This weekend in Muskogee, OK

The weekly Tulsa Farmers' Market marks its 29th year with a lively showcase of more than 100 vendors. Local farmers, ranchers, producers, chefs, and crafters share an array of offerings that include just-picked produce, local honey, responsibly raised meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, freshly baked loaves, fermented and pickled favorites, and distinctive handmade goods. Live music sets an easy rhythm for browsing and reconnecting, creating a welcoming sense of community that feels different from a typical grocery trip. Arrive with an appetite and explore everything from crisp veggies and sourdough to bouquets and artisan finds.

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.

Spend a summer Saturday discovering where your food comes from while supporting local growers and makers at the Rose District Farmers Market. Expect a lively scene with an average of more than 60 vendors each week, plus live music to set the tone. The Traveling Barnyard visits monthly, adding interactive fun for families. Enjoy a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere where you can connect with the community and pick up everyday grocery staples from local sources. If you want to sell at the market, applications are accepted only through the City of Broken Arrow website. The market does not recruit or process applications via social media, and any comments asking for vendors there are scams.

Ease into the morning with a community yoga flow led by Leta Willcox. The practice welcomes all experience levels and is designed to gently wake the body, steady the breath, and cultivate a sense of connection. Leta offers an intuitive and supportive approach that encourages mindful movement, strength building, and ease in your own practice. Leta is a Certified Yoga Therapist with The International Association of Yoga Therapists through training with Susi Hately and Functional Synergy, and an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance. She teaches a variety of asana styles and specializes in Yoga Therapy, working individually and in small groups. This class is open to the public. Walk-ins are accepted, though reserving ahead is recommended since space is limited. Mats and props are available, or you are welcome to bring your own. Registration includes a complimentary swim at Brut Hotel after class, so bringing a swimsuit lets you extend your morning at your own pace. If the weather is unfavorable, the session will move indoors to the Juniper Room at 1820 Spa, with any location updates shared beforehand when possible. Reservations are non-refundable, and with advance notice a booking may be transferred to a future class date.

Ez Angus returns to the Muskogee Farmers Market, bringing steaks, ground beef, and roast.

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.

The event features live music from Steve Liddell, a Tulsa-based singer songwriter who blends folk, rock, jazz, reggae, and roots Americana in a set of original songs. His performances have reached audiences across the United States, the islands of Hawai'i, and on tours through Europe and Latin America. His accolades include the Spot Music Award for Best Singer Songwriter and a nomination for Best Album of the Year for his record GOODLOVE. Please note that any social media posts asking for vendors, musicians, or other roles for the market are scams, and scheduling for the market is not handled through social media.

Get hands-on with metalwork in a weekend workshop that runs for three hours and is tailored to absolute beginners. Instructors guide participants through planning a design and using a plasma torch to cut metal, with the goal of creating a personalized garden sculpture. The experience suits anyone curious about learning a new skill and can be even more enjoyable with a friend. Advance registration is required and spots should be reserved ahead of time. If none of the available sessions fit your schedule, email info@gardendeva.com to ask about arranging a private class.

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.

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.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Woodland Hills Mall in Tulsa. Find it by the mall entrance near Macy’s, where it will offer cute sweets and merchandise, available until items run out.

Kick off the school season with a fun, family-friendly splash day featuring a splash pad, foam pit, and slip and slide. Parents can explore school resources, and kids can receive free backpacks with supplies. Children must be in attendance.

Explore 1.55 acres of thoughtfully planned and carefully tended landscape on a volunteer-led tour of the Teaching Garden. Move through its distinct areas, learn about notable design choices, and interact with a diverse collection of plants to deepen your appreciation of this living classroom. Space is limited, and preregistration is recommended. Members attend at no charge, and guests are encouraged to make a suggested $5 donation.

Explore the Tulsa Garden Center Mansion on a guided tour that highlights its elegant architecture and storied past. Step into spaces typically closed to the general public, follow its journey from private residence to Garden Center, and leave with a fuller appreciation of this landmark. Tours are offered once each season and run for about an hour. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Members attend at no charge, and guests are invited to make a suggested $5 donation.

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.

This exhibition explores the many faces of indulgence and invites visitors to consider how it appears in everyday life. It can look like luxury, intimacy, celebration, and desire, yet it can also involve excess, addiction, guilt, or acts of rebellion. It might feel like a well-deserved treat, a brief escape, a personal ritual, or something more unsettling. Where is the line between nourishment and overdoing it, and does giving in liberate the body or hold it fast? Artists working across a range of media present pieces that move through these questions, shifting from moments of pleasure and comfort to gestures of care and abundance. Together, the works encourage reflection on personal definitions of indulgence. With contributions from more than forty artists, the exhibition gathers a wide span of viewpoints and asks what it feels like to surrender to enjoyment.

Enjoy an all-day roller skating celebration designed for families. An Ultimate Family Fun Pass is available for $75, which includes four admissions with skate rental, one medium pizza, four large drinks, and 100 arcade tokens. Spend the day on wheels and make summer memories together.

Fans of Heartstopper can celebrate the close of summer at Oklahomans for Equality with a Back to School Bash. The event features a special one hour recap of Seasons 1 through 3, offering a warm chance to relive the journey with fellow fans.

Michelle Hardesty marks the release of her debut novel with a festive gathering that includes food and drinks, an author talk, and an evening of fun.

Competitors bring their best to face top bracket racers from the area as the seventh race in the Pepsi Bracket Points Series gets underway, also featuring NHRA Good Guys Race #4. Activities include juniors testing followed by big cars testing, creating a full program of on track action. Spectator entry for ages 11 and older is $20, and both spectator and racer tickets are available.

The 6th Annual Trivia Night at the Church of Saint Benedict offers an evening of friendly competition, community, and plenty of laughs. Teams of up to six can register for $270, and individual participants are welcome for $35. Entry includes pizza, salad, and beverages, including beer and wine. Along with trivia rounds, attendees can take part in an auction and raffle with prizes. Tickets are available after Mass, or by contacting Terrell Pohlmeier at 918-406-2790.

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.

The Get Down is a dance experience centered on songs that move you. Music greets you as you step onto the floor, starting with gentle tracks that help you settle, breathe, and leave the outside world behind. The set then unfolds through playful and intense moments as well as quieter passages, inviting both release and return. There is no choreography and no experience is required. Move in the way that feels right for you. Stretch, sweat, shake, sing along, rest, lie down, or keep it simple. The music provides the arc and your body chooses the route, whether that means moving big, staying small, staying low to the ground, facing a wall, pausing when you need to, or just letting the rhythm meet you where you are. The floor is held as a focused, respectful space so people can move freely without distraction. Phones and cameras stay off, conversation is kept off the floor, and street shoes are not used. Please honor consent by seeking a clear yes before approaching someone to dance and by accepting a no right away. Capacity is limited to 20. Drop-ins are welcome, and advance registration is available to reserve a spot. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Arrive as you are and move as you are.

Enjoy a free Zumba session at Guthrie Green led by Ariane Betancourt, where dance, music, and fitness come together for an upbeat workout. Expect pulsing Latin and international rhythms that turn exercise into a lively celebration, creating an energizing atmosphere that feels like a dance party with the community. The class features easy to follow, repetitive choreography in an interval format that alternates lower and higher intensity moves. This keeps the heart rate up, supports calorie burn, and builds cardiovascular endurance. No dance experience is required, and each song brings a fresh routine inspired by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop, helping everyone catch on quickly and move with confidence. Event details are subject to change depending on the weather.

Karaoke and brunch come together at DVL. Admission is free, and friends are welcome.

This family-focused roller skating session features a $58 Family Skate & Play Special that includes four admissions with skate rental if needed and 100 arcade tokens. It combines rink time and arcade play for an easy outing the whole family can enjoy together.

Explore how yoga lives beyond the mat in everyday moments through a welcoming conversation circle. Participants reflect on presence and inner connection with practices such as self study, meditation, breath awareness, and mindful movement. Dialogue moves beyond small talk to thoughtful discussion about living fully, staying present, and showing up with authenticity. The setting encourages open sharing, deep listening, and connection with others who value meaningful conversation and real-life practice.

A free, biweekly salsa and bachata social brings lively rhythms to the Guthrie Green dock with DJ Klave spinning an energetic mix. Festivities start with a brief beginner-friendly lesson to get everyone moving, followed by open social dancing. New and experienced dancers are both welcome. Cocktails and tasty bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.