Events in Oklahoma County, OK

Hosted by the OKC Black Chamber of Commerce, this free weekly co-working session offers a relaxed, come and go format. Participants can work alongside others, connect with Chamber members, and get support on business questions or a little accountability for the tasks on their list. Light snacks are provided.

At Sweet Friends Bakery, a relaxed monthly meetup brings local women entrepreneurs together to build connections, exchange ideas, and support one another’s growth. Participants can grab a coffee and bring business cards, since a single conversation might open the door to a new opportunity.

Edmond Bold Networking brings professionals together for a lunchtime, in-person meetup at Cafe Icon Sushi and Grill in Edmond, OK. Attendees purchase their own meal or beverage to support the restaurant that hosts the group. The atmosphere is friendly and collaborative, with time to share business insights, learn from peers, and build meaningful connections. This team centers on practical networking and sales growth training. It can suit those new to networking, newcomers to the area, or anyone frustrated by strict rules or pressure to pass referrals. Distinctions include an industry‑exclusive format that minimizes direct competition, skill-building methods such as Network Value Add and the Circle of Trust designed to help participants secure 15 to 16 referrals from nearly every meeting, and professional sales training, with many members reporting conversion rates in the 80 to 90 percent range after attending. The culture highlights gratitude, integrity, and genuine support. Referrals are not mandatory, and there are many other ways to contribute value. Introductions are made directly, attendance policies are flexible while consistency helps, and substitutes are not required. Optional after-hours Cash Mobs offer additional chances to connect. Membership investment ranges from $29 to $49 per month, with an emphasis on expanding networks, generating steady referrals, and strengthening real-world skills.

This evening market at OKC Farmers Public Market in Oklahoma City showcases local produce, independent makers, a range of food, and fresh flowers. Introduced as a second weekly market day, it brings a relaxed midweek marketplace experience to Oklahoma City.

A quick and social group road ride sets off from Sun & Ski Sports in Oklahoma City, covering more than 20 miles at an average pace of about 16 mph. A road bike is recommended and the focus is on a welcoming group experience. Bring a bike, a helmet, lights, and a positive attitude. The ride is weather dependent.

Medium Build brings an intimate yet high-energy concert to Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City, blending confessional storytelling with sweeping indie rock shaped for a live room. Expect soulful vocals, candid lyrics, and a set centered on connection that shifts from quiet reflection to powerful, full-band moments. This performance offers a close, emotionally charged experience for listeners who want both tenderness and lift. Tickets for the Tower Theatre show are currently available.

A weekly acoustic request show at JJ's Alley Bricktown Pub features Ronnie, Colin, and a rotating lineup of local artists. Guided by song requests, the setlist shifts each week, so the music is always a surprise.

Geeks Who Drink runs the trivia at Frenzy, where teams of up to six face off for prizes and bragging rights. Bring your knowledge or just your confidence, order a beer, and test your crew against the rest of the room. The questions come from Geeks Who Drink.

A free community gathering centered on Native American-style flutes welcomes people of all backgrounds to a circle focused on sharing, playing, teaching, and learning. No prior experience is needed, and participants who have a flute are encouraged to bring it, while those without one are equally welcome. The purpose is to share the healing spirit of the Native American-style flute within the community. Optional donations support Radiant Healing Arts Center.

Competitive Commander takes the spotlight with a cEDH evening at Video Games Plus. The event uses a single elimination bracket, and entry is $10. Expect focused, high powered play in a streamlined tournament setting.

A relaxed meetup at White Buffalo Deer Creek brings together local women entrepreneurs to connect, exchange ideas, and support one another’s growth. Conversations over coffee and the exchange of business cards can spark new opportunities.

This annual Halloween celebration at Kannon’s Kabins features pet friendly activities, a Junior Vet Station for kids, festive photo opportunities, giveaways, and exclusive event specials. Costumes are encouraged for both people and pups, though casual attire is welcome. Admission is free.

Ole 60 brings the Off The Grid Tour to the stage with support from Arcy Drive and Garret Elias. The lineup features a headlining set from Ole 60 along with opening performances from both supporting artists, offering a full concert experience.

This supportive gathering creates a welcoming space for caregivers, family members, and community members affected by dementia and Alzheimer’s to connect, share experiences, and gain practical insight. It is designed as a positive outlet to learn from others and find encouragement throughout the caregiving journey. Everyone is welcome, and no one has to navigate it alone.

A welcoming get-together focused on making and meeting. Bring a project to work on, try creating something new, start a conversation with others, or simply take a seat and be part of the creative vibe. Community Art Night is a recurring space where creativity and connection take center stage.

SMART Recovery hosts a supportive meeting at Genesis Event Center in Edmond, offered both in person and online. As part of an international nonprofit focused on self-management and recovery training, it provides group support for individuals working through a range of addictions. Areas addressed include alcohol use, misuse of prescription or illegal drugs, gambling, and pornography.

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A beginner friendly introduction to Scottish Gaelic led by JT Hawk, a linguist with USCO. This community series welcomes anyone curious about the language. There is no cost and everyone is welcome. Updates about the class are shared in a Facebook group for Gaelic learners.

Discover Feetures styles with demos and giveaways. The Red Coyote Run Club in OKC, formerly Pack Pint Run, hosts a free social run, walk, or jog that welcomes all abilities, and dogs and strollers are welcome. The route is about three miles starting at the Red Coyote OKC location, heading through Nichols Hills, and returning to the start. Participants must sign the waiver, either in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A light for visibility is required. An ID is needed to have a beer, and outside beer is not permitted. Checking in through the app also earns points for running or walking with the club.

Discover Hoshin Tao Chi Kung through a guided session focused on meditation, controlled breathing, and gentle movement. This ancient practice is presented as a path to a calmer mind and spirit, enhanced performance in thinking, creativity, and sports, and improved overall well-being with the potential for long-term benefits. With continued study, advanced work may include practices associated with kundalini rising. The session is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis. Instruction is led by Grayson Trice, a lifelong martial artist whose training began in Japanese traditions and included competitive success in Sambo. After seeking recovery from serious illness, he trained intensively in a traditional dojo and became a direct student of Glenn J. Morris, Ph.D. and Sci.D., for more than a decade, studying internal martial arts, Eastern healing arts, and Chi Kung alongside disciplines such as Shing Yi, Ling Kong Jing, and Reiki. He holds black belts in Sambo at the master sport level, Kyushin Ryu at shodan, and Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu at nidan. In 2000, Dr. Morris recognized his attainment in Greater Kan and Li and granted him Hoshin Tao Chi Kung instructor certification, after which he served as chaplain of Hoshin Roshi Ryu and established the Hoshin Hermetic Society in keeping with his teacher’s wishes. As sifu of the Dojo of the Sun & Moon, he focuses on the healing arts and offers instruction in Hoshin Tao Chi Kung, energy healing, meditation, Western esoterics, and related studies, with a mission to preserve and share the tradition he was given so it remains accessible to all.

This event has moved to The Criterion. Prof's Good Time Boy Tour stop brings Norman Sann, Khantrast, and Willie Wonka along. Listeners who enjoy Grieves, Jarv, or The Kids may be especially interested.

Presented by OKC Entrepreneur Group, this National Handshake Day gathering spotlights the power of trust, relationships, and meaningful connections in building a business. A simple handshake can signal the start of a partnership, a new client relationship, a referral, a collaboration, or a breakthrough opportunity. Conversations that start here can open doors, spark ideas, and create momentum. Expect a relaxed, collaborative setting where like-minded people connect, trade insights, and discuss entrepreneurship, success, and growing a thriving company. Attendees range from first-time founders to seasoned multimillionaires. The program flows from a casual meet and greet to attendee introductions, then a focused topic with mastermind-style discussion and Q&A, followed by open networking and sharing. Afterward, many continue the conversation over a group dinner. It is free to attend, and guests with a similar mindset are welcome. Entrepreneurs interested in sharing their journey with the community may be considered for a future talk. Sponsors include OKC Entrepreneur Group, Renascent Mastermind, Spearhead Realty, OKC Real Estate Investors, Dunlap Codding, and Experiments in Capitalism.

Discover a full selection of signs alongside a wide range of handmade Christmas decor at An Affair of the Heart at the fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. Browse festive holiday accents and other pieces ready for seasonal decorating or gifting.

Inks, Streets, and Beats brings tattoo artistry, custom cars, rock and roll, and vintage style together in one high-energy expo at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Guests can watch skilled tattoo artists create designs in real time or opt for new ink as the creative action unfolds. The showcase also highlights standout vehicles, from custom lowriders to classic muscle, alongside a pin-up competition that celebrates retro fashion and flair. Live bands and headlining acts keep the music going throughout, while food trucks, craft brews, and specialty cocktails add plenty of flavor between sets. Ticket sale announcements and opportunities for artists and vendors are planned, with updates, giveaways, and sneak peeks shared on social media.

This event spotlights Indigenous tattooing through a renewed focus on heritage and the present, aiming to protect traditions and encourage the exchange of knowledge. Ancestral practices and contemporary expressions are honored together, supporting cultural continuity and the vitality of this art.

Choctaw Creek Park transforms for Halloween with two distinct experiences. At the park’s large pavilion, a family friendly celebration offers spooky fun with tasty bites, vendor booths, candy, games, contests, and plenty of activities for kids. For thrill seekers, the Choctaw Volunteer Firefighters Association presents a terrifying trail built for teens and adults. It delivers an intense walk into the dark that is not suited to the easily frightened, and once you set out there is no easy exit.

West Village comes alive with a free-to-attend monthly series that turns the area into an outdoor celebration. Expect festive block parties, pop-up markets, family friendly activities, and live music, with a fresh mix of entertainment and activations each Fourth Friday. It is a chance to discover downtown OKC, browse local shops, enjoy tasty offerings, and soak up the neighborhood’s vibrant energy. Businesses along historic Film Row add to the experience with entertainment, elevated offerings, menu specials, retail discounts, and more. The series is presented with Hall Capital as the producing sponsor, with additional support from Scissortail Dermatology, MECU, Paramount on Film Row, Core4 Brewing, Neptune Innovations, and Kalee Isenhour Photography.

The Wheeler District Night Market brings a wider mix of local vendors to the district, featuring handmade goods, artwork, vintage finds, specialty foods, and more. Live music and a bounce house create a festive atmosphere while visitors support small businesses and take part in a monthly tradition. Appreciation to the 2026 sponsors Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

A favorite weekly tradition in the heart of the Wheeler District, this farmers market spotlights local vendors and small businesses. Browse the market, connect with the community, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Sponsors include Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

Mom Jeans. takes the stage for a live performance at Tower Theatre OKC in Oklahoma City. Recommended for fans of Hot Mulligan, Mac DeMarco, and The Front Bottoms.

Experience a gentle fusion of Reiki and immersive sound at The Yoga Spa in Edmond. Settle into a silk hammock for a floating meditation while the resonant tones of crystal bowls, gongs, native drums, and chimes encourage deep relaxation and inner focus. Certified Reiki Practitioner Kathryn Toahty provides intuitive energy work to support balance and clarity, complemented by a sound healing practitioner who shapes a soothing sonic atmosphere to calm the nervous system and ease stress. This welcoming session suits newcomers and longtime practitioners alike, offering a restorative pause that helps you reconnect with your own guidance and leave feeling centered and aligned. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle, plus a personal intention and a receptive mindset. Capacity is limited. The fee is $40.

Painting with a Twist in Oklahoma City presents a paint and sip night with a 2000s emo sing along theme. Socialize and create as a studio artist guides the painting from start to finish. No previous experience is required. There is no need to bring your own beverages or snacks, since wine, beer, and snacks are available for purchase at the bar. By the end of the evening, you will head home with the artwork you made.

Costumes, dancing, and a shared table set the scene at 3Sixty Powerhouse in Warr Acres for the WICKED Halloween Dance Party and potluck. Attendees can come in spooky, glamorous, funny, or wicked attire for an evening of social dancing and Halloween activities. A potluck opens the festivities, and participants should bring a generous dish to share and add their item to the studio sign up. A costume contest will highlight standout looks. Admission is $20 per person. Cash, check, and Venmo are accepted.

Standup takes center stage as Daryl Felsberg brings a commanding presence and a storytelling style packed with punchlines and big laughs. His sarcasm runs deep, and he moves easily between tightly crafted bits and spur of the moment riffs that keep the room guessing about what he will say next. He hosts the YouTube series Daryl Eats, his album Truth or Daryl reached #3 on iTunes and 18 on Billboard, and he filmed a 2023 special with Open Bar Comedy and Amazon Prime. He is sometimes called Cracker Daryl for sneaking his own photoshopped antique portraits into Cracker Barrel locations across the country, with videos of these installs nearing a million views on social media. Hosted by Ben Griffith with a featured set from Cepeda Cheeks.

Backyard Vineyards hosts a casual gathering centered on wine, live Scottish music, and community. The Highlanders of Oklahoma City perform alongside highland dancer Kalie Murray, creating a spirited atmosphere. A USCO table offers an easy way to connect with members of Oklahoma’s Scottish community. Admission is free, and beverages and other purchases are available through the venue. Kilts and tartan are encouraged, setting the tone for a lively celebration of Scottish heritage.

The Inspector Cluzo returns to the US on a wide-reaching North American tour in support of its 10th album, “Less is more,” produced in Nashville with Vance Powell, whose credits include the Raconteurs, Jack White, and Chris Stapleton. This general admission, standing, all ages show features special guests King Witch Mother and Fiawna Forte, and the guest lineup may change. In 2025 the band played more than 100 shows, including opening for Neil Young in Europe and for Clutch in the US. Recognized among the year’s top rock releases by Classic Rock UK and Rolling Stone, the new album comes from a group of working French farmers who run a family farm in Gascony and have performed over 1,300 concerts in 67 countries across the last two decades.

Engelbert Humperdinck brings his celebrated voice to a live performance filled with romance, nostalgia, and beloved classics. Enjoy an evening of timeless songs at The Venue Event Center in Oklahoma City.

This West Coast Swing dance welcomes dancers who want to polish skills from class or simply enjoy social dancing.

A candlelit evening at The Yale Theater in Oklahoma City sets the stage for a haunting program performed by the Listeso String Quartet. Surrounded by a warm glow, the quartet delivers Halloween favorites and eerie classics, including Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 (II. Allegro Molto), and Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. The performance also features themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Autoberfest 2026, formerly known as VDubs on Auto Alley, arrives on a new date and expands to include all German makes. This street festival brings an Oktoberfest inspired celebration of German automotive culture to the historic Automobile Alley district in Oklahoma City, welcoming VWs, Audis, BMWs, Mercedes, and Porsches.

Explore the fundamentals of Shodo TaiChi with its founder, Master Van Tran, who brings more than five decades of experience in acupuncture, aikido, and tai chi to this practice. Shodo TaiChi focuses on stimulating acupuncture meridians to support healing and the health of internal organs. Participants use an exercise ball, either sitting or gently bouncing, while coordinating movements in the upper body. The techniques are intentionally simple, making them accessible for beginners and well suited to older adults because they do not rely on muscular strength yet remain effective. Benefits may include easing aches and pains, boosting endurance and memory, lowering stress and depression, and improving coordination, eyesight, and hearing. Three monthly membership options are available. For details, contact Master Van Tran at 405-408-0032.

This yearly open house offers free samples, giveaways, raffles, and food. More than 20 supplement company representatives showcase their products.

Dubai House brings a Saturday residency to OKC Farmers Public Market in Oklahoma City, featuring luxury stuffed kunafa cookies influenced by Mediterranean and French culinary traditions. Each treat is baked locally with halal ingredients. The stall is located downstairs, with signs to guide the way, and fresh desserts are available.

This seasonal outdoor farmers market at Scissortail Park features high quality vendors and a wide range of fresh produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan-made items. It operates as a producer only, direct-to-consumer marketplace limited to vendors who raise, grow, or make their own products, making it a distinctive option in Oklahoma City. Friendly service, a convenient setting near the Promenade, and support from Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance round out the experience.

Eagle OPS hosts a welcoming disc golf meetup centered on fellowship, fresh air, and friendly competition. Everyone is invited, whether you are brand new to the sport or a longtime player, and there is room for every set of knees. No experience is required. Expect a community vibe focused on connection and outdoor fun. Some players aim for low scores, others take a few extra strokes, and many are simply glad to see the disc fly the right way. Participants gather in the parking area before heading onto the course, and you can play a full round or jump in for a handful of holes. Discs are available to borrow if needed, and personal gear is welcome. The aim is simple... get outside, stay active, share a laugh, and build relationships through a shared game.

A fall celebration arrives on Main Street, inviting attendees to enjoy cool breezes and vibrant foliage. This seasonal event honors the spirit of autumn and creates a friendly, welcoming atmosphere along the street.

An entire mall will be transformed into a festive Christmas scene, reimagined from floor to ceiling and wall to wall. This Christmas vintage market fills every corner with nostalgic seasonal finds while live holiday music sets the mood. The Elf on the Shelf makes a return for added cheer, and a single prize will be offered during the event.

Celebrate the sweeter side of Halloween with a hands-on sourdough class created for kids and their grown-ups. Recommended for children ages 4 and up, each ticket covers one adult and one child, and no prior sourdough experience is needed. Participants will mix, shape, and decorate while learning the fundamentals of sourdough from start to finish in a relaxed and kid-friendly setting. Expect plenty of flour, laughter, and festive snacks. Included with the experience are step-by-step instruction tailored to young bakers, a sourdough starter to take home, a beginner-friendly printed guide for both adult and child, the dough made during class that will be ready to shape into a loaf afterward, an additional loaf shaped in class to take home ready to bake, and sourdough snacks to enjoy during the session. Costumes are welcome, just avoid anything scary or too bulky so it is easy to work with dough. Pre-registration is required due to the preparation involved. No tricks here, just treats and lots of sourdough fun.

Prepare for the holiday season with a hands-on class focused on making a decorative door bow. Over the course of the day, participants create a custom bow from start to finish, choosing the occasion or theme that fits their needs, and leave with a finished piece ready for their door.

Hosted at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City, this home show brings together a broad mix of companies in one convenient location. Attendees can explore fresh ideas and discover interesting products for the home, while connecting with resources in home improvement, landscaping, and design services. It offers an efficient way to compare options across categories and gather inspiration in a single visit.

This event features spirit messages and palm readings. Bring a friend for a fun time together.

Midtown Walkabout fills the Midtown District in Oklahoma City with special promotions, fun activities, and memorable experiences. Enjoy exclusive in-store deals from Midtown merchants and explore free, family-friendly activities hosted by the Midtown Association and Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership. The Vendor Market returns, featuring local businesses and creative makers throughout the district.

Native American arts and crafts, bingo, and a menu of crowd favorites come together at Church of the Open Arms UCC. Food offerings include a $12 Pow Wow Burger, a $12 Indian Taco, a $10 Walking Taco, and an $8 meatpie, with a $1 meal add-on available. A $6 bowl of beans with frybread, $3 frybread, and $2 drinks and dessert are also available. The Oklahoma City Pow Wow Club and Kiowas for a Better Future, both Oklahoma nonprofit corporations, note that proceeds help fund Pow Wows and upkeep at Indian Hills. For more information, call 405-923-1254.

Get moving with a beginner-friendly line dance class designed for fun, fitness, and community. For $10, step through easy-to-follow routines to chart hits and country classics while meeting new people and breaking a sweat. New dancers can pick up crowd 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, Timber, and more. No prior dance experience is required, and song requests are encouraged.

This practical, interactive birth preparation class focuses on coping with labor without pain medication. Through guided practice and clear instruction, expectant parents learn to work with the intensity of labor and build confidence for an unmedicated approach. It is also useful for those considering medication later, offering techniques to navigate the early stages before interventions are available. Instruction covers breathing for focus and calm, hands-on comfort measures such as hip squeezes, applying counterpressure, and gentle massage, positions that support progress along with what variations can be normal, and how to use tools like a rebozo, a birth ball, water immersion, and TENS. Participants learn to weigh benefits and risks for informed decision making, practice relaxation and mindset strategies, explore ways to plan for a natural birth in a hospital, and discuss how to work collaboratively with medical staff. Past attendees report feeling prepared and empowered, with partners gaining practical ways to help. The fee is $100 per couple. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a pillow or a yoga mat is suggested if you have them.

Learn core painting methods in a supportive, hands-on workshop led by Seminole artist and educator Danny Sands. Participants explore water-based media while practicing how to choose and use materials, handle brushes, build color, and try creative techniques. Beginners are welcome, and drawing experience can help but is not required. Suitable for ages 16 and older, or for ages 13 and up when accompanied by a guardian. Sands, a citizen of the Seminole Nation and manager of the Red Earth Art Education Program, is a visual artist whose practice spans photography, painting, printmaking, and beadwork. His work is rooted in First American cultural traditions, community, and storytelling, and his award-winning career is dedicated to sharing and sustaining First American arts through both creative practice and teaching. Advance registration is available to hold a seat, and a phone number is requested during registration for payment processing. For questions, contact Exhibit C Gallery Manager Kristin Gentry.

At Elevate: Pet Boutique in Oklahoma City, nail trims are offered for $10, with free trims for foster pets. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets are welcome. No appointments are needed, and pets must be leashed or safely contained. Cash and card payments are accepted. Donations of new or gently used pet supplies, including toys, food, grooming items, bedding, accessories, cleaning products, and small animal essentials, are also welcome at the event to support local shelters.

Enjoy a family friendly fall festival at Liberty Church Edmond with games, prizes, a cakewalk, a bounce house, a dunk tank, chili dogs, and more. This is a chance to take in seasonal activities, meet others, and make memories together. Kids can tackle the bounce house, adults can try their luck at the cakewalk, and the dunk tank is sure to draw plenty of laughs. Everyone is welcome.

Organized by the Del City Chamber of Commerce and presented by INTEGRIS Health Community Hospital - Del City, this family-friendly Trunk or Treat brings a festive Halloween atmosphere with decorated trunks, candy, and games. Children are encouraged to arrive in costume, whether they love superheroes, princesses, spooky creatures, or beloved characters, and enjoy trick-or-treating in a safe, playful setting. Opportunities to participate as a trunk host, vendor, or sponsor are available through the event website.

Downtown Bethany merchants host an annual Fall Fest with games along the sidewalks, trunk or treat stations, shopping, costumes, treats and sweets, raffle drawings, and giveaways. It is a lively celebration filled with seasonal fun.

CAIN brings the Live and In Worship Tour to Council Road Baptist Church with special guest Leeland. Expect an evening centered on heartfelt worship, life-giving songs, and moments that invite renewal. Wearing orange is encouraged, and tickets are available. To protect buyers and participants, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, since third party resales are not permitted on official event pages, are not guaranteed, and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Palace brings the USA and Canada 2026 tour to Tower Theatre. The show is geared toward fans of Spacey Jane, Mt. Joy, and Peach Pit.

OKC Improv’s Hauntlarious Nights of Comedy 2026 brings back its original main stage production, Werewolf, with a special theme that drops the tale into a 1980s campout. Scout’s Horror follows a group of eager Wolf Scouts, their committed leaders, and helpful chaperones on a weekend in the woods packed with campfires, merit badges, and outdoor fun... until eerie howls break the night and campers start turning up dead. Someone in the troop is hiding a furry secret. This completely improvised comedic murder mystery unfolds in real time, with every campfire tale, accusation, and vote created on the spot, spinning out big personalities, wilderness slip-ups, and twisty surprises with a nod to classic slasher vibes. The troop will test their bravery, leadership, and survival skills to unmask the creature before the campsite is emptied for good. VIP and general admission ticket options are available, and shows often sell out.

Celebrate the spirit of a French café with a petit déjeuner at Ganache Patisserie in Oklahoma City. Mingle over pastries and coffee while enjoying conversation. This gathering repeats on the final Sunday of each month. It welcomes all, and members who show their membership card receive a 5 percent discount.

A jazz brunch at Tellers pairs live performances in The Great Hall with a menu of classics like Eggs Benedict and lemon buttermilk pancakes, along with Italian dishes from the wood-fired grill. Sparkling selections and signature brunch cocktails are available to complement the meal.

A1 Pet Emporium is hosting a convenient walk-in nail trim clinic. Trims are $10 per pet, and foster pets receive this service at no cost. Services are available for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. No appointment is required. For safety, bring pets on a leash or in a secure carrier. Cash and card payments are accepted.

The Bricktown Association presents the twelfth year of Brick-or-Treat across multiple spots in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown district, designed for kids in costume and their families. Expect spooky music, encounters with roaming characters, plenty of photo opportunities, and trick-or-treating at participating businesses throughout the area. An information booth on the Mickey Mantle Plaza at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark will offer maps to help plan a route. Admission is free for everyone. Complimentary candy and giveaways are available for children in costume who are 14 or younger, as well as for individuals of any age who are accompanied by a guardian. This community celebration is supported by Bricktown Water Taxi, Standley Systems, Brickopolis University, and the OKC Thunder.

Settle into the Garden Classroom for a hands on session focused on autumn themed relief printmaking. Participants will explore negative relief techniques by creating their own stamps with styrofoam and linoleum blocks, then produce seasonal prints to take home. This workshop welcomes both adults and children, recommended for ages 8 and up. Fees are $18 for M and $22 for NM.

Discover bachata in a friendly, beginner-focused class led by BailaOKC Dance Studio at Chisholm Creek Event Center. The session is ideal for first-timers and for dancers looking to strengthen their foundation. No previous experience is required, and a partner is not necessary, as partners rotate during the class. All experience levels are welcome. Expect clear, supportive instruction, a relaxed social vibe, and plenty of practice with core steps and timing while meeting new people and staying active. Flexible payment options are available, including single classes and discounted packages for those planning to attend multiple sessions.

Enjoy a calming hour of Yin and Restorative yoga with Emily Williams, focusing on gentle postures and deep, mindful breathing. Supportive props such as bolsters, blocks, and blankets are provided, and mats are available, creating a comfortable setting for cultivating strength in stillness, restful support, and quiet reflection. This community offering is part of Radiant Healing Arts Center’s Community Sponsored Class Program, which works to make holistic wellness more accessible. The class operates on a donation basis, encouraging contributions that feel appropriate and sustainable. Donations are shared between Radiant Healing Arts Center, the parent nonprofit of Ecstatic Dance OKC, and the facilitator, helping sustain the community and the individuals who make the class possible.

Britton Road is planning a safe, family-friendly trunk-or-treat in Oklahoma City where community members and families can stroll through, meet participating Britton Road members, and collect candy and other goodies. Complimentary refreshments will be available, including hot dogs, chips, drinks, and hot chocolate. This annual gathering welcomes the local community.

A $5 entry One Piece tournament features head-to-head constructed play with swiss rounds that continue until a single undefeated player is determined. Hosted at Video Games Plus, it offers multiple rounds of competitive gameplay in a straightforward, structured format.

Organist Robert Fasol performs the Spooky Organ Concert at the Downtown Campus Sanctuary. The program begins immediately following Trunk or Treat, continuing the spooky spirit of the evening. Those who are not attending in person can watch a livestream on the website or on the Facebook page.

A Latin electronic DJ from Los Angeles, who is also a platinum-certified producer and event founder, is headed to Oklahoma City. Tickets are available.

Connect with fellow women in business during an in-person co-working session focused on advancing goals in careers, finances, and well-being. Take part in a roundtable conversation, check in on progress, request feedback, and set clear intentions with actionable next steps to wrap up the month with momentum and plan for the one ahead. Chicks' members attend at no cost, and guests are $25.

The newest chapter in Sarah J. Maas’s ACOTAR saga returns to Prythian from the number one bestselling author of Court of Thorns and Roses. Expect romance, peril, and intrigue as the latest installment arrives. Reserve a copy ahead of time by preordering through direct message or by phone. Sales will begin at the official on-sale time with no early purchases. The café will remain open for the duration of the event.

Celebrate the season with a costumed run at Red Coyote Running and Fitness in Edmond. Dress up for Halloween, log some festive miles with the Pack, and enjoy a sweet treat plus a lighthearted costume contest. This free, community-minded run, walk, or jog welcomes every pace and experience level, and friendly dogs and strollers are invited too. The route covers roughly three miles, starting from the Red Coyote Edmond store, winding through Mitch Park, and returning to the shop. Participants need to complete a waiver, which can also be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app, and wearing a light for visibility is required. Bring a valid ID if you plan to enjoy a beer, and note that outside beer is not allowed. Checking in through the app also earns points for getting those miles with the group.

Cheyenne Sky Studio will showcase its approach to jewelry design in an artist demonstration. This program is presented by EAA as part of the Artist Demo and Monthly Member Meeting.

A family-friendly Trunk or Treat features games, inflatables, hot dogs, and plenty of complimentary candy. Costumes are encouraged, and the event focuses on a safe, enjoyable evening for guests of all ages. All are welcome.

Enjoy a family friendly evening filled with candy, costumes, and a welcoming sense of community.

Create a spooky take on a starry sky during a guided painting class at Venezia Italian Ristorante. An instructor will lead you step by step from a blank 16x20 wrapped canvas to a finished artwork while you sip and socialize. All supplies and instruction are included, and food and beverages are available for purchase separately. Venezia Italian Ristorante offers a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere with a broad menu featuring fresh seafood, homemade pastas, house specialties, and New York style pizza, along with a wine list to complement your meal. The cost is $35 per person and covers one canvas.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed floral workshop at Simply Tilly Laundry Co in Edmond, featuring hands-on creativity and seasonal treats. Build your own spooky arrangement, make caramel apples with friends, sip festive cocktails or mocktails, and sample snacks. All supplies are provided, and participants leave with a small gift.

Explore a community marketplace at the Francis E. Hamilton VFW Post 4938 where local makers and small businesses gather. Browse handmade goods, crafts, clothing, treats, and other unique finds while meeting the vendors behind them. Supported by the community and carrying a new name, the market continues to showcase a variety of vendors in a warm, welcoming setting. Admission is free for everyone, and vendor spaces are available.

The event features a Halloween celebration with a Beanie twist, and attendees are encouraged to plan fun costumes for their pups. Additional details will be announced.

This trunk or treat and donation drive welcomes participants to decorate their trunks, hand out candy, and set up simple games. Activities include a touch-a-truck experience, a DJ, and additional family-friendly fun. For every $5 donation or each $5 toy contributed, attendees receive raffle tickets for prize drawings.

Enjoy a relaxed puff and paint session that is BYOW, choosing either a pre-sketched 12x16 gallery-wrapped canvas to paint or a ceramic piece from the studio. Instructors will be available during open art time to offer guidance, and each session brings something new to explore. The atmosphere is calming and focuses on sparking creativity. Access to the ferret room and Stinkerbelle the skunk is part of the experience, and pizza and snacks are occasionally provided. A valid medical card is required for entry. The cost is $40 per person.

A month long exhibition of artwork by members of the Edmond Art Association is on view at the Edmond Public Library. Visitors can explore the display throughout the month.

A four-week Salsa program designed for complete beginners, taught in a friendly and supportive setting. No partner is required, since partners are rotated so everyone practices with different people, and couples who attend together may choose to stay paired. Participants begin on the first session of each four-week cycle. The class takes place at 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. Comfortable clothing that allows free movement of the arms and legs is recommended. Shoes with smooth soles, such as dress shoes or dance heels, make turns easier, while rubber-soled sneakers can grip the floor, though they are still acceptable. New students can receive $20 off a 4-class package with the code NEWSTUDENT. For questions, call or text (405) 870-3020.

Gather at the Red Coyote Edmond location for a free, social run, walk, or jog that welcomes every pace, along with dogs and strollers. The route covers about three miles through Mitch Park and returns to the starting point. Participants should sign the waiver, which can also be acknowledged by checking in with the Red Coyote app, and app check-ins earn points for taking part. For safety, bring a light for visibility, as it is required. Anyone who would like a beer will need to show a valid ID, and outside beer is not permitted.

Daughtry takes the stage on the 20 Years Unplugged Tour with Ryan Perdz. This show features the band in an unplugged setting.

Celebrate Homecoming with an evening focused on building connections and reconnecting with Southern Nazarene University. Networking Night brings together alumni, faculty, program directors, and staff for conversations about career paths and a look at graduate programs. The gathering takes place at Royce Brown, Southern Nazarene University. Attendees may also enter for a chance to win two tickets to a For KING + COUNTRY concert. Arrive ready to expand your circle and explore new possibilities.

JediOKC’s Thursday meeting at Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler features a monthly Star Wars discussion theme. Attendees are encouraged to bring something tied to that month’s movie or series to share, such as a favorite collectible, book, or toy. The year progresses through the saga, beginning in January with The Phantom Menace, followed by February’s focus on Attack of the Clones and March on Revenge of the Sith. April highlights A New Hope, May centers on The Empire Strikes Back, and June spotlights Return of the Jedi. July turns to The Force Awakens, August to The Last Jedi, and September to The Rise of Skywalker. October moves to live action Star Wars Stories like Solo, Kenobi, Ahsoka, The Mandalorian, and Andor. November explores animated adventures including The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch, and Visions. December does not include a regular meeting due to a Christmas party. Each month, the group also gathers kid friendly items in new or like-new condition for children at Integris Spencer. January focuses on socks and T-shirts, February on sports balls, March on garden tools, April on DVDs, May on comic books, and June on art supplies. July centers on paperback books with no staples, August on school supplies, September on card games, October on candy without sticks or gum, and November on ornament decorations. December features an art auction. Items that fit a different month’s theme are welcome too.

Begin from scratch with a four week Salsa series on Thursdays at 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. No partner is required. Many attendees come solo, and partners are rotated so everyone practices with multiple people. Couples are welcome to remain together if they prefer. The setting is supportive and tailored to first timers, focusing on essentials that build comfort and confidence over the weeks. New students can save $20 on the four class package with the code NEWSTUDENT. Wear clothing that allows free movement of your arms and legs. Choose shoes with smooth bottoms, whether flats or heels, to make spins easier. Sneakers with rubber soles may grip the floor, although dancing in them is still an option. For questions, call or text (405) 870-3020. If Thursdays are not possible, a beginner option is also offered on Sundays.

Celebrate and support Stockyards City with live entertainment, a live and silent auction, and a Taste of Stockyards City.

Returning with the theme The Heavenly and the Haunted, The Future of Then brings a spirited mix of creative showcases, interactive puzzling, and a lively marketplace. New highlights include a cryptological role-playing game with prizes, an outdoor tented vendor courtyard, and a Victorian science lab presenting era-appropriate demonstrations. The creative roster features Scott Van Eck, Raynah, Patrick Hurd, Amber Caskey, Brodie Butler, Jerry Bennett, Buck Bennett, Joshua Cook of Metamorphosis, Joe Tribett, Torey Butler, Jesica Bianciotto, Trayson Connor, Grace Kregger, Brigette Drabek, Amanda Martinez, Abby Storey, and more. Marketplace offerings are set to include Stanley Sterling's Sweet Tonic Factory, Aloha Ever After Creations, Hollow Hills Gothic, M.T. Rock Head, Dark Side Cactus, and The Future of Then Gift Shop, with additional vendors expected.

Leavin’ Page Town returns to Okie State Room for another night of live country music with songs, stories, and good times, featuring Lauren Lee on fiddle. Expect a mix of originals, Texas Red Dirt favorites, and harmonies for a live show that feels like spending time with old friends. More details will be announced soon.

Attendees can expect a full day centered on Norse heritage with the Canton of Skorragardr, featuring championships, a tavern, youth activities, and more.

Experience a community-focused walk along Del Rd and Glenn Ave that blends health and wellness with local history. Expect storytelling, fun trivia along the route, and plenty of chances to connect with others. Whether the goal is exercise, learning about the area, or meaningful conversation, this First Saturday Health Walk offers something for everyone.

Vinyl Record Show of Oklahoma City takes place at the Hilton Garden Inn Edmond / Oklahoma City North, bringing together vinyl enthusiasts and music lovers. Explore many thousands of LPs, from $1 bargains to hard-to-find collectibles priced in the hundreds, along with 45s, CDs, cassettes, a small selection of 78s, T-shirts, posters, and other music memorabilia. Early bird admission is $15, and general admission is $10. Door prizes will be offered, with chances to receive a free record, a T-shirt, or tickets to future shows. An ATM will be on site for convenience, and tickets are available at the door or online. Expect a friendly setting where collectors and casual listeners can discover new favorites and reconnect with familiar sounds.

Step into a lively celebration of history and heritage at the 5th Annual OKC Renaissance and Scottish Festival at the OKC Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. The festival features jousting and jesters, fairies and pirates, Vikings and vagabonds, minstrels and magicians, along with fire breathing and falconry. Royal courts appear alongside energetic dancers and daring performers, and classic fare like turkey legs adds to the atmosphere, creating a family friendly outing. Also featured are the OKC Highland Games, with the Men’s International Highland Games Federation USA National Championship hosted in Oklahoma City as top athletes compete for the chance to represent Team USA at the World Games.

Bethany marks the Route 66 centennial with a daylong celebration in the downtown area. The festivities feature food, games, music, shopping, and more. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating as sellers.

Geekapalooza brings families to Rose State College for MetroFamily's STEAM celebration designed for kids. Children can immerse themselves in science, technology, engineering, art, and math through hands-on activities and demonstrations hosted by local organizations and experts. Highlights range from robotics and coding to flight and geoscience, offering plenty to ignite curiosity at every turn. Admission is $5 per child with pre-registration or $8 per child at the door for ages 2 through 17, while adults and children under 2 attend for free. Parking is free.

Edmond Ambucs celebrates 50 years of promoting mobility and independence in the community with a special gathering at Oak Tree Country Club in Edmond. This milestone occasion highlights the organization’s ongoing impact. Tickets are available for $100 per person, and table and event sponsorship opportunities are offered.

A teen-only art night brings music, face painting, creative projects, and time to relax with friends. Drop-off is available for ages 11 through 12th grade, and registration is required. A $5 markdown applies to shelf items, with any extra projects added for the night included. There is a minimum charge of $10, which will be applied to the lowest shelf item if a different shelf option is not chosen. Please send your teen with cash or a card if they plan to select a different shelf item in the studio or buy snacks. A cozy hideaway room provides a place to hang out between activities and meet new friends, making it a welcoming setting for older tweens and teens to socialize. Ferrets will be available during the event. Pricing varies, starting at $10.

A Night With Nexus, the Diamond Gala, celebrates a decade of impact for Nexus Animals. The organization began with a focus on horses in need and has grown into Oklahoma’s largest nonprofit serving horses, dogs, and cats, thanks to a community that believes in second chances for every animal. Hosted at Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club, the evening highlights stories of lives changed, appreciation for the people who made that progress possible, and a look ahead to the next chapter filled with hope, compassion, and renewed opportunity. Gala leadership includes chairpersons Charito Rodriguez and Yenni Vance. The celebration honors adopters, fosters, volunteers, donors, partners, and supporters of all kinds. Sponsorships and tables are available, offering a meaningful way to enjoy the event while helping sustain the lifesaving work that ensures more horses, dogs, cats, and the families who love them receive the care they need.

Spend Sunday Funday at a block party in The Plaza District that highlights community and camaraderie through laughter, music, and shared moments. The celebration features live performances, plenty of tempting food, and a warm, welcoming scene that blends easygoing relaxation with lively energy. A VIP area for Friends of the Plaza is planned, with complimentary brews provided by Anthem Brewing Company, LLC, the Official Craft Beer of Friends of the Plaza. Additional attractions will be announced.

At Red Coyote Running and Fitness- Edmond, a free, social run, walk, or jog welcomes every pace, with dogs and strollers invited too. Balega will offer demos of the latest running sock technology, and participants can enter for fun giveaways. The route covers about three miles, starting at the shop, heading through Mitch Park, and returning to the starting point. To take part, a waiver must be signed in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app, and a visibility light is required. Anyone who would like a beer must show ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in through the app also earns points for getting miles with the Pack.

Bethany Children’s Health Center is offering a complimentary community luncheon that includes a guided tour and a short program. Attendees can learn about the organization’s mission, culture, and services, and will have opportunities to meet the CEO, an outpatient family, and members of the staff. A meal is included. Space is limited to 40 participants, and registration remains open until all seats are filled, with friends and family welcome to register.

Returning for the fall and winter season in its fifth year, this shopping day fills the Centennial Building at the fairgrounds with vendors offering handmade jewelry, home decor, gifts, children’s items and boutique finds. Admission is free and a cash bar will be available. Vendor opportunities are open for women’s clothing, handmade goods, decor, gifts, children’s items, packaged foods and boutique businesses, with no direct sales or multi level marketing accepted. Partnered with Tailored Remodeling and sponsored by Renewal by Andersen, Native Chiropractic and Roam & Wander. Girls Day Out is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Ride for belonging, possibility, and hope at a charity poker run that brings the community together to help build a learning center for neurodivergent children. Starting at Choctaw Creek Golf Course, bikes and cars are welcome, and families can take part too. Participants collect a card at each stop and the best hand wins cash prizes. The day features vendors, prizes, food and beverages, raffle items, a silent auction, and craft tables for kids. Additional details will be shared soon.

Experience a monthly pop-up candlelit Yin yoga session at The Yoga Spa, guided by Dr. Amanda Burke. This gentle, floor-based practice features longer, prop-supported holds that release physical tension, quiet the mind, and help regulate the nervous system. The soft glow of candlelight creates a soothing setting that supports stress relief, emotional unwinding, and renewed energy. Expect a thoughtful blend of mindful movement and restorative stillness that encourages steady breathing and inner balance. The class welcomes all levels, including beginners and those returning to practice. Participation is included with memberships and class packages, or available as a $30 drop-in.

Enjoy an adults-only ceramics session where reservations are not required and walk-ins are welcome. Choose a piece you like and pay only for that item, with options from $8 to $130 and most pieces between $12 and $40. There is no studio fee, sitting fee, or event minimum, and the price includes all supplies, glazing or painting, and firing. Participants must be 18 or older. Snacks and drinks are welcome.

Create shimmering geode-inspired coasters in a hands-on alcohol ink class located in Midwest City. Artist and instructor Elizabeth Schilling will guide adults and mature teens through techniques that use vibrant alcohol inks and the controlled use of flame to achieve striking effects. Participants can craft either a coordinated set of four coasters or a single statement tile mounted as art on a wooden framed base. The project uses ceramic 4.5-inch tiles, with options for gold or silver oil paint accents and diamond glitter, then everything is sealed with a glossy finish and completed with felt backing. Fire safety will be discussed before using torches, and no children are permitted. Bring dinner if you would like, or choose from snacks and drinks available for purchase.

Jamie Lin Wilson brings her heartfelt Texas storytelling to The Old Icehouse. Raised in Sealy, she picked up the guitar in college and quickly discovered that songwriting was more than a pastime. She cut her teeth on the road with The Gougers, then found rich harmonies with the all-female group The Trishas before stepping forward as a solo artist. Her solo albums, Holidays & Wedding Rings (2015) and Jumping Over Rocks (2018), center on clear-eyed truth, touching on heartbreak, motherhood, restless ambition, and quiet moments. Rooted in the Texas Hill Country, her writing is guided by grit, grace, and a deep respect for story, and her warm, lived-in voice can quiet a barroom or fill a room with feeling. She now balances festival appearances and writing sessions with raising four children in D’Hanis, Texas, a life that fuels her songs with authenticity. This appearance spotlights a road-tested artist whose melodies and narratives linger long after the last note.

The "Blame Dani" Romance Book Club meets at American Solera Edmond for relaxed conversation with fellow romance readers alongside local craft beers. Before the discussion, the Only One Bed Book Truck will be open for browsing and mingling, offering a chance to shop and connect ahead of the chat. The featured read is Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore, the second Hope Harbor novel by Brittanée Nicole. In this friends-to-lovers, fake-dating story, Penny Darling, owner of Bonfire & Bliss Bookstore, has stepped back from real-life love after a very public breakup. When her high school best friend, Jake "Monty" Montgomery, returns as a struggling author, they strike a deal... she coaches him on crafting the perfect book boyfriend while he pretends to be her partner to quiet the town’s busybodies. As pretend affection turns real beneath the autumn sky, the line between fiction and true feeling begins to blur. This first edition trade paperback includes colored stenciled edges. Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore is available from Only One Bed Book Truck for pickup at the event or for shipping.

An evening devoted to the villains you secretly root for, from maybe-crushes to morally gray antiheroes and masters of mischief. A mischievous host extends a dubious invitation to become part of his...friend group, setting the tone for playful wickedness all night long. Daredevil bikers execute flashy stunts on roaring machines. The commanding head of the host’s crew shows how she keeps her ranks in line. A captivating dancer turns up the heat with a sultry routine. Authors who revel in the macabre and the fantastical share their worlds, while a seer offers palm readings for those seeking answers from the unknown. Browse temptations for dark hearts, then step onto the floor and let shadowy beats bring out your inner seducer. VIPs are treated to an evening meal inside a historic castle dressed in Gothic elegance, along with complimentary tastings of house specialty cocktails at the bar. Costumes are encouraged. Choose a favorite villain from books, film, cartoons, comics, or anime, or invent your own. Ideas range from Gothic vampire and classic creature to assassin, a Disney antagonist, or even a serial killer... all in the spirit of fictional flair.

Leanne Morgan brings The Time of Our Lives Tour to Paycom Center. Tickets will be released in phases, with artist, promoter, and venue presales taking place before a general public sale. Look over the available sale windows to choose the option that works best for you.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond hosts a casual, no-cost run, walk, or jog that welcomes everyone, including all experience levels, dogs, and strollers. The group covers roughly three miles starting at Red Coyote Edmond, heading through Mitch Park, then returning to the store. Participants need to acknowledge a waiver either in person or by checking in on the Red Coyote app. A visibility light is required. Anyone interested in having a beer should bring a valid ID, and outside beer is not permitted. Checking in on the Red Coyote app also earns points for taking part.

Enjoy lunch and inspiring moments alongside a runway fashion showcase by CK & Company, all in support of providing breast healthcare at no cost for uninsured neighbors.

At First United Bank in Edmond, the 4th Annual Snowflake Social offers a festive evening that celebrates the season with family friendly fun and a spirit of community. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming for attendees of all ages.

The seventeenth annual Santa Market craft show fills the Pavilion Building at OKC State Fair Park with a festive marketplace that supports the Alzheimer’s Association of Oklahoma. Explore a wide range of finds from more than 200 local vendors and small businesses, including boutique clothing, pet goods, home décor, holiday crafts, jewelry, and children’s items. Admission is free, parking is free, and photos with Santa are complimentary, creating an easy, family-friendly outing for holiday shoppers.

Celebrate the strange, rare, and beautiful at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. This expo brings together vendors from across the country with rare and exotic plants, carnivorous plants, taxidermy, insects, crystals, preserved specimens, oddities, botanical art, and handmade creations. VIP entry and general admission are available. Tickets are available through Humanitix. Parking prices vary, $10 to $15, set by the city.

The Flannels partner with Beam Live for a tribute to the MTV Unplugged era of 1990s grunge. The program features complete recreations of Nirvana’s 1993 MTV Unplugged performance, Alice in Chains’ 1996 MTV Unplugged performance, and Pearl Jam’s 1992 MTV Unplugged performance, performed from start to finish. Presented at Beam Live in Oklahoma City, the show highlights the acoustic sound and atmosphere of those original sessions.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond brings runners and walkers together for a friendly, free social outing starting at Red Coyote Running and Fitness- Edmond. The route follows approximately three miles from the store through Mitch Park and back. All abilities are welcome, and dogs and strollers can participate as well. Participants are asked to complete a waiver in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A light for visibility is required. Those who would like a beer should be prepared to show ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in with the app also lets participants earn points for taking part.

EAA welcomes artist Stephanie Scott Means for a live, illustration-focused demonstration presented during the organization’s monthly meeting for members. The program highlights her design approach and artwork and offers an inside look at her creative process.

Celebrate Thanksgiving in Downtown Oklahoma City with the OKC Turkey Trot, featuring a 5K, a 1 mile fun run, and a Kids’ Trot. Registration includes an exclusive hoodie, a commemorative finisher medal, a More Family Baked Apple Snack Pie, free finisher photos, access to the costume contest, and post race festivities. Show off your best outfit in the crowd judged costume contest for a chance to win a prize pack from the National Wild Turkey Federation or a pie from Pie Junkie. A virtual run option is available for anyone who wants to participate from anywhere.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond offers a welcoming, free social run, walk, or jog that covers about three miles from the Red Coyote Edmond location through Mitch Park and back. All paces are encouraged, and participants may bring dogs and strollers. To participate, sign the waiver in person or check in through the Red Coyote app to acknowledge it digitally, wear a visibility light since it is required, and present an ID if you plan to have a beer, with no outside beer allowed. Checking in on the app also records your effort and awards points.

The JediOKC meeting at Johnnie's Charcoal Broiler centers on a monthly Star Wars discussion theme, with each gathering highlighting a different part of the saga. Participants are welcome to bring something from the featured movie to share, such as a favorite collectible, book, or toy. The conversation rotates through Episode I The Phantom Menace in January, Episode II Attack of the Clones in February, and Episode III Revenge of the Sith in March, then continues with Episode IV A New Hope in April, Episode V The Empire Strikes Back in May, and Episode VI Return of the Jedi in June. The focus shifts to Episode VII The Force Awakens in July, Episode VIII The Last Jedi in August, and Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker in September. October spotlights live action Star Wars Stories like Solo, Kenobi, Ahsoka, Mandalorian, and Andor, while November turns to animated favorites including Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Visions. December is reserved for a Christmas party instead of a meeting. In addition, the group collects kid-friendly donations in new or like-new condition each month for children at Integris Spencer. The requested items change throughout the year, with socks and T-shirts in January, sports balls in February, garden tools in March, DVDs in April, comic books in May, art supplies in June, paperback books without staples in July, school supplies in August, card games in September, candy without sticks or gum in October, ornament decorations in November, and an art auction in December. Items that match a different month’s theme are also welcome.

A winter season celebration featuring excellent deals on a variety of products. More details will be shared soon.

Now in its second year, A Christmas to Remember returns to the stage at LHS Auditorium. This annual production offers another chance to experience the show in person.

Marking its 10th anniversary, Sleigh Bells Market returns with more vendors than ever and a new home in the Modern Living Building at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds. This holiday shopping experience features gifts of all kinds, including vintage treasures, handmade creations, boutique finds, and packaged foods. Admission is free, and a cash bar will be available. The market is welcoming vendor interest in holiday, vintage, handmade, gift, packaged foods, and boutique categories, with no direct sales or multi level marketing allowed. Partnered with Tailored Remodeling and sponsored by Renewal by Andersen. Sleigh Bells Market is a trade name exclusively owned by Revolve Productions.

Show Me Reptile Show brings a large, wide-ranging reptile expo to the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City, promoted as the largest and most diverse of its kind in the country. It blends education, discovery, and family-friendly fun for longtime keepers, new hobbyists, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Leading breeders and reputable vendors showcase reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics. Visitors can also find live plants and bioactive supplies along with feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. Browsing is welcome, and many guests attend simply to see the animals, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community behind the hobby. The event welcomes guests of all ages. General admission is available with advance purchase at $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are $15 and ages 7 to 12 are $5, with free entry for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door and includes early entry and free admission on day two at two-day shows.

Hi Res Collectibles presents a new TCG only card show at the Reed Conference Center, created with both collectors and vendors in mind. The floor will feature more than 140 tables showcasing Pokémon, One Piece, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Magic: The Gathering, and other favorites, with a layout designed for easy shopping and smooth vending. The setup emphasizes wide aisles, comfortable vendor space, and a professional environment so guests can browse, trade, and make deals without feeling crowded. Vendors are provided a 6 foot table with a tablecloth, two vendor badges, and two chairs. Regular tables are $100 and premium tables are $175, and vendor registration is open. Expect more than just displays. Hourly raffles and giveaways, active buying, selling, and trading, and a broad mix of singles, slabs, sealed product, vintage, modern, and high end cards are planned. Food will be available on site, and parking is free. General admission is free, and VIP early entry is available for $15. The show is being actively promoted to support strong vendor participation and customer turnout.

This hands-on, interactive birthing class helps parents prepare for a natural birth with practical techniques to manage labor sensations without medication. It focuses on building confidence for an experience that is challenging yet powerful, and it also offers strategies that are useful in early labor for those who may choose pain relief later. Participants practice breathing methods, touch-based comfort measures like hip squeezes, counter pressure, and massage, and explore effective labor positions along with what variations can be normal. Instruction covers using tools such as a rebozo, birth ball, hydrotherapy, and TENS units. The class also addresses how to weigh benefits and risks for informed decisions, cultivate relaxation and a constructive mindset, plan for an unmedicated birth in a hospital setting, and foster positive communication with medical staff. The fee is $100 per couple. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a pillow or a yoga mat is suggested if available.

Bethany’s downtown merchants present a hometown Christmas celebration filled with music, shopping, visits with Santa, cookies, and prizes. A warm, festive atmosphere and plenty of fun will carry through the evening.

Blue October performs on a global tour honoring 20 years of Foiled, offering an evening built around this milestone. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond offers a friendly, social-minded outing for runners and walkers. This free run, walk, or jog welcomes all abilities, as well as dogs and strollers. The route is about three miles, starting at the Red Coyote Edmond shop, heading through Mitch Park, and returning to the starting point. Participants need to complete a waiver, either in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A visibility light is required. An ID is needed to have a beer, and outside beer is not permitted. Checking in on the app also earns points for taking part.

Jackopierce brings an intimate, listening room style performance to The Old Icehouse, blending close-up storytelling with songs crafted across more than three decades. Jack O’Neill and Cary Pierce are known for rich harmonies, heartfelt writing, and engaging shows that have accompanied road trips, friendships, and memorable moments for many fans. This setting emphasizes attentive listening, allowing every lyric and note to be heard clearly, for a warm evening of acoustic music and stories from a beloved Americana duo.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond offers a friendly, free social run, walk, or jog that welcomes all ability levels, and dogs and strollers are welcome too. The route is about three miles, beginning at the Red Coyote Edmond location, heading through Mitch Park, and returning to the starting point. Participants should sign the waiver or acknowledge it through the Red Coyote app, and app check-in also awards points for taking part. For safety, a light is required for visibility. Anyone who would like a beer must show ID, and outside beer is not permitted.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas party at Crest Baptist Church of Midwest City, OK. Attendees are encouraged to bring an old or new gift valued at no more than 20 dollars for a gift exchange. A selection of favorite Christmas dishes will be available for everyone to enjoy. Friends and family are welcome for a time of laughter and fellowship.

Red Coyote brings back its Merry Mitchmas 5K and 10K at Mitch Park in Edmond, OK. Choose between a 5K measuring 3.1 miles or a 10K measuring 6.2 miles, both following a scenic winter route through the park. This family friendly holiday tradition is billed as the largest and most popular race they host each year, and organizers expect it to sell out.

At Gracelawn Cemetery in Edmond, this Wreaths Across America ceremony brings the community together to commemorate the fallen, honor those who have served and those serving today, and help younger generations understand the value of freedom. As part of a nationwide tradition, thousands of wreaths are placed on graves each December, and local volunteers will help lay tributes on the resting places of veterans and eligible service members throughout the cemetery after the ceremony. The gathering is free and open to all. People may attend in memory of loved ones, volunteer with family and friends, sponsor a wreath, or simply come to pay their respects. Updates on volunteer opportunities, sponsorships, and ceremony details will be shared on the event page in the months ahead. The focus is to honor veterans and ensure their service and sacrifices are never forgotten.

Odyssey Oasis Winter Art Camp invites young creators ages 5 through teen to a multi-day experience in MWC filled with making, exploring, and playful downtime. Participants can choose single days or enjoy the full week. Projects span gift crafting, clay work, painting, and more, and activities are tailored to each artist’s ability level. Between sessions, the indoor Hideaway Room offers a comfortable place to relax and make new friends, and a dedicated ferret nursery brings real ferret visits to the studio. Each day features its own lineup of hands-on projects. Monday includes an open studio focused on gift making with a stop by an elves’ shop, beadwork for tree ornament keepsakes, and a canvas scene of a snowman family from a bug’s-eye perspective. Tuesday highlights faux glass snowflakes on wood slice bases, mixed media winter scenes built as cardboard reliefs, and needle felting with animals such as foxes, penguins, and deer. On Wednesday, artists craft clay penguins or other animals displayed on wood slices, sew fleece pillows inspired by the abominable snowman, and create skiing polar bears that blend watercolor with zentangle patterns. Thursday wraps up with melted ice cream art on canvas using DIY puffed paint and acrylic effects, a three-dimensional paper ice skate pond scene, and fiber art that features drip paint and graffiti hats.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond hosts a friendly social run and walk that welcomes every pace, along with dogs and strollers. The route is about three miles, starting at the Red Coyote Edmond location, traveling through Mitch Park, and returning to the starting point. Participation is free and focused on community and movement. Participants must complete a waiver, which can also be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A light is required for visibility. Anyone who would like a beer must show a valid ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in on the app also records attendance and awards points for running or walking.

This social run club meet-up gathers at Red Coyote Running and Fitness Edmond for a free run, walk, or jog that welcomes every pace and experience level. Participants are encouraged to bring dogs and strollers. The route covers about three miles, beginning at the Red Coyote Edmond location, passing through Mitch Park, and returning to the start. All attendees must complete the waiver, either in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app, and a light for visibility is required. Those who would like a beer should have a valid ID, and outside beer is not permitted. Checking in with the Red Coyote app also earns points for participating.

Meet people from around the world at a relaxed, casual mingling event in Oklahoma City. English is the main language used, with some local language as well. It is a friendly setting to make local and international friends, practice English, and have fun. A conversation matchmaking option is available to help you find someone to talk with. Please register on the organizer’s website before attending. The venue requires each guest to order at least one drink, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. Be respectful of the venue and staff, and be kind, open minded, and considerate toward others. Anyone who does not follow the rules may be removed or banned without notice. Photos and videos may be taken during the event, and you can let the photographer know if you prefer not to appear. Keep an eye on your belongings, as the organizers are not responsible for lost items. For social platform listings, displayed details and attendee counts on Facebook may not reflect the actual event. BlaBla Events hosts gatherings in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Discover a local restaurant with a small group of fellow food lovers and enjoy meaningful conversation around the table. This monthly dinner keeps things intimate with a maximum of 10 participants, creating a relaxed setting for real connection and new friendships. The restaurant changes each time, featuring cozy neighborhood spots as well as trendier places. Registration is required because seats are limited, and each person pays for their own meal. Attendees may arrive solo or with a friend, with a focus on meeting new people and genuine connection.

Red Coyote Run Club Edmond offers a friendly group run, walk, or jog with a social vibe. It is free and open to all paces and abilities, and it welcomes dogs and strollers. The route is about three miles, starting at the Red Coyote Edmond location, traveling through Mitch Park, and returning to the starting point. Participants must complete a waiver, which can be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A visibility light is required. Anyone who wants a beer needs to show a valid ID, and outside beer is not permitted. Checking in through the app also earns points for taking part.