Family events in Oklahoma County, OK

Celebrate fall break at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame with special programming that features crafts, engaging activities, and pumpkin painting offered each day. Themes include What a Circus!, Let's Book It, and Running Wild. Expect complimentary museum admission, creative projects, games to enjoy, story readings, and plenty of fun.

An additional market day is coming to OKC with an evening edition that brings together produce from local sources, artisan-made items, food, and flowers. It adds a midweek marketplace for discovering favorites when one weekly market just was not enough.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly paint night featuring an adorable autumn owl. This all-ages session is designed for kids and adults to create side by side. Each participant receives a 16x20 canvas with the main outline already sketched, and an instructor will guide everyone step by step. No prior painting experience is required, and local discounts or daily deals are not available for this event. Every attendee must have a purchased seat, and it is not a drop-off activity. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to check in, order drinks, pick up an apron, choose a seat, and be ready when instruction begins. Late arrivals may miss important guidance. The class will run with a minimum of five registrations. If that number is not reached, guests will be contacted at least six hours beforehand and offered a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy for public classes provides a full refund or a transfer when canceling 48 hours or more in advance, a transfer option at 24 hours, and forfeiture for cancellations with less than 24 hours notice or no notice. Standard public classes allow ages 13 to 17 with an accompanying adult, with a paid seat required for everyone. Family Day sessions welcome all ages as long as each participant has a paid seat. These policies are firm.

Get acquainted with the rescue dogs of OK-Task Force 1 during a live demonstration that highlights the skills of urban search and rescue canines. These teams contributed significantly to the rescue and recovery efforts following the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, and Ground Zero continues that legacy by helping strengthen the nation’s emergency response through placing highly trained search and rescue dogs with first responders. A regular admission ticket is required for entry, and this program is included at no additional cost with that ticket.

Garden Bros Nuclear Circus arrives at Remington Park in Oklahoma City with multiple performances over several days. Billed as the largest circus on Earth, the run offers a full slate of showtimes to choose from. Early bird savings are available, with the first 100 adult general admission tickets starting at $23.27, fees included, and these discounted rates are available online only. Family pricing includes one complimentary ticket for a child ages 3 through 13 with each paid adult general admission ticket when the child ticket is added to the cart, and children age 2 and under are admitted free.

A family-friendly Little Brushes session invites kids and adults to paint a sweet scene of a tiny ghost holding a black kitten against a pink sunset. Each person works on a 16 by 20 inch canvas that arrives lightly pre-sketched, and instructors guide everyone step by step, so no prior experience is needed. Every attendee must have a paid seat, and drop-offs are not accepted. Local discounts or daily deals do not apply to this event. Public sessions require a minimum of five registrations. If that minimum is not met, registered guests are contacted at least six hours beforehand and may choose either a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy for public classes is strict. Cancel 48 hours or more in advance for a full refund or to transfer, cancel 24 hours in advance to transfer to another class, and with less than 24 hours notice or no notice the reservation is forfeited. Age guidelines vary by format. For regular public classes, ages 13 to 17 may attend with an adult and each person must hold a paid seat. Family Day events are designated separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat. These rules are enforced without exceptions. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to check in, order a drink, get an apron, find a seat, and be ready when instruction begins on time. Late arrivals may miss important guidance. The studio sits along the Bricktown canal at canal level just west of the Bricktown Ballpark with an entrance that faces the water. Bricktown traffic and parking can be busy, so allow extra time.

The Wheeler District Farmers Market brings together local vendors and small businesses for a community gathering in the heart of the district. Visitors can browse a variety of offerings and enjoy a favorite weekly tradition. Special thanks to sponsors Weokie Federal Credit Union, Willowbrook Construction, Chicago Title, Wheeler Realty, Focal Pointe, Curbside Apparel, and Corbin & Kayla Jackson.

Heard on Hurd returns to Downtown Edmond with a community gathering featuring music and family-friendly activities. The AllyRocks405 tent will be in the Kids Section, where attendees can paint rocks, learn about Ally’s story, and support awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving. The event honors Ally’s legacy by encouraging creativity and kindness through each painted rock.

TRI-OKC presents its inaugural super sprint duathlon, welcoming both beginners and seasoned competitors in Oklahoma City. The event also includes a separate kids race for young athletes ages 6 to 15.

Immerse yourself in Oklahoma City’s working cowboy heritage with a full day that starts behind the scenes at the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the largest live cattle marketplace in the world. Watch how modern cattle sales unfold, hear firsthand stories from ranch country, and explore a side of the city many visitors miss. The experience continues at the longstanding Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, a local fixture since 1910, where you will try lamb fries and enjoy a classic steak lunch with salad, homemade rolls, a side, and tea in a setting lined with historic photos and cowboy history. The day concludes at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, where art, artifacts, rodeo legends, and Western films connect the journey from frontier days to today’s ranch life. Check in takes place by the Headin to Market sculpture before setting off, admission to the museum is included, and transportation to the museum can be provided if needed. Your guide will wrap up the program at the museum, and you are free to linger and explore further on your own. A minimum of two participants is required to book.

Experience a music-driven twist on classic bingo at Frenzy, where players listen to favorite songs instead of numbers. Prizes are up for grabs, and the taps will be flowing with plenty of Frenzy drinks. It is a family friendly outing.

Five Canterbury Youth Voices choirs present an informational performance that offers a close-up glimpse into how their music is made, highlighting the creative work and the moments that bring the sound to life.