Family events in Moore, OK

OMC hosts a Cruise In at a local restaurant where enthusiasts enjoy good food, friendly conversation, and plenty of Mustang talk. Locations are chosen for ample parking, a solid menu, and room to accommodate the group. Turnout typically ranges from 30 to 60 people, and the parking lot often looks like a Mustang car show. It is a family-focused gathering where kids, grandkids, and friends are welcome, and membership is not required to attend.

OKC asked for more, so a second market day has been added with a midweek marketplace featuring local produce, makers, food, and flowers. It provides another opportunity to enjoy the market atmosphere beyond a single weekly day.

Hollywood Corners hosts an evening devoted to hot rods, with cars on display after dark alongside food and adult beverages. A hot rod film plays on an outdoor 260 inch screen for a big-screen experience. The night also features a celebrity guest from the 405. Early arrival can help secure better parking. This event is weather dependent.

Car enthusiasts gather at Boomarang Diner in Midwest City to connect with fellow fans of cars. The meetup centers on friendly conversation, diner fare, and ample parking for participants and visitors. Plans are dependent on the weather.

The Pokemon League is back. Players can trade cards and play matches with others, and prize packs from Play Pokemon will be available in limited quantities.

Practice and demonstrate your chess skills at weekly chess club meetings with friends and family.

Moore Central Park hosts a free movie night featuring Zootopia 2, rated PG. Families and friends can enjoy the film together in a relaxed park setting, with a concession available on site.

Now in its seventh year, this community car show raises funds for children’s causes and Kiwanis civic projects in the Moore area. Entrants compete across multiple classes, with first place and runner-up trophies in each. Best in Show receives a special honor along with a $200 prize. Vendor applications and class details are available from the organizers.

Presented by the City of Midwest City, this casual car meet at Santa Fe Cattle Co. in Midwest City welcomes all ages. Show off your vehicle or browse the lineup while enjoying complimentary coffee and a donut. Admission is free, and there is no fee to enter a vehicle.

Celebrate horses, horsemanship, and friendly competition at Sunset Ranch with a Summer Showcase and Fun Show that welcomes riders of all ages and experience levels. The schedule features Hunter Equitation and Western Equitation with both rail and pattern elements, along with Halter, Showmanship, Trail, and Trail In-Hand. Divisions are offered for Walk, Walk and Trot or Jog, and Walk, Trot, and Canter or Lope. Newcomers are encouraged, green horses are accepted, and schooling attire is perfectly fine. Expect a welcoming setting for families, with ribbons and awards available. It is a chance to gain show experience, build confidence, enjoy time with your horse, and connect with the local horse community.

Climb aboard vintage diesel engines paired with period passenger coaches for a classic rail journey that captures the feel of another era. Regular rides are offered, giving passengers a chance to enjoy the sights and sounds of traditional train travel. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 12, and children under 3 ride free when seated on a parent’s lap.

Discover our local star at Martin Park Nature Center with a free educational program. Use a solar telescope for safe, close-up views of the sun’s features and learn facts about this hot neighbor. Friends of Martin Park will have craft kits available for purchase to make a kaleidoscope, a sun catcher, or sun print art.

Bring the kids for a play date with other moms and get information about MomCo registration for the year. Complimentary popsicles will be available for children, and coffee will be provided for moms.

Spend a day immersed in Oklahoma’s living cowboy heritage with a guided, behind-the-scenes visit to the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the world’s largest live cattle market. Check in at the “Headin to Market” sculpture, then follow along as cowboys, ranchers, and auctioneers keep century-old traditions alive. Learn how modern cattle trading works, hear stories from the range, and see a side of Oklahoma City that many visitors miss. After the tour, sit down at the legendary Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, an Oklahoma City institution since 1910, to sample lamb fries and enjoy a classic steak lunch that includes sirloin steak with salad, homemade rolls, a side, and tea in a dining room steeped in history and cowboy lore. The afternoon continues at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, where the themes from earlier in the day are explored through art, artifacts, rodeo legends, and Western films. From frontier settlers to today’s working cowboys, the exhibits offer a deeper look at the people and values that shaped the American West. Admission to the museum and, if needed, transportation are provided. The guide will wrap up the experience at the museum, and participants are welcome to spend more time there afterward. Minimum of 2 required to book.

Open Studio DIY at Pinot's Palette offers a relaxed, self-guided art experience where you can drop in, choose a project, and create at your own pace. Reservations are not required, and online booking is also available. It is a welcoming setting for families, friends, day dates, or a little solo creative time, and no prior art experience is needed. Optional printed and video instructions are on hand, and you are welcome to stay as long as you like during the session for an easy, come and go vibe. Project choices include a 10 by 10 canvas for $15, a 16 by 20 canvas for $25, a 16 by 20 rustic wood board for $30, or a 16 by 20 canvas with video guidance for $30 that uses your smartphone or iPad to view the tutorial. You can also bring your own project up to 16 by 20 inches for $15, with paints, brushes, and studio time included. A DIY candle experience is available for $25 with a selection of 25 scents to hand pour your own candle. Purchase your project upon arrival and enjoy a full bar with wine, beer, cocktails, mocktails, and snacks to pair with your creative time. All ages are welcome. Offerings, pricing, and age guidelines may vary by location.

A welcoming class at DZ Comics & Gaming helps young Pokémon fans build skills, confidence, and community. Designed for ages 3 to 14, it blends creative Pokémon-themed activities with guidance on trading cards responsibly and fairly. Participants also learn beginner battle strategy, practice good sportsmanship, and make new friends in a supportive environment. Whether they are brand new or already enthusiastic collectors and players, kids can grow their knowledge and have fun together.