing a night of safe fun and entertainment.

Create a small stained glass mosaic in a workshop for ages 14 and up. The finished piece can be a handmade Christmas gift or something special to keep for yourself. The cost is $75 per person, due at sign-up, with Cash App and PayPal accepted. Space is limited to 15 participants.

Browse books, CDs, movies, and more, with prices starting at just 25 cents. Payment is cash only, and proceeds benefit the Mabel C. Fry Public Library.

Christ’s Closet offers free, gently used clothing for people of all ages in the community. Visitors can browse in a relaxed, welcoming setting, with volunteers available to help. A free meal is provided for families, and children can enjoy simple crafts while their parents shop. Clothing donations are also accepted for those who would like to help others.

In Mustang, OK, Operator Mark hosts a casual coffee meetup for veterans and active duty military. Attendees can enjoy complimentary coffee, connect with peers, and share stories in a welcoming setting. The gathering takes place on the second Monday of each month and is open to all current service members and veterans.

A monthly speaker series explores the history and continuing influence of Route 66 through a national webinar shown at the Filling Station Visitor Center. Sessions feature authors, historians, researchers, and Route 66 advocates, with topics including roadside food culture, American Indian perspectives, baseball, atomic history, and Cold War sites. The series connects national stories of the highway with El Reno’s place along the historic corridor. Free refreshments are available, and recorded sessions are later shared on YouTube.

The OMC Cruise In brings people together at a local restaurant to enjoy a meal, spend time with friends, and talk Mustangs. The gathering is open to nonmembers and welcomes families, children, grandchildren, friends, and other car lovers. Past gatherings have drawn around 30 to 60 people, with the parking lot resembling a Mustang car show.

A monthly gathering that provides connection, education, and a supportive community for people living with Parkinson's disease and their families. Meetings take place on the second Wednesday of each month at the Active Adult Center.

Enjoy a book club night with bingo inspired by November’s read, Hot Girl Murder Club by Ashley Winstead. Play for $5, compete for prizes, and pick up the book at Knight’s Nook. Registration or tickets are required.

Designed for both competition teams and anyone who loves great barbecue, this two day gathering blends friendly rivalry with community spirit. Friday brings two Rib Cookoff Association rib contests alongside a chicken wing competition, a high energy kickoff that fills the air with the sights, smells, and flavors of live barbecue. Saturday keeps the momentum going with two more rib categories and a steak contest, plus a kids dessert challenge that puts young creators in the spotlight. The popular People's Choice tasting lets the public try entries and vote, adding a fun way to be part of the action. From serious pitmaster showdowns to family friendly moments, the Warriors for Freedom BBQ offers a full weekend of flavor and camaraderie.

Create a mosaic votive or tabletop lamp by choosing colors and arranging tiles and beads into a unique piece for your home, office, or as a handmade gift. Registration is required, and seats are limited.

Enjoy personal reading time in a quiet, social setting alongside fellow book lovers. Bring a coffee, drink, dinner, or snack from a local spot to enjoy while you read. After the quiet reading period, there is an optional opportunity to chat about your current book, exchange recommendations, or keep reading.

The 26th annual Mr. Yukon brings an evening of fun, entertainment, and talent as contestants compete for the coveted title. The MJ-inspired performances may include moonwalks, toe stands, and the antigravity lean. The event supports this year’s contestants.

Date Knight is a romance-only book club where love is the only rule. The group will discuss Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore by Brittanee Nicole and Home for the Homicides by Elle Cosimano and Hannah Morrissey.

Create a fresh cornucopia for Thanksgiving in a floral workshop. Guests may bring their own drinks, including wine. Spots cost $50 per person.

Celebrate the holiday season with a joyful concert featuring Canterbury Youth Voices’ five choirs: Prelude, Bel Canto, Cantabile, Gravitas, and Chorale. The performance includes festive choral music.

Vices’ annual bar family potluck is a chance to share a meal. Guests are welcome to bring a dish, but it is not required.

OMC’s monthly gathering takes place in the Great Room at Mustang Town Center, accessible through the dedicated west entrance at the back of the building. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 70 members and guests. OMC merchandise, including t-shirts, polo shirts, and other items, will be available for purchase. The agenda focuses on club business and upcoming events, and with many members arriving in their Mustangs, the parking lot often resembles a car show. After the meeting, the group heads to a nearby restaurant in Mustang for an after meeting meal. This meeting also features the annual elections for board members, along with voting for BOD, appointee, and member of the year, and includes a shared Thanksgiving dinner.

Killer Reads Book Club focuses on mystery and thriller authors. Participants can discuss the featured book and meet other book lovers, whether or not they have read it. The November selection is Still Life by Louise Penny.

Stop by the office for a complimentary photo with Santa. It’s a cheerful way to get into the Christmas spirit and take home a festive picture for your Christmas cards. Sign-up is required to reserve a time slot.

Cousins Maine Lobster is bringing a variety of lobster dishes and other favorites to HTeaO in Mustang. Menu highlights include Maine, garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, lobster grilled cheese, lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Preordering and rewards are available through the CML app. Payment is cashless, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments accepted.

This book club offers a chance to talk about books you have recently finished or are currently reading from your to-be-read pile. The only rule is that you must have owned the book for at least three months, making it a great opportunity to return to older reads and share your thoughts with others who have read or are interested in the same books.

Knight Readers is a monthly book club where members recommend and vote on the books to discuss. Reads can come from any genre, but must be available in audio format. Upcoming selections include Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, with later reads still to be determined. The schedule may change around holidays and closures.

Enjoy three hours of open play during Parent Night Out.

Explore an outdoor market with a European style, featuring Czech entertainment, visits with Santa, mulled cider, food, and shopping. The family-friendly event celebrates Czech culture.

Indie Ink Society is a book club focused on supporting local authors. The group explores works by local writers and offers the opportunity to meet them. This gathering features “Why Do People Suck?” by K.A. Meng.

Date Knight is a romance-only book club where love is the focus. The featured read is Home for the Homicides by Elle Cosimano and Hannah Morrissey.

Enjoy personal reading time in a quiet, social setting alongside fellow book lovers. Bring a coffee, drink, dinner, or snack from a local spot to enjoy while you read. After the quiet reading period, there is an optional opportunity to chat about your current book, exchange recommendations, or keep reading.

The Killer Reads Book Club focuses on mystery and thriller authors. This gathering features a discussion of John Grisham’s “Skipping Christmas.” Readers are welcome to take part even if they have not read the book, and the club offers a chance to chat and meet fellow book lovers.