Events in Moore today

Operator Mark hosts a relaxed coffee meetup for the veteran community. Enjoy complimentary coffee while exchanging stories, building connections, and sharing fellowship. The gathering welcomes active-duty service members and veterans.

Aging Services, Inc. offers a community support group for caregivers and grandparents caring for grandchildren, along with other older adults raising children. It provides a welcoming place to share experiences, ask questions, and connect with others who understand the many responsibilities of caregiving. Coffee will be available. Meetings are held at the Active Adult Center.

Adults 18 and older can enjoy a relaxed evening of card and board games at the Active Adult Center. This gathering takes place on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Mondays of each month. For questions or more information, email apatten@cityofmustang.org or call 405-376-311.

A casual art group for adults 55 and older, offering time to connect with others while working on personal art projects. Attendees should bring their own supplies and a tablecloth.

At The Underground Coffee, a relaxed meetup welcomes local women entrepreneurs to connect, trade ideas, and champion each other's growth. Expect easygoing conversation and genuine networking in a supportive setting. Pick up a coffee and bring business cards to help turn casual chats into new opportunities.

Carol Jane Thompson, founder of the I ❤️ Midwest City Facebook group, leads a conversation on how local online communities help neighbors connect and strengthen ties across the city. What started as a Facebook group has grown into a well known hub where residents trade local news, celebrate wins, support small businesses, ask for advice, organize community projects, and step up for one another in everyday situations and during harder times. She will share how the group began, what she has learned from growing and moderating a large online community, and practical ways digital spaces can spark meaningful action offline. The discussion looks at how constructive engagement can encourage volunteering, bolster local organizations, boost civic participation, and deepen a shared sense of community. Community leaders, business owners, nonprofit volunteers, and anyone who cares about the future of Midwest City can expect insights on using social media for connection, collaboration, and positive local impact.

A monthly support group offering a welcoming space for people living with Parkinson's and their families to connect with peers, share experiences, and gain practical information. The focus is on mutual support and learning, fostering a sense of community for anyone affected by Parkinson's disease.

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.

Explore wheel throwing in a one-time, beginner-friendly class. It begins with demonstrations, then moves to hands-on practice of centering, opening, pulling, and shaping clay. The session provides 1.5 hours of instruction with materials included for $60 per person. You will keep what you make, and the studio will take care of trimming, firing, and glazing. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup three weeks after your class and will be held for up to 30 days. Attendance requires purchasing tickets in advance, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended because walk-ins are typically not available. The class starts promptly. Late arrivals may be unable to complete their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Class size is limited to five participants. Participants must be at least 14 years old, with a guardian-signed waiver required for anyone under 18. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting muddy, and take precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to be ready when instruction begins. The studio has a shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies are advised not to attend.

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.

The 12th annual Rock Out Cancer Rockin 5K Run and Walk brings fitness and a rock themed celebration together to benefit the OU Stephenson Cancer Center. Participants are invited to arrive dressed as their favorite rock star, with family friendly costumes encouraged, and comfortable athletic shoes recommended. The morning features participant check in, an opening ceremony, and then the start of the run, with parking and check in taking place at The Landing Zone parking lot. Every entrant receives an event T shirt and should bring an ID or confirmation email, electronic versions are accepted. Awards recognize the top three finishers in the 5K and the standout costume. After the race, the celebration continues at The Landing Zone with eight bands, a silent auction, food, and plenty of music and fun. Proceeds and donations support the OU Stephenson Cancer Center and its investigators across basic, translational, clinical, behavioral, and population based cancer research.

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.

This benefit concert and community gathering raises funds to support the Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma. Expect live music throughout the day with performances by Christy Bryant & Twist of Fate, Tyler Lee Band, The Stinnett Brothers, Megan & The Foxes, Karma, Channel 3, THE B- SIDES, and Brown Note. Alongside the music, there is a silent auction and a 5K run, plus tasty food and cold drinks. All proceeds from the event go to the center, turning a day of entertainment into support for a vital cause.