Family events in Moore, OK

Settle into a self-paced creative session at Pinot’s Palette, where walk-ins are welcome and online reservations are optional. Pick from painting and DIY options with printed or video guidance available, or bring a piece of your own to continue working on. Core supplies such as paints, brushes, and canvas are provided so you can focus on the fun part. Project pricing is pay-as-you-go: a 10" x 10" canvas is $15, a 16" x 20" canvas is $25, a 16" x 20" rustic wood board is $30, and a 16" x 20" canvas with video tutorial access is $30 if you bring a smartphone or tablet. Bringing your own project up to 16" x 20" is $15 and includes use of studio materials. There is also a candle pouring option for $25 with 25 fragrances to choose from. Purchase your project when you arrive and enhance the experience with selections from the bar menu, including wine, beer, cocktails, mocktails, and snacks. This relaxed format suits families, friends, date days, and solo makers, and it is open to all ages. Offerings, availability, pricing, and age policies can vary by location.

Weekly chess club meetings provide a friendly place to develop chess skills or show them off with friends and family.

West Village Fourth Fridays is a free monthly celebration in West Village OKC that turns the district into an outdoor block party with pop-up markets, family-friendly activities, and live music. Each installment features a changing lineup of entertainment and interactive activations, offering something new every time. It is an opportunity to browse neighborhood shops, enjoy tasty bites, and soak up the lively atmosphere across the area. Businesses along historic Film Row add to the experience with entertainment, special offerings, menu promotions, and retail discounts. The series is produced with Hall Capital as the producing sponsor, with additional support from Scissortail Dermatology, MECU, Paramount on Film Row, Core4 Brewing, Neptune Innovations, and Kalee Isenhour Photography.

The Wheeler District Night Market brings an expanded lineup of local makers and merchants, featuring handmade items, artwork, vintage treasures, specialty foods, and more. There will be live music and a bounce house, creating a lively atmosphere that highlights small businesses and continues a favorite monthly tradition in the district. Sponsors for 2026 include Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin and Kayla Jackson.

The Wheeler District Farmers Market highlights local vendors and small businesses in a welcoming setting. It has become a favorite weekly tradition in the heart of the district, bringing neighbors together around makers, growers, and independent enterprises. Special thanks go to the 2026 sponsors: Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

An annual co-ed softball benefit from the Ally Rocks Fund brings together players, families, local legislators, and public safety partners to honor Allyson Goad and promote safer roads. Friendly competition becomes a strong stand against drinking and driving, with every pitch focused on protecting the community and preventing future tragedy. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Oklahoma City Walk for Apraxia is a free community gathering at Pat Murphy Park that celebrates children with childhood apraxia of speech and the people who support them. Families, friends, and professionals come together to recognize their Apraxia Stars, connect with one another, and raise awareness in a welcoming setting. Organizers aim to provide a safe, fun, and memorable experience for groups of supporters, with additional event details to be shared closer to the day. Registration is free. Participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including the official event t-shirt for registered walkers who raise $50. All registered Apraxia Stars receive a free shirt and medal, and each Star is acknowledged individually with a certificate. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids, which focus on educating families and professionals, strengthening community outreach and engagement, and investing in advocacy and research. The walk offers a space where children with apraxia of speech and their families feel understood and supported, helping make apraxia better known so kids can access the care they need.

The popular Hot Dog Saturdays have returned to Atwoods with a simple deal: two hot dogs and a drink for $1. Each event supports charities and organizations in the local community. This offer is not available at the Crowley, TX, Norman, OK, or Tyler, TX locations.

To mark the 100th anniversary of Route 66, Oklahoma City’s Western Avenue, a historic section of the original highway, hosts a one-day, family-friendly centennial car show. The day features gleaming classic automobiles, community spirit, and participation from enthusiasts, local businesses, and visitors from across the country, all celebrating the open-road tradition that has defined this treasured highway. Presented with local partners and in alignment with the National Park Service’s Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program, the event highlights Oklahoma’s central role in Route 66 history while fostering community pride and supporting local tourism.

Pokémon TCG players gather for a weekly Standard-format league at DZ Comics. Participants bring a deck that is legal in the current Standard format and square off against local trainers, competing for the top spot in this long-running event. The league also takes part in seasonal Cup and Challenge events.

The 27th Annual Plaza District Festival celebrates 27 years of Plaza Fest with performers and visual artists from Oklahoma, a Kids' Area with free activities for all ages, and participation from more than 60 award-winning local businesses. This public celebration takes place alongside the 11th Annual Plaza Walls Mural Expo and has welcomed more than 30,000 people from around the region in a single day. Presented by the Plaza District Association 501c3. Current sponsors include 180 Commercial, 612, All Good, Acm@UCO, Braum's, Chickasaw Nation, Coaching Courage, LLC, Cure, Fowler, Metisse Group, Modern Environment, Paxus, Red Carpet Car Wash, and Studio Architecture.

DogFest OKC brings a family and dog friendly celebration to Bungalow 23 in Oklahoma City, highlighting the bond between people and their pups while raising funds and awareness for Canine Companions. Expect music, games and interactive activities, plus local vendor booths, local brews and delicious food. Dogs and kids can take part in specially planned activities, and service dog demonstrations offer a closer look at the skills that change lives. The event marks National Service Dog Month and supports Canine Companions, a nonprofit that provides expertly trained service dogs to help children, adults and veterans with disabilities.

Elevate: Pet Boutique hosts $10 nail trims, with foster pets receiving their trims at no cost. Services are available for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets. No appointment is required, and pets should be kept on a leash or safely contained. Payment can be made by cash or card. Pawdicure also welcomes donations of new or gently used pet supplies, including toys, food, grooming items, bedding, accessories, cleaning products and small animal essentials, with contributions at events benefiting local shelters.

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

Heroes and Villains Half Marathon, hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, brings a high energy, costumed race day where everyone picks a side, hero or villain. The location is pending at Draper Park. Options include a Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon, all set to music for a lively atmosphere. Every finisher earns a medal, and registered runners receive a race tee. Chip timing is provided for the 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon. Bigfoot trophies and age group awards are on the line, a DJ keeps the start and finish buzzing, and snacks and aid stations support the course. A costume contest takes place before the races with prizes that include a $25 gift card, a free race entry, and a Bigfoot Prize Pack. Packet pickup occurs before the start. The Kids Dash precedes the main events. Extras include youth pricing for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon, a referral reward that gives $20 back after five friends sign up, group discounts, and both volunteer and volunteer then run options.

Trevor Renteria brings a live performance to the Lounge Stage at the Oklahoma State Fair. This venue is a recent addition to the fair’s entertainment lineup and sits inside the pavilion with air conditioning, located near the auto show.

Supporting a loved one often brings big responsibilities, many questions, and a lot of heart. Aging Services, Inc. offers a community support group where caregivers and older adults who are raising children can connect and share with others. Coffee is available. Meetings take place at the Active Adult Center.

Immerse yourself in Oklahoma’s living cowboy culture with a behind-the-scenes experience at the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the largest live cattle market in the world. See how cattle trading operates today, hear real stories from ranch country, and discover a side of Oklahoma City that many visitors miss. After the stockyards tour, head to Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, a long-standing Oklahoma City landmark dating to 1910, to taste lamb fries and enjoy a sirloin steak lunch with salad, homemade rolls, a side, and tea in a dining room rich with history. The afternoon continues at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, where art, artifacts, rodeo legends, and Western films connect the trail from frontier days to modern ranch life. Check-in takes place at the Headin to Market sculpture. Admission and transportation to the museum are provided if needed. The guided portion concludes at the museum, and you are welcome to stay longer and explore on your own. A minimum of two people is required to book.

Open Studio DIY at Pinot's Palette offers a relaxed, self-guided creative session where you can walk in, pick a project, and make art at your own pace. It is a flexible option for families, friends, day dates, and solo creators, with no prior experience needed and entertainment that fits a range of budgets for all ages. Choose from several project types, including a 10 x 10 canvas for $15, a 16 x 20 canvas for $25, a 16 x 20 rustic wood board for $30, or a 16 x 20 canvas paired with video guidance for $30 when you bring a smartphone or tablet to view the tutorial. You can also bring your own project up to 16 x 20 for $15, which includes paints, brushes, and studio time. Another option is the DIY candle experience for $25, featuring a selection of 25 scents so you can hand pour a custom candle. The studio supplies materials and offers optional video and printed instructions to help you create with confidence. Select and purchase your project on arrival, then enjoy drinks and snacks from the full bar menu, including wine, beer, cocktails, mocktails, and more. Reservations are not required, and online booking is available. Project offerings, availability, pricing, and age requirements may vary by location.

A relaxed get-together celebrating hot rods and hamburgers takes place at Boom-a-rang Diner in Moore. The event is open to all and offers a friendly, car-focused vibe. Plans depend on the weather, so it occurs only if conditions cooperate. For more information, call 405-794-2112.

A monthly bingo night featuring chances to win prizes alongside Chick-fil-A favorites available to enjoy while you play. It welcomes both seasoned players and first timers, offering a relaxed evening to share with family and friends and plenty of lighthearted competition.

An evening of tabletop play at Wizard's Asylum Comics and Games Norman brings people together to meet and game in a laid back setting. Newcomers and long time enthusiasts are equally welcome, whether discovering something new or enjoying familiar favorites. The environment is inclusive and family oriented, and a code of conduct helps keep the experience welcoming for everyone.

Kids Bowl Free offers two free games for kids every day throughout the summer. It is a family-friendly way to spend time together and create lasting memories at no cost. More than 1,300 locations participate in the program, and over 40 million families have taken part, making it a long-standing summer tradition.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.