Muskogee, OK
Muskogee, OK

Events in Muskogee

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JUL22
Health & Wellness

Quick Care Clinic

Quick Care Clinic provides an easy, budget-friendly option for minor pet health needs. Care is available without an appointment during regular clinic hours, making it simple to get prompt attention. Services cover common issues such as skin and ear infections, small wounds, allergies, eye irritation, and similar concerns.

Tulsa SPCA
JUL22
Sports

JUNIOR ROLLER DERBY RECRUITMENT NIGHT

Families with kids ages 7 to 17 can learn about junior roller derby at a welcoming recruitment night. Beginners are encouraged, and attendees will be introduced to skating fundamentals and how the game works. The team welcomes all genders. This is an information session only, so there is no need to bring skates or protective gear. The session will explain how to get started and include time for questions.

Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center
JUL22
Music

Maverican Goose at Martini’s Lounge!

Maverican Goose brings laid back grooves to Martini's Lounge, filling the space with mellow tunes and a relaxed vibe. Expect an easygoing atmosphere and rhythms made for unwinding.

Martini's Lounge
JUL22
Games & Entertainment

TRIVIA AT THE PUMP

Questionable Trivia hosts a trivia night at The Pump.

JUL22
Sports

Recruitment Night!!

Curious about roller derby? This summer recruitment information night offers a friendly introduction to the sport. Learn the basics, get your questions answered, and then watch a scrimmage to see how everything comes together. No skates or gear are needed, since this session is focused on information and observation.

Ninowski Recreation Centre
JUL22
Markets

Wednesday Morning Farmers' Market

A farmers market featuring a wide selection of local fruits and vegetables sourced from regional farmers and growers. It offers a simple, easy-to-get-around shopping experience, suits chefs who want to stock up before the weekend, and helps anyone replenish the kitchen with nutrient-dense, locally grown foods. Expect more than 20 vendors, fresh foods, guest nonprofits, cooking demos, kids activities, live music, and more.

JUL22
Family

Camp Guthrie: Literacy

Camp Guthrie is a free summer series that sparks curiosity and creativity through interactive, hands-on learning. Sessions are led by local community partners and begin with an educational experience, followed by an activity that invites kids to learn by doing. This session focuses on literacy through Story Stones: Build a Story, One Rock at a Time. Children paint images of characters, scenes, or objects on smooth stones, then arrange the stones in different sequences to tell a tale on their own or as a group, gradually weaving one larger story. It highlights how a narrative can grow from the simplest materials, even a handful of rocks. The summer wraps up with Camp-A-Palooza, a celebratory conclusion to the series. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Guthrie Green
JUL22
Family

Kids Eat Free Every Wednesday

A family-friendly offer lets children dine at no cost with the purchase of an adult entrée. Ask about the Treasure Chest for kids, which adds a playful surprise to the meal. Enjoy good food, unhurried family time, and a little extra fun at the table.

Louie's Grill & Bar
JUL22
Food & Drink

$5 Wednesdays!

Enjoy a weekly $5 promotion featuring menu items from food merchants, making it easy to build a tray for one or feed the whole family. The WEL Bar also offers a $5 special.

JUL23
Free

Free Community Meal

A monthly dinner for the community at WCO offers a free meal with no registration required. Friends and family are welcome, and spreading the word is encouraged. Ride assistance is available at 918-485-6830. Groceries will not be distributed at this event.

Wagoner Community Outreach
JUL23
Festivals

Tulsa Fringe Festival 2026

The second annual Tulsa Fringe Festival returns to the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center with an expanded four day celebration of independent artistry. Audiences can expect adventurous theater, live music, comedy, spoken word, family friendly programming, a Makers' Market, and a conversation on AI and the arts presented with CREATE Tulsa. Events unfold across the Lynn Riggs Theatre, the Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery, and the Bruce Goff Event Center, featuring local and regional performers and a wide range of styles. Highlights include What A Mother: Tales From Route 66, Porches, Celestial Villain, and a free Queer Comedy Night hosted by Brett A. Jeffries with sets by Caty Coffee, Armando Rivera, and Bobby Baldwin. The lineup continues with HeyDay Idols: IDOL PRIDE, John Shack Magic, Kidd Dixon, Amanda & the Birds, Mamas' Boys: Leslie and Me, Celebrando los Pasos, Nicole Springer: Happy, Crescent Window, Shwe Myanmar, Bad Habit Improv, KES, Eugene Peebles: The Talking Sax, Girl Talk Improv, Avery Marshall, Authority Autography, Superstition and Espionage, Pip & Fidget, More Sky: The Story of Lynn Riggs, and the Broadway Clubhouse. The Makers' Market offers handcrafted goods, original artwork, vintage finds, and one of a kind creations from Tulsa makers. Visual art enthusiasts can explore MOREcolor, OKEQ's annual community exhibition that spotlights the creativity of local and regional artists. The AI and the Arts panel invites thoughtful dialogue on how technology and creativity intersect. Across four days, the festival creates space for discovery, connection, and fresh perspectives.

Dennis R Neill Equality Center
JUL23
Groups & Meetups

Broken Arrow JEEP meet

Broken Arrow Brewing Co. hosts a popular car meet that on this occasion highlights Jeeps and other off-road rigs. Subs will be available for attendees, and everyone is welcome to check out the lineup of Jeeps and trucks.

JUL23
Groups & Meetups

Queer Crafters Club

A weekly Thursday meetup for queer crafters to create and connect in a welcoming setting. Participants often bring supplies such as scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush to work on personal projects while sharing ideas and building community.

Dennis R Neill Equality Center
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Fitness on the Green - YMCA HIIT

Break a sweat at Guthrie Green with a free high-intensity interval training workout led by the YMCA. This functional, full-body session is built around quick bursts of effort and short recovery periods to elevate the heart rate, burn calories, and boost cardiovascular endurance. Workouts typically run 30 to 60 minutes and feature circuits that combine strength moves and cardio, using bodyweight as the primary resistance and, at times, simple equipment like dumbbells or resistance bands. Expect a high-energy group environment that encourages motivation, camaraderie, and accountability. Exercises span the whole body with options like push ups, squats, lunges, jumping jacks, running, and burpees. Instructors provide modifications so participants across a range of fitness levels can take part safely and effectively. Grounded in functional training, the focus is on improving everyday movement, building muscular strength, enhancing endurance, and increasing agility with little to no equipment required. Event details are subject to change depending on the weather.

Guthrie Green
JUL23
Music

Live Music Thursdays

Guitarist Randy Wimer sets an easygoing acoustic mood at The Vault, delivering a varied mix suited to date nights, happy hour, and dinners with friends. At times a skilled local musician fills in, keeping each performance fresh while preserving the same inviting vibe. Enjoy craft cocktails and a chef-led dinner menu in a mid-century modern setting in Tulsa that began as a 1960s bank and has been carefully restored. Free parking is available, and reservations are recommended.

The Vault
JUL23
Sports

Afton Landing Thursday Evening Jackpot

A jackpot fishing event at Afton Landing features a $30 entry that includes the Big Bass pot. A $20 side pot is available. Anglers are limited to three fish measuring at least 12 inches. Boats idle to the main channel before takeoff, then depart from there, with an emphasis on safety. For questions, call or text Lonnie at (918) 638-8027.

Afton - Bluff Landing Thursday Night Jackpots On The Verdigris River
JUL23
Fundraisers

Blended and Brewed Spirit Day

Reconnect with Rosewood friends and families over a tasty coffee or a cool sno cone. Fifteen percent of proceeds will go directly back to Rosewood, so every purchase supports the cause. Make a plan to meet up, share a treat, and catch up with familiar faces.

Blended & Brewed Snow and Coffee
JUL23
Music

Music for the Market

Music for the Market presents an intimate concert with the Nick Mancini Trio that pairs live local music with a purpose. All ticket proceeds benefit Tulsa Farmers' Market and its mission to strengthen the local food system. Tickets are $50 per person and include one complimentary beverage. Attendance is limited. Proceeds help broaden access to fresh food, invest in local producers, inspire future food enthusiasts, and keep the market thriving as a welcoming community space.

The House
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Patio Bingo Night at Ted’s Café Escondido Broken Arrow!

Patio bingo returns to Ted’s in Broken Arrow with a relaxed outdoor vibe. Participation is free, prizes are up for grabs, and the games pair perfectly with chilled drinks, dinner, and menu favorites from Ted’s. Bring a lucky charm for a taco-worthy night of friendly competition.

JUL23
Art & Culture

Elijah Peel Advanced Movie Screening-Tulsa, OK

Experience an advance, in-person screening of the new film Elijah Peel at Cinemark Tulsa IMAX in Auditorium 15. Inspired by true events, the story follows a stadium-filling rock star whose life of fame and addiction is interrupted by a near-fatal heart attack. During recovery, he forms an unexpected bond with a brave young girl facing a terminal illness, and her hopeful spirit encourages a journey toward healing, reconciliation, and faith. Attendance is invitation only and not intended for the general public. Admission is free for those who RSVP. Seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed, so early arrival is recommended. Only one registration per person is allowed, and RSVPs are nontransferable. The venue is not responsible for overbooking, and the screening will be monitored to prevent unauthorized recording. The film is recommended for children 12 and older.

Cinemark Tulsa IMAX
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

The Office Trivia Night

A themed evening at The Lodge On Main celebrates The Office with trivia, karaoke face-offs, and plenty of laughs. Teams of coworkers and friends can show off Dunder Mifflin know-how, pick out classic Michael Scott lines and Dwight Schrute advice, and vie for the title of Office Trivia Champion while enjoying specialty drinks. Once trivia concludes, the night rolls into full-crowd sing-along karaoke with DJ music.

The Lodge on Main
JUL23
Career

Coffee + Networking at Tulsa World: Presented by Honeymoon

Tulsa Press Club members and friends are coming together for the inaugural Morning Edition coffee networking event, presented by Honeymoon, formerly Candor. Hosted at Tulsa World, the gathering takes place on the first floor and includes a light breakfast with coffee. There is no cost to attend, and an RSVP is appreciated.

Tulsa World
JUL23
Art & Culture

Astronomy on Tap

The Astronomy Club of Tulsa is partnering with NEFF Brewing in downtown Tulsa to launch Astronomy on Tap, a relaxed program for adults 18 and older centered on learning about the night sky. A brief presentation on an astronomy topic will be followed by time for questions about stargazing and the club. Urban lighting may make viewing challenging, yet telescopes will be available if weather cooperates. NEFF Brewing complements the experience with local craft beers, dinner selections, and desserts.

NEFF Brewing
JUL23
Family

Astronomy Club of Tulsa Night

Astronomy enthusiasts can look forward to an evening that begins with Singo, followed by a science discussion and presentation led by the Astronomy Club of Tulsa. The night concludes with public telescope stargazing for a closer look at the skies.

NEFF Brewing
JUL23
Workshops & Classes

Muskogee County Master Gardener Meeting

The Muskogee County Master Gardeners host a recurring guest speaker series featuring experts in the field. The upcoming talk spotlights Dr. Jason Vogel, director of the Oklahoma Water Survey and a faculty member in the University of Oklahoma’s School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science. He will discuss sustainable practices for landscaping in urban environments. Admission is free and open to the public. Oklahoma State University maintains an equal opportunity and nondiscrimination policy for its programs and activities. Individuals needing alternative communication formats, program information, or reasonable accommodations should contact the Muskogee County OSU Extension Office at 918-686-7200 at least two weeks in advance.

Teen Center of Muskogee
JUL23
Family

Thrifty Thursday Skate Session 🛼

Skate on a budget with a thrifty session that keeps costs low. Admission is $10, and skate rentals are $3. A special offer lets you buy one admission and get the next at half price. Rental fees are separate, and the promotion cannot be combined with other discounts, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL24
Markets

Gals Night Out Pop-Up Shop

Enjoy a cozy evening indoors at Handmade where boutique shopping meets a relaxed night out. Explore a curated selection from local vendors as you wander the shop. Cool off with local coffee, sample limited-time drink specials crafted for the occasion, and savor the cafe’s signature fresh-baked treats along with items from a new menu. It is an easygoing way to treat yourself, find gifts, and catch up with friends while supporting local businesses. Vendors interested in participating can message Handmade on Facebook to ask about available spaces.

Handmade
JUL24
Groups & Meetups

July - Silent Book Club

Settle in for a cozy evening of quiet reading at the shop. Bring a favorite book and a comfy blanket, and enjoy a warm cup of coffee or tea while soft music plays in the background. There is no assigned reading and no pressure, just a peaceful space to relax and get lost in your own story. Bear's Bookstore will be on site offering books from their local shop.

Queen City & Co.
JUL24
Health & Wellness

Group Sound Alchemy with Sherl

Experience a group sound healing session centered on sound alchemy. Resonant tones from sound bowls and other instruments create a soothing soundscape that encourages deep relaxation and mental ease. Wear comfortable clothing and consider bringing a blanket or anything else that helps you feel relaxed. Zero gravity chairs will be available so you can recline as the gentle sounds flow around you. Cost is $25, attendance is limited to 14 participants, and RSVP with pre-payment is required.

JUL24
Music

Paul Holt Band

Experience live, local music in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma with a performance by the Paul Holt Band.

Reasor's
JUL24
Music

PAUL HOLT BAND at Reasor's Patio! Fri, Jul 24th @ 6pm!

Paul Holt Band brings classic rock to the open-air pavilion at Reasor's South BA, with burgers and beverages available to pair with the music on the patio.

Reasor's
JUL24
Art & Culture

Profitopia: Creature Night

For Creature Night, Profitopia’s corporate campus is transformed with extra interactive elements and surprises to explore. The evening features appearances by Pip, Lampshade Lady, Eyeball Head, Profit Head, and TV Head, the whimsical stepmom creatures introduced in the official music video for “Chaos Candy” by stepmom. These characters bring to life the lyric from lead singer Lindsey Cox, “Creatures in my mind do a little dance when you’re around.” Tickets are $5.

Living Arts of Tulsa
JUL24
Family

Activity-MCA National Car Show

Mustangs on the Mother Road, a National Mustang Club of America car show, takes place at Marriott Tulsa Southern Hills and is hosted by Green Country Classic Mustangs of Tulsa together with the Mustang Club of America. The showcase honors the spirit of Route 66 and the 100th anniversary of the Mother Road, bringing Mustang enthusiasts together for a multi day gathering. Registration is limited to 300 cars, and the show will take place rain or shine. Members of the Oklahoma Mustang Club are expected to attend, although this is not an Oklahoma Mustang Club event.

Marriott Tulsa Hotel Southern Hills
JUL24
Music

Jazz in the Air

At Roxy Theater, the Moriah Nicholson Jazz Combo teams up with a big band for an evening of jazz standards and big band favorites. The ensemble features high school, college, and adult musicians, including college music professors. This is a fundraiser for the band, with ticket donations of $5 at the door for adults 18 and older, while attendees under 18 are admitted free. Additional voluntary contributions will be accepted during the performance, and advance ticket donations are available.

Roxy Theater
JUL24
Dancing

Friday Night Dance

Step onto the floor for an inclusive square dance that welcomes everyone, whether you are new to the steps or have danced for years. Entry is $5 per person.

Memorial Drive United Methodist Church
JUL24
Family

🍕 FREE PIZZA FRIDAY SKATE SESSION 🛼

Skate into a summer session topped with a tasty perk. Each paid admission comes with two slices of pizza and a small drink, available for the first 100 paying guests. Admission is $10, and skate rentals are $3. This food and beverage offer cannot be combined with other discounts, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL24
Theater

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! springs to life as a grand salute to love, rivalry, and the expansive promise of the American frontier. This Tulsa PAC production showcases uplifting music, vivid storytelling, and a strong sense of place that highlights heritage, community, and the enduring spirit of Oklahoma. More than a performance, it is planned as a shared gathering. A classic Oklahoma BBQ dinner can be added to a ticket, with live pre-show entertainment from members of the cast. Attendees can also explore historical pieces on loan from the Claremore Museum of History, including the original Surrey “with the fringe on top” from the film Oklahoma! Proudly part of the Route 66 Centennial, the production honors the traditions and stories that connect the state to the nation and to one another. The Oklahoma BBQ Dinner Experience is generously supported by Arvest.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center
JUL24
Festivals

Slamboree Car Truck and Bike Show

Show season is almost here, and Slamboree Show 2026 is on the horizon. Lodging is available at Osage Casino and Hotel with promo or group code 7362906.

Osage Casino
JUL24
Family

Funtastic Friday Skate Session

FUNTASTIC Friday Skate Session is a lively way to kick off the weekend. Admission is $10, and paid admission includes a free skate rental. This rental offer cannot be combined with other deals, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL24
Workshops & Classes

Creative Fun at the Humm with Marissa Henry: Crochet 101 - The Frog

Learn the basics of crochet with Marissa Henry at The Humm in a beginner-friendly class built around making a cute frog. This Creative Fun session keeps things simple with a single themed project, offering an inviting way to get started with crochet.

Hummingbird Fine Craft
JUL25
Fundraisers

CAR WASH 2026

This annual car wash at Potbellys Bar and Grill supports Arts 302, a nonprofit in Broken Arrow that serves local arts and the community. Attendees can have their vehicles cleaned while contributing to the organization’s work.

Potbellys Bar and Grill
JUL25
Health & Wellness

Quick Care Clinic

This clinic offers affordable care for minor pet health needs. No appointment is required, and you can visit during clinic hours. Services cover common concerns such as skin and ear infections, minor wounds, allergies, eye issues, and more, helping pets feel better with prompt attention.

Tulsa SPCA
JUL25
Sports

Speed for All - No Prep NHRA WALLY Race

Legendary Midnight Drags brings the no prep Wally race back for a high energy night of competition, with a Wally trophy on the line at Tulsa Raceway Park. Classes and full rules will be announced. Spectator admission is $20 for adults, and kids 10 and under are free with a paid adult. Racers who plan to compete will need a $20 tech card. Cars and trucks must meet safety guidelines. Bald tires are not permitted, seat belts are required, and the battery must be secured with a proper hold down. A valid state driver license is needed. Helmets are mandatory for runs of 13.99 seconds or quicker. Drivers must wear long pants, a shirt, socks, and closed toe shoes, and sleeveless shirts are not allowed. Additional safety equipment may be required for some cars, and all cars must have functioning taillights. Motorcycle competitors must hold a valid state motorcycle operator license, and learner permits are not accepted. A full face helmet with a shield, a leather jacket and gloves, and over the ankle leather shoes or boots are required. Full leathers are mandatory for motorcycles that exceed 120 mph. A kill switch with a tether or lanyard is required for motorcycles running 120 mph or faster.

Tulsa Raceway Park
JUL25
Health & Wellness

Psychic Mediumship Development

This guided class focuses on psychic development and mediumship, encouraging participants to tune into intuition and strengthen their connection with spirit. The session emphasizes trusting personal gifts and receiving messages with greater clarity in a supportive setting. The cost is $30 per person.

JUL25
Health & Wellness

Guided Meditation with Curtis

Experience a guided meditation led by Curtis with steady verbal guidance from start to finish. The session offers cues to center attention, release tension, steady your breathing, explore gentle imagery, and build mindfulness. It is a comfortable entry point for newcomers to meditation. Class fee is $15.

JUL25
Fundraisers

BAIVA Indian Taco Fundraiser

Enjoy Indian tacos at a fundraiser benefiting the Broken Arrow Intertribal Veterans Association at the Broken Arrow Veterans Center. A $15 donation includes an Indian taco, a drink, and dessert. Advance tickets are $10. Savor a good meal while supporting local veterans.

Broken Arrow Veterans Center
JUL25
Festivals

Mas Tulsa 2026

Celebrating its third year, Mas Tulsa turns Guthrie Green into a lively showcase of Caribbean culture with the pulse of reggae, soca, and calypso, vivid costumes, a festive parade, and high energy performances that bring the colors and flavors of the islands to Tulsa. Admission is free, and VIP and Rum Shaker Showcase tickets are also available. Presented with support from Bacardi, KMS Heating and Cooling, Prosperity Bank, Experience Tulsa, Fairfield Inn Marriott Downtown, The Sayles Group, and Guthrie Green.

Guthrie Green
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Wire Wrap Jewelry Making

Learn the fundamentals of wire wrap jewelry in a hands-on class. All tools and materials are provided, and snacks will be available. You are welcome to bring your beverage of choice. To reserve a spot, call or text 918-671-3640. The class fee is $35.

Wagoner Arts Alliance
JUL25
Music

Live & Local Music

Experience local live music in Broken Arrow with a performance by the David Thayer Band.

Reasor's
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

SSI Advanced Specialty Diver (4 specialties) - Beaver Lake

Advance your scuba abilities with an SSI program that builds confidence, sharpens technique, and prepares you for more demanding dives. Enrollment leads to the SSI Advanced Specialty Diver certification along with four SSI Specialty certifications. The typical package includes Deep Diving, Enriched Air Nitrox, Perfect Buoyancy, and Navigation, and you can swap specialties to suit your interests, with options such as Night/Limited Visibility, Search & Recovery, Photography, Dry Suit, Wreck, and more. This training is intended for divers who want to refine what they learned in Open Water while gaining meaningful new experience. The curriculum blends online study, classroom sessions, instructor-led dives, and lifetime access to digital materials, culminating in the Advanced Specialty Diver credential plus four specialties. To qualify, participants need an Open Water Diver certification and a total of 24 dives recorded in a logbook by the end of the program. Newer divers can begin with the four specialty courses, and SSI will issue the Advanced Specialty Diver certification once the 24th dive has been logged. Learning starts with self-paced online modules for the four specialties, followed by in-person sessions at the shop that include one evening focused on Nitrox, a pool session for Perfect Buoyancy, and another evening covering the remaining two specialties. Training then moves to open water for a weekend of practical dives. For registration or questions, contact Scuba Savvy at 918-518-6236.

JUL25
Markets

Saturday Morning Tulsa Farmers' Market 2026

Celebrating its 29th year, this weekly Tulsa market gathers more than 100 vendors, including local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and crafters. Shoppers can find farm fresh produce, local honey, responsibly raised meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, fresh-baked breads, fermented and pickled foods, and unique artisan creations. Live music sets an easygoing backdrop that makes it natural to linger. It is a place to come hungry, stay awhile, and enjoy a community-focused atmosphere you will not find at grocery or big box stores. Whether you are after vegetables, sourdough, flowers, or simply the experience, there is plenty to explore.

JUL25
Music

Ty Smith

Ty Smith brings the intimate listening-room feel he refined on the road back to his hometown. The performance features songs and stories from Ty Smith, with special guest Dylan Rhys.

The Lodge On Main
JUL25
Markets

Ez Angus

Ez Angus is back at Muskogee Farmers' Market with steaks, ground beef, and roasts.

Muskogee Farmers' Market
JUL25
Markets

Summer Saturdays at the Rose District Farmers Market

Learn about your food’s origins while supporting local growers and makers at the Rose District Farmers Market. The market averages more than 60 vendors each Saturday, includes live music every week, and hosts monthly visits from the Traveling Barnyard. This family friendly setting brings the community together and makes it easy to pick up grocery staples on a Saturday morning. Vendor applications are accepted only through the official City of Broken Arrow website, and any social media comments seeking vendors are scams.

Rose District Plaza
JUL25
Markets

July 25!

This long-running marketplace at the SageNet Center in Expo Square features a wide selection of antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, vintage and retro pieces, quirky treasures, crafts, and more. Admission is free.

JUL25
Music

My So Called Band

My So Called Band takes the spotlight at Cain's Ballroom with a headline performance. The concert welcomes music lovers of all ages. Tickets are available for purchase.

Cain's Ballroom
JUL25
Family

Caffeine and Chrome

Caffeine and Chrome brings classic and specialty vehicles together at Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa. Attendees can enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts while supplies last, explore a wide variety of cars, and connect with fellow automotive enthusiasts. You may display your own vehicle or simply come to admire the lineup. The gathering is open to the public with no admission fee, and it is family and pet friendly. Please verify with your local Gateway Classic Cars showroom that it is participating before attending.

Gateway Classic Cars
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Round 2 Veggie Gardens: Planning & Planting for Fall Harvests

Held in the Teaching Garden and Helmerich Classroom, this workshop focuses on mapping out and planting a second round of vegetables for a productive fall. It suits gardeners with spring plots that are tapering off as well as anyone starting a new bed. Topics include strategies for staggered plantings that keep the kitchen supplied, choosing vegetables that stand up to Oklahoma heat, and selecting cool weather crops for when temperatures begin to dip. Each student will pick and plant a personal six-cell tray to take home. Materials will be available to draft a simple visual plan for a home fall garden, so bringing a rough measurement of your garden’s square footage is helpful. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required. The fee is $20 for Tulsa Garden Center members and $25 for non-members.

Tulsa Garden Center
JUL25
Family

T-Town Wheelers Hot Wheels Show

At Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center in Broken Arrow, the T-Town Wheelers present their second Hot Wheels show of the year with free admission for the public. Members receive early entry, and vendors have a scheduled setup period before the show opens. The day centers on multiple sessions of downhill racing, with on site registration held ahead of each session. All race entries must remain in unopened packaging. The following castings are not allowed in competition: Side Splitter, Firebird Funny Car, Funny Car, the 2005 Ford Mustang GT Faster Than Ever, and Side Kick. Trophies and medals are awarded after each session. A raffle is included, with tickets available for $1 each and a drawing during the show, and there are vendor drawings as well. Food is available while The Taco Truck and The Ice Box are on site.

Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center
JUL25
Markets

Artisan Market

A monthly artisan market celebrates Tulsa’s creative community and local makers. Set outdoors on a shaded back lawn with plenty of space to browse and gather, it features a curated selection that can include handmade ceramics, home goods, paintings, embroidery, crochet, wellness items, therapeutic and mindfulness offerings, small-batch food and beverages, locally cultivated mushrooms, and more. The market typically occurs on the last Saturday of the month, with occasional seasonal editions, and each installment brings a fresh mix of vendors. Rosa is open during market hours with seasonal sips and bites for an easy refreshment break. Enjoy the SoBo District setting while supporting small businesses and discovering new work from area creators. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating.

Brut Hotel
JUL25
Markets

Christmas in July

This Christmas in July celebration at Meadow Gold Mack’s offers family-friendly fun and local shopping. Enjoy complimentary face painting, refreshing snow cones, photo opportunities with Santa, and other holiday-themed activities while supporting neighborhood businesses. A special press conference will unveil the official 100th Anniversary Tulsa Christmas Parade poster. The first 100 customers will receive a free gift.

Meadow Gold Mack Route 66 Outpost
JUL25
Family

MAC Event

Spend time with adoptable dogs and cats in search of a loving home. Visitors are welcome to drop in, say hello, and help spread the word about these shelter pets, even if adoption is not the plan today. On-site adoptions can be completed, and team members will be available to answer questions about the animals and the adoption process.

PetSmart (7322 S Olympia Ave, Tulsa, OK)
JUL25
Groups & Meetups

Casper Cruizin' - Dark Market Tour

Casper, the Tulsa Spirit Tours luxury bus, sets out for a fun outing dedicated to thrift stores. The bus is used for casual trips to thrift stores, dark markets, food tours and more, and this trip focuses on thrifting.

JUL25
Health & Wellness

USUI Reiki I & II

Reiki Master Sherl Salyer, owner of Innergistic, leads a combined Usui Reiki I and II attunement workshop. Reiki, a Japanese practice that supports relaxation and stress relief while encouraging healing, is presented in a straightforward format that is accessible to learn. The fee is $300 and includes a workbook. A lunch break is included. The organizer requests advance reservations so participant certificates can be prepared. Registration and pre-payment are available by phone at 918-455-0102.

JUL25
Family

Summer Bash

Hosted by 918 She Connects and the WeStreet Tulsa Ice Center, this free community celebration in Tulsa brings families together for hands-on fun with city service vehicles like a fire truck and an ambulance, plus chances to meet local heroes. Activities include three giant inflatables, a vendor marketplace, complimentary skating for the first 100 kids and 100 adults, 200 free game cards, free broom ball, train rides, a teen zone with an arcade area, a photo booth, and music from 106.9 K-Hits. Admission is free, offering a cool way to enjoy family fun, entertainment, and community connections.

WeStreet Ice Center
JUL25
Family

Super Saturday Skate Session

Enjoy an all-day roller skating session filled with summer fun for families. An Ultimate Family Fun Pass is available for $75 and includes four admissions with skate rental, one medium pizza, four large drinks, and 100 arcade tokens. It brings skating, a shared meal, and arcade play together in one convenient package.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Hangar Pinball's

Magoo's hosts a Transformers-themed Stern Army launch party filled with competitive pinball. Tournament Director Chris Wood runs six rounds of head-to-head maximum match play, followed by group elimination finals for either the top four or the top eight. In the finals, the highest seed selects three games or the play order. A $1 IFPA fee applies in addition to coin drop.

Magoo's
JUL26
Family

Sunday Funday Skate Session

Make a family outing of roller skating and arcade games with a bundled offer. The Family Skate & Play Special costs $58 and includes four admissions with skate rental if needed and 100 arcade tokens. Skate together on the rink, then use the tokens for arcade play.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL26
Comedy

Tibbsmania 2

Larry Tibbs is a fast-rising standup talent from Tulsa who first worked the door at the Tulsa Loony Bin and the Addison Improv in Dallas. Fellow comics pushed him to try the mic, and he never looked back. Since then he has won multiple comedy competitions in Oklahoma and advanced to the semifinal round of the 2018 Funniest Comic in Texas. His work has been featured on Kenan Presents, Stand-Up NBC, and the Tubi series Blerds. He has opened for Ms. Pat, Guy Torry, Shaun Jones, Shang, and WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley. With a confident stage presence and hard-hitting jokes, he keeps crowds eager for more. In 2023 he recorded his first standup special, TIBBSMANIA, showcasing a style that is raw, relatable, and unapologetically unfiltered.

Loony Bin Comedy Club
JUL26
Dancing

Sunday Salsa on the Green

Sunday Salsa on the Green brings a lively dance party to the Guthrie Green dock, powered by DJ Klave with a high-energy blend of salsa and bachata. This free, biweekly gathering opens with a 30-minute lesson to help everyone feel confident on the floor, then shifts into open dancing for the rest of the night. All experience levels are welcome. Cocktails and bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.

Guthrie Green
JUL26
Music

Custer County Fair Christian Concert

Ken Medema performs at the Custer County Fair Christian Concert, taking place at the Performing Arts Center, previously known as the Middle School Gym.

Performing Arts Center Broken Bow Nebraska
JUL26
Outdoor Recreation

Turkey (Mountain) and Coffee

Enjoy a relaxed social run on Turkey Mountain, then celebrate with DoubleShot Coffee cold brew afterward. Runners will be grouped by pace and ability so everyone can find a comfortable match. Distance options range from a lead group covering about 5 to 6 miles to shorter routes of roughly 3 to 4 miles, including run hike options. Meet in the lower parking lot, then wrap up together over cold brew. To cut down on waste, bring a reusable cup or mug if you can. A small number of disposable cups will be available. It is a welcoming way to meet people and explore both new and older trails on the mountain.

Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area
JUL27
Health & Wellness

Soma + Spice AND The Soma Lab

This event features both Soma + Spice and The Soma Lab with Katt. Soma + Spice turns up the energy with a throwback soundtrack from the 90s and 2000s, celebrating the R&B, rap and reggaeton that many Millennials, Gen X and Gen Z grew up with. It is a fast paced dance experience that welcomes twerking, singing and rapping, and free movement to the rhythm, and no prior dance experience is needed. The Soma Lab offers a 30 minute exploration inspired by Polyvagal Theory and somatic movement traditions such as yoga and qi gong. It blends education and spirituality to help participants feel, attune and express emotion through movement. Emotions including anger, sadness, fear, shame, rejection, betrayal and abandonment are met with curiosity and tenderness, encouraging the release of emotional energy from the inside out. Participants often describe leaving more connected to their bodies, with mental clarity and a sense of peace. The class is designed for anyone interested in learning somatics for emotional healing. Classes operate on community supported pricing, where participants choose a rate that reflects their financial reality. Supporter rates help keep the offerings accessible for the community.

JUL28
Groups & Meetups

Tulsa Tuesday Cruise - TULSA

Tulsa Tuesday Cruise is a casual cruise-in at McAlister's Deli that welcomes cars, trucks, and bikes of every make. It offers a relaxed setting for enthusiasts to gather and appreciate a wide variety of vehicles.

JUL28
Markets

Summer Tuesdays at the Rose District Farmers Market

Explore where your food is grown and support local producers at the Rose District Farmers Market throughout the summer. About 20 vendors set up each Tuesday beside the interactive water feature along historic Main St in BA, creating a lively, family-friendly scene. It is a place for community connections, fun for all ages, and shopping for everyday grocery staples. Vendor applications are accepted only through the official City of Broken Arrow website, and any solicitations to apply through social media comments are scams.

Rose District Plaza
JUL28
Groups & Meetups

Books Beneath the Trees

In the tranquil setting of Ray Harral Nature Park, settle into a shady spot beneath the trees for a quiet hour of personal reading. After the reading time, an optional, casual chat invites participants to share thoughts and swap book recommendations with other book lovers. Pack a blanket and a favorite book to make yourself comfortable among the trees. Participation is free.

JUL28
Health & Wellness

Fitness on the Green - YMCA Yoga

Find your flow on the dock at Guthrie Green with a free yoga class that brings breath, movement, and focus together. Move through a blend of seated and standing poses that stretch the body and build heat, guided by a licensed YMCA instructor. The session welcomes participants of all ages and fitness levels. Parents should consider whether their child can safely take part. Plans may change based on weather conditions.

Guthrie Green
JUL28
Fundraisers

Women's Association of Tulsa Boys' Home Mahjong Night

Enjoy an evening of Mahjong in support of Tulsa Boys' Home. The Mahjong Society will offer lessons for newcomers, and casual play will be available for every experience level. Snacks will be provided, and attendees will have opportunities to win prizes. Check-in occurs before gameplay begins. More information and registration are available.

JUL28
Music

Sing Your Heart Out

Settle in with Kismet Choir, a community singing experience that centers connection, a sense of belonging, and joy. Afterward, take part in Sing Your Heart Out, a guided session that invites deeper exploration of your own voice in a warm, judgment free environment. Offered one after the other, these two experiences let you feel the energy of singing together while also making space for individual expression. There are no tryouts, no prior experience is needed, and every voice is welcome.

Kismet Collective
JUL28
Workshops & Classes

Craft + Paint Night

A creative miniature painting session welcomes every skill level, from first timers to seasoned painters. Paint a figure to take home for $10, or bring your own miniature and use the paints for $5. With purchase, miniatures are primed so painting can start right away. Vallejo paints are available, and both locally made and mass produced miniatures can be purchased individually.

JUL28
Groups & Meetups

Yarn and Yap Get Together

This relaxed get together brings creative crafters together to show what they are working on, exchange ideas, and meet new people in a friendly setting. It takes place at Geaux - Jack Of All Shows.

Geaux - Jack Of All Shows
JUL28
Health & Wellness

Somatic Dance Class

Move freely in an upbeat, dynamic class that blends mind-body exploration with the pure pleasure of continuous motion. Mirrors are set aside so attention stays on how movement feels from within, using energizing rhythms to release stress, build warmth, and awaken natural vitality. The session is open to ages 16 and older and costs $20 per person. Wear loose, comfortable clothing with bare feet or socks, and no mat is required. For questions, contact nina@madsenmovement.com.

Oklahoma Performing Arts 718 S.Elm Pl., Broken Arrow, OK, United States, Oklahoma 74012
JUL28
Music

Benson Boone

Benson Boone’s Wanted Man Tour stops at the BOK Center.

BOK Center
JUL28
Health & Wellness

Senior Lifestyle & Wellness Expo

Discover a free expo at Tulsa Expo Square offering resources to support healthy, fulfilling living. Stop by the AARP Oklahoma booth to play a quick game and leave with a guaranteed prize. From the main stage, AARP Oklahoma Fraud Watch Network volunteer Jeff Miller will share guidance on how to recognize and prevent the latest scams. The first 500 attendees will receive complimentary event bags.

Tulsa Expo Square
JUL28
Civic

Free Drive-Thru Shred Event

Shred sensitive paperwork without leaving your car at a free drive-thru service at Tulsa Expo Square, presented by AARP Oklahoma during the Senior LIFEstyle & Wellness Expo. Documents are shredded on-site to help protect personal and financial information. Acceptable items include old tax returns, bank statements, medical bills, credit card offers, and any paperwork containing personal or financial details. Please limit drop-offs to two boxes per vehicle. Service is first come, first served until capacity is reached. AARP Oklahoma also notes an opportunity to enter to win a $100 gift card.

Tulsa Expo Square
JUL28
Health & Wellness

Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic

This low-cost vaccine clinic provides affordable preventive care to keep pets happy and healthy. No appointment is required, making it a quick and convenient option for routine vaccinations.

Tulsa SPCA
JUL28
Family

Free Summer Kids Events - Every Tuesday!

Free, family-friendly fun returns each week at Handmade with a summer-long series for kids. Expect a rotating mix of storytime, hands-on crafts, face painting, sensory play, and more. The full schedule will be announced soon. To RSVP, find the sessions you are interested in on the schedule and select Going on the matching listing. The lineup also features free face painting with Liz Biz.

JUL28
Family

Summer Storytime

A summer storytime series, created with Tulsa POPKids, unfolds in the play area on the lower level next to Dillard's. Each session welcomes guest readers who share engaging tales, along with complimentary goodies and a hands-on craft inspired by the featured book.

JUL29
Health & Wellness

Quick Care Clinic

This walk-in clinic provides affordable care for pets with minor health concerns. No appointment is required, simply visit during clinic hours. Services address common problems such as skin and ear infections, minor wounds, allergies, eye issues, and more.

Tulsa SPCA
JUL29
Markets

Downtown Tulsa Midweek Market

Browse fresh produce, ready-made foods, pantry essentials, and more at the Midweek Market, with plenty to explore throughout the evening. Relax on the patio while Mark Radcliffe performs live, sharing a mix of cover tunes and original songs. The market is approved for SNAP and DUO.

Santa Fe Square
JUL29
Art & Culture

Dinner & A Movie 🍽️🎞️

Held on the last Wednesday of each month, this gathering features a shared home-cooked meal followed by a film created by an Indigenous filmmaker. Fresh popcorn is part of the experience, and the evening wraps up with a friendly conversation about the movie.

Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness
JUL29
Workshops & Classes

Tote Bag Painting

Transform a blank cotton canvas tote into a one of a kind carryall by painting your own design. Each bag has a rectangular base for added space and stability, making it practical for everyday use. All materials are provided, and the cost is $35 per person.

JUL29
Workshops & Classes

Handcraft Gathering!

Participants bring a project they are working on or choose a new kit or supplies from the shop, then spend time hanging out and crafting together.

Community Craft
JUL29
Health & Wellness

Full Moon Ritual in Aquarius

A Full Moon Ritual in Aquarius centers on originality and the courage to stand out. Expect a space that invites thinking beyond the usual patterns, shining light on the parts of self that move to a different rhythm, challenging what holds you back, and celebrating what makes you wonderfully unique. Sliding scale admission is available at $5, $7, or $11. At Oakwise, rituals start right on time to protect the container of the work. Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes early so you can settle in. Cleansing and preparation begin about five minutes before the ritual, after which the space is sealed and no further entry is allowed. Late arrivals cannot be admitted, and refunds are not offered once the circle is underway, helping ensure a respectful and magickal experience for everyone.

Oakwise Apothecary & Ritual Center
JUL29
Sports

Eagle Ops Home Run Rally Point: Drillers vs. Arkansas

This Tulsa Drillers home game against Arkansas at ONEOK Field is open to service members, veterans, their families, and patriots. Sponsors provide complimentary tickets for these groups, and a reservation is required. Attendees may bring loved ones and plenty of enthusiasm for a fun ballpark experience.

OneOK Field - Tulsa Drillers Stadium
JUL29
Games & Entertainment

TRIVIA AT THE PUMP

A weekly trivia night with Questionable Trivia where participants can test their knowledge in a relaxed setting.

JUL29
Outdoor Recreation

Full Moon Hike

Explore Ray Harral Nature Park under the glow of the full moon on a nighttime hike. This free, all-ages event offers a guided walk departing from Ray Harral Nature Center, as well as the option to enjoy the nature trails at your own pace. The Nature Center will be open on this evening. Registration is available for the guided hike.

Ray Harral Nature Center
JUL29
Groups & Meetups

Gender Support

Gender Support at OKEQ provides a welcoming space for transgender and intersex people to connect, find resources, and receive peer support. Meetings take place every Wednesday, with a special breakout on the second Wednesday for nonbinary individuals, trans men, and trans women. First-time participants are asked to complete a brief introductory interview before attending. For details or to schedule that interview, call 918.743.4297.

Dennis R Neill Equality Center
JUL29
Markets

Wednesday Morning Farmers' Market

Discover a midweek farmers market featuring the city’s most extensive selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables, all supplied by dedicated farmers and growers from the surrounding area. Shopping on Wednesday offers a calmer, easy-to-navigate experience, helps chefs stock up before the weekend rush, and gives anyone a chance to refresh the kitchen with nutrient-dense local foods. Look for more than twenty vendors each Wednesday morning, exceptionally fresh offerings, appearances by local nonprofit organizations, cooking demonstrations, activities for children, live performances, and more.

Whittier Square
JUL29
Workshops & Classes

From Garden to Jar: Canning Pickles with Elam

Learn to preserve food and memories with a hands-on canning session led by Elam Blank, a Tulsa Herb Society member and former owner of Amish Kitchen. Held at the Mansion at Woodward Park, this class uses the water bath method and offers step-by-step guidance so participants can make their own jars. Space is very limited and pre-registration is required. Admission is $55 for Tulsa Garden Center members and $60 for non-members.

JUL29
Food & Drink

$5 Wednesdays!

Food merchants are encouraged to offer $5 menu items, making it easy to build a tray for yourself or for the whole family. The WEL Bar joins in with a $5 special too.

JUL29
Food & Drink

$5 Wednesdays with Afrikan Delights

Afrikan Delights brings $5 pricing to Mother Road Market with a simple menu of wings, jollof rice, and plantains, and wing orders are served in portions of five. Each item is priced at five dollars.

Mother Road Market
JUL30
Workshops & Classes

Nature Craft

Enjoy a hands-on craft session with projects that reflect the season. There is no fee to participate, and all supplies are provided, so just bring your creativity. This program is recommended for ages 2 and up. Registration is available.

Ray Harral Nature Center
JUL30
Fundraisers

SINGO

SINGO brings music bingo to Muskogee Brewing Company with sing-along moments, raffles, and prizes, all in support of Kids' Space Child Advocacy Center. Tickets are $35 and include one SINGO card. Extra cards can be purchased for $5 each to increase your chances to win. Kids may attend and play with the adults, and each child who wants to participate needs a $35 ticket. Food and drinks will be available to buy from Muskogee Brewing Company. Ticket sales help Kids' Space continue offering services to child abuse victims and their families in a supportive, child-focused setting.

Muskogee Brewing Company
JUL30
Family

Summer Family Movie Night #2

Families can step into Treasure Protector training during the museum's Summer Family Movie Nights. The evening includes a screening of 'National Treasures' on the third floor, a brief mid-movie intermission that launches a clue hunt on the second floor, and classic concessions with popcorn and a drink. The hunt sends participants through the museum to collect clues and uncover treasures, with opportunities to win special prizes along the way. Each night offers a different set of items to discover, so attending both delivers a new experience. At the end, participants receive certificates celebrating their completed Treasure Protector training. Admission is 25 dollars for a family of four, covering two adults and two children, and 10 dollars for individual guests, with discounts available for museum members.

The Museum
JUL30
Health & Wellness

The SOMA Breath Energized Meditation Routine

This energized meditation workshop, rooted in SOMA Breath practices, runs a little over an hour and blends rhythmic breathing with uplifting music. It trains participants to use oxygen more efficiently and to build tolerance to carbon dioxide, encourages slower breathing that can drop below 10 breaths per minute, and promotes nasal breathing. The routine is crafted to ease physical tension, elevate mood, and deliver a focused breathwork meditation experience. It is open to all, and if you can breathe you can participate. The session flows through a light body activation warm up for whole brain engagement, AUM chanting, techniques to release tension in the face, guided breathwork, and a closing meditation. Optional items include an eye mask, pillow, blanket, and a journal, and comfortable clothing is recommended since there is some initial movement. Slow, rhythmic breathing is generally safe for most people. Breath holds should be avoided after recent surgery, with epilepsy, during the third trimester of pregnancy, and with serious heart conditions such as a pacemaker, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or a recent heart attack. Participants are encouraged to listen to their bodies, reduce intensity when needed, or skip breath holds. Always practice seated or lying down, never in water and never while driving. Individuals with the noted conditions may still attend by focusing on the rhythmic breathing sections and visualization, and by engaging with the supportive community. Space is limited to 15 participants. Tiered pricing is offered, all with the same class experience: Community $45, Standard $55, Supporter $65.

JUL30
Music

Live Music Thursdays

Enjoy a weekly evening of live music at The Vault as guitarist Randy Wimer fills the space with relaxed acoustic tunes spanning a wide range of favorites. When he is unavailable, a local guest musician steps in so the sound stays fresh while the welcoming vibe remains. Pair the performance with handcrafted cocktails and a chef-led menu in Tulsa’s mid-century modern landmark, once a 1960s bank and now carefully restored. It is a comfortable fit for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. Free parking is available, and reservations are recommended.

The Vault
JUL30
Groups & Meetups

Queer Crafters Club

Bring along simple supplies like scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush for a relaxed crafting session. Queer Crafters Club gathers on Thursdays to create together and foster community through creativity.

Dennis R Neill Equality Center
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Free Yoga Classes

A no-cost yoga class led by instructor Sue Webb welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Suitable for all levels. Optional donations are accepted.

JUL30
Health & Wellness

Fitness on the Green - YMCA HIIT

At Guthrie Green, the YMCA leads a free High-Intensity Interval Training workout centered on functional, full-body movement. Expect fast-paced intervals that raise the heart rate quickly for efficient calorie burn and improved cardiovascular endurance. The session blends strength and cardio into one class, featuring bodyweight circuits and, at times, simple equipment like dumbbells or resistance bands. Typical classes last about 30 to 60 minutes and include movements such as squats, push-ups, and lunges alongside cardio bursts like jumping jacks, brief runs, or burpees. Held in a lively group environment, the workout promotes camaraderie, motivation, and accountability. Instructors provide modifications so most fitness levels can participate, with a focus on building strength, agility, and functional movement for daily life. Plans may change based on the weather.

Guthrie Green
JUL30
Games & Entertainment

Matt Fraser

Matt Fraser brings an in-person mediumship experience to Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, drawing on his television presence and recognition as an author on the New York Times bestseller list. Often described as one of the nation’s leading psychic mediums, he moves through the audience during this ninety minute event to deliver real-time readings, sharing names, memories, dates, and other specific details said to come from loved ones who have passed. Messages unfold in the moment, creating emotional scenes filled with comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or for someone nearby, many attendees find the insights resonate and leave feeling they heard exactly what they needed. Every seat offers the chance to experience his work up close, and no two shows are alike because the energy in the room helps shape the night. Presented as more than a performance, it is a shared experience built around the idea that love continues beyond this life. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
JUL30
Family

Thrifty Thursday Skate Session 🛼

Enjoy a Thrifty Thursday skate session with budget-friendly pricing. Admission is $10 and skate rentals are $3. Take advantage of a special offer where purchasing one admission makes the second half off. Rentals are not included in the discount, and the promotion cannot be combined with other deals, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL31
Health & Wellness

Drum Circle

Curtis hosts a drum circle at Innergistic that focuses on rhythm, grounding, and relaxation. Participants are encouraged to bring a drum to find their beat, center their energy, and release stress. The fee is $25. RSVP by calling 918-455-0102.

Innergistic
JUL31
Music

Reasor's Patio

This event features burgers and beers with a backdrop of '90s jams.

Reasor's
JUL31
Music

Live & Local Music | Broken Arrow, OK | Those 90s Dudes

This event features live music from Those 90s Dudes.

Reasor's
JUL31
Sports

Fun Friday Drags - July 31

This open drag night welcomes anyone who wants to test a car for an upcoming event or simply see what it can do. It is family friendly and suitable for all ages, with chances to get up close to the cars and talk with the drivers. Adult general admission is $20. Children 10 and under are free with a paid adult. A tech card is $40 and includes driver entry.

Tulsa Raceway Park
JUL31
Music

The Floozies

The Floozies make their return to Cain’s Ballroom alongside Desert Dwellers, Phyphr, and Bray Radbury. This event welcomes fans of all ages. Tickets will be available to the public, and a venue presale is offered using the password GROOVY.

Cain's Ballroom
JUL31
Dancing

Friday Night Dance

Enjoy a welcoming square dance open to everyone at Memorial Drive United Methodist Church. Admission is $5 per person.

Memorial Drive United Methodist Church
JUL31
Theater

It Happened on Route 66!

Spotlight Children’s Theatre brings a lighthearted comedy set in a 1955 Arizona diner along America’s iconic Route 66, performed by a cast that spans multiple ages. Sally, a young waitress with a passion for movie stars, is thrilled about the day’s high-profile wedding between screen siren Lovey Lamour and crooner Johnny Jerome. Everything changes when a mysterious diner guest turns out to be Lovey herself, fresh from abandoning the ceremony after her car broke down on the highway. With reporters in pursuit, Lovey lays low at the counter while Sally suggests the perfect disguise... take an apron and blend in behind the register. Sally coaches the superstar in the art of waitressing, but their plan teeters when a determined photographer uncovers the truth and tips off Johnny. The story is packed with colorful characters, including a fiery cook, Sally’s bookish boyfriend, a customer who never seems full, a disastrously bad mechanic, and even Elvis Presley before fame. It is an affectionate salute to the golden age of diners, balancing warmth with plenty of laughs.

Tulsa Spotlight Theater
JUL31
Family

Free Pizza Friday Skate Session

Enjoy a summer skate session with a built-in treat. With paid admission, each guest receives two slices of pizza and a small beverage. Admission costs $10 and skate rentals are $3. This offer is limited to the first 100 paying customers and cannot be combined with other promotions, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
JUL31
Groups & Meetups

Single Mingle LGBTQ+

Hosted by DVL, this Single Mingle creates a chill vibe for the LGBTQ+ community to connect and meet new people. Dressing to impress is welcome. Flirt facilitators are invited, provided they are part of the LGBTQ+ community. Paper brackets will be available for non verbal communication of relationship status. Tipping the bartenders is encouraged, as the event space is donated and the aim is to make it worth their time.

DVL
JUL31
Theater

"Into The Woods"

Muskogee's community theatre presents a live musical production of Into the Woods. This stage story weaves together classic Brothers Grimm tales such as Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel, and Little Red Riding Hood, alongside the journey of a Baker and his Wife who venture into the forest to break a Witch's curse so they can have a child. Experience intersecting storylines with familiar characters and a central quest that ties the fairy tales together on stage.

Muskogee Little Theatre
JUL31
Theater

Oklahoma!

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! arrives in a Tulsa PAC production that highlights love, rivalry, and the expansive spirit of the American frontier. Audiences can look forward to beloved songs, compelling storytelling, and a strong connection to place that honors heritage, community, and the heart of Oklahoma. The experience continues before the curtain with a classic Oklahoma BBQ dinner available as an optional add-on when purchasing tickets, accompanied by live pre-show entertainment from members of the cast. Guests can also explore historical artifacts on loan from the Claremore Museum of History, including the original surrey from the film Oklahoma!, recognizable for its fringe-topped design. Each performance is crafted as a joyful community gathering that celebrates the making of Oklahoma. This landmark staging is part of the Route 66 Centennial, and the Oklahoma BBQ Dinner Experience is sponsored by Arvest.

Tulsa Performing Arts Center
JUL31
Music

Underoath

Underoath brings a van tour connected to the Vans Warped Tour to The Vanguard Tulsa with opening support from Held. This all-ages show is at capacity and tickets are not available. For similar events from this venue, follow @vanguardtulsa.

The Vanguard
JUL31
Family

Moonlight Movies: Lilo & Stitch

The Tulsa Global District presents a free outdoor screening of Disney's Lilo & Stitch (Live Action) at Hannah Hall. Guests are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs for comfortable seating, and complimentary popcorn will be available. This community movie night creates an easygoing way for families, friends, and neighbors to enjoy a summer evening together.

Hannah Hall
JUL31
Family

Funtastic Friday Skate Session

Start the weekend on wheels at a fun skating session. Admission is $10. Skate rental is included with paid admission, and this offer cannot be combined with other deals, coupons, or passes.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
AUG1
Family

Back to School Bash

Restoration Church presents a back to school celebration to kick off the new academic year. A drink station will be set up so attendees can enjoy refreshments.

Restoration Church
AUG1
Health & Wellness

Quick Care Clinic

The Quick Care Clinic provides affordable care for minor pet health needs. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required, making it simple to access help during clinic hours. Services address common issues such as skin and ear infections, small wounds, allergies, eye concerns, and more. Complete pricing and the full list of services are available online.

Tulsa SPCA
AUG1
Music

Pierce Arrow

Direct from Branson, Missouri, Pierce Arrow brings two shows to Muskogee at the Roxy Theater for a single-day tour stop. Celebrating 30 years in live entertainment, the group features award-winning comedy, powerhouse vocals, smooth harmonies, and a live band. The lineup includes Pierce Arrow Country and Pierce Arrow Decades. Tickets are $35 to $45.

Roxy Theater
AUG1
Music

K-pop Superstars Live

Cain’s Ballroom hosts a high-energy K-pop tribute that blends chart-topping hits with the fantasy world of Demon Hunters. Expect high-impact choreography, live vocals, and anime-influenced visuals set against LED backdrops, bursts of confetti, and sweeping laser effects. Music from BTS, TXT, Rosé, FIFTY FIFTY, HUNTR/X, KATSEYE, SAJA BOYS, Jungkook, BLACKPINK, and more drives the show while cinematic Demon Hunters moments add dramatic flair. The experience welcomes all ages with interactive elements that encourage dancing and singing along. Photo-friendly setups and roaming performers offer plenty of chances to capture the moment and feel part of the spectacle.

Cain's Ballroom
AUG1
Sports

Live Pro Wrestling WFC Summer Sizzler

This event features appearances from special guests August Artois and Richard Holliday.

The Property Event Center
AUG1
Fundraisers

Family Bingo Night Fundraiser

A family-friendly bingo night at Wagoner Community Outreach features prizes, a 50/50, and a concession stand. Proceeds support the Wagoner Annual Toy Run, which provides Christmas gifts for children in the Wagoner community. Hosted by Road Warriors for Christ.

Wagoner Community Outreach
AUG1
Fundraisers

Til Death Do Us Part Murder Mystery Dinner

The Museum Broken Arrow presents a Til Death Do Us Part Murder Mystery Dinner fundraiser where a wedding celebration takes a dark turn when someone in the wedding party is found dead. With a demanding bride and a groom who is less than eager, participants collaborate, swap clues, and try to reveal the culprit so the couple can finally say I do. The event is led by the Murder Mystery Company, recognized nationwide, and includes a catered pasta and salad dinner plus a bottle of wine. Everyone takes on the role of detective, and the offender is hidden among the crowd. Attire is flexible, and wedding-themed looks are encouraged, whether that means bringing back a wedding dress or choosing delightfully over-the-top outfits suited to the occasion.

The Museum Broken Arrow
AUG1
Health & Wellness

High Summer Sound Ritual

Sarah and Tiffani lead a High Summer sound experience in the Temple that honors the Season of the Bees. Rather than a typical crystal-bowl sound bath, this gathering focuses on the healing potential of frequency, guiding a gentle journey that supports shifts in mind, body, and spirit. Each attendee receives a solar gift as part of the experience. Space is limited to 12 participants, and the cost is $35.

Oakwise Apothecary & Ritual Center
AUG1
Fundraisers

1st Saturday Bingo Benefit Night

This bingo night supports Memphis Street Animal Rescue at Geaux Theatres / Jack of All Games in Broken Arrow. Games are $5 each and include three cards per sheet, with prizes awarded every round. Cash is preferred. Dobbers are available or you can bring your own. The concession stand and bar will be open, and the venue offers discounted kids activities during play. All proceeds benefit Memphis Street Animal Rescue.

Geaux - Jack Of All Shows
AUG1
Groups & Meetups

Bacone Alumni Night

A welcoming evening at Cowboys brings Bacone alumni together to reconnect and celebrate the Bacone experience through stories, laughs, and a hint of mystery. The focus is on adventures from campus life, unforgettable moments that still make the rounds, late-night memories, and yes, the ghost tales that refuse to fade. With a long history to honor, the gathering centers on sharing and preserving that legacy through community. Attendees can listen, speak, and reconnect with other Warriors during an open mic storytelling segment, with sign-ups handled at the door. Many cherished stories are waiting to be told, and every era is welcome, from recent years to decades past.

Cowboy's Bar-B-Q & Grill
AUG1
Markets

Saturday Morning Tulsa Farmers' Market 2026

Tulsa Farmers' Market marks its 29th year with more than 100 vendors as local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and artisans share their best. Shoppers will find just-picked produce, honey from nearby hives, responsibly raised meats, seasonal flowers, farm eggs, oven-fresh breads, fermented and pickled specialties, and distinctive handmade goods. Live music sets a relaxed tone that encourages lingering, and the friendly crowd fosters a sense of community rarely found at big-box or grocery stores. From vegetables and sourdough to colorful bouquets and easygoing vibes, Saturday mornings here celebrate fresh food and local flavor.

Whittier Square
AUG1
Dancing

Monochrome Dance/ Charlie Christian Night

Spend an evening at Southminster Community Center with a beginner lesson to kick things off, followed by social dancing. The theme is monochrome, so outfits in a single color with varied shades are encouraged. The music will honor Oklahoma jazz guitarist Charlie Christian with special DJ’d selections. Admission is $5 for members, $9 for non-members, $5 for student members, and $7 for student non-members.

Southminster Presbyterian Church Community Center
AUG1
Sports

Tulsa Firehouse 5K Run

This event features a 5-kilometer run.

Veterans Park
AUG1
Markets

Summer Saturdays at the Rose District Farmers Market

Celebrate summer at the Rose District Farmers Market, where shoppers can connect with local growers and makers. On a typical Saturday, the market features over 60 vendors, live music each week, and monthly visits from the Traveling Barnyard. The family friendly setting makes it easy to stock up on grocery essentials while enjoying a welcoming community vibe. Vendor applications are accepted only through the City of Broken Arrow’s official website, and any social media solicitations to apply are scams.

Rose District Plaza
AUG1
Markets

RDFM Traveling Barnyard

Experience the Traveling Barnyard at the market, where Ms. Carman, a local BA teacher, introduces visitors to a variety of furry and feathered animals in a friendly petting zoo setting. The schedule may be adjusted in hot weather to ensure the animals’ well-being. Please be aware that any social media posts asking for vendors, musicians, or other participants are scams, as the market does not coordinate bookings through social media.

Rose District Plaza
AUG1
Markets

The Great Tulsa Honey Sale 2026

Returning for the 10th time, this honey sale highlights fresh, local Tulsa honey along with beeswax goods. Find quart jars for $38, pint jars for $20, and pint honey with comb for $28. Corked gift jars are available at $8 or $17, and honey bears are $11. Beeswax lotion bars are $7 or three for $18, and beeswax lip balms are $4 or three for $10. Payment is flexible, with cash preferred and Venmo, Visa, MC, Amex, and Discover also accepted.

Shadow Mountain Honey Company
AUG1
Sports

WATL Tournament

Registration is open for a two day WATL tournament at A&R Axe Throwing. Participants can compete in five disciplines: hatchets, big axes, and knives at $100 each, plus hatchet duels and knife duels at $50 per player. The tournament suits competitors pursuing WATL points and prizes, as well as those interested in a full weekend of throwing.

A&R Axe Throwing & Indoor Golf
AUG1
Workshops & Classes

Beginners Metal Workshop

Uncover metalworking basics in a welcoming, three-hour weekend workshop where you will design and cut your own garden sculpture. Guided by experienced instructors, participants learn how to plan a design and use a plasma torch to cut metal, turning a creative idea into a finished piece. This class is tailored for beginners, perfect for anyone eager to try a new skill, and is also a fun option to take with a friend. Advance registration is required. Upcoming class dates are available, and inquiries about private sessions can be sent to info@gardendeva.com.

Garden Deva Sculpture Company
AUG1
Music

RDFM Saturday live music

The market hosts live music, and this set spotlights pianist and singer Jamey Hooper. Based around Tulsa and Broken Arrow, Jamey began performing as a child in a boys choir and started writing and playing his own material as a teenager. A screening of Purple Rain set him on a lifelong musical path. His piano driven songs draw on soul and pop, with influences that include Gavin DeGraw, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, and Prince. Highlights from his career include serving as director for sold out tribute shows honoring Prince and Tom Petty at The Shrine in Tulsa, along with frequent appearances at venues throughout the Tulsa scene. His recordings include the EPs Do Good and Disappear and the recently released Freedom of Expression, produced by Kendal Osborne at The Closet Studios in Bixby. Videos for Sliver of Time and Only Now are available online, and a new video for Thought Police is in the works. Expect spirited piano jams and favorites like Elton John classics. Please note that any social media posts soliciting vendors or musicians for the market are scams, since scheduling is not handled through social platforms.

Rose District Plaza
AUG1
Workshops & Classes

Watercolor Basics

Learn the foundations of watercolor in a six-hour, hands-on workshop led by artist Terri Wagner. Terri is an award-winning painter based in Kiefer, Oklahoma, whose love of horses, animals, and the outdoors informs realistic work that stays loose with bold brushstrokes and vibrant color. The class starts with preparing watercolor paper to prevent buckling, including a demonstration and time to stretch your own surface. You will then practice smooth, even washes and soft gradients using taped sections for control, followed by a guided cloud study that explores wet into wet techniques, water management, soft edges, and timing. The final portion is dedicated to creating a painting of your choice. Work from your own reference photos or select from examples provided, while receiving one-on-one guidance focused on brush handling, values, edges, composition, and problem-solving. This small-group workshop runs with a minimum of five and a maximum of twelve students. The fee is $35 for members and $45 for nonmembers. A supply list will be provided when available. Optional lunch delivery is offered for $13.70.

Muskogee Art Guild
AUG1
Sales & Discounts

1st Saturday Clothing Extravaganza Sale

Explore added deals on clothing, shoes, and purses at Thrift & Paw, the Memphis Street Animal Rescue thrift store in Broken Arrow. Shop for wardrobe finds while supporting Memphis Street Animal Rescue, as proceeds from sales go directly to the organization.

Thrift & Paw
AUG1
Family

1st Saturday Rescue Pet Adoption Event

A monthly stock room sale pairs with a rescue pet adoption event at Thrift & Paw, the Memphis Street Animal Rescue thrift store. Adoptable dogs and cats will be available, with each hosted at separate rescue locations. Completing adoption pre-approval in advance can allow same-day adoptions. Afterward, a Bingo Night fundraiser at Geaux Theatres benefits Memphis Street Animal Rescue. Each game is $5 and includes three cards per sheet, with prizes awarded every round.

Thrift & Paw - Memphis Street Animal Rescue Thrift Store
AUG1
Outdoor Recreation

Summer Mycoblitz - Fungi Foray

Take part in a free fungi foray at Ray Harral Nature Center, presented as part of a nationwide MycoBlitz focused on documenting wild mushrooms. Similar to a BioBlitz, this effort concentrates on fungi and aims to record as many species as possible within a set area and time. Nature center staff will lead guided activities around the park and show participants how to contribute as citizen scientists by observing and documenting their finds. Across the broader project, selected specimens will be chosen for DNA sequencing, and notable discoveries can help expand knowledge of North American mushrooms. The focus is learning, community, and time outdoors, not foraging.

Ray Harral Nature Center
AUG1
Markets

Plant show extravaganza!

A plant-focused showcase at Heirloom Rustic Ales in Tulsa brings together rare and uncommon houseplants, distinctive plant-themed goods, and a welcoming community of enthusiasts. Explore selections from local vendors including Tyler Thrasher of Moonbeam Conservatory, The Midnight Botanical Society, Houseplants by Rachel, Happy Plants OKC, Tropical Botaniqs Co., and Prop Swappers of Tulsa. The gathering suits devoted collectors and curious newcomers alike, with opportunities to connect with fellow plant lovers, support small businesses, and enjoy drinks from Heirloom Rustic Ales while browsing.

AUG1
Family

Super Saturday Skate Session

Skate all day at a summer roller skating session designed for families. An Ultimate Family Fun Pass is available for $75 and includes four admissions with skate rental, one medium pizza, four large drinks, and 100 arcade tokens. It offers an easy way to spend the day on wheels with food, drinks, and arcade play bundled together.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
AUG2
Family

Brick Builder's Bash

A day of LEGO build and play at Mini Muskogee invites young creators to explore the play floor and assemble their own LEGO kits. The experience blends hands-on construction with active play, keeping kids engaged while encouraging creativity, problem solving, and teamwork. A dedicated LEGO building activity is included, along with full access to the play areas. Designed for LEGO fans of all ages.

Mini Muskogee Play Museum
AUG2
Family

Sunday Funday Skate Session

This family-focused skate session pairs time on the rink with arcade play. The Family Skate & Play Special is $58 and includes four admissions with skate rentals if needed and 100 arcade tokens. It offers a simple way to spend time together and build a lasting tradition.

Broken Arrow Roller Sports
AUG2
Music

Irish Music Seisiúns

Experience a traditional Irish music session centered on lively dance tunes performed on acoustic instruments common to the tradition. The gathering emphasizes learning melodies by ear in the customary way. Players of non-melody instruments are asked to use discretion and take turns so the focus remains on the tunes. All ages are welcome, and the session takes place every first Sunday of the month.

Bishop Quigley
AUG2
Sports

TAT Chris Brown Tulsa Duathlon

Set in Mohawk Park in Tulsa, the Chris Brown Tulsa Duathlon features a run, bike, run format suited to both first-time multisport athletes and seasoned competitors. Participants take on a 5 kilometer road run, a 25 kilometer road ride, and a concluding 5 kilometer road run. The running segments follow closed, paved roads inside the park and are flat and quick, while the bike course travels city streets that are mostly flat with a few rolling hills.

Mohawk Park
AUG3
Civic

Downtown Business Awards

Hosted by Main Street Muskogee, this annual Downtown Business Awards event at The Harmony Hall honors standout buildings, local businesses, and dedicated volunteers who help keep downtown Muskogee vibrant. It shines a light on the people and places improving the district every day, celebrating hard work and commitment that strengthen the heart of the community.

The Harmony Hall
AUG4
Family

Family STEM Night

Spark curiosity together through hands-on science and nature in an open-house format. Each month features a new nature theme with activities that encourage discovery, problem solving, and time outside. Every session offers three interactive STEM stations, a project to take home, opportunities for outdoor exploration when weather allows, and a chance to talk with a naturalist. Participants can move through the activities at their own pace. The fee is $5 per participating child ages 2 and up, adults are free. Pre-registration is required for each participating child. Ideal for young explorers and families who enjoy learning together in the natural world.

Ray Harral Nature Center
AUG6
Family

2026 Muskogee Indian Education Backpack and School Supply Giveaway

A one day only giveaway from Muskogee Indian Education provides backpacks and school supplies at the Tony Goetz Elementary School Gym. The event helps students get ready for the new school year by offering essential items for classroom success.

Tony Goetz Elementary Gym
AUG6
Family

Storytime Crafts

Little ones can take part in a weekly storytime that highlights a new children's book, then make a craft inspired by the story. It is best suited for ages 2 to 5. Registration is free and can be completed at the front desk of Nienhuis Park Community Center.

Nienhuis Park Community Center
AUG7
Fundraisers

MyPros Duck Derby

The first MyPros Duck Derby brings hundreds of rubber ducks to the Lazy River at River Country Water Park in Muskogee. This lively fundraiser turns the current into a playful racecourse and supports Lake Area United Way Oklahoma. Expect several races with a limited number of ducks in each, plus prizes to be won. More details about race formats, duck pricing, and prizes will be announced soon.

River Country Water Park
AUG7
Sports

3rd Annual HV Roberts Memorial Jr. Rodeo

Now in its third year, this memorial rodeo honors HV Roberts with added prize money and buckles, along with a concession stand. All proceeds benefit the Porter Livestock Exhibitors.

H.V. Roberts Memorial Rodeo
AUG7
Music

Lewis Wayne and the A-Train

Lewis Wayne and the A-Train perform at Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #4042. This newer group is building its name with a lineup of formidable players.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #4042
AUG7
Music

Tom Kenny & The Hi-Seas

This all ages show features Tom Kenny and the Hi-Seas, a 12 piece rock and soul party band with high energy. They perform songs by Chuck Berry, Sam Cooke, the Shangri-Las, and The Righteous Brothers. The group is known for rowdy live shows in Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Tijuana, Mexico. General admission and VIP tickets are available.

The Vanguard
AUG8
Comedy

William Lee Martin

Comedian William Lee Martin brings his Seemed Smart at the Time Tour to the Roxy Theater in Muskogee, OK. The performance is presented by Red Dirt Comedy.

Roxy Theater
AUG8
Festivals

Summer Bizarre

Summer Bizarre fills The Property Event Center with a full slate of activities for all ages. Look for a car show with awards, a dedicated kid zone, and tattoos and piercings available until close. Two mystery contests add a surprise element, and more than 20 vendors keep the marketplace lively all day. As night approaches, the entertainment ramps up with a fire performance, the Bizarre Battle Royal, and pro wrestling. Food and drinks come from Angels Snow Cones, Boomtown BBQ, WFC Kitchen, California Street Tacos, and Chug Bug. The Kids Zone features Tulsa Rolling Video Games, Going Bonkers bounce houses, and Friendly Farms petting zoo. Presented with support from Vital Life Tulsa, Always Ink, Gateway Classic Cars, Deepwell Cannabis, Show Room Service, No Pressure Sports, Route 66 Harley Davidson, and Oklahoma Power Sports. Tickets are on sale.

The Property Event Center
AUG8
Festivals

Downtown Block Party

A community block party offers a day of family friendly fun with local vendors, food trucks and concession stands, live music from a band, a bounce house, and door prizes. To make room for the festivities, some streets will be closed to traffic. The event focuses on shopping local, a variety of food, and music in celebration of the community. For more information, contact Crafter's Market at 918 815 0072 or Green Thumb Treats at 918 913 6951.

Downtown Muskogee
AUG8
Games & Entertainment

Oklahoma Comic Con 2026

At the Arvest Convention Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma Comic Con 2026 brings together celebrity guests, comic creators, and cosplayers with vendors, gaming, and fan panels. The event also features a costume contest and other activities.

Arvest Convention Center
AUG8
Workshops & Classes

Windchimes and Wine Workshop

Relax and get creative at a two-hour Windchimes and Wine workshop at Garden Deva. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance as you design a one-of-a-kind windchime using a wide selection of artful metal pieces and colorful beads. Participants also receive 20 percent off all in-store purchases made on the day of the class. Advance registration is required to reserve a spot in this popular workshop.

Garden Deva Sculpture Company
AUG8
Festivals

🎉 CARIBBEAN BLOCK PARTY 🎉

A high energy Caribbean block party in Tulsa salutes Caribbean American Heritage Month with a vibrant mix of culture, cuisine, and music, presented by Oklahoma Caribbean Vibes and Caribbean Fusion Fritay. Enjoy Jamaican, Haitian, and Trinidadian dishes alongside island drinks and tropical desserts, while live DJs, steel drums, and cultural performances set the pace with reggae, dancehall, soca, kompa, afrobeat, and favorite classics. The atmosphere blends family friendly fun with chill lounge vibes, plus games and dominoes and a variety of vendors. All nationalities are welcome to celebrate together. Wear your island colors, bring your flag, and show your pride. Early arrival is recommended, and vendor opportunities are available.

KüSh Lounge
AUG13
Career

Fire & Ice White Party - Tulsa

An annual white party at Laurannae Social celebrates unity and women supporting women, creating a welcoming space for meaningful connections among women in business. Attendees can network with up to 40 participants, with space for 10 VIPs and 30 guests. Women business owners in the Ring of Fire will share fire and ice themed swag, and everyone receives a red swag bag filled with items from bag sponsors. Two attendees will be selected to receive a Fire or Ice grand prize bag with gifts from sponsors valued at over 100 dollars each. Guests are welcome to bring business cards to exchange with booth sponsors for two way networking. A glass of wine or lemonade and a complimentary Chick-cuterie cup are included, courtesy of the 10 VIP Ring of Fire sponsors. The dress code is white chic to reflect unity. Choose what feels best, whether a dress, a top, or white jeans.

Laurannae
AUG14
Food & Drink

VEGAN BREWS N BBQ

An all-vegan comfort food pop-up comes to Nothing's Left Brewing Co., featuring Southern staples and sandwich specials from the barbecue spot ranked number one in the country by VegNews and USA TODAY. Look for Fried Chickun, smoked meats, mac n cheeze, jambalaya, po' boys, and totchos. The menu is nut-free, and gluten-free options are available.

Nothing's Left Brewing Co.
AUG15
Food & Drink

Mediterranean Summer Soirée

Celebrate the shift from spring to summer at the Mediterranean Summer Soirée, a community-centered gathering featuring a luncheon with refreshing lemonade and infused waters. In the heart of Downtown Muskogee, guests are welcome to bring friends and family to enjoy games and take home swag bags. Groups may reserve their spots in advance, and additional information about ticket reservations will be announced. The setting will be refined, with the event’s hallmark blue and white china collected over the years shaping the ambiance. Admission is $15 per person or $25 per couple.

The Ivy Room
AUG15
Music

Megan Moroney: The Cloud 9 Tour

Megan Moroney brings her Cloud 9 Tour to BOK Center, joined by special guests Solon Holt and JP Saxe. For every ticket, $1 goes to the Megan Moroney Foundation to support initiatives that address bullying and advance mental health well-being, helping create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere from show to show.

BOK Center
AUG15
Music

Jazz On The Green 2026

Presented by Bill Knight Lincoln, the sixth annual Jazz On The Green brings an evening of live jazz and family friendly fun to Guthrie Green. This ongoing tradition spotlights the sound of jazz in a relaxed setting where music lovers can enjoy a lively atmosphere together.

Guthrie Green
AUG15
Family

35th Annual Car & Bike Show

Celebrating its 35th year, this car and bike show offers a day filled with eye-catching rides and plenty of fun. Admission is free. On-site registration for cars is available for $20 per vehicle, and judging covers 27 classes with prizes awarded to the top two in each.

Broken Arrow Elks Lodge #2673
AUG19
Workshops & Classes

Family History Scrapbook Workshop

Turn scattered boxes of photos and family memories into a meaningful keepsake in this interactive beginner workshop. Learn core practices for archival care, develop engaging personal narratives, and create simple scrapbook layouts that bring stories to life. Registration is required.

Muskogee Public Library
AUG21
Festivals

Muskogee Hot Air Balloon Festival

Hosted by Visit Muskogee and Muskogee Parks and Recreation, the Muskogee Hot Air Balloon Festival fills Hatbox Event Park with family-friendly activities and sky-high spectacle. Guests can take tethered balloon rides, then stick around after dark for a glowing balloon showcase capped by nightly fireworks. A free Kid Zone keeps younger attendees entertained, and food trucks, local vendors, and live music round out the experience. Nightly general admission is $20 per vehicle, and premium parking is available for $30 each night or $55 for the weekend. The festival is expected to attract visitors from across the region and support local businesses while offering plenty of fun.

Muskogee Hatbox Event Park
AUG22
Fundraisers

A Dad's Night Out Poker Tournament

A Dad’s Night Out brings card players together for a friendly poker tournament that benefits a meaningful local initiative. Presented with Mini Muskogee and 40:31 Rehab & Wellness, the event directs all proceeds to Sensory Safe Santa, a 40:31 Rehab & Wellness program that creates a welcoming holiday experience for children and families with sensory needs. Entry is $30 and includes a chip bundle. Childcare for one child is included with each paid entry at Mini Muskogee, with a $10 fee for each additional child. Food trucks and concession items will be available for purchase throughout the evening. Expect prizes, camaraderie, and an enjoyable night of cards that supports families in the community.

40:31 Rehab & Wellness
AUG22
Sports

NEOKLA AutoX TNT and Event #8

Northeastern Oklahoma Region SCCA presents a double autocross weekend featuring TNT alongside the eighth event of the 2026 season at Davis Field in Muskogee. SCCA members pay $40 for one day or $70 for both days, and non-members pay $60 for one day or $90 for both days with a Weekend Membership included. Every driver receives at least six runs, with eight runs typical. Free fun runs take place after the first day of competition. The program includes tech inspection, a course walk and orientation, a mandatory drivers meeting, cars moving to grid with worker check-in, then the first car heads out. A trophy presentation follows the end of competition. Please bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

Muskogee-Davis Regional Airport
AUG22
Markets

August 22!

Explore a time-honored shopping event that has been a local favorite since 1972, filled with antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, vintage and retro pieces, funky finds, crafts, and plenty else to discover. Admission is free. The event takes place at the SageNet Center at Expo Square.

SageNet Center at Expo Square
AUG22
Markets

Rose District Farmers Market live music

Live music fills the Rose District Farmers Market with a featured performance by Marcia Keeth, sharing older acoustic rock, blues, and classics. Her style is rich with character and delivered with depth and emotion. The market does not arrange bookings through social media, and any posts soliciting vendors or musicians are not associated with official scheduling.

Rose District Plaza
AUG22
Markets

Casper Cruizin' - Dark Market Tour

Casper, the Tulsa Spirit Tours luxury bus, hosts a fun excursion centered on thrift stores. This experience is one of several themed outings that also include dark markets, food tours, and more. Participants ride together on Casper between thrift store stops for an easy, shared shopping trip.

TBD
AUG22
Markets

Tulsa/BA Spirit Fair Hosted by Cyndy

Hosted by Cyndy, this spirit fair gathers readers, healers, and makers at Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow. Explore tarot and intuitive readings, medium and pet messages, astrology, quantum touch, massage, reiki, and past life insights. Browse a wide selection of crystals, stones, pendulums, orgonite, silver jewelry, candles, tarot boards, biofield balancing jewelry, herbs, oils, oracle decks, and other items to support a personal spiritual path. The experience centers on warm, uplifting spirituality and practical tools for growth.

Stoney Creek Hotel
AUG27
Markets

Chamber Member Expo

The Broken Arrow Chamber Member Expo spotlights local businesses as Chamber members showcase their products and services while connecting with the community. Chamber members can build relationships and support fellow businesses. The general public can shop local and explore a wide range of member offerings. Door prizes will be available throughout the event.

Stoney Creek Hotel
AUG27
Food & Drink

𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗠𝗲𝗮𝗹- No Grocery Give Away

This monthly community dinner at Wagoner Community Outreach offers a free meal with no registration required. Friends and family are welcome. If a ride is needed, call 918-485-6830 before noon on the day of the meal. Please note that groceries will not be distributed at this event.

Pierce Avenue
AUG29
Health & Wellness

Labor Day Wellness Retreat @ Canebrake

Set along Fort Gibson Lake in Oklahoma at The Canebrake, this immersive wellness getaway centers on breath, movement, rest, and clear intention with guidance from Raven Nicole, a veteran teacher with more than 25 years of experience in transformative yoga. The program features holotropic breathwork and yoga with Raven Nicole, a water-focused sound bath led by Jenny Rigney, and a somatic emotional release session with Matt Michaels. Between sessions, participants can enjoy chef-curated meals and ranch-style lodging, plus time at the swimming pool, hot tub, and full spa. Spread across 300 acres, the property includes bike trails with Townie bikes available, six ponds, eagle nesting sites, historic Indian trading posts, spacious cabins and a dedicated retreat room, a spa and sauna, a ceremonial fire pit, a yoga studio, indoor pickleball courts, and two golf simulators. Guests have access to these amenities throughout their stay. Registration covers one attendee in shared accommodations for two to four people, with options for private king suites, room upgrades, and extended stays. Solo travelers and pairs are welcome. Guests can linger and unwind after classes conclude. An optional add-on, The Freedom Retreat, offers an additional three-day immersion focused on calming the nervous system through breathwork, yoga and self-care practices, nourishing meals, and time to soak in the serenity of The Canebrake. The experience aligns with the wellbriety movement supported by Raven Yoga Nation and draws on extensive retreat experience.

The Canebrake
AUG29
Music

Yacht Rock Review

From the team behind 90’s Country Throwback, Yacht Rock Review featuring Reversing Radio and Friends brings silky melodies, warm‑weather nostalgia, and beloved soft rock staples. Expect an evening of upbeat hits, big singalongs, and a relaxed party atmosphere that turns the night into a breezy yacht rock escape.

Muskogee Civic Center
AUG29
Markets

August 29, The Last Flea of Summer!

Wrap up the season at a long-running flea market that has been welcoming treasure seekers since 1972. Browse a varied mix of antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, vintage and retro pieces, quirky finds, handmade crafts, and more. This final market of the season takes place in the SageNet Center at Expo Square. Admission is free.

SEP5
Fundraisers

2026 Freedom Fund Banquet

At the Muskogee Civic Center, the 2026 Muskogee NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet and Awards embraces a We, the People theme and honors excellence, leadership, and meaningful contributions to the community. The evening focuses on recognition and community impact.

Muskogee Civic Center
SEP5
Markets

Tulsa Punk Rock Flea Market 2026!!

Tulsa Punk Rock Flea Market celebrates 12 years of championing alternative small businesses, artists, vendors, and musicians. This all-day event features live bands with a lineup to be announced, plus a full bar. Browse an eclectic mix of records, CDs, cassette tapes, alternative clothing, accessories, patches, pins, oddities, jewelry, books, collectibles, music gear, original art, and more, with sounds and styles spanning punk, hardcore, metal, rock and roll, dark wave, goth, rockabilly, ska, and beyond. The market highlights genuine creators and music merchandise, and does not accept mass-produced, AI-generated, or generic 3D-printed goods. Admission is $10 and includes access to all vendors and live music for the entire day. Kids 12 and under enter free and do not need a ticket. Free parking is available. Hosted at the Exchange Center at Tulsa Expo Square and sponsored by Boulevard Trash.

Tulsa Expo Square
SEP16
Workshops & Classes

2D Art Scanning Workshop

Glare and color shifts do not have to ruin images of your artwork. This beginner-friendly workshop introduces professional scanners and companion software to help you faithfully capture brushwork and pencil detail, then prepare clean files for polished portfolios and files ready for printing. Instruction focuses on practical steps artists can use to achieve consistent, accurate results when digitizing 2D pieces. The session takes place in the Genealogy Department at Muskogee Public Library. Registration is recommended.

Muskogee Public Library
SEP18
Festivals

Scotfest 2026

Celebrate Scottish heritage across three days with Highland athletics challenges, elite bagpiping, time-honored dance, and a full slate of live performances. Enjoy whisky tastings and a wide range of beer, plus brand-new attractions debuting in 2026. This edition delivers a larger scale with more to experience than ever.

SEP18
Music

Buddy Guy 90

Presented by DCF Concerts, Buddy Guy brings the Buddy Guy 90 Tour to Tulsa Theater with special guest D.K. Harrell. Following his Damn Right Farewell and Damn Right Encore tours, he returns to show that the blues remains vibrant. This tour celebrates a legacy that has influenced multiple generations of musicians and highlights the passion, emotion, and authenticity that have defined his live shows for over seventy years. All seats are reserved, and the event is open to all ages.

Tulsa Theater
SEP19
Festivals

Muskogee Oktoberfest

The 3rd Annual Muskogee Oktoberfest brings Bavarian flavor to the Muskogee Civic Center with lively music, friendly competition, classic snacks, and a wide selection of seasonal brews. Enjoy traditional tunes from the GAST Blaskapelle, test your skills in the Krug Games, and sample German-inspired bites from Twisted Joe’s Pretzels and Crickets Creations. Oktoberfest beers from Marshall Brewing will be on tap alongside other beer and drink options. Admission is $5 for children and $15 for adults. An adult bundle that includes a limited edition 17 oz festival mug and the first pour is available for $24 when purchased by the stated deadline, or $30 at the regular price. The mug also provides discounted refills throughout the event at the 12 oz price. For vendor inquiries, email bharman@muskogeeok.gov. For sponsorship questions, email pkays@muskogeeok.gov.

Muskogee Civic Center
SEP26
Food & Drink

Flat Rock Fish Fry

This year’s fish fry will include a bounce house provided by Coblentz Crazy House, LLC, a local business. They are also available if you need a bounce house.

SEP26
Sports

NEOKLA AutoX Events #9-10

The Northeastern Oklahoma Region SCCA hosts a weekend of autocross with a double-header featuring Events 9 and 10 of the 2026 season at Davis Field in Muskogee. SCCA members pay 40 dollars for one day or 70 dollars for the full weekend. Non-members are 60 dollars for a single day or 90 dollars for both days, and that includes a Weekend Membership. Each driver is guaranteed at least six runs, with eight runs typical. Free fun runs are planned after the first day’s competition. A trophy presentation will take place once the final runs of the weekend are complete. Be sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

Muskogee-Davis Regional Airport
SEP26
Fundraisers

Hometown Hope Run

Depot Green in Downtown Muskogee sets the stage for a glow-themed run that invites participants to shine. Pre-registration takes place at the Depot before the start, and runners are encouraged to arrive decked out in glowing gear for a chance to earn a prize recognizing the brightest glow. Proceeds support Gospel Rescue Mission, helping fund programs in Muskogee County that include felony reintegration, addiction recovery, job skills training, and other services for individuals and families in crisis.

Depot Green - Downtown Muskogee
SEP26
Family

Pollinator Party

Celebrate the vital creatures that keep ecosystems thriving at the Pollinator Party at Ray Harral Nature Center. Highlights include a Parks4Pollinators Bioblitz to record observations of local pollinators, hands-on Monarch Tagging with a focus on migration, and a Plant and Seed Swap for exchanging plants and seeds. Games, crafts, and other activities create a welcoming experience for all ages. Guests can explore the trails, connect with nature, and learn practical ways to support pollinators in the community. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Hosted by Ray Harral Nature Center in collaboration with local conservation partners.

Ray Harral Nature Center
OCT2
Sports

PBR Challenger Series

Bedouin Shrine and Zane Cook are bringing the PBR Challenger Series to the Muskogee Civic Center. Event times have not been finalized, and additional details will be shared as they become available.

Muskogee Civic Center
OCT3
Art & Culture

Founders’ Place Fall Art Fest

An open air art gallery and marketplace highlights creators from the Muskogee area. More than 30 artists and artisans showcase their work alongside live music, with food and beverages from local small business owners. Designed to uplift local talent and build connections within the creative community, this gathering also supports Founders Place Historic District Inc., a 501c3 nonprofit in Muskogee that preserves historic integrity, improves neighborhood properties, and promotes a high quality of life for residents. A vendor application is available.

OCT3
Health & Wellness

The Holistic Wellness Event 2026

Oklahoma’s largest natural health and wellness gathering returns for its seventh year, now expanded to a two-day format at Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow. This family-friendly experience is free to attend and offers a welcoming way to connect with the wellness community, ask health questions, and meet local producers. Explore a wide range of offerings such as acupuncture, air and water filtration, aromatherapy, biofeedback, bodywork, breathwork, chiropractic care, cold plunge therapy, consciousness work, corrective exercise, cranial sacral therapy, detox and cleansing support, doulas, EMF mitigation, energy and intuitive healing, environmental health, fascial maneuvers, fertility and hormone health, fitness practices and mobility training, food trucks, functional and integrative medicine, health and wellness coaching, heat therapy like saunas, holistic nutrition, hypnotherapy, IV therapy, lactation consultants, life coaching, local food producers, massage therapy, meditation and mindfulness, men’s and women’s health, mental and emotional wellness, midwives, movement and postural therapy, natural foods and skincare, neurofeedback, naturopathic doctors, non-toxic living, pediatric care, perimenopause and menopause support, physical therapy, prenatal and postpartum care, red light therapy, regenerative agriculture and soil health, Reiki and shamanic healing, somatic therapy and nervous system regulation, sound healing, spiritual counseling and education, sustainable living, thermography, trauma-informed care, yoga, and more. Vendor and sponsorship details will be announced, and additional surprises are planned.

Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow
OCT3
Health & Wellness

Wellness & Wonder at York Plaza

A community focused afternoon at York Plaza in Muskogee brings together wellness, learning, and family friendly fun. The event features a blood drive to support neighbors, a lineup of food trucks, hands on play at the Mini Muskogee Play Museum with $3 admission, a tea tasting bar with herbal and wellness options, and on site health consultations and screenings from local professionals. Attendees can meet area authors, tour a newly opened nail salon and enter a gift card drawing, explore work by artists and makers, and browse vendors centered on wellness, gardening, and natural living. Family resources and community helpers will be available, and children can enjoy activities and coloring sheets. It is tailored for anyone interested in improving health, discovering local resources, connecting with creators, or simply sharing some relaxed family time.

OCT4
Markets

Rhea Lana's of Muskogee Fall & Winter 2026

Shop a large children’s consignment event from Rhea Lana’s of Muskogee, where hundreds of local families offer gently used items priced 60 to 90 percent below retail. Every item is inspected for quality, and the selection includes clothing for infants through teens plus maternity wear, shoes, baby equipment, furniture, toys, books, DVDs, electronics, bedding, nursery decor, and more. The best bargains are often found when shopping early, with a private pre sale that offers both paid and free ticket options before public hours. Once open to the public, admission is free and no ticket is required, and half price pre sale options and public shopping are available. Cash and credit are accepted, creating a convenient and budget friendly way to outfit growing kids.

OCT6
Sports

Oklahoma City Thunder vs. New Orleans Pelicans

The Oklahoma City Thunder face the New Orleans Pelicans at BOK Center. Tickets will be available in two phases, beginning with a presale run by the venue and followed by a general sale open to all.

BOK Center
OCT9
Markets

Rhea Lana's of Muskogee's Foster and Military Shopping

Rhea Lana’s of Muskogee hosts a free shopping event dedicated to foster families and military households. Families can choose children’s clothing, toys, furniture, and other necessities at no cost, thanks to consignors who donated their unsold items. To be approved to shop, foster families should bring placement paperwork, and military shoppers should present a military ID at the E5 rank or lower. Bring a wagon or a laundry basket to help carry selected items. The aim is to ease the cost of essentials and add a bit of joy for the children in their care while honoring the service and support these families provide.

OCT10
Markets

Ruby Market 2026

Enjoy a lively indoor and outdoor art market at Ruby Clay Company in Tulsa with free admission for everyone. Browse a diverse mix of artists, with a special spotlight on potters and ceramic makers. Choose something tasty from food and dessert trucks, then take part in a complimentary clay activity to create with your own hands. Guests can also enter raffles for a chance to win prizes. Ruby Clay is currently welcoming vendor applications for this year’s market.

OCT11
Music

Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert 40th Anniversary

Jim Henson’s Labyrinth in concert marks its 40th anniversary at Tulsa Theater. This all ages event features reserved seating. A VIP add on is available after tickets are added to the cart and includes a commemorative show poster, a special laminate credential, a 40th anniversary Labyrinth tote bag, access to a designated pickup area and table, and early entry to the venue.

Tulsa Theater
OCT12
Music

Indigenous Day: Native American Song Swap

Cain's Ballroom hosts an acoustic song swap in honor of Indigenous Day, featuring Native American musicians. The lineup includes Blaine Bailey, Samantha Crain, Agalisiga "Chuj" Mackey, Kalyn Fay, RC Edwards, and more. Guests of all ages are welcome, and seating availability will depend on ticket sales.

Cain's Ballroom
OCT16
Fundraisers

Muskogee Habitat for Humanity Inaugural Golf Tournament

Muskogee Habitat for Humanity is launching its first golf tournament at Arrowhead State Park Golf Course. It brings golfers together for a day of camaraderie and community support. Teams of four can participate, the entry fee per team is $400, and lunch will be served after play. The tournament uses a shotgun start format. Proceeds will help complete House #39, moving a local family closer to safe and affordable homeownership. For more than 33 years, Muskogee Habitat for Humanity has worked to build homes and brighter futures in the community. Businesses and supporters can enhance their impact through sponsorships. A $500 corporate sponsorship includes a four person team, preferred hole placement, and acknowledgment during the awards presentation. A $100 hole sponsorship provides signage on a tee box or green. Donations of door prizes are appreciated.

OCT17
Markets

BLACK MOTH ART MARKET 2026

Black Moth hosts this annual art market featuring a lineup of 50 local artists and vendors, along with food trucks, live music, and additional activities. Admission is free, and people of all ages are welcome.

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