Events in Enid, OK

At Main Event in Oklahoma City, the Kids Bowl Free summer program lets children enjoy two games every day at no cost. Created for shared family time, it makes it easy to build memories together with daily bowling throughout the summer. The program is offered at more than 1,300 locations and has welcomed over 40 million families.

Chamber Coffee brings attendees together to connect and network at Maker's Glass Solutions. It offers a chance to make new connections and build professional relationships.

Start from Sun & Ski Sports in Oklahoma City for a fast paced group road ride that covers more than 20 miles at an average speed of about 16 mph. It suits cyclists who are training, building endurance, or looking for ride partners, and it balances a friendly group feel with a brisk tempo. A road bike is recommended. Bring your bike, helmet, and lights, and note that the ride depends on the weather.

Oklahoma’s International Bluegrass Festival brings Cottonwood Flats to life with performances from artists across the region, the country, and abroad. Music takes place on three stages, and there are plenty of ways to participate, including youth competitions, an open mic, and interactive music workshops. Camping at the Flats keeps the experience close to the action, and late-night jam sessions carry the tunes well into the evening. Food trucks and local eats, along with art and artisan vendors, round out the scene. The event is welcoming for all ages, whether you are a devoted bluegrass listener, a picker ready to jam, or a family looking for a fun weekend together.

After Hours offers a relaxed setting for businesses to spotlight what they do while connecting with fellow investors. The event rotates to a new business venue each month, and this one is hosted at Prism Bank. Look forward to easy conversation, low pressure networking, and opportunities to spark new business relationships.

Celebrate the season with a free craft night at the Guthrie Art Center focused on making spooky ghost decorations. Participants will use simple materials to create a ghost that can be hung as Halloween decor or placed over a small LED votive for a soft glow. All supplies are provided at no cost. This activity is open to all ages, with an adult required for children under 13. Space is limited, so advance sign-up is recommended to ensure materials are available for everyone.

A no-cost community concert celebrates Celebrate Recovery with a CR birthday celebration. All are welcome to attend.

An elegant masked celebration unfolds at The Marland Mansion, set inside ballrooms aglow with candlelight. Guests are encouraged to wear their best suit or gown and a mask for a formal evening. Expect beverages, snacks, and plenty of time to dance, along with opportunities for photos and other activities. Ticket information will be shared soon.

Preservation Hall Jazz Band returns to The McKnight Center for an encore concert after a sold-out debut performance. The program blends music from the group’s recent releases with classic New Orleans jazz, capturing the vibrant spirit that has won fans in Stillwater and worldwide. Expect an energetic performance that gets audiences moving.

UCF travels to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a college football matchup at Boone Pickens Stadium at Lewis Field. It is a meeting of contrasting approaches, with UCF leaning on speed while Oklahoma State draws on the energy of the home crowd. With both programs having something at stake, a tight game late would only add to the intensity.

Experience a single day devoted to trail running with multiple distances on the same course network. Options span roughly 5K, 10K, 25K, and 50K, all set on natural terrain with elevation and dirt underfoot. This is not a traditional road race. Conditions can vary by city, and some stretches may briefly touch gravel or pavement, but the heart of the event is true trail running. Whether trying a first trail 5K or taking on 50K, participants compete on real trails alongside a community pursuing the same challenge.

At Crystal Beach Park, the Monkey Run pairs a 5K and a one mile event with a car show for a family friendly day. Walkers, runners, and strollers are welcome. Those who want to support without running can register as a Sleepy Monkey and have the event shirt mailed to them. Registration includes a super soft T-shirt, music, food, and an after party. Activities move from race check in and packet pickup to the 5K, then the one mile run, followed by awards and the celebration. The car show features vehicle setup, public viewing with judging, and awards that lead into the after party. Spectator admission is free. Kids can bring their own wheels for a special showcase, including ride on toys, dune buggies, go karts, bicycles, or anything similar. This fundraiser benefits Eternal Surrender, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports families coping with the loss of a child, and it is presented in collaboration with the Woodward Rodders Club.

Explore area vendors at Block 34 and browse Oklahoma-made goods while taking in an energetic downtown feel. Pick up a coffee, enjoy music performed live, and support small businesses from the community as you shop.

Now in its second year, A Day of Hope brings together widows from across Oklahoma and beyond for a restorative gathering centered on faith and renewal. Bestselling author and speaker Lisa Appelo will be the featured speaker, sharing messages intended to encourage and strengthen hearts with hope. For questions, email tetheredtohope@gmail.com.

The second annual Waynoka Renaissance Festival returns after its debut last year, building on that foundation with added excitement and new experiences.

A Wednesday morning meetup focused on networking and meeting new people. Happening every week, it offers time and space for conversations and new connections.

Enjoy a friendly Bunco session, with instruction for anyone who has never played. Light refreshments will be available, and everyone is welcome.

Gaslight Teens brings the mischievous musical Beetlejuice JR. to the stage under the direction of Angela Gallagher. With music and lyrics by Eddie Perfect and a book by Scott Brown and Anthony King, the show is adapted from the Geffen Company film story by Michael McDowell and Larry Wilson. The plot follows Lydia Deetz, an unusual teenager grieving her mother, whose move with her father leads to a run-in with a recently departed couple and the irrepressible Beetlejuice. Hoping to chase away the living, Lydia teams up with the trickster spirit, only to set off a whirlwind of underworld mayhem. The Broadway version earned multiple Tony Award nominations, built a passionate online following, and connected with young theatergoers for its bold humor and emotional candor. Created with that audience in mind, this JR. edition delivers a lively, offbeat celebration for all. Tickets are $20 for adults in advance or $22 at the door, $17 or $19 for active military, and $10 or $12 for students. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials supplied by MTI. Sponsored by Park Avenue Thrift.

The event features 75 booths with wine, beer, art, crafts, home decor, woodworking, jewelry, food, and more. Food trucks will be on site. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly.

EmpowHer Elite Invitational showcases girls flag football for the 10U through 12U divisions in a competitive setting that celebrates skill, teamwork, and heart. Every team plays at least five games, giving athletes multiple chances to compete and stand out. Beyond the action, the experience includes tournament shirts, meet and greet sessions, interviews after games, and live television coverage. Expect food trucks, full concessions, exclusive merchandise, and dedicated photo opportunities. Champions earn custom jerseys, trophy belts, cash prizes, and plenty of bragging rights.

Explore an outdoor market featuring vintage clothing and home decor, handcrafted jewelry and artwork, along with makers offering specialty foods and wellness items. The vendor lineup changes each month, keeping the selection fresh with unique finds and one of a kind pieces. After browsing outside, visitors can step indoors to discover more than 60 booths filled with vintage collections. It is a family friendly outing in Stillwater.

The Dirty Erin band brings live music to the Elks Ballroom in Stillwater for an Oktoberfest celebration. All are welcome to attend.

The B34 LIVE Concert Series brings live music back to Block 34 with performances on the first and third Saturdays from April through October. Enjoy a downtown Stillwater setting where the focus is on live bands and food trucks, creating a lively atmosphere for music lovers.

TRI-OKC presents its inaugural super sprint duathlon, welcoming both beginners and seasoned competitors in Oklahoma City. The event also includes a separate kids race for young athletes ages 6 to 15.

This discussion centers on Darwin’s Origin of the Species and takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Stillwater. Copies are provided through a Stillwater Public Library book club kit, and they need to be returned at the end of the meeting. The front entrance will be available for single level access to the forum room on the main level, and those entering from the parking lot will go up the stairs. A $1 per person donation is requested to help offset facility use, but it is not required.

Hosted by the Northwest Oklahoma Alliance, the 6th Annual Teeny Tiny Town Summit is a one-day gathering at the Woodward Conference Center in Woodward that focuses on the unique needs of the region’s smallest communities. Designed for towns across Northwest Oklahoma and across the state, it centers on practical discussions and take-home solutions that participants can put to work in their own communities. Educators, employers, policymakers, and community members will find chances to share ideas, connect with peers, and leave with actionable strategies to support small-town vitality. General registration is $50 and includes lunch. Exhibitor options include a $150 package for for-profit organizations with two registrations, and complimentary booth space for nonprofits with paid individual registrations. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

This monthly concert spotlights Edgar Cruz and The Brave Amigos, a virtuoso guitar trio from Oklahoma. Their performance spans classic rock, Spanish tunes, original pieces, country, and classical selections, including challenging material that many bands do not attempt. The lineup features Edgar Cruz, who has performed professionally for over four decades and has released 19 CDs and 2 DVDs. He is joined by guitarist and vocalist Marco Tello, an Oklahoma staple in four bands, and 16-year-old prodigy Blake Bricker, who recently released his first solo CD and was called the future of guitar by the global guitarist Tommy Emmanuel.

A social event for ages 18 to 27. Admission is $5 and attendees are encouraged to bring a snack to share. This event is drug free and alcohol free.

Browse a lively mix of local vendors at Block 34, featuring unique Made in Oklahoma goods and a welcoming downtown atmosphere. Enjoy a coffee, listen to live music, and support small businesses from the community while you explore.

Rescue Ready is a hands-on StillWonder pop-up designed for children ages 3 to 10, with families of all ages welcome. Young participants explore helper roles through interactive stations that foster problem solving and care. At Can You Diagnose, kids examine patients and practice identifying what might be wrong. The First Aid Practice Station introduces basic care and response skills in a child friendly setting. At the Operation Station, children explore tools and rescue themed play that build confidence, compassion, and real world readiness. Activities spark curiosity and creativity while weaving STEAM learning into playful exploration. The program takes place at the Horticulture Education Center at The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University and is part of StillWonder’s fourth Saturday pop-up series in the garden. Upon arrival, a parent or guardian signs in once per family and remains responsible for supervising children at all times. By attending, participants grant permission for photography, video, or audio recording that may be used by StillWonder for promotional, educational, or other lawful purposes without compensation or prior review. Participation may involve physical movement and interaction with exhibits, which carry some risk, and attendance indicates acceptance of these risks on behalf of the child. Volunteer opportunities are available for this event through the organizer.

Tim Burton's stop motion classic returns to the big screen with the story of Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king of Halloweentown who grows tired of the same old scares. After discovering Christmastown, he decides to take over the holiday by kidnapping Santa and trying on the role himself, only to learn that his plan unravels in unexpected ways. Tickets are general admission. Each ticket includes complimentary popcorn while supplies last. Rated PG.

The Waxie Dargles return for an annual Halloween party that has become a tradition, with a nod to ghosts meeting up to keep the celebration going. A free family trick-or-treat in the back yard comes first, then The Waxie Dargles take the stage for a concert set.

The Gloss Mountain Cruisers Oct. Cruise Night brings drivers to downtown Fairview to roll along Main Street and enjoy local fare alongside a featured food truck. After the cruise, a cash drawing is planned, and winners need to be present to claim a prize. The evening’s food truck and sponsor will be announced.

B34 LIVE Concert Series brings live music to Block 34 in Downtown Stillwater. Performances take place on the first and third Saturdays, with the season running from April through October. Look forward to a lively atmosphere with music and food trucks in the heart of downtown.

Celebrate Día de los Muertos in Northwest Oklahoma with a lively gathering that highlights cherished traditions. Enjoy live mariachi performances, take part in a Catrin and Catrina costume contest with plenty of prizes, and visit a community altar created to honor loved ones. Authentic food and additional activities provide a warm setting to celebrate life and memory.

Go beyond the press room for an evening of history, community, and celebration at The State Capital Publishing Museum. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, explore the building on guided tours, and bid in a spirited auction that supports the museum's future. The event spotlights the legacy of printing, publishing, and Oklahoma's territorial era, with proceeds helping preserve this landmark and its collections for generations to come. Tickets are $150 per person in advance, with sales opening soon, and $200 per person at the door.

Experience a lively marketplace that brings together the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia with talented makers, local flavors, and live entertainment. Explore more than 150 vendors set up across multiple buildings, including a new building added for the event, and browse handmade pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, jewelry, home décor, and more from Nova Scotian artisans. Enjoy food trucks on both days along with a delicious selection of baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Take in live music under outdoor tents and make the most of the weekend with a pass bracelet included with admission. Cash is recommended for the smoothest experience. Only service dogs are permitted inside the buildings. For more information, contact Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

This day trip explores the stories and storefronts of Guthrie, Oklahoma, a remarkably preserved Victorian-era community in the Southwest. The experience blends local history, small-town charm, and standout antiquing. Activities begin at the Oklahoma Territorial Museum, where exhibits trace Oklahoma’s settlement and statehood and highlight Guthrie’s role as the territory’s first capital. Artifacts and displays illuminate the land runs, early pioneers, and the people who helped shape the region’s past. Lunch follows at Guthrie Brewing Company in the heart of downtown, featuring hand-tossed pizza and salad, before moving on to the Frontier Drug Store Museum. This stop preserves the atmosphere of an early twentieth-century pharmacy, with historic medicines, soda fountain memorabilia, medical instruments, and other items that offer a glimpse of frontier life. The afternoon provides time to explore the restored historic district and browse the expansive Guthrie Antique Collective, which brings together hundreds of sellers across multiple shops with an ever-changing selection of antiques, collectibles, vintage décor, furniture, and unique finds. Transportation is provided by Village Travel, and the cost is $154 per person.

Now in its second year, Dog Adventure Day is presented by Oklahoma 4-J together with the Canadian Valley Kennel Club and focuses on hands-on experiences for young dog lovers. After a strong 2025 edition that offered eight different activities for kids, the upcoming program is expected to build on that momentum. The team has applied for Responsible Dog Ownership Day and My Dog Can Do That status, with plans that include CGC and Fetch It testing, Rally, Agility, Barn Hunt, Junior Showmanship, Junior Judging practice, FAST CAT, and other engaging options. Efforts center on supporting youth and the dog community in Oklahoma, with scheduling and volunteer coordination underway and outreach to Oklahoma kennel clubs for potential participation, all with the goal of inspiring more kids to explore AKC events.

Returning to the Enid area, the Out of the Darkness Walk brings neighbors together to remember loved ones, support those who are struggling, and share hope with anyone affected by suicide. The walk raises awareness and challenges mental health stigma while helping fund suicide prevention through education, advocacy, research, and support services across Oklahoma. These efforts bring important resources to schools, workplaces, and communities statewide. Participants may walk in memory of someone, in solidarity with a friend or family member, or to affirm that hope matters. The event features on-site check-in, a community resource fair, and the walk itself. Registration is free and required, and updates about volunteer opportunities and additional event details will be shared.

The first annual holiday market at Bee and Buttercup Farm Store brings together local makers and artisans with handmade goods, seasonal treats, and unique gifts for holiday giving. Browse thoughtfully crafted items, sample festive bites, and discover special finds for everyone on your list. A warm community shopping experience to start the season.

A heartfelt celebration honoring veterans that recognizes their service and sacrifice, offering a moment to reflect on their contributions.

A laid back evening designed for networking, where businesses can put a spotlight on what they do by inviting fellow investors. The gathering rotates to a different business each month, offering a fresh setting for conversation. Attendees can connect with other investors and start new professional relationships.

Presented by the Foundation, Le GALA en Blanc offers an immersive evening shaped by the timeless charm and intrigue of Parisian soirées. Guests wear all white and step into a carefully designed atmosphere where each detail is considered and every moment supports a greater cause. Inspired by Le Dîner en Blanc, the Paris-born global experience that reimagines ordinary spaces as extraordinary celebrations, the event transforms the Wes Watkins Center into an elegant setting with a sense of mystery and joy. As the Foundation’s largest and most impactful gathering, it brings together community leaders, advocates, and generous supporters for a thoughtfully prepared dinner, live entertainment, dancing, and one-of-a-kind live and silent auctions, all to strengthen healthcare and wellbeing throughout the community.

Texas Tech visits Oklahoma State for a Big 12 clash in Stillwater at Boone Pickens Stadium. Pace of play and field position are set to matter, with both teams capable of quick scoring runs and defenses that thrive on takeaways. Expect momentum swings and an energized home crowd to shape a high-stakes contest as the season winds down.

Operation Christmas Child Packing Party brings people together to assemble shoebox gifts and pray for children worldwide. The time is dedicated to packing the boxes and offering prayers for the young recipients.

At Stride Bank Center, The Greatest Show of Strength features a theme inspired by the Greatest Show on Earth and recognizes the resilience of abused and neglected children as they report crimes and move through healing. The event raises funds to support free services for these children. Attire is flexible, and attendees may dress to match the theme or choose casual clothing.

Continuing a science and nature theme, this book discussion centers on Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian, a 272-page work published in 2025 that follows the author’s development as a scientist while exploring how queerness appears across the living world. Conversation will touch on examples such as fungi with more than two sexes, sometimes reaching 23,000, intersex slugs that trade calcium carbonate love darts during courtship, and glass eels that remain sexually undetermined until their final year of life, a riddle once called the eel question. The discussion takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Stillwater. The front entrance provides single level access to the forum room on the main floor. If arriving from the parking lot, use the stairs. A donation of one dollar per person is requested to help offset facility use, but it is not required.

Make this a Christmas to remember with NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet. This is the biggest Nutcracker staging in North America, delivering a sweeping holiday spectacle with acclaimed international dancers, high-flying acrobatics, sumptuous costumes, and giant puppets. Set to Tchaikovsky’s timeless score, the production transforms the stage into a sparkling celebration of the season that families can cherish for years.

Organized by Barrel Futurities of America, this sale spotlights elite barrel racing horses, ranging from up-and-coming prospects to seasoned performers. It brings together accomplished breeders and enthusiastic buyers who are searching for their next champion. Known for its high standards, clear transactions, and commitment to excellence, this marketplace has earned a trusted place in the barrel racing community.

Two Big 12 programs collide at Boone Pickens Stadium at Lewis Field when the Kansas Jayhawks face the Oklahoma State Cowboys. This late-season showdown carries potential implications for the conference race, pairing well-known opponents in a lively game-day setting. Expect a high-energy contest that could shape momentum as the season winds down.

Kansas heads to Stillwater for a late-season Big 12 matchup with Oklahoma State at Boone Pickens Stadium. The game spotlights a stylistic clash, pairing the Jayhawks’ developing offense with the Cowboys’ hard-hitting approach for a noticeable contrast in tempo and tactics. Potential conference and bowl implications raise the stakes, and the programs’ shared Big 12 history adds an extra edge to the atmosphere.

Jenna, a small-town waitress with a remarkable talent for pie making, longs to leave a rocky marriage and start anew. She pours her emotions into whimsical desserts like "The Key (Lime) to Happiness Pie" and "Betrayed By My Eggs Pie." A baking contest in a neighboring county and a meaningful new connection present a possible path forward, and she must find the bravery to take it and craft her own recipe for happiness. This comedic Broadway musical features original music and lyrics by Grammy winner Sara Bareilles, a book by screenwriter Jessie Nelson, original choreography by Lorin Latarro, and original direction by Tony Award winner Diane Paulus.

A cheerful day of holiday shopping awaits at the Holiday Craft Show at Payne County Expo Center. Explore more than 120 booths featuring handcrafted goods and discover distinctive finds for everyone on your list. Expect a lively, festive atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to choose special gifts.

The Woodward Farmers' Market presents its yearly Christmas bazaar, featuring many vendors with handmade creations alongside a range of other goods. Concessions will be available on site.

LeAnn Rimes showcases her dynamic vocals in a concert that pairs beloved holiday music with her greatest hits, shaping an evening that moves from festive joy to intimate, reflective moments. The McKnight Center will offer season ticket packages for the 2026-2027 season as well as single-event tickets.

Welcoming young adults ages 18 to 27, this club gathering has a $5 admission. Plan to contribute a snack to share with the group. The setting is strictly drug free and alcohol free.