Free events in Moore, OK

A relaxed game night for Star Wars Armada. Bring your fleets to face off with other players and put your tactics to the test. New players are welcome and can learn the basics on site. Participation is free.

Rhythm And Poetry Open Mic Show spotlights culture, music, and poetry in an open mic format. There is no cost to attend. Sign ups are available to participate. Vendor space is limited to the first four indoors, with any additional vendors setting up outside.

Team trivia returns to Othello’s with free weekly games hosted by Challenge Entertainment. Play solo or gather a group and compete across questions that span broad themes like sports, history, and music, along with specific topics such as cartoons, architecture, and fashion. Participation is free, and prizes go to the top three teams each week. A kickoff giveaway is planned that features an Absolut OGIO backpack valued at $125 plus a $50 Visa gift card. Reservations are highly recommended, though walk-in tables will be available. To reserve a spot, call 405-701-4900 and mention you are coming for Trivia Night so seating is arranged in the bar area. For an extra edge, look for a weekly secret clue on Challenge Entertainment’s Facebook page.

Browse a one-room book sale that includes a dedicated section for standout titles. The public can attend at no charge during general sale hours. Members have an advance-access window before public entry. Volunteers are later invited to return to help with any remaining items.

Choose casual Commander play that is free to play, or take part in a Booster Draft with an entry fee that varies. Drafts default to the newest Standard set, and players can select other sets with entry adjusted accordingly. Door prizes are handed out, and plenty of promo packs go to Commander and tournament players. New players are welcome.

The Wheeler District Farmers Market is a weekly community tradition that highlights area vendors and uplifts independent businesses. Stroll through the market in the district’s center, discover what local sellers have to offer, and enjoy a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere. Sponsors include Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin and Kayla Jackson.

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.

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.

Located along Oklahoma City Boulevard by the Promenade, the Farmers Market at Scissortail Park features a producer only, direct-to-consumer experience where every vendor raises, grows, or makes the items for sale. Shoppers will find a wide selection that includes produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan products. The market has become popular for the quality of its offerings, the service provided by its vendors, its location, and the variety available. This is a seasonal outdoor market with a special spring preview ahead of the main season. Sponsored by Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance.

Practice your French in a friendly, in-person setting at All Souls' Episcopal Church, gathering in the South lounge. This free conversation event creates a relaxed, encouraging space to speak, listen, and build confidence. All ages and proficiency levels are welcome.

Artists and other creative people who need room to work can spread out at Art Farts during an open studio session that offers shared tables and a welcoming setting at no charge. Bring your own materials and projects, or purchase supplies on site if needed. The format is flexible, allowing participants to come and go and create at their own pace. Geared toward adults and older teens, with separate Kids Craft Nights available for younger children.

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.