Events in Oklahoma City, OK

Work on your own quilting project while spending creative time with fellow quilters at the Active Adult Center. This relaxed gathering welcomes anyone who wants to stitch, share tips, and enjoy the company of others who love the craft. There is no cost to participate in the club.

Car enthusiasts gather at Boomarang Diner in Midwest City for a casual cruise in to share their passion for cars and connect with fellow enthusiasts. The gathering is weather dependent, with ample parking available and food from the diner contributing to a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Fans of thoughtful tabletop play can settle in for a meetup centered on medium-to-heavy strategy board games. Sessions typically run longer than an hour and reward careful planning, making it a fit for both dedicated strategists and players eager to explore deeper titles. Hosted by OKC Heavy Boardgames at OK Cider Co. The setting offers a range of refreshments. OK Cider Co features a broad selection of gluten-free ciders, Core 4 next door serves craft beer, and Perets Dessert & Coffee Bar nearby provides non-alcoholic choices. Outside food is welcome and pets are permitted. This is an inclusive gathering open to all, supported by a code of conduct.

The Thursday Night Cruisers cruise-in brings car enthusiasts together at Bronco Bowl. All are welcome. Attendees display their vehicles or stroll among the cars and connect with other enthusiasts. Food will be available for purchase from the venue. The gathering will take place only if weather allows.

John Mulaney appears live with a special guest for an onstage performance. Doors open before the performance, then the show begins.

Redrock Canyon Grill OKC features live local music alongside great food and cocktails. Settle in on the patio and enjoy a relaxed summer atmosphere as performers create a lively musical backdrop for dinner, drinks, or a laid-back night out.

A monthly bingo night brings families and friends together for a fun evening of games, prize opportunities, and tasty food. Enjoy a Chick-fil-A favorite while you play for chances to win. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned players to first timers, and the focus stays on easygoing fun for everyone.

A group gathering focused on providing support related to grief and loss in a caring environment.

Hosted by The Criterion, this show features Jayson Arendt. Doors open ahead of the performance, with the show to follow.

This Back to School Block Party features food, games, and fun to kick off the new school year.

Scissortail Park transforms into a festive Night Market where local entrepreneurs, artisans, and makers showcase their work in an open-air setting. Shop for unique goods beneath the stars and meet the people behind the products. This installment takes place along The Promenade in the Upper Park and is part of the 2026 Night Market season. Presented with support from Midtown Renaissance and Enbrighten.

Dive into a ferret-themed art experience led by an instructor, where projects vary and may include sculpting clay ferrets, watercolor painting, ceramics, keychains, and mixed media, all centered on these curious creatures. All ages are welcome. The studio’s friendly ferret mascots, Slinky, Yo-yo, Kazoo, Lego, and Fidget, are available for gentle play and cuddles. Even if they choose to nap, snuggling is still possible thanks to special aprons with pockets to keep a ferret close. Their natural scent has been described as similar to snacks like Cheetos, Doritos, or popcorn. Beyond the art tables, explore the Hideaway Room and its new Faraway area featuring climbing elements, a slide, and a glow-in-the-dark mushroom forest, along with a digital playground and a car arcade. Activities include coloring, drawing, art games, hands-on art learning, and a monthly collaborative project. The gift shop also offers an Adopt-a-Ferret option. Cost is $25.

The Wheeler District Farmers Market highlights local vendors and small businesses in a welcoming weekly gathering that celebrates the community. Visitors can explore a range of offerings and experience a tradition appreciated throughout the district. The 2026 season is supported by Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin and Kayla Jackson.

Catch Sincere Engineer for a night of indie rock and emo-leaning pop punk at Resonant Head in Oklahoma City. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM.

Chicken N Pickle hosts an evening of live music from local performers, paired with delicious food and refreshing drinks. Settle in on the patio for a relaxed vibe, or soak up the buzz near the game courts while the music plays. It is a welcoming option for friends, families, and anyone looking to unwind and connect with the community.

At the Wheeler Ferris Wheel, the summer concert series showcases local musicians alongside meals from food trucks, concessions, and Ferris Wheel rides. The atmosphere is relaxed and family friendly, and attendees can bring a blanket or lawn chair to settle in with friends and family while enjoying the music.

The Saints, The Sinners, & The In-Betweens is a live play presented at Restoration Community Church. Admission is free, and limited seating is available.

Enjoy an upbeat night of bingo at the 9th Street Joint. It is free to play, open to all ages, and offers prizes in every round. Bring friends and a competitive spirit for a fun evening of number-calling excitement.

Put your knowledge to work at a monthly trivia showdown filled with friendly competition. Each edition features a fresh theme designed to challenge and entertain. The 2026 lineup includes Disney in January, Black history and culture in February, OKC Thunder and basketball in March, Harry Potter in April, Pride in May, Marvel versus DC in June, 2000s pop culture in July, sitcoms and TV classics in August, true crime in September, Halloween and spooky topics in October, a Taylor Swift focus in November, and a year end general knowledge wrap up in December. Team up with friends, choose a clever name, and aim for the top spot.

Ease into the day with a relaxed paddle on Lake Overholser, then unwind at Trailhead Cafe for coffee and conversation, with breakfast available if you have worked up an appetite. Kayak rental is included, and a guide will lead the group on the water. Open to ages 13 and up. RIVERSPORT members can enjoy one of each paddling experience at no cost by entering the number from the back of their membership card at checkout.

The OCU Men’s Wrestling Golf Outing at Epworth offers supporters and fans a lively, welcoming day of golf. Expect a fun atmosphere throughout.

Dubai House introduces a Saturday residency at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market, featuring luxury stuffed kunafa cookies that blend Mediterranean and French culinary influences. Each cookie is baked locally in Oklahoma City using halal ingredients. The setup is located downstairs, and signs will guide the way to the booth. Visitors can look forward to fresh desserts and a unique treat to discover.

A no-cost fitness class for women takes place at Lake Hefner. Children, pets, friends, and family are welcome to attend, and plans are weather dependent.

Spend a full day sampling wines across southeast Oklahoma with Taste D’ Vine Tours. The itinerary features stops at Rusty Nail, B & G Meadery, Bios D’ Arc, and Old Silo, with each venue offering its own style and tasting experience. Transportation between locations is provided, and tasting fees are included. Lunch, a snack, and water are also covered to keep the day comfortable. Look forward to relaxed company, scenic surroundings, and plenty of moments worth photographing. Seating is limited.

Big Boy's Guns and Ammo Indoor Range hosts Series 3, Match 2 of the GSSF Indoor League, bringing the GLOCK community together for friendly competition. GLOCK enthusiasts of all experience levels, from first-time owners to seasoned professionals, can take part. Registration is available only at the host location. To qualify for prizes, contenders must participate in at least two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range.

Guided by the Eagle OPS belief that meaningful conversations grow from shared experiences, this disc golf meetup offers a chance to get outside, stay active, laugh with others, and strengthen community connections. It welcomes all skill levels, from those hoping to fine tune their throws to newcomers curious about learning the basics, as well as anyone who simply wants to spend quality time with good people on the course.

A JDY Saturday brunch themed My Comeback Story offers a space for women to reflect and share. Two speakers will tell their personal journeys to encourage attendees to embrace their own. The focus is on how women often carry vital roles for others yet can feel overlooked in the details, with an invitation to return to one’s authentic self. Conversation considers what this looks like as a woman, a mom, a wife, a sibling, and more, with a faith-centered emphasis on releasing limiting expectations and stepping into the place God intended so each person can tell her story. Capacity is limited.

Ease into line dancing with a welcoming class made for beginners. Move to a mix of chart hits and country classics while picking up steps to favorites like Shivers, Choosing Texas, Love Potion 666, Fireball, Whiskey Drinkin' SOB, Burn It Down, Cupid Shuffle, Uptown Funk, Copperhead Road, Crank It Up, Tipsy, Glass of Wine, Boots on the Ground, Same Ole Two Step, Any Man of Mine, and Timber, along with many others. No prior dance experience is required, and song requests are encouraged. Expect a friendly atmosphere, a fun workout, and a one hour session priced at $10.

Browse clothing, shoes, and household essentials at a community pop-up for anyone in need. All items are free to take, with no eligibility or paperwork required. Everything has been donated by community members and is available for you to choose from. The event takes place inside the Family Life Center at Good Shepherd Lutheran. Feel free to share this information with anyone who could benefit, and direct any questions to Megan through the Hope & a Prayer page.

Settle in on the lawn for an outdoor movie, unwind, and enjoy delicious cake pops. It is a laid-back outing that pairs a film with a sweet treat.

Baseball meets entertainment as the Indianapolis Clowns travel to Oklahoma City to take on the Texas Tailgaters at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Look for a competitive game paired with the Clowns’ hallmark on-field theatrics, all within a lively downtown ballpark setting. This matchup offers a fresh spin on a traditional ballgame.

This six-hour, trail-based endurance test is built around hourly 5K laps. Runners head out at the start of each hour for six consecutive rounds. To stay in, each lap must be finished within that hour, and any remaining minutes become recovery time before the next start. Miss the cutoff or skip a lap and the effort ends. Make it through all six to outlast the challenge.

Leslie Jones is bringing her stand-up comedy to Bricktown Comedy Club in Oklahoma City for an evening show. Doors are expected to open around an hour before the start time, so plan to arrive a bit early.

Enjoy a high-energy tribute concert featuring Glenn Sulley and Oklahoma’s finest musicians performing classic Neil Diamond favorites. Expect sing-along hits like “Sweet Caroline,” “Forever in Blue Jeans,” “America,” and “Cracklin’ Rosie,” all in a full-band, rock-out experience. Hideaway Pizza will be on site serving food and drinks, and doors open at 6:15 PM for this all-ages in-person show.

Jokers to the Right takes the stage at The Alley Club for a live performance.

Fitness at the Wheel offers weekly Sunday workouts at the Wheeler Ferris Wheel, guided by a rotating group of local fitness studios and welcoming participants of all experience levels. Bring a yoga mat and water, and feel free to invite a friend for a fun way to get moving together. The first Sunday features yoga with This Land Yoga. The second Sunday focuses on Pilates with The Pilates Collective. The third Sunday shifts to HIIT with Body Mind Yoga. The fourth Sunday is led by The Sweat Society, with details to be announced. When a fifth Sunday occurs, Fit Report takes the lead, with details to be announced. This series is supported by sponsors Physical Therapy Central and Simple Modern.

Parents and kids team up at Arize Training Club for a friendly fitness challenge that celebrates family, confidence, and healthy habits. Each duo works together through a course featuring bike spins, plate pushes, box jumps, farmer carries, walking lunges, bear crawls, push-ups, burpees, and running. Experience is not required, just a positive attitude and a ready teammate. Age groupings keep the competition fair with divisions for children ages 6 to 8, 9 to 11, and 12 to 13. After the final reps, the fun continues with a back-to-school summer celebration that brings water slides, food trucks, games, and activities for all ages. Early bird registration is $89 per parent and child team and includes complimentary T-shirts for both participants. Regular registration is $124 per team. Capacity is limited and registration will close once all team spots are filled.

Power Vinyasa offers a dynamic flow designed to build muscle strength and boost cardio endurance. Led by Corinne, the class features challenging poses and quick transitions, with modifications available so everyone can move at a comfortable pace. It takes place in the Mustang Recreation Group fitness room. Please bring your own yoga mat. No registration is required, and participation is included with membership.

Explore our local star in a free event focused on solar science. Learn engaging facts about the sun, located about 149.6 million kilometers from Earth, and view its features safely through a specialized solar telescope. Friends of Martin Park will offer craft kits for purchase so you can create a kaleidoscope, make a sun catcher, or try sun print art.

Presented by DCF Concerts, DevilDriver takes the stage at Diamond Ballroom as part of the Strike and Kill Tour with special guests Upon A Burning Body, OV Sulfur, and Cultus Black. This concert is open to all ages and will be general admission with standing room only. Please note that the guest lineup may change.

Alternative pop singer-songwriter Ella Red makes a stop at Beer City Music Hall on Tour's Not Real: Part 2, joined by special guest Zoe Ko. Recommended for fans of PEGGY, Emei, and Cloudy June.

Catch a heavy metal lineup at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City, featuring DevilDriver, Upon A Burning Body, and Ov Sulfur. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Southpaw FLHC is performing at 89th Street in Oklahoma City. The show is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

Bring family and friends for a lively bingo night with chances to win prizes and enjoy good food. Order your favorite Chick-fil-A meal to savor while you play. Seasoned players and first-timers alike can take part in this monthly gathering.

Catch Cheekface live with Shauna Dean Cokeland and Catbite at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

This monthly gathering offers a welcoming space where caregivers, family members, and community members connect to exchange experiences, learn useful insights, and encourage one another. Open to everyone, it provides a positive outlet to build connections, gain knowledge, and feel supported throughout the caregiving journey, with a focus on dementia and Alzheimer’s. No one has to face this alone.

Guitarist Edgar Cruz delivers an intimate live concert that draws listeners into nimble, precise fingerwork and an orchestral sweep from a single instrument. Celebrated in Oklahoma for a remarkably broad repertoire, he moves with ease between classical selections, favorites from the 60s and 70s, Latin and Spanish styles, original pieces, and well known showstoppers including Malagueña, Classical Gas, Bohemian Rhapsody, and Hotel California. He also brings one of the widest collections of Beatles songs, shaping a program that travels across genres, generations, and cultures. Set within an intimate gallery setting, the evening blends virtuosity and storytelling in a tribute to music’s power to connect and inspire.

The Wheeler District Night Market features an expanded selection of local vendors with handmade goods, art, vintage finds, specialty foods, and more. Live music and a bounce house create a lively atmosphere that supports small businesses and celebrates a favorite monthly tradition in Wheeler. Sponsored by Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

West Village Fourth Fridays is a free to attend, hallmark monthly series in downtown OKC that turns the neighborhood into an open air celebration with block parties, pop up markets, family friendly activities, live music, and more. Each month brings a fresh lineup of entertainment and interactive activations. It is a chance to explore local shops, enjoy nearby bites, and soak up the district’s lively energy. Businesses along historic Film Row enhance the experience with entertainment, special offerings, menu promotions, and retail discounts. Hall Capital leads as producing sponsor, with additional support from Scissortail Dermatology, MECU, Paramount on Film Row, Core4 Brewing, Neptune Innovations, and Kalee Isenhour Photography.

Winder is performing at Resonant Head in Oklahoma City for an evening show starting at 7:30 PM. Tickets are available through Bandsintown.

The Oklahoma Hot Rod Association brings its annual car show to Wild Horse Park in Mustang. Entry is $35 per vehicle, which includes a $25 OHRA membership and a $10 show fee. Registration happens on site only, with no pre-registration and no online sign-up. Payment is limited to cash or checks. The show features food trucks and vendors, a 50/50 pot, a live DJ, participant voting, and the return of valve cover racing. Awards will recognize the top two vehicles in each class. Coffee and donuts will be available. Class information is posted on the flyer in the event discussion. For details, contact Bev at 405-326-3940 or Carla at 405-590-1872.

Valve cover racing returns to the OHRA car show at Wild Horse Park, inviting builders to bring their own racers for a day of competition. The schedule features registration, then heat races, followed by a trophy dash to cap the action. Entry is $5 for each valve cover racer entered. A spec sheet with the required specifications is available in the discussion section of the event listing.

Labapalooza 2026 brings live music and dog friendly activities to Anthem Brewing Co., all in support of the rescue dogs of A Lab for Life. Forty Roses performs while guests take part in raffles and a silent auction that help fund medical care, transportation, foster support, and second chances for dogs in need. Highlights include a playful costume contest for pups, Pawcasso's Rock Gallery where dogs can create their own paw painted artwork, and the Backstage Tug Bar, a make your own station for building the perfect tug toy. Family and friends are welcome, and well behaved dogs on leashes may attend. Whether the draw is the music, a bit of shopping, the costume fun, or simply lending support to rescue efforts, the event offers something for many interests. Front Row Fan presale tickets will be available.

Create a stained glass sun catcher in a friendly, hands-on workshop designed for beginners. Over two and a half hours, instructors provide step by step guidance in cutting glass, prepping patterns, foiling, and soldering so you can complete your first stained glass piece and take it home. Individual instruction and the use of shop tools are included. The ticket price is $55 and covers materials and glass for one sun catcher. Purchase in advance is required, and tickets are nonrefundable. Register at least two hours ahead to secure a spot, since space is limited to four participants and walk ins are generally not available. Participants must be 14 or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This class is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Closed toe shoes are recommended. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class starts promptly, and late arrivals may not be able to finish the project. Arrivals 20 minutes or more after the start are considered a cancellation with no refund. Allergen notice: the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised for anyone with a cat allergy.

Get ready for Mario Kart brought to life in a live concert setting. This event features fans of every skill level getting a chance to play on the iconic stage while a live band performs the soundtrack. Tower Theatre is a cashless venue, drinks will be available during the performance, and the show is all ages. Entry is a ticketed event, and tickets are delivered by email about 24 hours before the show.

Catch alternative hip hop, funk, and indie sounds at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. PawPaw Rod is set to perform on a Saturday evening with doors/timing listed as a 7:00 PM show start.

This BachAmor Latin dance night at Anthem Brewing features bachata, salsa, lively music, and plenty of social dancing, all delivered with the high energy that defines BachAmor. No partner is required and beginners are welcome. More details will be announced soon.

A vocalist will perform the national anthem at an OKC Comets baseball game. This live rendition will be part of the game atmosphere.

A relaxed meal with the OMC Mustang community takes place after the club's general membership meeting at a restaurant centered on Mustangs. Around twenty participants typically gather, creating a friendly setting to welcome newcomers and talk about Mustangs. Attendance is open to nonmembers as well.

Bungalow Collect brings their Disco Rap: Keep It Honest Across America tour to Beer City Music Hall for an all-ages night of music, dancing, and live grooves. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Cashless venue, with standard entry rules like no backpacks and no outside food or beverages, plus bags and items may be searched at the door.

Felipe Esparza brings the Summer Loving Tour to Bricktown Comedy Club - OKC with an evening of stand-up from the 2010 winner of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Since that breakthrough, he has released three stand-up specials on Netflix and HBO, built a following with the What’s Up Fool? podcast, and toured across the country with sold-out shows. His screen credits include appearances on Superstore, The Eric Andre Show, Gentefied, and Victor and Valentino, along with roles in You People, Guest House, 7th & Union, and Daddy Daughter Trip. He is currently on tour while developing his fourth stand-up special. Please note that the performance includes adult language and material.

This two-day, hands-on marbling workshop begins with an introduction to marbling on paper. Participants look at examples of classic designs and learn their names, then watch a full demonstration of the process at the marbling tank. The class practices key steps such as applying alum to paper, mixing carrageenan, preparing paints, and creating foundational patterns like Feather, French curl, Peacock, Stone marble, Italian vein, Flowers, Nonpareil, and Spanish wave. Each person works at an individual tray using smaller sheets, about 9.5 by 12.5 inches, which makes it easier to try many designs. By the end of day one, most participants take home around 10 to 15 finished papers. The second day builds on these skills with more advanced patterns, including Thistle, Moiré, Fantasy wave, Antique spot, and Ripple. The class explores techniques such as overmarbling and masking, and also tries marbling on cotton fabric. Everyone prints one standard-size 19 by 25 inch sheet in a large tray, with time set aside for individual experimentation. By the end of the two days, students will have covered the essential aspects of marbling and can continue developing high-quality results with practice. Those most interested in fabric marbling benefit from learning on paper first, since the materials and methods are largely the same, with a few differences addressed in class. Students only need to bring a pen and paper for notes and, if desired, a lunch. All class supplies are provided, and a small materials fee applies. After class, there will be an optional supply table with paints, paper, carrageenan, alum, gall, combs, rakes, brushes, and booklets, priced the same as on the website, making it easy to continue marbling at home while the lessons are fresh.

Teens can enjoy creative activities in Midwest City with music, face painting, art projects, and time with friends. This teen-only drop off event welcomes ages 11 through 12th grade. A $5 discount applies to shelf items and also includes any special projects planned. A minimum of $10 applies and will be put toward the lowest shelf item if another shelf is not chosen. Costs vary and start at $10. Registration is required. Send the teen with money or a card if they plan to choose a different shelf in the studio or purchase snacks. A hideaway room offers a place to relax between activities and meet new friends. There will be ferrets at the event.

This event spotlights the American Wagyu Association’s commitment to raising standards across the beef industry. It emphasizes leadership in premium beef production and affirms that Wagyu stands as the benchmark for quality.

Artist Leticia R. Bajuyo collaborates with musicians and composers in a performance built around the theremin, an electronic instrument played without touch. Its tones are routed through three horn-like forms assembled from thousands of CDs and DVDs, each guiding the sound toward a shared point where frequencies intersect, mingle, and break apart. Within these sculptural forms, people feel sound as a shifting field of pressure rather than a single source, with passages of alignment, moments of distortion, and surges that approach overload. The discs function as both substance and symbol, their mirror-bright faces implying projection and volume while at the same time masking the mechanisms that carry the audio. The installation points to how perception is shaped by spectacle, expectation, and relationships as much as by the physics of sound.

Ray Wylie Hubbard, a renowned Texas troubadour, brings his blend of American roots to Tower Theatre in OKC, drawing on the traditions of folk, country, and roots rock. Listeners who appreciate Hayes Carll, James McMurtry, or Billy Joe Shaver will likely connect with his storytelling and sound.

Habasketry's Weaving Extravaganza 23 offers a relaxing getaway centered on basketmaking with both longtime friends and new faces. All supplies and tools are available for use during class, and everyone leaves with a finished basket. Participants need to tell Pauline two weeks before the event which basket or baskets they plan to make and their preferred colors.

The annual Stampede Car Show takes place at Mustang Town Center, with entries in both Open and Mustang divisions judged by participants. The event features music from a DJ, door prizes, and a 50/50 pot. There are 36 Open classes and 36 Mustang classes, and awards will be given for first, second, and third place in each. City dignitaries will also select four Best of Show winners in each division, for a total of eight. Online registration offers a $5 discount.

Okie Nationals honors 100 years of Route 66 with an open car show on Historic Route 66 in Oklahoma City. All cars, trucks, and motorcycles are welcome, and the Okie Nationals Committee will present more than 70 awards. Families can enjoy food trucks, vendors, a live DJ, door prizes, a 50-50 raffle, cornhole boards, and valve cover racing for those who bring their racers. Vehicle entry is $30 on the day of the show, with no pre-registration. Proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish and The Friends of the Jimmy Everest Center to help children facing childhood diseases. For details, contact David at 405-642-7463 or Jerry at 405-609-4449. Food truck and vendor inquiries can be sent to okienationals@mail.com.

Oklahoma City’s newest card show returns to the Oklahoma City Convention Center for two days dedicated to the trading card hobby. The floor features more than 300 vendor tables with Pokémon, sports cards, One Piece, Magic: The Gathering, and other TCGs, including sealed product, singles, graded cards, modern hits, vintage finds, and bulk. Buyers, sellers, and traders can make deals directly with trusted vendors and fellow collectors from Oklahoma and beyond. The setting is family friendly, welcoming longtime hobbyists as well as newcomers and kids experiencing their first packs. With ample space, variety, and time across both days, the show is built to let people enjoy the hobby at a comfortable pace. Created by the team behind TX Card Shows with a collectors first approach, it focuses on a large vendor selection, clear pricing, easy access, and a strong community feel. Whether you are chasing grails or filling binders, this is a place to dig through cards and make deals.

Returning once more, performers set up near the chuckwagons to play traditional songs and tunes that evoke yesteryear and the open prairie.

Bandwagon debuts as a district-wide, walkable music festival that stretches across Bricktown, honoring the neighborhood’s musical roots and the venues that keep live performances going year round. The format allows guests to move easily between locations while spotlighting what makes Bricktown the premier entertainment district in OKC. The list of participating venues, performers, and partners will be announced soon. The festival is produced by the Bricktown Association and Downtown OKC Partnership. Sponsors include Brew Boys Productions, Bricktown Water Taxi, Rodizio Grill and the Melting Pot, Bricktown Brewery, Johnson & Associates, Statewide Remodeling, The Painted Door, and Visit OKC.

At Wild Horse Park, spend an easygoing evening with a car cruise, food trucks, and karaoke. Take the mic or cheer on the singers, and bring a lawn chair for a comfortable spot in the park. Admission is free. Donations made during karaoke support Canadian County CASA and help ensure children in foster care are heard.

A high-energy Dad Rock show takes the stage. Expect a lively performance.

This 13th annual edition of The Old Volks Show and Campout takes place at Wildhorse Park in Mustang, bringing together a campout and a dedicated car show. It celebrates another year of this long-running gathering with a focus on simple, community-minded fun centered around the show.

Artists and creative people who need room to work can settle into a free, open studio hosted by Art Farts. The event offers community-style tables and a relaxed, come and go format so participants can focus on their own projects. Attendees bring their own supplies, with additional materials available for purchase if needed. The gathering is geared toward adults and older teens, while younger children have separate Kids Craft Nights. Space and community are provided, and the creativity is up to you.

The event takes place at Pizzeria Gusto, Oklahoma City’s first restaurant specializing in Neapolitan pizza, located in the historic Uptown district near 23rd Street and Walker Avenue. The kitchen features a Stefano Ferarra oven crafted by hand in Naples, and the menu highlights ingredients brought in from Italy, including tomatoes and flour. Alongside its signature pizzas, the restaurant offers Italian‑inspired shareable small plates, appetizers, salads, and scratch‑made desserts.

Paycom Center hosts a concert headlined by Parker McCollum, joined by Vincent Mason and Jackson Wendell. Attendees of any age are welcome, with both a general admission pit and reserved seating available. A password pre-sale is offered using the code DOOZY, followed by a public on sale. Tickets can be purchased online.

The Down Syndrome Festival & 5K returns to Myriad Botanical Gardens, celebrating the extra 21st chromosome and bringing the community together to champion acceptance, inclusion, and opportunity for individuals with Down syndrome. The day features a 5K, a 1-mile fun run, and an Awareness Walk, followed by a lively festival on the Great Lawn with inflatables, face painting, carnival games, music, talent shows, raffles, cotton candy, and local food trucks, plus resource vendors offering helpful information and connections for families. Raffle drawings take place at the Band Shell. This event is free and open to the public, and complimentary parking is available in the lots just south of the gardens. Families, friends, and coworkers often form teams to walk, run, and raise funds together with matching shirts, posters, and shared goals, and donations can be collected online or by cash, check, or credit card. Proceeds support DSACO in central Oklahoma, helping fund free tutoring and enrichment, cooking classes for teens and adults, new parent resources, workshops for families, educators, and self-advocates, scholarships to national conferences, and community events and outreach. It is a day devoted to raising awareness, providing resources, and celebrating people with Down syndrome.

Presented by the Plaza District Association, a 501c3 nonprofit, this long-running celebration marks its 27th year. Attendees can enjoy performances by Oklahoma-based artists, explore visual art, and spend time in a dedicated Kids' Area offering free activities for all ages. More than 60 award-winning local businesses are featured throughout the event. The festival coincides with the 11th Annual Plaza Walls Mural Expo. Open to the public, it draws a regional crowd of over 40,000 people in a single day. Organizers will share updates, sponsorship opportunities, and calls for artists and volunteers as details develop.

Settle in on the lawn for a relaxed movie night with cake pops to enjoy. Take a break, watch the film outdoors, and treat yourself to a sweet bite.

Artemas hosts a stop on the Lovercore / Getting Up To No Good Tour, presenting a live show under that banner. Doors open ahead of the performance.

After the General Membership Meeting, the OMC Mustang community meets at The LOKAL Mustang for a relaxed meal and conversation. Around twenty people typically attend, creating a friendly setting to welcome new faces and chat about Mustangs. Everyone is welcome, and membership is not required to participate.

This family-friendly craft show and community picnic features a variety of creative vendors to explore. Children can enjoy a supervised bouncy attraction while adults browse, and there is also a dedicated craft booth for kids. Expect an all-day raffle along with continuous music and singing. A complimentary, all-you-can-eat lunch will be served, including brats, burgers, and hot dogs, creating a relaxed atmosphere focused on fun and community. Vendors should direct all questions to Asha Winter or Christ Lutheran Church, as they are the authorized contacts for this event. No one else is permitted to represent the event or accept payments, and caution is advised regarding potential scammers.

Turnstile brings The Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 to the stage, joined by Die Splitz. This live performance features both acts on the same bill.

Wanderlust Pop Up Shops returns to the Wheeler Ferris Wheel for the fall season with a focus on goods made in Oklahoma. Shoppers can explore handmade, repurposed, upcycled and boutique items, and admission is free. Vendor applications are open for those offering unique, Oklahoma-made products, along with repurposed, upcycled and boutique selections. Direct sales and multi-level marketing are not accepted. This event is supported by Renewal by Andersen and Statewide Remodeling. Wanderlust is a trade name owned by Revolve Productions.

Akeem Ali brings The Texture Tour live to Tower Theatre OKC. Fans of Domani, Tye Harris, and Old Orleans may be especially interested.

This one day celebration of trail running in Oklahoma City offers multiple distances on a shared course network, with options around 5K, 10K, 25K, and 50K all taking place the same day. Every route is set on natural terrain with elevation and dirt underfoot. Some segments may briefly meet gravel or pavement, but the focus remains on true trail running. Whether you are tackling your first trail 5K or aiming for a 50K, expect a real race on real trails alongside a community of runners out to do the same thing.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings the Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour to Paycom Center, showcasing larger-than-life favorites like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders amplify the excitement with high-flying stunts, and a robotic dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars adds a dramatic twist. The lineup also welcomes Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck making its tour debut and leading with its horn in the action. The show delivers fast-paced thrills and crowd-pleasing fun for all ages.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Oklahoma City, joined by special guests The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp. The show takes place at Paycom Center.

Settle in for an outdoor movie and take it easy. Enjoy the laid back vibe and treat yourself to cake pops while you watch.

The OMC monthly General Membership Meeting is held at Mustang Town Center in the Great Room, with entry through the west entrance at the rear of the building. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 70 members and guests. OMC T-shirts, polo shirts, and other merchandise will be available for purchase during the meeting. The agenda covers club business and upcoming events, and with many members arriving in their Mustangs, the parking lot often has the feel of a car show. After the meeting, the group heads to a local Mustang restaurant for an After Meeting Meal. This meeting will also accept nominations for Board positions that are up for election. Elections are held in November, and voting for BOD, Appointee, and Member of the Year takes place during the November General Membership Meeting.

After the General Membership Meeting, the OMC Mustang community gets together for a relaxed meal at a Mustang restaurant. The gathering typically draws about 20 people, offering a friendly way to welcome newcomers and chat about Mustangs. All enthusiasts are welcome, and no membership is required.

At the Oklahoma City Convention Center, Inks, Streets, and Beats brings tattoo culture, custom cars, and rock and roll together in one high-energy expo. Watch skilled artists create tattoos live, with opportunities for on site work. Explore a striking car showcase featuring custom lowriders, classic muscle, and other standout builds. A popular pin up competition celebrates vintage style with contestants dressed to impress and fans cheering their favorites. Live music runs throughout the day from local bands and headlining acts that keep the energy up. Between sets and showcases, enjoy bites from food trucks along with craft brews and specialty cocktails. Whether your passion is ink, rides, or rhythm, this gathering blends creative expression and horsepower for a full throttle experience.

Trick-or-treating fun pairs with tasty cake pops for a simple, sweet treat. Grab a bite and enjoy a little extra sweetness along the way.