Family events in Cleveland County, OK

In partnership with the Oklahoma State Department of Health and Parents as Teachers, CCFI offers a Caregiver Connection series designed to help local families connect. This session focuses on sensory play for children ages 0 to 3, with caregivers and siblings included. Topics change each week, and there is no cost to attend. This month features a Halloween Fun theme. Advance sign-up is required.

Hot Rod Night at Hollywood Corners features food, adult beverages, and hot rods shining under the lights. A weekly hot rod movie is shown on a 260 inch outdoor screen, and a 405 celebrity guest appearance is included. The Thursday series is weather permitting. Arriving early helps with parking. For questions, call 4054733204.

At DZ Comics & Gaming, kids ages 3 to 14 can dive into a Pokémon class that blends creativity, card know-how, and beginner-friendly battling tips. Participants explore Pokémon-themed art projects, practice trading cards with a focus on fairness and safety, and learn the fundamentals of gameplay and strategy. It is a welcoming setting where new and experienced fans build confidence, sharpen skills, and make friends through shared adventures.

Focused on a Pumpkin Spice and Positive Parenting theme, this Parent Cafe brings caregivers together for roundtable conversations about both the joys and the challenges of raising children in a welcoming space. It is free to attend, with dinner and childcare provided. Monthly themes keep the experience fresh, and door prizes add a bit of fun.

Beyblade fans meet for practice and a structured tournament at DZ Comics and Gaming. It starts with open stadiums for warmups, then players sign in for head-to-head play. During the opening phase, each participant battles every other person on the sign-in sheet within a set window using a single Beyblade X. Each match is first to five points, with scoring at 1 point for a stamina out, 2 for a burst, 2 for a pocket, and 3 for an extreme finish. Wins are recorded next to each name, and the four best totals move on to the semifinals. Semifinals use a 3v3 format, with each player bringing three different Beyblades and switching to the next one after every point. Finals take place in a stadium chosen by the tournament organizer. The winner receives a free brownie and a game card.

Thursday night Pokemon League is back, offering a friendly space to play and trade. Play Pokemon Prize Packs will be available in limited quantities.

Practice new tactics or showcase your strategy at a chess club held every week, where friends and family can enjoy playing together.

Season 51 of the Oklahoma Cinderella Scholarship Program kicks off in the Oklahoma City area with the first preliminary pageant, created to nurture confidence, friendships, and onstage sparkle in a welcoming setting. Contestants can wear outfits straight from their closets, from Sunday best to a favorite party dress, since the emphasis is on natural charm rather than professional hair and makeup. New participants receive guidance from directors and royalty throughout the experience. Everyone is recognized on stage and receives an official award. Judges will be looking for stage presence and genuine personality, and they especially appreciate contestants who are clearly having fun. Venue specifics are shared directly with registered families, and early registration savings are available.

Celebrate a community showcase of cars, trucks, and bikes in Moore, Oklahoma, complete with food, games, raffles, and a silent auction. Everyone is welcome, whether you are bringing a vehicle or simply visiting with family. General admission without a vehicle is free. Vehicle registration offers early bird pricing at $20 for cars or trucks and $15 for bikes, with later entry at $25 for cars or trucks and $20 for bikes. Attendees help choose the winners, with cash awards for first, second, and third place. Proceeds support the Gospel of Life Association, a 501c organization dedicated to providing faithful, dignified end of life care for people in need.

DOGtober Festival 2026 brings a dog friendly celebration to Earlywine Park with a costume parade and contest for pups, live music, local vendors, a kids activity area, adoptable dogs ready to meet new families, and plenty of food and treats. It offers an afternoon of entertainment for families, friends, and their four legged companions, with chances to browse, play, and connect with dogs seeking homes.

At Southwest, the annual Family Fun Night brings families and neighbors together to pick up candy, share some fun, and connect with one another. The emphasis is on a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where meeting new people is part of the experience.

The annual Run for Your Life returns to Ruby Grant Park in Norman with a 5K and a 1-Mile Fun Run and Walk on the haunted park trails, where Halloween surprises await around the corners. Costumes are encouraged with prizes on the line, a DJ will keep the energy up with live music, and there will be games and sweet treats at the finish. This is the fourth stop in the Norman Race Series, and Norman Parks and Recreation will also host a separate Trick or Treat Trot for youth at the race site. Charity partner information will be announced soon. Registration for the 5K includes a finisher medal, a custom bib with timing tag, a water bottle sticker, a flashlight while supplies last, a beer ticket for participants 21 and older, and all the Halloween party fun, with the option to add a custom long sleeve black cotton shirt. The 1-Mile Run and Walk offers a medal, a custom bib, a water bottle sticker, a flashlight while supplies last, a beer ticket for those 21 and older, and the same optional shirt add on. The 5K features adult themed elements with strobe lights and fog machines, and it is not recommended for people with epilepsy or other light sensitivities, those with health conditions, or for minors. Anyone with concerns can opt for the 1-Mile. Volunteer opportunities are listed under the Volunteer tab. Race day registration closes 15 minutes before the start, with credit or debit card payment for onsite online registration if space remains, and many races in the series have been selling out.

This Fall Festival brings the community together for laughter, connection, and plenty of seasonal fun. It welcomes all ages, with adults decorating trunks, handing out candy, and enjoying time together alongside the kids. The focus is on shared moments and neighborhood spirit, creating a festive experience to remember.

Center for Children & Families (CCFI) is hosting the Infant Crisis Services BabyMobile with drive-through service and no advance scheduling, available while supplies last. The program supports children from birth through age 3. A legal guardian is required to be present, though the child does not have to attend. Eligible families can receive a one week supply of diapers and formula, or food.

At DZ Comics & Gaming, kids can explore the world of Pokémon through hands-on activities and guided play. Designed for ages 3 to 14, this class combines creative Pokémon-themed art with lessons on trading cards safely and fairly, plus approachable instruction on the basics of battling and strategy. New and experienced players alike can build skills and confidence while meeting fellow fans in a friendly, welcoming setting.

Circle of Parents is a nationwide network that brings caregivers together for mutual support in partnership with local communities. This group offers a welcoming space guided by fellow parents and a trained facilitator, where participants can exchange parenting and caregiving ideas, share useful resources, learn about services available in the community, and talk through challenges that come with raising children. To register, contact Nena Walker at 405-364-1420 or nwalker@ccfinorman.org.

Car enthusiasts meet at Boom-a-rang Diner in Moore to enjoy hot rods and hamburgers. All are welcome. This gathering is weather permitting.

Settle in for a relaxed evening of board gaming at Wizard's Asylum in Norman. Newcomers looking to meet people in a friendly setting and seasoned players eager to get favorites on the table are all welcome. The atmosphere is family friendly and inclusive, guided by a clear code of conduct. It is a casual, social night focused on finding games to play and good company to share them with.