This weekend in Enid, OK

At Avid Extreme Sports Park, teams align with either the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch or the 6666s for a modern western themed game focused on ranching supremacy. Cowboy-style challenges include roping, hay bale tossing, and saddling, and a cowhide scoreboard marked with brands is used for scoring. Out on 60 acres, the teams work to secure grazing and water rights, gather cattle, and protect them from disease and thieves. The Commander and XO on the winning side receive custom belt buckles. Camping is complimentary, there is special Saturday night entertainment, and vendors will be on site. Pricing features a $55 early-bird rate, $65 for preregistration, and a $75 walk-on option.

Enjoy a pancake breakfast, then head to the pumpkin patch for a bit of seasonal fun.

HERPS brings its exotic reptile and pet show to a new Oklahoma stop in Stillwater, filling the Expo Hall at the Payne County Expo Center with thousands of reptiles, amphibians, small mammals, and more available to the public. Find feeders, habitats, and supplies in one convenient place at discounted prices, and enjoy concessions on site. Tickets are sold at the door by cash or card. Admission is $10 per adult for a one day pass or $15 for two days. Children ages 5 to 12 are $5 for one day or $8 for two days, and kids 4 and under are free.

Creative makers gather in Stillwater for a festive fall craft market filled with art and home décor, handmade goods, sparkling jewelry, vintage looks alongside modern trends, one of a kind designs, boutique finds, gourmet foods, and offerings from small businesses. It is a lively ShopOrama day with opportunities to discover unique pieces from a wide range of exhibitors.

History Alive on the Cherokee Strip transforms the Humphrey Heritage Village into a working snapshot of the past. Historic buildings open with interpreters who tend shops, demonstrate trades, and gather at the Village Church. Visitors can explore period skills through hands-on activities and visit the Land Office to try filing a land claim. The Village hums with immersive demonstrations that bring everyday life on the Cherokee Strip into focus.

Trent Smith channels the early years of Elvis Presley with spot-on vocals, signature charm, and an electrifying stage show, backed by a full live band that captures the spirit of the 1950s. Your ticket includes a five-course meal from Gage’s Steakhouse, with your entrée selected during registration. Doors open first, dinner is served shortly after, and then the live performance begins. Whether you are a devoted Elvis fan or simply looking for a distinctive evening at a historic Oklahoma venue, expect lively music, a welcoming atmosphere, and memories that linger. Seating is limited.

The film selection for this year will be announced. The movie will begin at dusk, and popcorn will be provided by Lakeside Cinema 6.

The B34 LIVE Concert Series is back at Block 34 in Downtown Stillwater, bringing live concerts to the heart of the city. Food trucks accompany the music.