Events in Moore, OK

Hosted by NW Rare Alliance and Oklahoma Rare, the Oklahoma Rare Disease Fair at Bethany Children's Health Center brings together families, individuals living with rare conditions, healthcare professionals, and advocates. The fair focuses on sharing practical resources, elevating community voices, building connections, and working toward lasting improvements across the rare disease landscape. Established in 2017, this gathering centers on awareness, community strength, and progress in meaningful policy.

Network with fellow professionals in a welcoming setting focused on exchanging referrals, sharing ideas, and growing your business alongside peers. Bring plenty of business cards, and enjoy complimentary coffee while you connect.

The OKC Black Chamber of Commerce hosts free co-working sessions each Wednesday in a flexible, come-and-go format for focus and connection. Participants can network with Chamber members, get support on business questions they are working through, and find accountability to keep daily tasks on track. Snacks will be available. Attendees can drop in when it fits their schedule and leave whenever needed, with no expectation to stay the entire time.

An evening edition at OKC Farmers Public Market adds a second market day with local produce, makers, food, and flowers, creating a friendly midweek market atmosphere. This weekly event gives shoppers another chance to find fresh ingredients and locally made items between weekends, responding to requests for more than a single market day.

Mustang High School DECA is partnering with Ted’s Café Escondido (Council / Outlet Mall) for a fundraiser supporting the organization. Ted’s will donate 10 percent of sales from dine-in and to-go orders for guests who present the event flyer, either printed or on a device, or show this Facebook event before paying. Online orders and third-party deliveries do not apply. To ensure a to-go purchase counts, place the order by calling (405) 607-8337. Diners may also use the restaurant’s Yelp Waitlist to check current wait times and save a spot ahead of arrival.

Gwyn leads a six week class series at Radiant Healing Arts Center in Oklahoma City focused on the Eight Brocades, also known as Ba Duan Jin. This classical Qigong practice (pronounced chee gong) combines mindful movement, breathing, and meditative awareness. Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, each of the eight movements relates to specific Zang Fu organs and associated acupuncture meridians. The form has been practiced for centuries to help reduce fatigue and cultivate qi for greater vitality and longevity. Participants learn the sequence step by step and explore potential benefits such as enhanced energy and vitality, support for bone density, and gains in strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and overall well being. A weekly class review email recaps topics covered and includes resources and a practice video. Enrollment is limited to 12 students. Two scholarships are available for those with sincere interest who are facing financial constraints. Early enrollment is $150 and the standard rate is $180. Use discount code 8brocades30off.

DZ hosts a Wednesday night Pokémon Trading Card Game league in the Standard format. Bring a current Standard deck and compete with local trainers in this long-running weekly competition for first place.

Affordable group dance classes feature Two Step and West Coast Swing, priced at $5 per class. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. Classes are held at Gravity Ballroom in Norman, OK.

This event is a tournament for the One Piece collectible card game. The entry fee is five dollars.

Set aside a midweek evening for open Warhammer 40k and Kill Team games. Play takes place on Wednesday and Thursday nights, and new players are welcome.

Gable Price and Friends brings the Too Good Tour to Beer City Music Hall. The performance is geared toward fans of Citizens, Kings Kaleidoscope, and Beach Chapel.

At JJ's Alley Bricktown Pub, Amarillo Junction leads a weekly acoustic request show with Ronnie, Colin, and a rotating lineup of local artists. Requests guide the music, so every performance offers a wide range of songs and plenty of surprises.

All-level classes in Two Step and West Coast Swing welcome dancers of any experience level. Each class is $5 per person. The location is next door to Lanoy Tag Agency.

cEDH players face off in a competitive Commander event that uses a single elimination bracket. The entry fee is $10 and the venue is Video Games Plus.

Quilters gather to work on their own projects alongside others in a friendly, creative atmosphere. The group meets on the first and third Thursday of each month, and membership is free.

Part of the Senior Living Truth Series, this educational program explains wills, trusts, and the probate process in clear terms and offers practical ways to minimize delays, expenses, and stress. There is no cost to attend. Co-hosts and moderators are Becky Seda and Roberto Seda. The venue is MNTC - South Penn Campus.

Hot Rod Nights brings together impressive cars gleaming under the lights, with food and drinks for adults available. A hot rod film is shown on an outdoor 260 inch screen, and a 405 celebrity makes a guest appearance. Arriving early helps with parking. This event is weather permitting.

Young Pokémon fans can dive into a welcoming class held at DZ Comics & Gaming. Designed for ages 3 to 14, it blends creative, Pokémon-themed art with guidance on safe, fair card trading and an introduction to battling and strategy. Whether brand new or already familiar with the game, participants can build confidence, practice good sportsmanship, and make friends in a fun, community-focused setting.

Car enthusiasts gather at Boomarang Diner in Midwest City for a relaxed cruise-in where car guys and gals connect over their shared passion. When the weather cooperates, participants enjoy diner fare in a fun setting, with ample parking available.

A casual cruise-in at Bronco Bowl welcomes car owners and fans. Everyone is invited, and the venue will have food available for purchase. Participants can park and display their vehicles, while visitors can explore a variety of cars and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Plans may change if the weather does not cooperate.

Try the newest insole technology from Superfeet while taking part in a friendly Red Coyote Run Club outing in Norman. This free social run, walk, or jog welcomes everyone, including all experience levels, dogs, and strollers. The group covers about three miles starting from the Red Coyote Norman location, traveling through the OU campus, and returning to the shop. To participate, complete the waiver beforehand or check in through the Red Coyote app to acknowledge it. For safety, bring a light for visibility, as it is required. If you would like a beer after the workout, have your ID ready, and note that outside beer is not permitted.

Explore Hoshin Tao Chi Kung in a pay-what-you-can session led by instructor Grayson Trice with the Dojo of the Sun & Moon. This ancient healing art blends meditation, controlled breathing, and intentional movement to calm the mind and spirit, support overall well-being, and enhance performance in creative, intellectual, and athletic activities. Steady practice is also associated with long-term vitality, and advanced work in this lineage is linked to kundalini rising. Raised in Japanese martial arts from an early age, Grayson earned a national Sambo championship and holds black belts in Sambo, Kyushin Ryu, and Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu. He trained for well over a decade under Dr. Glenn J. Morris, who certified him to teach Hoshin Tao Chi Kung and encouraged study of internal and healing arts including Shing Yi, Ling Kong Jing, and Reiki. His ongoing aim is to carry forward the healing tradition entrusted to him and make these transformative practices accessible to all.

Kick off Socktober at Red Coyote OKC with hands-on demos from Jogology, Shokz, and Ucan. The Red Coyote Run Club in OKC, formerly known as Pack Pint Run, hosts a friendly, free social run, walk, or jog that welcomes all abilities, along with dogs and strollers. The route is about three miles, starting at the Red Coyote OKC location, heading through Nichols Hills, and returning to RC OKC. Participants must complete a waiver, which can also be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A light for visibility is required. Those who would like a beer must show a valid ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in through the app also earns points for taking part.

Start your Salsa journey with a beginner friendly four class series designed for those with no prior experience. Most attendees come solo, and partners rotate throughout the class so everyone gets practice. If you arrive with a partner, you can choose to stay together. The atmosphere focuses on learning this fun, beautiful dance in a supportive setting. Held on Thursdays at 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. If Thursdays do not work, a beginner class is also offered on Sundays. New students can save $20 on the 4 class package with the code NEWSTUDENT. For questions, call or text (405) 870-3020. Wear comfortable clothing that lets your arms and legs move freely. Choose shoes with smooth soles, such as typical dress shoes, to make turns easier. Sneakers with rubber bottoms may stick to the floor, but you can dance in them if you prefer.

This event offers caring support for those experiencing grief.

Pokemon League Night returns with opportunities to play the game and trade cards with fellow fans. Play Pokemon prize packs will be available while supplies last.

Thursday night features open play for Warhammer 40,000 and Kill Team, and newcomers are encouraged. These sessions are offered each week on both Wednesday and Thursday nights.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament offers two ways to play. Players can enter the Constructed format for $5, or participate in a Booster Draft for $17.

Beyblade enthusiasts gather for a structured night of spins and strategy. Stadiums open first for practice, then contestants add their names to the sign-in sheet and face every other player in head-to-head matches using a single Beyblade X. Each match is first to five points, with scoring set at 1 point for a stamina out, 2 for a burst, 2 for a pocket, and 3 for an extreme finish. Players record their wins on the sign-in sheet, and the four top totals move on to the semifinals. The semifinals switch to a 3v3 format, with each player bringing three different Beyblades and changing to the next one after every point. The final takes place in a stadium selected by the tournament organizer. The champion earns a free brownie and a game card.

This Modern format event features a $6 entry fee, with prizes awarded to the top finishers.

A weekly event dedicated to the Digimon Trading Card Game. This recurring gathering keeps the spotlight on Digimon TCG and provides a regular opportunity for play.

GRAMMY-nominated electronic producer and DJ Morgan Page brings his Classics Only Tour to Tower Theatre OKC. The event features an evening of electronic music from a renowned artist. It may appeal to fans of The Chainsmokers, tyDi, and Kaskade.

This meeting at Johnnie's Charcoal Broiler features a monthly Star Wars discussion theme and a relaxed show and tell where attendees share something tied to the featured story, such as a favorite collectible, book, or toy. For October, the spotlight is on Star Wars Stories from live action titles including Solo, Kenobi, Ahsoka, Mandalorian, and Andor. The group also gathers kid-friendly items in new or like-new condition for the children at Integris Spencer, with October focusing on candy that does not include sticks or gum. Items matching another month’s theme are welcome as well.

Bring your Yu-Gi-Oh! deck for Edison format dueling with friends. Entry is $5, and a format-specific banlist applies.

A welcoming weekly gathering where participants work together to grow their businesses through strong relationships and shared referrals. The focus is on connection, collaboration, and a friendly atmosphere that supports mutual success.

Set out for an evening steeped in Western heritage, blending museum discovery, classic steakhouse flavors, and boot-stomping fun. Begin at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, taking in exhibits of rodeo legends, frontier art, and tales of outlaws that helped define the American West. Continue to Stockyards City, home to the world’s largest live cattle market, where you can browse shops for authentic boots, belts, and hats, and pause at a local saloon before dinner. Settle in at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse for a hearty meal featuring lamb fries, a sirloin steak, salad, homemade rolls, a baked potato, and tea. Round out the night at Cowboy’s Club with beginner-friendly line dancing and bull riding. A valid ID is required to enter. Your guide will wrap up the tour at the club and provide one Uber voucher per booking so you can choose when to head out. Admission to the museum and the club is included, along with dinner and transportation between the museum, Cattlemen’s, and Cowboy’s Club. Alcohol is not included. A minimum of two participants is required to book.

Sharpen your chess skills or showcase your strategy at a weekly chess club held at DZ Comics & Gaming. Friends and family are welcome to participate.

This historical fiction book club explores stories from many eras and countries, gathering at Yellow Dog Coffee for thoughtful conversation. This discussion focuses on The Reformatory by Tananarive Due. Purchasing the book through The Lore is optional, and participants may take part in the discussion regardless of where they obtained their copy. Reading the entire book is not required, although the conversation will include the ending. Attendance is flexible, with no requirement to be at every meeting.

The lineup includes casual Commander and a Booster Draft. Commander pods are free to play, and door prizes will be awarded. The draft has a variable entry fee and by default uses the newest Standard set, with the option to switch to other sets if the entry is adjusted. Promo packs are handed out to Commander participants and to tournament players. New players are welcome.

An evening of live music at Chicken N Pickle brings together local performers with food and drinks for a relaxed night out. Settle in on the patio or soak up the energy by the game courts while the music plays. It is a good fit for meeting up with friends, spending time with family, or anyone looking to unwind and feel connected to the community.

This gala celebrates the fundraising and research milestones made possible by the Oklahoma cystic fibrosis community. The evening features dinner and drinks, silent and live auctions, a 360 video booth, and the presentation of the David Kenworthy Kerr Award and the Breath of Life Award. It begins with cocktails and an opportunity to review auction items, continues with dinner, and concludes with a program. The dress code is cocktail attire.

The Wheeler District Farmers Market showcases local vendors and small businesses in the heart of the district, offering a weekly tradition where visitors can browse and shop. Special thanks to the 2026 sponsors Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

This is a regular league for fans of the One Piece Trading Card Game.

Anne Wilson brings the third leg of The STARS Tour to The Criterion in Oklahoma City, joined by Aodhán King with additional support from Peter Burton. The GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter will share new music from her album STARS alongside favorites like God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and the multi-week No. 1 hit My Jesus. A VIP experience is planned before general doors, followed by the main concert. For secure access and accurate updates, purchase tickets only through the official outlet for this event, as third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed.

A weekly league centered on Star Wars Unlimited brings players together for organized play and a friendly community atmosphere. It follows a consistent schedule each week, offering a reliable opportunity to meet fellow fans and enjoy the game.

Cannons brings The Everything Glows Tour back to Tower Theatre OKC with special guest Jesse Jo Stark. The performance highlights the group’s live electro-pop sound in Oklahoma City. This event may appeal to fans of SG Lewis, Empire of the Sun, and DRAMA.

Participate in bingo at S&B's Burger Joint. It is free to play, open to all ages, and features prizes awarded every round.

Solya brings the Queen of Texas 2026 tour to the stage, joined by Tele Novella. This performance has been rescheduled, and tickets purchased for the original June 11 date will be honored automatically. All tickets are general admission.

Draft the newest Magic: The Gathering set with DZ Comics and Gaming. Pods are organized as individual tournament events, ideally seating 8 to 10 players. Each pod features its own prize support set at 1.5 packs per person, and a promo pack is handed out. Entry is $20 and may vary depending on the set being played.

A weekly event dedicated to Shadowverse Evolve.

Late Night extends the celebration after Renaissance Ball with an after-party at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art on the Roof Terrace. The evening features a bold theme, an open bar, light bites, spirited music, a busy dance floor, and cocktail attire. This edition is inspired by The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art, an upcoming exhibition that gathers Art Nouveau works from the Chrysler Museum of Art, many drawn from gifts by Walter P. and Jean Chrysler, whose homes once showcased these pieces. The exhibition is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC. Support generated by Late Night helps make exhibitions like this possible in Oklahoma City. Tickets start at $125, with pricing at $125 for Moderns Members and $150 for other guests. Discounts are applied at checkout. Tickets are not available at the door, and attendees must be 21 or older. Event chairs are MaryAnn Grover and Mark Ballard.

Master Van Tran presents Shodo TaiChi, a method he developed after more than five decades immersed in acupuncture, Aikido, and Tai Chi. This gentle approach is intended to stimulate acupuncture meridians to support healing and the well-being of internal organs. Participants spend the session seated or lightly bouncing on an exercise ball while coordinating simple upper body movements. The techniques are easy to learn and rely on no muscular force, which makes the practice accessible for older adults while still delivering effective results. Benefits include easing aches and pains, improving stamina and memory, reducing stress and depression, and enhancing coordination, vision, and hearing. Three monthly membership options are available. For more details, contact Master Van Tran at 405-408-0032.

A relaxed celebration of automotive culture at Life.Church Oklahoma City features coffee, cars, food, local vendors, and event merch. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. Show vehicles of all kinds are welcome, and spectators are welcome to simply admire the lineup. The gathering is presented with support from The Agency, Audio Midwest, Blue Shield Floor Coatings, Chick-fil-a Quail Springs & Deer Creek, Dents on on Demand, Elite Watersports, Eurotek OKC, Kicker, Oklahoma City Community College, Scooters Coffee, The Skinny Club, Vibe Creative Worx, Waterloo Trailer Sales, and Woodall Equipment.

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.

Now in its 20th year, this aviation festival welcomes all ages for a day devoted to the world of flight. Admission is free, making it easy for families and aviation enthusiasts to explore together. Additional details will be shared closer to the event.

Collectors can spend a full day immersed in the hobby at this card show and trade night at Cleveland County Event Center. Explore 105 tables filled with sports cards, Pokémon and other TCGs, and a wide range of collectibles. Highlights include active trading, community-focused activities, giveaways, and costume-friendly fun, with a dedicated trade night to keep deals going. It offers chances to chase a grail, grow a collection, meet fellow enthusiasts, and make memories with family. Admission is $5 online or $7 at the door, and kids 12 and under are free.

A lively Oklahoma City art festival at ARTSPACE at Untitled brings together artists, enthusiasts, and the community for a full day of creativity, collaboration, and hands-on printmaking. The schedule has shifted to make it possible for Mentorship Program students to attend. At the center of the action, local and regional artists transform an industrial steamroller into a giant press and pull oversized prints live. Alongside these demonstrations, visitors can experiment with techniques such as monotype and block printing under the guidance of experienced artists. Food trucks and local makers offer bites and goods to explore, kid-focused art activities spark young imaginations, and a curated market features prints, handmade pieces, and artwork from both local and visiting creators with opportunities to purchase. The event reflects the mission of ARTSPACE at Untitled by fostering community and highlighting diverse talent through printmaking and related arts.

The Farmers Market at Scissortail Park brings a seasonal outdoor experience to the Promenade area of the park, featuring a direct connection between shoppers and the people who raise, grow, or make the items they sell. As a producer only marketplace, every vendor offers goods created by their own hands or harvested from their own operations. The market has grown in popularity thanks to the quality of its vendors, attentive service, convenient setting, and a broad mix that includes produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan-made products. The season also includes a special spring preview. Sponsored by Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance.

Hosted by the Margie Barilla Foundation at Chicken N Pickle in Oklahoma City, the National Foster Care Social brings the community together in support of children in foster care. The day features open-play pickleball with rotating partners, making it welcoming for both beginners and experienced players. Lunch is included, offering a relaxed chance to connect after the games. Guests are encouraged to wear athletic shoes and bring a water bottle, and paddles will be available to borrow. Proceeds support the foundation’s mission to assist children in foster care and survivors of human trafficking with critical resources and emergency shelter support.

Dubai House announces a Saturday residency at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market, featuring luxury stuffed kunafa cookies inspired by Mediterranean and French culinary traditions. Each cookie is baked locally in Oklahoma City with halal ingredients. Pick up a fresh dessert and enjoy something a little different. Look for them downstairs and follow the signs.

Designed for first-time digital camera owners, this beginner-friendly class at Bedford Camera & Video (Oklahoma City) helps participants feel confident using a new camera through practical, hands-on guidance. Instruction covers caring for your gear, navigating essential controls, how shutter and flash functions work, making the most of scene modes, and selecting output and printing options. This is a single session lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours, and there are no prerequisites. The fee is $25, or free with the purchase of a camera and Camera+, and the store can provide details. Class size is limited to 8 to 15 participants depending on the venue.

Curious about one of the trading card games hosted during the week but not sure how to play or whether it is a good fit? This learn to play session provides guidance from staff, helping newcomers understand the rules and get started.

Explore a temporary marketplace featuring crafters and vendors with a wide range of handmade creations. Browse jewelry, baked treats, decor for the home, leather pieces and more. Vendor spaces are available for those who would like to participate.

At Street Smarts Gallery, a sidewalk showcase features an exhibition and sale of artwork by EAA members. Visitors can view the pieces and purchase art during this members-focused event.

Set in Historic Capitol Hill at Plaza Calle Dos Cinco, this 21st annual celebration presents a parade alongside a street festival that highlights culture, community, and tradition in Oklahoma City. The theme emphasizes growing together to be stronger and more united, recognizing the progress of the Latino community and the connections it shares with the broader city. The gathering honors the customs that bring people together, the diversity that adds strength, and a shared future built collectively. Applications to participate are open.

This bean dinner fundraiser supports the Moore Council On Aging, with proceeds helping provide transportation for seniors in Moore. Hosted at the Brand Senior Center, it features crafts, quilts, and a friendly dose of fun alongside the meal. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for children 12 and under. For more information, call 405-799-3130.

Pokémon TCG trainers gather each Saturday morning for a Standard-format league at DZ Comics. Participants bring current-format Standard decks to compete with local players in a long-running weekly event where first place is up for grabs. The league also takes part in seasonal Cup and Challenge events.

Get started with line dancing in a friendly class designed for beginners. Move to chart-toppers and country classics while building confidence, breaking a sweat, and connecting with fellow dancers. Each one-hour session is $10 and covers crowd favorites such as Shivers, Choosing Texas, Love Potion 666, Fireball, Whiskey Drinkin' SOB, Burn It Down, Cupid Shuffle, Uptown Funk, Copperhead Road, Crank It Up, Tipsy, Glass of Wine, Boots on the Ground, Same Ole Two Step, Any Man of Mine, and Timber, with dozens more in rotation. Song and dance requests are welcomed, and no prior dance experience is required.

Nail trims are available for $10, with complimentary trims for foster pets. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets are welcome. Walk-ins are welcome, no appointment required. Please keep pets leashed or safely contained. Cash and card payments are accepted.

Enjoy a casual session of Dungeons & Dragons with a $3 entry fee. Beginners are welcome, so it is easy to give the game a try or return to the table.

Explore what Reiki is in a relaxed, welcoming setting. This session introduces the fundamentals of the practice, how it works, and how it can support balance and well-being for mind, body, and spirit. Both newcomers and those with prior experience are welcome, and no background is required. Expect time for learning, conversation, relaxation, and a brief personal experience with Reiki. Each ticket includes a 10-minute chair Reiki session immediately after the class and 10 percent off a first full Reiki session. Attendees are encouraged to arrive comfortable and open to exploring something new.

Settle into a relaxed paint session and create a tranquil lakeside scene filled with vivid autumn hues. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early for check-in, ordering drinks, getting an apron, finding your seat, and settling in for the artist introduction. Instruction begins on time, and late arrivals may miss important guidance. Enhance the experience with an optional DIY candle add-on for $25. Pick from 25 fragrances and pour a soy candle made from all-natural wax before class. It sets while you paint, so you leave with two creations. Candle participants should arrive 30 minutes early, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle portion. Bricktown traffic and parking can be busy and unpredictable, so allow extra time to get settled. Public classes require a minimum of five registrations. If that number is not reached, participants are contacted at least six hours in advance and may choose a class credit or a full refund. Cancellations follow a clear schedule. With 48 hours or more, receive a refund or transfer. At 24 hours, transfers are available. With less than 24 hours’ notice or no notice, the reservation is forfeited. Regular public classes welcome ages 13 to 17 when accompanied by an adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are offered separately and allow all ages with a paid seat. For accessibility details, call ahead for instructions.

The group meets at Lazy Circles Brewing in Norman for a nonfiction discussion focused on issues shaping the world today. This session highlights Chip War by Chris Miller. Buying the book through The Lore is optional. Participants may attend even if they have not finished reading, though the conversation will include the ending. Attendance is flexible, and participants may attend meetings as frequently or infrequently as they wish.

Bed By 10 brings a 30-plus clubbing night to Oklahoma City, inviting dancers to relive the standout sounds of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s without the late night. A resident DJ keeps the floor moving with classic anthems while vibrant visuals set the scene. The focus is on upbeat energy, meeting people, and enjoying great music, all with an eye toward feeling good the next day. Purchasing tickets indicates acceptance of the event’s terms and conditions, and a customer service team is available to help with questions.

Turnstile brings The Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 to the stage with Die Splitz joining the lineup. Doors open for entry, then the show follows.

A creative evening just for teens in Midwest City features art, music, face painting, and time with friendly ferrets. This drop-off event welcomes ages 11 through 12th grade and offers a dedicated hideaway room for relaxing between activities and meeting new friends. Registration is required. Participants receive $5 off shelf items, and the same savings applies to any special projects added that night. Costs vary, starting at $10, with a minimum charge of $10 that will be applied to the lowest shelf item if a different shelf is not selected. Send your teen with cash or a card if they plan to choose from other shelves in the studio or purchase snacks.

Featuring Love Stories, K.M. Martin, and Angie K., this relaxed night of romance books takes place at Anthem Brewing. Explore novels by romance writers, browse book-focused vendors and local artisans, sample autumn-inspired brews, and connect with fellow readers. It channels the nostalgia of a grown-up book fair with a cozy fall feel. Admission is free for all.

Put your driving skills to the test at an autocross at Remington Park, conducted solely by the Oklahoma Region of the Sports Car Club of America. The OMC’s program runs through OKSCCA, with OMC members Doug and Charli Childers serving as Autocross Directors. Online registration is available until the day before the event, and registration also reopens on event day with a late fee for day-of entries. New participants are supported with a guided course walk. All cars must display numbers and class before tech, and tech should be completed after registering and checking in, then before walking the course. A mandatory drivers meeting is held for all competitors. Entry fees are $50 for SCCA members when paid before event day or $60 when paid on the day. Non-members receive a weekend membership and pay $75 before event day or $80 on the day. For additional details, contact Autocross Directors Doug and Charli Childers. All events are held at Remington Park unless otherwise noted.

Settle in for a Sunday jazz brunch at Tellers featuring beloved staples such as Eggs Benedict and lemon buttermilk pancakes, alongside Italian selections from the wood fired grill. Live jazz fills The Great Hall as a selection of sparkling and signature brunch cocktails completes the experience.

Wanderlust Pop Up Shops returns to Wheeler Ferris Wheel for the fall season, featuring a marketplace centered on handmade and Oklahoma-made goods, along with repurposed, upcycled and boutique finds. Admission to the shops is free. Vendor opportunities are open for these categories, and direct sales or multi-level marketing are not accepted. Sponsored by Renewal by Andersen and Statewide Remodeling. Wanderlust is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Rhea Lana’s of Norman-Moore presents a seasonal pop-up consignment sale featuring family-focused deals. Hundreds of area families will offer inspected, gently used items for children at savings of roughly 60 to 90 percent off typical retail prices. Expect clothing for infants through teens along with maternity apparel, shoes, baby gear, furniture, toys, books, DVDs, electronics, bedding, nursery decor, and more. A private pre-sale is available with both paid and free ticket options, and each pass covers the purchaser plus one guest. Children are not permitted at the pre-sale. That ticket also includes early entry to a half-price pre-sale ahead of public discount days. When doors open to everyone, admission is free and no ticket is required. Those interested in consigning can turn unused family items into extra income while giving them a second life. Payment methods include cash, credit, and Apple Pay.

Now in its 28th year, the AIDS Walk of OKC takes place at Myriad Gardens in downtown Oklahoma City, bringing the community together for a walk dedicated to awareness, remembrance, and change. Registration is free for individuals and teams, and opportunities are available for vendor tents and event sponsorships. Friendly competition includes awards for the largest team, the highest fundraising individual and team, and spirited participants, with a special nod to pets. Families, friends, coworkers, and four-legged companions come together to make every step count.

DZ Comics and Gaming hosts weekly Magic: The Gathering Commander matches that bring players together for Commander play. Every participant leaves with at least one pack.

This booster draft uses the latest standard set as the default option. Drafters may choose a different set instead, and the entry fee will be adjusted according to that selection. Entry pricing varies.

Participants compete in a Lorcana tournament using the constructed format, with a $6 entry fee.

Red Coyote Runtoberfest 5K delivers a festive run paired with a lively post-race celebration. The 3.1-mile course takes runners through Heritage Hills and begins and ends in front of Fassler Hall. After finishing, participants can enjoy COOP Aleworks beer, giveaways, music, and race medals. Presented by Red Coyote, COOP Aleworks, and Fassler Hall, this family friendly event offers fun for all ages.

This beginner-focused salsa series welcomes those with no prior dance experience. Most participants attend solo, and partners rotate so everyone has a chance to practice with different people. If you arrive with a partner, you can choose to stay together. The course is structured as a four-class sequence, and new students should begin on the first session of the cycle. A $20 discount is available on the four-class package with the code NEWSTUDENT. For questions, text or call (405) 870-3020. Classes take place at 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. Wear comfortable clothing that allows your arms and legs to move freely. Shoes with smooth soles, whether flats or heels, are recommended, and dress shoes typically work well. Sneakers with rubber soles can grip the floor and make turns harder, but they are still allowed.

Space Cadets: Sci-Fi Book Club gathers readers of science fiction for conversation at Beer Is Good Brewing Co. Participation does not require purchasing the book through The Lore, and finishing the book is not necessary, although the discussion includes the ending. Attendance is flexible and there is no expectation to be at every meeting. The featured selection is Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr, which connects characters across time and place through a single ancient text. In 1453 Constantinople, an orphaned seamstress and a boy devoted to animals risk everything on opposite sides of the city walls. In Idaho in 2020, a struggling idealist faces a shattering choice when an elderly man stands in his way. In an unspecified future, Konstance is the last hope for the human race and looks to the oldest stories for guidance as her small community faces peril. Together these narratives explore survival, resilience, and the power of storytelling.

Learn bachata with BailaOKC Dance Studio at Chisholm Creek Event Center in a friendly, social setting. This beginner-focused class welcomes absolute newcomers and anyone interested in building a strong foundation, and it is open to all levels. No prior dance experience is needed, and no partner is required because partners rotate. Expect clear instruction on the basics, a relaxed atmosphere, and plenty of opportunities to meet new people while getting moving. Single classes are available, with discounted package options for those who plan to commit.

Test your skills in a One Piece tournament with a $5 entry fee. Matches are one-on-one in a constructed format, and Swiss pairings continue until a single undefeated competitor is determined. The competition takes place at Video Games Plus.

Victorious Ink Body Art Studio in OKC debuts a new comedy open mic featuring 12 comics at each show. Anyone who signs up after the list is full is guaranteed a spot on the next mic, and bringing a guest earns an automatic spot. Every show includes a featured headliner, and this one highlights Jugernaut headliner Nick Campbell. Tattoo and body modification services are available on site.

A friendly meetup at Black Bear Diner in Moore, OK features updates on upcoming events, distribution of supplies to foster pawrents, and recognition of a Volunteer of the Month.

A globe-spanning book club at Apple Tree Chocolate reads and discusses works by authors from countries across the world, often set in those places. The featured book is Making Love to the Land by Joshua Whitehead (Peguis First Nation). Purchasing the book through The Lore is not required to participate. Finishing the book is not mandatory, although the discussion will cover the ending. Attendance is flexible, so participants can drop in for individual meetings as it suits their schedule.

At Abel's Mexican Restaurant, this Chamber Referral Group lunch connects Chamber members to talk about their businesses and identify referral opportunities for one another. CHRG stands for Chamber Referral Group, and the emphasis is on learning what each member offers so referrals can be shared within the group.

A Halloween themed evening in the Plaza District invites ghouls and goblins to dress up and roam the neighborhood for a night of frights and fun. Attendees can creep through the area while trying not to get caught by a monster, then show off costumes as favorites are judged. Plaza businesses will roll out Ghoul’s Night programming to bring on the creepy crawlies. A Friends of the Plaza VIP area will feature a special experience with complimentary brews courtesy of Anthem Brewing Company, LLC, with location to be announced. Additional attractions will be announced soon.

Akeem Ali brings The Texture Tour to Tower Theatre OKC for a live performance in OKC. Fans of Domani, Tye Harris, and Old Orleans may be especially interested.

A one day celebration of trail running brings several distances on a shared course network, with options around 5K, 10K, 25K, and 50K taking place together. Every route is built on real trails with natural terrain, elevation changes, and dirt underfoot, and the character of the course can vary by city. Some stretches may briefly touch gravel or pavement, yet the experience stays rooted in the trails. From a first trail 5K to a challenging 50K, participants line up for a genuine off road race surrounded by a community with the same goal.

A free, public walk and community resource fair focused on suicide prevention welcomes all, including military members and veterans, their families, first responders, survivors, supporters, and neighbors. Two trails share a single purpose. The Hope Trail offers a brisk, reflective stroll that encourages connection, while the Be The One Trail spans just over a mile and brings people together to affirm that seeking help, holding hope, and pursuing healing are all okay. Alongside the walk, a resource fair highlights local organizations where attendees can gather information and talk with people who care. A no-cost raffle is included, with eligibility requiring walk registration and being present that day. The heart of the event is simple yet powerful. One conversation, one moment, or one person can make a difference. By walking together and engaging with resources, participants can show others they are not alone, help break silence and stigma, and inspire meaningful change. Be the one who shows up, cares, and takes action.

This state-required concealed carry training satisfies licensing requirements recognized in 38 states, including Oklahoma. The class includes a classroom lecture and a practical range session. Bring pen and paper for the lecture, and do not bring firearms or ammunition into the classroom. For the range portion, bring a handgun and 50 rounds of factory ammunition. A firearm may be your own, borrowed from someone you know, or rented on site, and ammunition can be purchased if needed. Safety glasses and hearing protection are required, and complimentary gear is available if you do not have your own. The cost is $60 with prepayment or $70 if paid on the day of class, with additional range fees. There is a lunch break at Billy SImms BBQ next door. For questions, call 405-777-3428.

The Last Page Bookstore celebrates its birthday with a community event featuring a variety of vendors and visiting authors. Highlights include giveaways, swag bags for the first 15 customers, face painting, food trucks, and free books.

Bogeys & Bad Knees brings Eagle OPS' disc golf community together for fresh air, fellowship, and easygoing competition. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to longtime players, whether knees are creaky, strong, or somewhere in between. The focus is on connection and a good time, with some chasing birdies, others stacking up bogeys, and many simply glad to see a disc fly where it should. Loaner discs are available for anyone who needs them, or participants can bring their own. Play a full round or just a few holes, and enjoy a relaxed pace that makes conversation come naturally. The group meets at Mid America Disc Golf Course, gathering in the parking lot before heading onto the course, and emphasizes staying active, sharing laughs, and building the relationships that strengthen the community.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour brings action to Paycom Center as fan favorites Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus roar to life. FMX riders perform gravity-defying tricks while a robotic dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars amps up the spectacle. The lineup also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging in horn first. It is a high-energy experience with plenty of thrills for the whole family.

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.

In Midwest City, artist Elizabeth Schilling leads an adult-focused workshop where alcohol inks and controlled flames are used to create geode-inspired coasters. Participants can make a set of four coasters or design a single tile that will be mounted on a wooden framed base. A wide selection of ink colors is available, along with gold or silver oil accents and diamond glitter, as you work on ceramic 4.5 inch tiles. Pieces are finished with a glossy seal and felt backing. The class includes a discussion of fire safety and is open to adults and mature teens only, with no children permitted. Feel free to bring dinner, or purchase snacks and drinks on site.

Constant Readers is a book club that focuses on one author at a time, and this year highlights the works of Stephen King. The group meets at Legally Brewed. This gathering continues the discussion of It by Stephen King, focusing on part two. Purchasing the book through The Lore is optional. Finishing the book in advance is not required, though the conversation will include spoilers and the ending. Attendance is flexible, so participants can choose which meetings to attend. Upcoming selections in the Stephen King lineup include Pet Sematary and Misery.

Coffee with Veterans is a relaxed gathering where service members past and present can connect over complimentary coffee. Operator Mark and veterans from the community come together to share stories, build camaraderie, and enjoy fellowship. Open to active military members and veterans. Held on the second Monday of each month.

Sleeping With Sirens brings the An Ending In Itself Tour to Diamond Ballroom, with Rain City Drive and Shyeye joining the bill. The event is open to all ages and is general admission with standing room only. Special guest appearances are subject to change. Presented by DCF Concerts.

Learn what Red Coyote’s Fall/Winter Go Farther 10K Training Program offers during an informational meeting. Attend in person at Red Coyote in the Classen Curve or join virtually via Zoom, with both options available for convenience. Staff will answer questions, explain how the program works, and share guidance to help you begin training and pursue your running goals.

At The Underground Coffee, this relaxed gathering brings together local women entrepreneurs to connect, exchange ideas, and encourage one another's growth. Participants can enjoy a cup of coffee and bring business cards, since a single conversation could lead to a new opportunity.

Quarterly Classics Book Club reads and discusses one classic each quarter at Levity Breakfast House. This meeting focuses on My Ántonia by Willa Cather, following Jim Burden, an orphan from Virginia, and Ántonia Shimerda, the eldest daughter of a Bohemian immigrant family, as both arrive in Nebraska as children and grow up on the prairie. The challenging yet fertile landscape and the experiences of early settlers shape their lives in lasting ways. Often cited as Cather’s first masterpiece, the novel is recognized for bringing the American West vividly to life. Participants do not need to purchase the book through The Lore to take part. Finishing the book is not required, although the discussion will include the ending. Attendance can be occasional, and readers are welcome to drop in for any quarter that fits their schedule.

Children ages 4 to 12 can spend a school break day at a camp with crafts, indoor and outdoor play, and playground time. The cost is $125. Families are asked to send a refillable water bottle and a lunch that does not require a microwave. Drop off and pick up are allowed at any time throughout the day. Please enter through the Camp Mustang Door, which faces the Aquatic Park parking lot. Registration is required and spots are limited, so early sign-ups are recommended. The camp is held at the Mustang Recreation Center.

This monthly support group offers peer connection, education, and a welcoming sense of community for individuals and families affected by Parkinson's disease. Participants can share experiences, learn together, and support one another in a caring environment.

This free, 6.5-hour Youth Mental Health First Aid workshop helps adults identify and respond to potential mental health or substance use concerns in young people. Participants learn how to listen without judgment, offer reassurance, and connect youth with suitable professional support. The training reviews common signs and symptoms that may affect youth, presents the ALGEE action plan for when a young person may be struggling, and provides guidance for responding in both crisis and non-crisis situations. It also addresses the importance of caring for your own well-being after offering support. Hosted at The Well and offered three times per year.

Need a little social motivation to push a project forward, or a few second opinions on choices like color? Bring a work in progress to The Oracle and spend time creating alongside others. Participation and setup are free. Just come with your project and the supplies you need. This club meets every third Friday of the month.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of Disney's Hocus Pocus at Lion's Park. Bring a picnic or pick up treats from the food truck, and get comfortable with blankets or lawn chairs for a movie night under the stars. Invite friends and take a spooky trip down memory lane with this Disney classic.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, with special guests The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp joining the lineup.

Enjoy an evening of Latin rhythms in Oklahoma City with salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba, and cumbia. A beginner lesson starts things off, followed by open dancing. The venue is 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. Admission is $20 at the door, and a VIP list offers discounts. For questions, text or call (405) 870-3020.

The Fall Mama Mixer & Market returns to Wheeler Ferris Wheel with two extra hours this year. Look for food trucks, a pumpkin patch and petting zoo, bounce houses, character meet and greets, and shopping from more than 80 local businesses and pop up vendors. Entry to the market is free, and the first 30 mamas to arrive receive a tote bag filled with goodies. Sponsored by Aurora Pediatric Dentistry & Care and Pediatric Urgent Care. Vendors are asked not to respond to accounts or comments claiming to be selecting participants, as these are spam.

Practice your French in a friendly, low-key setting at this free, in-person conversation gathering. People of all ages and skill levels are welcome to chat and build confidence through casual, open-ended discussion. Feel free to bring a favorite coffee and enjoy the session in the South lounge at All Souls Episcopal Church.

The Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, heads to the Bennett Event Center at Oklahoma City Fair Park with a celebration of custom cars, music, and community. Expect a showcase of standout lowriders from across the country along with live performances from multiple artists to be announced. Ticketing opens soon. Competitive highlights include the lowrider hopping contest, awards and trophies, and additional challenges, with more than 15,000 dollars in cash and prizes on the line. RC Blvd features remote controlled car displays, and the show floor includes shopping and vendors offering unique goods and services. Food and beverages will be available, special guests will be revealed, and the experience is designed to be family friendly.

Lace up for a Halloween-themed run on the Ruby Grant trails, where playful frights and festive surprises line the course. This annual event features both a 5K and a 1 mile fun run and walk, inviting costumes with prizes, a live DJ, games, and sweet treats at the finish. Whether aiming for a personal best or enjoying an easy outing with friends, the celebration is designed for all ages. As the fourth stop in the Norman Race Series, this race also ties into series perks. Registering for the full lineup offers a 20 percent discount and eligibility for end-of-series awards. If space remains, race day registration is credit or debit only and closes 15 minutes before the start. 5K entry includes a finisher medal, a custom bib with timing tag, a custom flashlight while supplies last, a beer ticket for participants 21 and older, and access to all the Halloween party fun. A custom race shirt can be added, with details to be announced. The 1 mile entry includes a medal, a custom bib, a custom flashlight while supplies last, a beer ticket for those 21 and older, and the same festivities. A shirt add-on will also be available. Please note that the 5K incorporates adult-oriented effects such as strobe lights and fog. It is not recommended for individuals with epilepsy or light sensitivities, anyone with health concerns, or minors. Those with concerns can opt for the 1 mile. A separate youth Trick or Treat Trot will be hosted at the race site by Norman Parks and Recreation. Volunteer roles are available under the Volunteer tab, and charity partner details will be updated soon.

Each meeting centers on a monthly discussion theme drawn from the Star Wars episodes. Participants are invited to bring an item that fits the theme for a friendly show and tell, such as a favorite collectible, book, or toy. For October, the focus is live action Star Wars Stories like Solo, Kenobi, Ahsoka, Mandalorian, and Andor. The group also collects kid friendly items in new or like new condition for the children at Integris Spencer. In October, the requested donation is candy with no sticks or gum. If you come across something tied to a different month’s theme, it is still welcome.

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.

Beer Is Good Brewing Co hosts a horror-focused book club from The Lore that explores chilling reads all year, with occasional picks in the thriller and dystopian genres. The featured book for this meeting is The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell. Buying the book through The Lore is optional. Finishing the book is not required, though the discussion will include the ending. Attendance is flexible, and participants may come as often or as rarely as they like.

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.

Streams of Consciousness Book Club focuses on the mind body connection through a blend of discussion, theory, and workbook practice. This group meets at The Lore. The current reading includes Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg and the Nonviolent Communication Companion Workbook by Lucy Leu. Purchasing the books from The Lore is not required to take part in the conversation. The discussion explores what can make everyday talk harmful, such as judging, blaming, name-calling, reacting in anger, speaking without listening, racial bias, bullying, discrimination, political rhetoric, and labeling people or ideas as good or bad or right or wrong. It also delves into Nonviolent Communication as an integration of consciousness rooted in compassion, collaboration, courage, and authenticity, mindful use of language that builds connection, practical skills for asking clearly and hearing others even in disagreement while moving toward solutions that work for everyone, and an approach to influence that shares power with others. The practice aims to expand a sense of choice, meaning, and connection, deepen empathic relationships with self and others, and encourage the sharing of resources so everyone can benefit.

Inks, Streets, and Beats brings tattoo artistry, custom cars, rock and roll, and vintage style together in one high-energy expo at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Guests can watch skilled tattoo artists create designs in real time or opt for new ink as the creative action unfolds. The showcase also highlights standout vehicles, from custom lowriders to classic muscle, alongside a pin-up competition that celebrates retro fashion and flair. Live bands and headlining acts keep the music going throughout, while food trucks, craft brews, and specialty cocktails add plenty of flavor between sets. Ticket sale announcements and opportunities for artists and vendors are planned, with updates, giveaways, and sneak peeks shared on social media.

Celebrate classic rides in Moore, Oklahoma with a community gathering that blends vintage vehicles, food, games, raffles, and a silent auction. Families and individual enthusiasts can attend to admire the show or participate with a car, truck, or bike. General admission without a vehicle is free. Early bird entry is $20 for cars and trucks and $15 for bikes, with standard entry at $25 for cars and trucks and $20 for bikes. Attendee voting will determine cash awards for first, second, and third place. All proceeds support the Gospel of Life Association, a 501c organization dedicated to faithful and dignified end of life care for those who are less fortunate. Registration for show vehicles is available.

Downtown Bethany merchants host an annual Fall Fest with games along the sidewalks, trunk or treat stations, shopping, costumes, treats and sweets, raffle drawings, and giveaways. It is a lively celebration filled with seasonal fun.

This monthly book-to-film club meets at Legally Brewed to read stories that have been adapted for the screen, then watch the movie and talk about the differences. Attendance is flexible, and purchasing the book through The Lore is optional. It is not required to finish the book beforehand, but the conversation will include the ending. The featured title for this session is The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay, a tense tale about seven-year-old Wen and her dads at a secluded New Hampshire cabin where four unexpected visitors arrive with a chilling plea tied to a looming global crisis.

The newest chapter in Sarah J. Maas’s ACOTAR saga returns to Prythian from the number one bestselling author of Court of Thorns and Roses. Expect romance, peril, and intrigue as the latest installment arrives. Reserve a copy ahead of time by preordering through direct message or by phone. Sales will begin at the official on-sale time with no early purchases. The café will remain open for the duration of the event.

Celebrate the launch of the sixth ACOTAR book with a late-night party filled with activities and treats. Every ticket includes a copy of the new release along with themed snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Enjoy games with prizes and giveaways, a trivia session, and a photo booth that prints keepsakes. Browse vendors offering ACOTAR merchandise, pick up a themed goodie bag, and get creative with a charm necklace or bracelet craft. Themed attire is encouraged to add to the fun. For those not attending, midnight curbside pickup is available for preorders only, and anyone who has already preordered should check email for a discount code equal to the book price.

The OU Glow Parade in Norman highlights University of Oklahoma homecoming activities. The OU Campus Activity Council organizes and conducts the parade, while the Oklahoma Mustang Club supports it by providing convertibles for dignitaries and is seeking 10 cars for this role. For questions about the parade, contact the OU Campus Activity Council. More information will be shared.

Eric's Toy Extravaganza presents a Halloween edition at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds with a family-friendly atmosphere centered on nostalgia. Explore vintage toys, retro video games, comics, action figures, and other collectibles spread across hundreds of tables and vendors. Activities include trick-or-treating with vendors, a costume contest, and hourly raffles. It works as a daytime stop before evening trick-or-treating, offering a chance to treasure hunt and rediscover childhood favorites. Early entry is available for $10.

A dress-up celebration with spooky vibes and energetic dancing that keeps the mood playful and fun.

This book club explores historical fiction from a range of eras and countries, meeting at Yellow Dog Coffee for discussion. The next conversation focuses on "Under the Udala Trees" by Chinelo Okparanta. Purchasing the book through The Lore is optional. Finishing the book is not required, although the ending will be discussed. Attendance is flexible, with no expectation to be at every meeting.

Returning with the theme The Heavenly and the Haunted, The Future of Then brings a spirited mix of creative showcases, interactive puzzling, and a lively marketplace. New highlights include a cryptological role-playing game with prizes, an outdoor tented vendor courtyard, and a Victorian science lab presenting era-appropriate demonstrations. The creative roster features Scott Van Eck, Raynah, Patrick Hurd, Amber Caskey, Brodie Butler, Jerry Bennett, Buck Bennett, Joshua Cook of Metamorphosis, Joe Tribett, Torey Butler, Jesica Bianciotto, Trayson Connor, Grace Kregger, Brigette Drabek, Amanda Martinez, Abby Storey, and more. Marketplace offerings are set to include Stanley Sterling's Sweet Tonic Factory, Aloha Ever After Creations, Hollow Hills Gothic, M.T. Rock Head, Dark Side Cactus, and The Future of Then Gift Shop, with additional vendors expected.

The inaugural Bonfire Rucking Challenge brings movement, endurance, community, and time outdoors together at Lake Thunderbird. Taking place in the Clear Bay Recreational Area at Lake Thunderbird State Park, participants will cover the trail system with a weighted ruck pack and experience Oklahoma’s natural landscape from a fresh perspective. It welcomes seasoned endurance athletes, hikers, military veterans, first responders, and anyone seeking a challenge while building connections. Participants can choose between the Founders Challenge and Standard Rucking Divisions. Expect a scenic course, a bonfire gathering area, sponsor and vendor booths, and music that adds to a welcoming community feel. Finishers receive patches and gear. The standard dry weight is 25 pounds, with water not counted in that total, and staying hydrated is strongly encouraged. Hosted by CouragEndures and Good Earth Provisions. More details and registration information will be available soon.

Step into a world of knights and kilts at the 5th Annual OKC Renaissance and Scottish Festival at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. The celebration features jousts and jests, fairies and pirates, Vikings and vagabonds, minstrels and magicians, along with fire breathers, falconry, kings and queens, dancers and daredevils, turkey legs, and plenty of family fun. The festival also highlights the OKC Highland Games, with OKC hosting the Men's International Highland Games Federation USA National Championship, where elite athletes compete for the chance to represent Team USA in the World Games.

Bethany marks the Route 66 centennial with a daylong celebration in the downtown area. The festivities feature food, games, music, shopping, and more. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating as sellers.

A pop up shop style craft and vendor fair showcasing handmade creations, jewelry pieces, baked treats, home decor, leather accessories and more. Multiple sellers gather in one marketplace, offering a way to browse a broad selection of goods.

The Norman Mardi Gras Society’s gumbo cook off fills The Depot with Mardi Gras spirit. Attendees can sample a variety of gumbo from local cooks while supporting the 2027 Norman Mardi Gras Parade. Local cooks can also enter the competition.

A Night With Nexus, the Diamond Gala, celebrates a decade of impact for Nexus Animals. The organization began with a focus on horses in need and has grown into Oklahoma’s largest nonprofit serving horses, dogs, and cats, thanks to a community that believes in second chances for every animal. Hosted at Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club, the evening highlights stories of lives changed, appreciation for the people who made that progress possible, and a look ahead to the next chapter filled with hope, compassion, and renewed opportunity. Gala leadership includes chairpersons Charito Rodriguez and Yenni Vance. The celebration honors adopters, fosters, volunteers, donors, partners, and supporters of all kinds. Sponsorships and tables are available, offering a meaningful way to enjoy the event while helping sustain the lifesaving work that ensures more horses, dogs, cats, and the families who love them receive the care they need.

Constant Readers Book Club meets at Legally Brewed to explore the work of a single author, with the year dedicated to Stephen King. This session focuses on Pet Sematary by Stephen King. Finishing the book is not required, although the discussion will include spoilers and the ending. Buying the book through The Lore is optional. Attendance is flexible, and participation in every meeting is not expected. A future discussion will feature Misery by Stephen King.

Bethany Children’s Health Center is offering a complimentary community luncheon that includes a guided tour and a short program. Attendees can learn about the organization’s mission, culture, and services, and will have opportunities to meet the CEO, an outpatient family, and members of the staff. A meal is included. Space is limited to 40 participants, and registration remains open until all seats are filled, with friends and family welcome to register.

Designed for both competition teams and anyone who loves great barbecue, this two day gathering blends friendly rivalry with community spirit. Friday brings two Rib Cookoff Association rib contests alongside a chicken wing competition, a high energy kickoff that fills the air with the sights, smells, and flavors of live barbecue. Saturday keeps the momentum going with two more rib categories and a steak contest, plus a kids dessert challenge that puts young creators in the spotlight. The popular People's Choice tasting lets the public try entries and vote, adding a fun way to be part of the action. From serious pitmaster showdowns to family friendly moments, the Warriors for Freedom BBQ offers a full weekend of flavor and camaraderie.

Celebrate ACOTAR 6 with a post release gathering centered on magic, conversation, and community two weeks after the book’s debut. Enjoy series themed swag, specialty drinks, and fae inspired treats while fans share their thoughts about the newest installment. The event welcomes all fae, including Illyrian males. Tickets are required, and a spot can be reserved by sending a private message.

At Cleveland County Fairgrounds, this annual specialty combined with all-breed obedience and rally competitions includes a free soup supper on Friday evening after setup, a tailgate gathering on Saturday after the shows, and a C Match, with additional activities planned. The Premium List will be released soon.

This state-mandated class provides the instruction required to be licensed to carry in 38 states, including Oklahoma. The training combines classroom learning with a live-fire practical, spanning a full eight hours. For the lecture, bring pen and paper for notes, and do not bring firearms or ammunition into the classroom. For the range portion, bring a pistol and 50 rounds of factory ammunition. You may use your own handgun, borrow one from a friend or family member, or rent one on site, and ammunition is available for purchase if needed. Safety glasses and hearing protection are required, with complimentary gear available if you do not have your own. The cost is $60 when prepaid or $70 if paid the day of class, with additional range fees. A lunch break is planned at Billy Sims BBQ next door. These classes are offered on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. For questions, call 405-777-3428.

Returning for the fall and winter season in its fifth year, this shopping day fills the Centennial Building at the fairgrounds with vendors offering handmade jewelry, home decor, gifts, children’s items and boutique finds. Admission is free and a cash bar will be available. Vendor opportunities are open for women’s clothing, handmade goods, decor, gifts, children’s items, packaged foods and boutique businesses, with no direct sales or multi level marketing accepted. Partnered with Tailored Remodeling and sponsored by Renewal by Andersen, Native Chiropractic and Roam & Wander. Girls Day Out is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Bones and Brews Book Club with Beer Is Good Brewing Co. offers a year round focus on horror, with occasional thrillers and dystopian selections. This meeting centers on Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica. Buying the book through The Lore is optional. Finishing the book is not required, though the discussion will cover the ending. Attendance is flexible, whether frequent or occasional. The conversation takes place at Beer Is Good Brewing Company.

Enjoy lunch and inspiring moments alongside a runway fashion showcase by CK & Company, all in support of providing breast healthcare at no cost for uninsured neighbors.

The seventeenth annual Santa Market craft show fills the Pavilion Building at OKC State Fair Park with a festive marketplace that supports the Alzheimer’s Association of Oklahoma. Explore a wide range of finds from more than 200 local vendors and small businesses, including boutique clothing, pet goods, home décor, holiday crafts, jewelry, and children’s items. Admission is free, parking is free, and photos with Santa are complimentary, creating an easy, family-friendly outing for holiday shoppers.

A bus trip carries Aggie fans to Norman for the Texas A&M vs Oklahoma game at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, with an early departure that allows time to sleep on the way. After the final whistle, the bus returns to Houston. Open to Aggie fans, families, and friends. Game tickets are not included and must be purchased separately. Space is limited.

Oklahoma Lightning 14U is holding open tryouts for every position at Buck Thomas Ball Park. League play also takes place at Buck Thomas. The team emphasizes hard-working players and committed parents. For more information, contact Jerry Glover at 405-590-3613 or Joshua Kennedy at 405-973-7454.

Coping with Labor Pains is an interactive, hands-on childbirth class focused on preparing parents for a natural birth. Through guided practice, participants learn practical ways to handle labor without pain medication and gain the confidence to work with the process. The material is also useful for those considering medication, offering strategies for navigating early labor before interventions are an option. The class includes instruction in breathing, touch-based comfort measures like hip squeezes, counter pressure and massage, and effective positioning for different phases and variations of labor. Participants also explore tools such as a rebozo, a birth ball, hydrotherapy and TENS units. Additional topics include how to weigh benefits and risks to make clear decisions, mental techniques for relaxation, approaches to pursuing a natural birth in a hospital, and methods for communicating positively with medical staff. Attendees often describe leaving feeling prepared and supported, and partners find the experience valuable as well. The fee is $100 per couple. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a pillow or yoga mat is encouraged if available.

JediOKC’s Saturday meeting at Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler follows a rotating discussion theme inspired by the Star Wars saga. This edition spotlights Star Wars Animated, including series like The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch and Visions. Participants may bring an item from those stories to share during show and tell, such as a favorite collectible, book or toy. The group also collects kid-friendly items in new or like-new condition for children at Integris Spencer, and for this month ornament decorations are suggested. Items connected to other monthly themes are welcome as well.

OMC’s monthly gathering takes place in the Great Room at Mustang Town Center, accessible through the dedicated west entrance at the back of the building. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 70 members and guests. OMC merchandise, including t-shirts, polo shirts, and other items, will be available for purchase. The agenda focuses on club business and upcoming events, and with many members arriving in their Mustangs, the parking lot often resembles a car show. After the meeting, the group heads to a nearby restaurant in Mustang for an after meeting meal. This meeting also features the annual elections for board members, along with voting for BOD, appointee, and member of the year, and includes a shared Thanksgiving dinner.

Gather at Legally Brewed for a book-to-film discussion that compares a chosen novel with its screen adaptation. The format is simple, read the book, watch the movie, then talk through what changed and why. Reading the entire book is not required, although the conversation will include the ending. Attendance is flexible, and participants may join whenever it works for them. There is no requirement to purchase the book from The Lore. This session focuses on High Fidelity by Nick Hornby. Rob, a devoted pop music fan who manages a struggling record shop, is reeling after his girlfriend Laura leaves him for the neighbor upstairs. He leans on his eccentric staff, who love debating top five lists across movies, Elvis Costello tracks, and classic TV. He tries dating a singer, uncertain whether the appeal is the person or the record deal. When Laura reappears, Rob begins to consider whether a steadier life with family routines and softer playlists might be worth pursuing.

Norman's Holly Jolly Craft + Gift Market offers a festive marketplace for holiday shopping with a focus on crafts and gifts. The event brings together seasonal finds and gift-ready items in one place for convenient browsing.

A monthly meet up at Black Bear Diner brings people together to review upcoming events, distribute supplies to foster pawrents, and recognize a Volunteer of the Month.

Red Coyote Run Club in Norman offers a friendly, social running experience for runners and walkers of all paces. This free outing welcomes everyone, including dogs and strollers. The route covers about three miles, beginning at Red Coyote Norman, passing through the OU campus, and returning to Red Coyote Norman. Participants should complete the waiver by signing in person or checking in through the Red Coyote app, wear a light for visibility because it is required, and show an ID if they plan to have a beer. Outside beer is not allowed.

A winter season celebration featuring excellent deals on a variety of products. More details will be shared soon.

This group reads historical fiction from a variety of eras and countries and meets at Yellow Dog Coffee Company to talk about the selections. The discussion focuses on The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride. There is no requirement to purchase the book through The Lore. It is not necessary to have finished reading, though the conversation will include the ending. Attendance at every meeting is not required, so take part as it fits your schedule.

Marking its 10th anniversary, Sleigh Bells Market returns with more vendors than ever and a new home in the Modern Living Building at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds. This holiday shopping experience features gifts of all kinds, including vintage treasures, handmade creations, boutique finds, and packaged foods. Admission is free, and a cash bar will be available. The market is welcoming vendor interest in holiday, vintage, handmade, gift, packaged foods, and boutique categories, with no direct sales or multi level marketing allowed. Partnered with Tailored Remodeling and sponsored by Renewal by Andersen. Sleigh Bells Market is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Celebrate the start of the season at the first holiday craft market presented by the Norman High Band Association, a community shopping event that supports the student musicians of the Norman High School Bands. Nearly 40 vendors will feature handmade art, seasonal décor, locally crafted gifts, home goods, fiber and paper creations, specialty foods, and pantry treats, offering plenty of options for thoughtful presents or a little something for yourself. Visitors can take photos with Santa, enjoy live performances by Norman High band students, enter raffles for prizes, grab a bite from food trucks or the concession stand, and use a convenient gift wrapping station. Admission and parking are free, and donations in support of the band program are welcome.

Show Me Reptile Show brings a large, wide-ranging reptile expo to the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City, promoted as the largest and most diverse of its kind in the country. It blends education, discovery, and family-friendly fun for longtime keepers, new hobbyists, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Leading breeders and reputable vendors showcase reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics. Visitors can also find live plants and bioactive supplies along with feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. Browsing is welcome, and many guests attend simply to see the animals, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community behind the hobby. The event welcomes guests of all ages. General admission is available with advance purchase at $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are $15 and ages 7 to 12 are $5, with free entry for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door and includes early entry and free admission on day two at two-day shows.

Explore a pop-up craft and vendor fair at Crafting With Linda Page featuring handcrafted goods, unique jewelry, baked treats, home décor, leather items, and more. Browse a wide selection from crafters and vendors in one convenient marketplace.

Bethany’s downtown merchants present a hometown Christmas celebration filled with music, shopping, visits with Santa, cookies, and prizes. A warm, festive atmosphere and plenty of fun will carry through the evening.

Readers gather at Lazy Circles Brewing in Norman to explore nonfiction that relates to the world we live in today. This session focuses on Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich. Purchasing the book through The Lore is optional and not required for participation. Completing the entire book is not necessary, although the discussion will include the ending. Attendance is flexible, and it is perfectly fine to come occasionally or skip meetings as needed.

Blue October performs on a global tour honoring 20 years of Foiled, offering an evening built around this milestone. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow.

Meet the training requirement for a carry license recognized in 38 states, including Oklahoma, with a full-day class that blends classroom instruction and practical range time. This course is offered on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. For the classroom portion, bring a pen and paper for notes, and do not bring firearms or ammunition into the room. For the hands-on segment, bring a pistol and 50 rounds of factory ammunition. Firearms may be personal, borrowed, or rented, and ammunition is available for purchase if needed. Safety glasses and hearing protection are required, with complimentary gear available if you do not have your own. Tuition is $60 with prepayment or $70 when paying the day of the class, plus additional range fees. There will be a lunch break at Billy SImms BBQ next door. For questions, call 405-777-3428.

Break out your most over-the-top holiday sweater or costume for a playful, Grinch‑inspired run at Legacy Park in Norman. Choose a certified fast and flat 3.1 mile 5K or enjoy a 1 mile fun run or walk, welcoming runners and walkers of all ages and filled with cheerful touches along the way. After you cross the finish line, join the countdown as the park lights up for the holidays, a festive way to kick off the season. Every participant receives a custom medal and a custom race bib, with timed bibs provided for 5K entrants. Optional race shirts are available for adults and youth for an additional $15, and any remaining shirts will be sold on site while sizes and supplies last. This event wraps up the Norman Race Series, with end‑of‑series awards presented to those who completed every race. The charity partner will be announced soon. Race day registration closes 15 minutes before the start, and if space remains, on‑site registration will accept credit or debit card payments only, with many series events known to sell out.

Show off a delightfully loud holiday sweater or costume at a festive run and walk at Legacy Park in Norman. Choose the timed 5K on a flat, certified course or opt for the Merry Mile, both welcoming families and all paces. Expect playful Grinch-inspired touches along the way. Every participant receives a custom medal and a race bib, with timing for the 5K, and event shirts are available as a $15 add-on while supplies last. After finishing, take part in a cheerful countdown as the park sparkles to life for the season. This event is part of a themed race series, with a 20 percent discount and awards eligibility for those who register for the full lineup. Race day registration is card only and entries may sell out. Early packet pickup is available at Beanstalk Coffee & Sno in Norman.

Constant Readers Book Club meets at Legally Brewed to explore works by a single author, with Stephen King featured for the year. This meeting focuses on Misery. Buying the book through The Lore is optional. Reading every page is not required, although the discussion will include spoilers and the ending. Attendance is flexible, and participants may choose the meetings that fit their schedules.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas party at Crest Baptist Church of Midwest City, OK. Attendees are encouraged to bring an old or new gift valued at no more than 20 dollars for a gift exchange. A selection of favorite Christmas dishes will be available for everyone to enjoy. Friends and family are welcome for a time of laughter and fellowship.

Red Coyote Run Club Norman offers a sociable running club experience with a free run, walk, or jog that welcomes all abilities. Everyone is invited, including those with dogs and people pushing strollers. The route is about three miles starting at the Red Coyote Norman location, traveling through OU's campus, then returning to the starting point. Participants need to complete the waiver, which can also be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app. For safety, a light is required for visibility. Anyone who would like a beer should bring a valid ID, and outside beer is not permitted.