Events in Norman today

This trading card game night offers a relaxed setting for collectors and players to exchange cards of all kinds. It welcomes participants of every background and is held in the DZ Arena.

A community car meet at Boom-a-rang Diner in Moore welcomes anyone who wants to check out hot rods. This event is held weather permitting. For more information, call 405-794-2112.

This recovery group from Life in Focus Education addresses the physical, psychological, and emotional effects of addiction and codependency related to alcohol or chemical abuse. Participants are invited to connect each lesson to their own challenges, fears, and goals. Open to all. Enter at the northeast side of the ALC Youth Ctr.

This event features laid back Commander play, with door prizes awarded each week.

Board game enthusiasts and curious newcomers can gather at Wizard's Asylum Comics and Games Norman for a relaxed night of tabletop fun. The environment is welcoming for families and inclusive of all experience levels, from first-timers looking to meet people to seasoned players eager to get more games to the table. A code of conduct is in place to support a positive experience for everyone.

Hosted by DZ Comics and Gaming, this weekly Riftbound gathering spotlights a fast-growing game. Interest is rising quickly and the title is still early in its life, so these recurring sessions provide a consistent setting to play and keep up with the momentum.

Regular board game nights are getting underway, offering a welcoming space to learn a new title or bring along your own favorites. Connect with other players at the table and enjoy a relaxed session of tabletop play.

Enjoy a relaxed Star Wars: Armada game night with friendly matchups and a welcoming atmosphere. Bring your fleets to test strategies against other players. New players are welcome and can learn the game with guidance from others. Participation is free.

A Gym Leader Challenge style Pokémon Trading Card Game league at DZ Arena features tournament play with decks built around a single Pokémon type. Each deck contains 60 cards and games are played for six Prize cards using the current Pokémon TCG rules. With the exception of basic Energy, the format follows a singleton rule that allows only one copy of any card name per deck. Cards with a Rule Box and ACE SPEC cards are not permitted. Legal card pools begin with the Black & White era and continue forward, with a brief ban list applied. The format emphasizes creative deckbuilding and matches that evoke the feel of battling like a Gym Leader.

This weekly Tuesday event focuses on Magic: The Gathering Commander at DZ Comics and Gaming, featuring match play and a pack for every participant.

Connect with fellow professionals to exchange referrals, share ideas, and support business growth. Bring extra business cards and enjoy complimentary coffee. The gathering takes place at Keller Williams Mulinix.

Pokémon TCG trainers can take part in a weekly Standard-format league hosted by DZ Comics. Bring a deck that follows the current Standard rules and challenge local players for a shot at first place. This long running league offers a steady competitive setting each week.

Group classes in Two Step and West Coast Swing are offered for just $5 per class. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to those who already have a few moves. Held at Gravity Ballroom in Norman, Oklahoma.

This event offers open games of Warhammer 40,000 and Kill Team. New players are welcome.

Take part in a One Piece trading card game tournament with a $5 entry fee.

At Libby's Cafe, this open mic welcomes both listeners and performers to be part of the local music scene. The stage has been a launching point for local talent, with bands such as Space-Time Dimension getting their start here.

Hosted by DZ Comics and Gaming, this recurring Magic: The Gathering Commander gathering focuses on casual matches in the Commander format. Every participant leaves with at least one pack.

Take part in two consecutive partner dance classes open to all experience levels. The first focuses on Two Step, followed by a West Coast Swing session. Each class is $5 per person. The location is beside Lanoy Tag Agency.

Every Thursday, Hot Rod Nights features food and drinks for adults, eye-catching rides beneath the lights, and a hot rod film shown each week on an outdoor screen measuring 260 inches. A guest appearance by a 405 celebrity is part of the lineup. This event is weather permitting.

Kids ages 3 to 14 can explore the world of Pokémon at DZ Comics & Gaming. The class features creative Pokémon-themed art activities, guidance on safe and fair card trading, and an introduction to battling rules and strategy. It offers a welcoming environment where participants can meet other fans, have fun, and grow their skills and confidence. Newcomers and experienced players are both encouraged to take part.

Red Coyote Run Club Norman blends fitness with a friendly, social vibe. This free run, walk, or jog welcomes all paces and abilities, and dogs and strollers are welcome. The route covers roughly three miles, starting at the Red Coyote Norman location, heading through the OU campus, and looping back. Participants should complete the waiver on site or check in through the Red Coyote app to acknowledge it digitally. A light for visibility is required. Anyone who would like a beer must show ID, and outside beer is not permitted.

Brandilyn and Robin offer an intuitive sound healing session that blends Reiki, Native American-style flute, crystal singing bowls, voice, and immersive sound. The experience is designed to support deep relaxation, energetic balance, nervous system regulation, and gentle restoration. Please bring your own mat. Blankets and pillows are encouraged, but not required. Due to the supplies and preparation for this class, cancellations are not offered and no refunds are available.

Take part in a weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament with your choice of format. Constructed events have a $5 entry fee, and Booster Drafts are $17. Pick the option that fits your play style and compete in the format you prefer.

The Pokemon League is starting up again, offering a friendly space to play and trade. Enjoy casual games with fellow fans and opportunities to swap cards. Prize packs from Play Pokemon will be available while supplies last.

Thursday nights feature open play for Warhammer 40,000 and Kill Team, with the same sessions also offered on Wednesdays. Players who are new to the games are welcome to participate.

This event features a Modern format and a $6 entry fee. Prizes are awarded to the highest-placing participants.

A weekly gathering centered on the Digimon Trading Card Game, giving fans a consistent chance to connect and enjoy the game together.

Beyblade action takes center stage at DZ Comics and Gaming with open practice in the stadiums followed by check-in and competitive matches. Players add their names to the sign-in sheet, then face off using a single Beyblade X in preliminaries that race to 5 points, with scoring set at 1 for stamina out, 2 for burst, 2 for pocket, and 3 for extreme finish. Wins are marked beside each name, and the four highest totals move on to the semifinals. Semifinal rounds shift to a 3v3 format, where each participant brings three different Beyblades and switches to the next one after every point. The final takes place in a stadium chosen by the tournament organizer, and the winner earns a brownie and a game card.

Participants compete in duels using the Edison format with a $5 entry fee. The Edison format banlist applies to all matches.

An 18-hole scramble organized by the City of Norman in support of United Way of Norman. The tournament will use a shotgun start.

A welcoming group gathers each week to grow businesses together by building relationships and exchanging referrals.

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

Prism People is a 2SLGBTQIA+ book club that explores a rotating mix of queer literature with a focus on education, activism, and storytelling. This meeting centers on “Reverse Cowgirl” by McKenzie Wark. The group meets at The Lore. Attendees should be 16 years or older, as discussions may include sensitive material. Purchasing the book from The Lore is optional. Reading the entire book is not required, though the conversation will include the ending. Ongoing attendance is not necessary, and participation can be occasional.

This event features Casual Commander with no entry cost and a Booster Draft with variable entry. The draft typically uses the newest Standard set by default, and groups can switch to other sets with the price adjusted. Door prizes are given out, and promo packs are provided to both Commander participants and tournament players. New players are welcome.

A league event for the One Piece Trading Card Game where players can take part in structured play and connect with fellow fans.

A weekly Flesh and Blood league at DZ Comics & Gaming centers on the Classic Constructed format. Players of all experience levels can jump into structured play, sharpen their decks, and connect with the growing community. Prize support is offered as in-store credit, or booster packs when available. Organizers are also working to secure official promo kits to expand the rewards.

Players take part in a weekly Star Wars Unlimited league. It provides a consistent opportunity for matches and connection with other fans.

DZ Comics and Gaming hosts MTG drafts featuring the most recent set release. Drafts are organized in pods that function as standalone tournament events, aiming for 8 to 10 players each. Each pod has its own prize support along with a promo pack. Prize allocation is one and a half packs per participant. Entry is 20 dollars AVATAR and may vary depending on the set being played.

Hot Mess Karaoke with Kylee brings a sing-your-heart-out karaoke experience to a favorite local bar.

This benefit co-ed softball tournament from the Ally Rocks Fund brings the community together to honor Allyson Goad while promoting safer roads. Players, families, local lawmakers, and public safety partners take the field with a shared purpose, using every pitch and play to speak out against drinking and driving. The spirit of competition supports a commitment to protect neighbors and help prevent future, avoidable loss. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

This in-person gathering at City Church Moore honors and celebrates military veterans as part of the Veterans History Project. The event centers on recognition and gratitude for those who have served.

This concealed carry licensing class meets state requirements recognized in 38 states, including Oklahoma. It combines classroom instruction with a live-fire practical. Bring pen and paper for the lecture, and do not bring firearms or ammunition into the classroom. For the range portion, bring a pistol and 50 rounds of factory ammunition. Firearms may be personal, borrowed, or rented, and ammunition is available for purchase if needed. Safety glasses and hearing protection are required, and complimentary protective gear is provided if you do not have your own. Tuition is $60 when prepaid or $70 if paid the day of class, with additional range fees. A lunch break is planned at Billy SImms BBQ next door. For questions, call 405-777-3428.

Curious about a trading card game offered during the week but not sure how it plays or whether it is a good fit? This Learn to Play session focuses on the fundamentals, with staff available to teach rules, answer questions, and help newcomers get started. Participants can sample a new game and determine if it suits their style.

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

Enjoy a tabletop Dungeons & Dragons session centered on collaborative storytelling and adventure. The entry fee is $3. Newcomers and first-time players are welcome to participate.

Look forward to a lively afternoon filled with fun at this regular gathering.

This weekly event spotlights the Hololive trading card game, offering a regular opportunity for enthusiasts and fans to connect around the game in a welcoming setting.

This casual casino night offers drinks and gambling, plus New Dynasty in the spotlight.

Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Genesys arrives at DZ Comics & Gaming with a format designed to feel fresh for returning players and inviting for newcomers. Built over more than two years, this fully supported tournament system has already seen play at high levels, including Rivalry of Warlords decks at a World Championship Qualifier that were built using Genesys rules, and it is slated for broader visibility at YCS events. Gameplay follows standard Duel rules with a few key changes to deck construction. Link and Pendulum Monsters are not used, the classic field returns without Extra Monster Zones or Pendulum Zones, and there is no Forbidden and Limited List. Decks are created with a point system where certain powerful cards carry a point cost while most cards cost nothing, and every Duelist builds within the same total to level the playing field and emphasize battle-driven action. Organizers can set the point cap to fit the day, with 100 as a common baseline, or they can raise it for more power cards or lower it to tone things down. The format welcomes anyone looking for a simpler approach, players who are new to the game, Duelists eager to make a favorite strategy more competitive, builders who love a creative challenge, and everyone who simply wants more Dueling fun.

DZ Comics and Gaming hosts Magic: The Gathering Commander matches. The focus is on Commander gameplay, and everyone who participates leaves with at least one pack.

Take part in an MTG draft with flexible options. The default format uses the newest Standard set, and entry cost varies. Participants may choose to draft a different set, with the entry fee adjusted accordingly.

A Lorcana tournament is presented in the constructed format. The entry fee is $6, and the event provides a structured setting for competitive play among fans.

This book club at Legally Brewed focuses on stories that made the leap from page to screen. The group meets monthly to read a selected title, watch its film adaptation, and discuss how the two compare. Reading the entire book is not required, though the conversation will include the ending. Purchasing the book through The Lore is optional, and attendance is flexible. The current selection is The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith, the first novel in the five-book Ripley series. The story introduces Tom Ripley, a young man striving to escape a troubled past, who is enlisted by a wealthy father to persuade his son, Dickie Greenleaf, to return from Italy. Tom becomes captivated by Dickie’s lifestyle and his relationship with Marge, and that fixation leads to dangerous consequences. After the reading, the group will watch the movie and talk about the differences between book and film.

The Norman Out of the Darkness Walk is a community event at Ruby Grant Park in Norman that benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. It brings together people impacted by suicide to raise awareness, honor those lost, and support AFSP’s work to save lives and provide hope. Early arrival is recommended for check-in and a bead ceremony, and community resource tables will be available before and after the walk. The atmosphere is welcoming and family friendly. There is no fee to participate, and fundraising is encouraged to help fund AFSP’s education, research, advocacy, and support programs. Registration will open soon, with more details to follow.