Events in El Reno, OK

Bring your current quilting project and enjoy a friendly, creative session alongside other quilters. This free club offers a welcoming space to share ideas, find inspiration, and make steady progress on your work.

Car enthusiasts gather at Bronco Bowl for a cruise-in open to all. Participants can display their vehicles while visitors enjoy browsing the lineup and meeting other enthusiasts. Food will be available for purchase from the venue. The event will take place only if weather conditions allow.

A compassionate gathering focused on grief support for anyone coping with loss.

Now in its thirteenth year, this event celebrates a longstanding tradition. A car show is part of the festivities.

Designed for romance lovers, Date Knight is a book club devoted exclusively to love-focused reads. The only rule is that each pick puts romance front and center. Upcoming selections are still to be announced.

This annual resource fair is for families, healthcare professionals, and educators who support children with special needs. There is no cost to attend. Participants can try adapted sports, watch live demonstrations of equipment, and take smart home tours, along with other interactive experiences. Information and guidance will be available on pediatric home health, vehicle and home modifications, Functional Electronic Stimulation, complimentary wheelchair tune ups, assistive technology, navigating school services, transitioning from hospital to home, smart home solutions, and options for funding assistance. Please use the parking garage for parking. For questions, email info@bethanychildrens.org.

The Friends of the Mabel C Fry Library are hosting a book sale featuring books, CDs, movies, and more. Items are priced from 25 cents, and only cash is accepted. Every purchase supports the Mabel C Fry Public Library.

Settle into a relaxed gathering where readers enjoy their own books in quiet company. Feel free to pick up a coffee, drink, dinner, or snack from a nearby spot and bring it along. The meetup starts with an uninterrupted period of silent reading so everyone can focus. If you need to take a phone call, please step away to do so privately. As things wrap up, there is an optional time to chat about what you are reading, exchange recommendations, or simply keep reading if you prefer.

Held on the last Saturday of each month at Chisholm Trail Park in Yukon, this relaxed meetup pairs an outdoor walk with an audiobook of your choice. Participants gather at the trail entrance by the Oklahoma parking lot, complete two laps that take about 20 to 30 minutes, and return to the parking area between laps so anyone can wrap up after the first if time or temperature calls for it. Enjoy fresh air and conversation with fellow readers while getting some easy movement in.

This poker chip run brings riders together at the Mustang Masonic Lodge to raise funds for Hearts for Hearing. Every mile and each dollar contribute to hearing healthcare, speech-language therapy, and support services for people living with hearing loss. Registration includes an optional breakfast for $10 that benefits the Mustang Rainbow Assembly. Entry is $25 for riders and $10 for passengers. The day features a poker chip run, a 50/50 drawing, a silent auction, and thoughtfully planned routes, creating a welcoming atmosphere of camaraderie and fun. Proceeds help provide critical services and resources for children and adults across Oklahoma, so participation directly supports the journey to better hearing and communication.

A relaxed meal with the OMC Mustang community takes place at The LOKAL Mustang following the General Membership Meeting. The gathering typically brings together about twenty enthusiasts and offers an easygoing setting to welcome new members and talk Mustangs. Participation is open to non-members.

A monthly Bingo night features rounds of play with prizes and the option to enjoy a favorite Chick-fil-A meal while playing. Both new and experienced players can take part, with plenty of chances to win. It is a relaxed outing for families and friends, and bringing a Bingo buddy is encouraged.

Killer Reads Book Club at Knight’s Nook brings together fans of mystery and thriller authors for lively discussion. This session focuses on The Perfect Child by Lucinda Berry. Readers are welcome whether you finished the book, are still in the middle of it, or have read it before. Expect friendly conversation and a chance to connect with other book lovers. Future selections include Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister, Still Life by Louise Penny, and Skipping Christmas by John Grisham. Occasional schedule changes may happen due to holidays or city events.

Hosted by NW Rare Alliance and Oklahoma Rare, this Rare Disease Fair at Bethany Children's Health Center brings together families, patients, healthcare professionals, and advocates to share resources and build connections. Established in 2017, the event is dedicated to meeting communities where they are, amplifying voices, expanding networks, and supporting lasting improvements across the rare disease landscape. The focus is on raising awareness, strengthening community, and working collaboratively to encourage meaningful policy progress.

At Knight’s Nook, this monthly book club helps readers tackle their TBR by focusing on books they have owned for at least three months. Participants discuss a title they have recently finished or are currently reading, especially those older picks that once sounded exciting but were set aside. Conversation welcomes readers who have read the same book or are simply interested, with the shared goal of making steady progress through those long-postponed reads.

Knight Readers is a monthly book discussion where members recommend titles and vote on what to read, rather than sticking to a single genre. Selections must be available in audio format. A Discord server is used for participation, with access shared on request. Scheduling may shift for holidays or closures. Upcoming reads include Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, with later selections to be announced.

Edmond Board of REALTORS® presents its annual Habitat Framing Day at the Cornerstone Creek neighborhood in Yukon. Volunteers gather for a hands-on effort supporting Habitat, beginning with coffee and donuts before the work gets underway. Lunch is provided by Better Homes & Gardens, creating a welcoming break in the middle of the build. It offers a friendly way to pitch in alongside neighbors and contribute to a meaningful community project.

Enjoy a craft show and community picnic filled with creative and diverse vendors. Children can have fun at a supervised bouncy attraction while adults browse, and there is a dedicated craft booth for kids. A raffle runs throughout the day, accompanied by great music and singing. A free, all-you-can-eat lunch is available with brats, burgers, and hot dogs. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of fellowship and fun. For vendors, Asha Winter oversees the event; direct questions to her or Christ Lutheran Church. No other individuals are authorized to provide information or accept payments, and vendors should be alert to scammers claiming to represent the event.

Christ’s Closet welcomes anyone in the community who could use clothing for themselves or their family. Expect a relaxed, friendly atmosphere with gently used options for all ages and volunteers available if you would like a hand. A free lunch will be served for you and your family. While parents shop, children can enjoy simple craft activities. Clothing donations are also accepted during the event, and gently used items can make a meaningful difference for someone else. Whether you need support right now or want to help others, everyone is welcome.

Indie Ink Society brings readers together to champion local writers. This meeting is at Knight’s Nook and centers on What Next by M.J. Hughes. The club alternates between Knight’s Nook and The Last Page in Moore, with chances to discover new voices and meet the authors. Other selections in the series include The Stolen Dagger by Amanda Fay and Why Do People Suck? by K.A. Meng.

This celebration recognizes heroes highlighted by the Yukon Salutes Banner Program and marks the success of the "Help Us Honor 100 Heroes" campaign. It focuses on honoring those featured and acknowledging the campaign's achievement.

Settle in at Wild Horse Park for a relaxed evening with a car cruise, food trucks, and karaoke. Step up to the mic or cheer on the performers, and bring a lawn chair to stay comfortable. Admission is free. Donations made during karaoke benefit Canadian County CASA, helping give children in foster care a voice.

Date Knight is a book club devoted to romance, created for readers who enjoy love stories. Conversations focus on romance reads, and upcoming selections are still to be announced.

Zoetrope returns to the Yukon Chisholm Trail Festival at Mollie Spencer Farm with a live set of traditional tunes inspired by days gone by and the wide open prairie. The performance highlights classic melodies that reflect the spirit of the frontier.

Haley Langford will be in-store to share her first published novella, a blend of fantasy and horror titled A Moth in the Hive. The story follows June, who selects a plain office complex called the Hexagon as a discreet spot to meet unusual clients, then finds herself facing unnerving turns involving wasps, an elevator, and a cult. When a stranger threatens the Hexagon, long-hidden secrets surface and June encounters the unbelievable. Langford keeps her day job private and is a lifelong reader who loves mystery, romance, fantasy, and horror. Completing both a bachelor’s and a master’s did not dim her dedication to reading and writing. Outside of that, she runs a witchy side venture, tends a garden, and happily seeks out sunny spots like a cat. She also spends time with her husband, stepdaughter, and son, and enjoys adventures with friends she describes as angelic.

A relaxed meal with the OMC Mustang community follows the General Membership Meeting at Luigiano's Italian Restaurant. Attendance is typically around twenty people, creating an easygoing setting to welcome new faces and talk all things Mustang. Participation is open to non-members.

Enjoy a quiet, social-friendly way to read alongside others in a relaxed setting. Attendees settle in for an extended period of focused reading with minimal distractions, and any phone calls are handled privately away from the group. Before settling in, participants can bring along a coffee, drink, dinner, or snack picked up from favorite local spots. After the quiet reading time, there is an optional opportunity to chat about current books, trade recommendations, or simply continue reading.

Merchants in Downtown Bethany host a yearly fall festival featuring games along the sidewalks, trunk-or-treat stations, shopping, and costumes. The festivities include candy, raffles, and prizes for a lively seasonal celebration.

Kenny Feidler brings a dark, gritty blend of western and rock n roll, appearing with Brennan Scott Green. His songwriting is thoughtful and honest, shaped by his start as a rodeo cowboy who wrote about the life and sold music from the trunk of an old Cadillac. Now he travels with his band from the plains of western South Dakota, sharing those stories across America's Heartland.

Settle in for suspense at the Killer Reads Book Club at Knight’s Nook, a discussion group devoted to mystery and thriller authors. This session focuses on Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister. The conversation welcomes readers who have not read the book as well as those returning to it, offering a friendly space to chat and connect with fellow book lovers. Upcoming selections include Still Life by Louise Penny and Skipping Christmas by John Grisham. Schedule updates may occur around holidays or city events, with details shared as needed.

Audiobook lovers gather at Chisholm Trail Park in Yukon for a relaxed walk paired with listening to a book of their choice. The group meets at the trail entrance by the Oklahoma parking lot and follows a two-lap route that takes about 20 to 30 minutes. The path loops back to the parking lot after the first lap, so participants may finish early if time or temperature requires it. This gathering takes place on the last Saturday of each month.

Graphic Classics welcomes readers of every stripe, from devoted classics fans to graphic novel enthusiasts and even those who rarely pick up a book, to explore timeless stories in visual form. Guided by Book Bro Clay, this session centers on Dune Vol. 1 and encourages thoughtful conversation around a celebrated tale adapted as a graphic novel.

A welcoming book club at Knight’s Nook focuses on the long-standing titles in your to-be-read stack. Attendees bring a book they have recently finished or are currently working through from their TBR, with one straightforward guideline... the book should have been in their possession for at least three months. Conversations center on rediscovering those older picks that once sounded exciting but were set aside, sharing impressions with others who have read them or are curious, and making real progress on lingering reads.

Knight Readers Book Club meets at Knight’s Nook for member-led conversations about books selected through reader recommendations and votes rather than a single genre. The only requirement for each pick is that it be available in audio. A community Discord is available for participation, with the link shared on request. Meetings are planned monthly, and the schedule may shift for holidays or closures.

Bethany marks the Route 66 centennial with a day filled with activities in downtown Bethany, including food, games, music, shopping, and more. Vendor applications are available.

OMC hosts a relaxed Cruise In at Louie’s Grill & Bar in Yukon, bringing Mustang enthusiasts together to share a meal and conversation about their cars. The venue offers plenty of parking, a broad menu, and room for a group. Turnout often ranges from 30 to 60 people, and the parking lot can look like a Mustang showcase. Families are welcome, including kids and grandkids, and friends are welcome too. No membership is required to attend.

Take a guided look inside Bethany Children’s Health Center during a complimentary community luncheon that includes a brief program and a tour of the hospital. Attendees will hear about the mission, culture, and services, and will have the opportunity to meet the CEO, an outpatient family, and members of the staff. Lunch is provided, and guests are welcome to bring friends or family. Capacity is limited to 40 people, and registration remains open until all seats are filled.

Enjoy Book Club Bingo at Knight’s Nook, blending cozy reads with bingo thrills for a game filled twist on a favorite book club night. The November read is Hot Girl Murder Club by Ashley Winstead. Registration or tickets are required. It is $5 to play, prizes are available, and the book can be picked up at Knight’s Nook.

A two-day celebration of barbecue brings competitors and fans together for great food, spirited matches, and a warm sense of community. Friday opens with a high-energy start that includes a pair of Rib Cookoff Association rib competitions alongside a chicken wing contest, filling the air with smoke, flavor, and friendly rivalry. The action continues Saturday with two more rib categories and a crowd-pleasing steak showdown. Young cooks get creative in a kids’ dessert competition, and the People’s Choice tasting invites guests to sample entries and vote for favorites. From seasoned pitmasters to casual barbecue lovers, there is something for everyone, all wrapped in a weekend of flavor, camaraderie, and family-friendly fun.

Experience a Silent Book Club gathering that pairs personal reading time with a relaxed, social setting. Bring a coffee, drink, dinner, or snack from a favorite local spot to enjoy while you read. Settle in for an extended period of quiet, distraction-free reading among fellow book lovers, and take any phone calls privately. As the session winds down, there is optional time to chat about your current book, exchange recommendations, or simply keep reading.

Date Knight is a book club dedicated entirely to romance, keeping love at the center of every conversation. It is tailored for readers who enjoy love stories and want to focus their reading on this genre. Upcoming selections are to be announced.

Killer Reads Book Club at Knight’s Nook brings together fans of mystery and thriller fiction for lively conversation. This session centers on Still Life by Louise Penny, and readers are welcome whether they finished the book, just started it, or have read it before. The club highlights a new title each month, with Skipping Christmas by John Grisham planned for an upcoming discussion. Scheduling may adjust around holidays or city events, and updates will be shared as needed.

At Knight’s Nook, this monthly book club focuses on finally opening the long-standing titles on your to-be-read pile. Each gathering invites readers to talk about a book they have recently finished or are currently working through from their TBR, with one simple guideline... choose something you have had for at least three months. The spotlight is on those older picks that sounded exciting but were set aside, the stories that might be exactly what has been missing. Conversation centers on what everyone is reading, with opportunities to connect with others who have read the same book or are interested. The club meets on the first Thursday of each month to keep the momentum going and help trim that TBR stack.

Knight Readers is a monthly book club at Knight’s Nook that hosts open discussions of titles selected through member recommendations and votes. There is no set genre, and each pick must have an audiobook available. Gatherings are typically scheduled for the first Friday of the month, and the calendar may shift for holidays or closures.