Events in Moore, OK

A friendly art gathering for adults 55 and older at the Active Adult Center. Spend time connecting with others while making progress on personal creative projects. Participants should bring their own art materials and a tablecloth to cover the workspace.

Bring a personal quilting project to work on alongside fellow quilters in a warm, creative setting. This club is free to participate in and meets on the first and third Thursday of each month.

A casual cruise-in at Bronco Bowl welcomes anyone who wants to display a vehicle or simply take in the lineup. Attendees can browse a variety of cars and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Food will be available for purchase from the venue. The gathering is open to everyone and depends on suitable weather.

Monthly Bingo Night offers a lively evening of games, prizes, and great food. Enjoy a favorite Chick-fil-A meal while playing for a chance to win. Whether you are a seasoned player or trying Bingo for the first time, there is fun for everyone. This event takes place each month.

This lively block party marks the back to school season with food, games, and plenty of fun.

Settle into a relaxed, instructor-led art session celebrating ferrets. Guided projects may include sculpting clay ferrets, watercolor painting, ceramics, keychains and mixed media, with every activity centered on these playful animals. All ages are welcome. Cost is $25. Studio mascots Slinky, Yo-yo, Kazoo, Lego and Fidget will be available for gentle play and snuggles. If they are napping during class, snuggling is still permitted, and special aprons with pockets help keep a floof noodle close. Ferrets have a light natural musk that some describe as similar to Cheetos, Doritos or popcorn. Beyond the art tables, explore The Hideaway Room and the new Faraway with climbing elements, a slide and a glow in the dark mushroom forest. The DIGITAL playground and a car arcade add even more ways to play. Expect coloring, drawing, art games, hands-on art learning and a monthly collaborative art project, plus an Adopt-a-Ferret option in the gift shop.

Enjoy a live play at Restoration Community Church. Admission is free, but seating is limited, so reserving your spot ahead of time is encouraged.

Focused on creating a supportive, judgment-free environment, this men’s brunch provides space for open conversation about the expectations placed on men and healthy ways to express and process emotions. It centers on bringing men together for genuine dialogue, reducing isolation, and showing that strength and vulnerability can exist side by side. Participants can speak openly, listen deeply, and support each other, seeking renewal in God and in community as they work through what life brings. Space is limited.

This community pop-up offers clothing, shoes, and household items at no cost. All goods have been donated by community members and will be given directly to anyone who needs them. There are no eligibility requirements. The event will be set up inside the Family Life Center at Good Shepherd Lutheran. Share this with anyone who could benefit. For questions, contact Megan through the Hope & a Prayer page.

Created for youth ages five and older, this SPOTLiFE session delivers an interactive message about embracing authenticity and using personal gifts and talents for the glory of God. The evening includes music and engaging activities, plus a showcase segment where participants can present their talents. It offers a welcoming space where young voices are heard. Registration is free, and an RSVP is requested to help with an accurate headcount.

Settle onto the lawn for a relaxed outdoor movie. Treat yourself to cake pops while you watch and take it easy.

Power up strength and cardio with a dynamic Power Vinyasa class led by Corinne. Expect challenging poses and quick transitions that encourage you to test your limits while moving with intention. All experience levels are welcome, and modifications are provided so you can move at a pace that suits you. Please bring your own yoga mat. The class takes place in the Mustang Recreation Group fitness room. No registration is required, and participation is included with membership.

A welcoming gathering on the fourth Thursday of each month offers caregivers, family members, and community members a place to share experiences, exchange practical insights, and receive encouragement. Everyone is welcome to take part. It provides a positive way to connect, learn, and feel supported throughout the caregiving journey. You are not alone.

Wild Horse Park in Mustang hosts the annual Oklahoma Hot Rod Association car show with a $35 entry fee that covers a $25 OHRA membership and a $10 vehicle entry. Expect food trucks and vendors, a 50/50 pot, a live DJ, and awards for the top two in each class. Participant voting returns along with valve cover racing. Coffee and donuts will be available. There is no pre or online registration. Payment is accepted by cash or check only at the event, no credit cards or apps. For more information, contact Bev at 405-326-3940 or Carla at 405-590-1872. A flyer with class details is available in the event discussion.

Valve cover racing returns as part of the OHRA Car Show at Wild Horse Park. Bring a valve cover racer to compete in preliminary heats, followed by a trophy dash. Registration takes place before racing begins. The entry fee is $5 per racer. Racer specifications are available in the discussion section of the event listing.

Members of the OMC Mustang community gather after the General Membership Meeting at a Mustang restaurant for a relaxed meal and conversation. The group often includes about twenty members, making it easy to welcome new members and talk Mustangs. Participation is open and does not require membership.

A teen-only art night in Midwest City offers creative projects alongside music and face painting, with time to hang out with friends and ferrets present at the event. This is a drop-off program for ages 11 through 12th grade, and registration is required. A $5 discount applies to shelf items and also covers any special projects offered that evening. Costs vary, starting at $10, and if no other choice is made the minimum will be applied to the lowest shelf item. Please send participants with money or a card if they may select a different shelf item in the studio or plan to buy snacks. A hideaway room is available for relaxing between activities and meeting new friends, making it suitable for older tweens and teens to socialize.

The annual Stampede Car Show brings classic and modern vehicles to Mustang Town Center for a full day of music, prizes, and friendly competition. Judging is participant based for both the Open and Mustang segments, with 36 classes in each. Awards are presented for first, second, and third place in every class, and city dignitaries select four Best of Show in the Open categories and four in the Mustang categories. Registration takes place at the start of the event, with awards announced at the conclusion. A DJ provides music, door prizes add to the excitement, and a 50/50 pot is planned. Online registration offers a $5 discount.

Zoetrope returns to Mustang Western Days with a performance in the chuckwagon area at Wild Horse Park, offering time-honored music that evokes earlier eras and the open prairie.

Now in its thirteenth year, the Old Volks Show and Campout takes place at Wildhorse Park in Mustang, Oklahoma. The event brings together a campout and a car show, with the car show scheduled as part of the festivities during the gathering.

Galactic Expo, a newly launched spirit fair, features 20 minute Tarot and mediumship readings available across both days. These sessions invite personal questions and offer insight into the latter half of 2026.

Art Farts hosts a free open art night that provides space for creatives to work on personal projects. Community tables are available, and participants bring their own supplies and works in progress. Art materials can be purchased at the venue, and nothing is provided unless bought there. The format is flexible, allowing attendees to drop in and leave at their convenience. This gathering is geared toward adults and older teens, with separate craft nights offered for younger children.

Settle in on the lawn for an outdoor movie, relax, and treat yourself to cake pops.

Following the General Membership Meeting, the OMC Mustang community gathers at a Mustang restaurant to share a meal and conversation. The group typically includes about 20 participants, offering a relaxed way to welcome new members and talk Mustangs. Participation is open, and membership is not required.

Enjoy a community craft show and picnic featuring a marketplace of imaginative, varied vendors. Shoppers can browse while children take part in a bouncy attraction with attendants and a craft booth designed for kids. Music and singing continue throughout the event, and a raffle runs all day. Lunch is free with all you can eat brats, burgers, and hot dogs, creating a relaxed setting focused on fun and fellowship. For vendors, Asha Winter is the official contact. Direct questions to her or to Christ Lutheran Church only, since no one else is authorized to represent the event or accept payments, and caution is advised regarding scammers.

Spend the evening at Wild Horse Park with a car cruise, food trucks, and karaoke. Step up to sing or cheer on the performers from your lawn chair. There is no cost to attend, and donations collected through karaoke will benefit Canadian County CASA, supporting a voice for children in foster care.

After the general membership meeting, the OMC Mustang community gathers for a casual meal at a restaurant for Mustang enthusiasts. Attendance is usually around twenty people, creating a friendly setting to welcome newcomers and discuss Mustangs. Nonmembers are welcome to participate.