Events in Oklahoma County today

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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.

The Midwest City Chamber of Commerce hosts an official ribbon cutting to celebrate Spectrum. Attendees can meet the Spectrum team, explore the space, and welcome them to the Midwest City business community. This ceremony also offers a chance to connect with fellow Chamber members, support local businesses, and recognize the continued growth of the community.

Red Coyote Run Club in OKC brings together runners, walkers, and joggers for a free, community-focused outing. The route is about three miles, beginning at Red Coyote Running and Fitness, heading through Nichols Hills, and returning to the starting point. All paces are welcome, and dogs and strollers can participate. Participants need to complete a waiver either in person or by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A visibility light is required for safety. If you would like a beer, please bring a valid ID, and note that outside beer is not allowed. Checking in with the app also earns points for taking part.

Strong Medicine Talking Circle, hosted by Native Wings Like an Eagle Inc., is a culturally grounded gathering that offers a safe, supportive space for Native men and women, with particular care for justice-impacted relatives returning from prison. The circle focuses on reconnecting with tradition and community healing. Participants can listen and share, hear ancestral stories, draw spiritual strength, and connect with people who understand the reentry journey. It also supports those seeking community grounding or moving through the Off the Rez reentry services, and it is open to relatives and supporters. Native Wings Like an Eagle Inc. is a grassroots organization that helps justice-impacted relatives transition back into society through cultural reintegration. It operates with private funding and is working toward a $300,000 summer fundraising goal to keep its programs and community space available. For information, call 405-724-7977.

Experience a traditional energy practice that blends quiet meditation, intentional breathing, and mindful movement to cultivate balance and vitality. Consistent practice is associated with a calmer mind and spirit, sharper performance in study, creative work, and sports, better overall wellness, and a longer, healthier life. With more advanced training, some practitioners explore higher methods that may lead to kundalini rising. This pay-what-you-can session is led by Grayson Trice of the Dojo of the Sun & Moon. Introduced to Japanese martial traditions at a young age and later a national Sambo champion, Grayson studied internal martial arts and Eastern healing arts for more than a decade under Glenn J. Morris, Ph.D. and Sci.D. He holds black belts in Sambo at master sport level, Kyushin Ryu at shodan, and Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu at nidan. On April 1, 2000, Dr. Morris recognized his completion of the Greater Kan and Li and certified him to teach Hoshin Tao Chi Kung, granting him permission to lead a Hoshin dojo. Grayson went on to serve as chaplain for Hoshin Roshi Ryu until 2006, helped establish the Hoshin Hermetic Society, and continues to offer instruction in energy work, meditation, Western esoterics, and related disciplines. His focus is on preserving the healing tradition passed to him and making these transformative practices accessible to people regardless of circumstance.

This SMART Recovery meeting is offered both in person at Genesis Event Center in Edmond and online. SMART Recovery is an international nonprofit that provides support groups for individuals working through a range of addictions, including alcohol, illegal or prescription drug misuse, gambling, and pornography.

The patio at Ted’s Tacos & Cantina in Uptown OKC hosts a bingo night where games are free to enter. Each participant receives a complimentary queso card, and winners take home prizes. Margaritas, tacos, and other food and drinks are available throughout the event.

Good Morning Bedlam opens for The Wildwoods at Resonant Head in OKC. The lineup brings both bands together on the same stage for a live show.

Love Stories and Only One Bed Book Truck collaborate on a series of themed reader experiences leading up to the Midnight in Velaris release party. At Plaza Yoga in Oklahoma City, Anna of Entropic Yoga guides a romantasy themed yoga flow suitable for all experience levels. This is a ticketed class for ages 16 and up, and everyone must hold a ticket to enter. Space is limited and reserved for participants, so companions will need their own tickets, and children under 16 will not be admitted.

Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into Get Liq'd Frozen Margarita Bar & Grill with a full menu from the truck. Expect Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls along with lobster tacos, quesadillas, tots, and tails, plus a lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Ordering ahead in the app is available to help you skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments.

This monthly in-person meeting of the Oklahoma Resource Collaborative, the relationship-centered partner network of the Oklahoma Resource Access Network, brings together nonprofit leaders, service providers, advocates, volunteers, community-minded businesses, and community members to strengthen connection and collaboration across Oklahoma. The gathering provides a consistent space to share what is working, surface gaps and emerging needs, improve referrals, reduce duplication, and link people to the right relationships and resources in real time. By building communication, coordination, and trust across sectors, it supports better outcomes for the communities partners serve. The meeting takes place at Restore OKC, where the on-site coffee shop is open and purchases can be brought into the session.

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s can be difficult, and this support group offers a welcoming space to talk openly with others who understand. Participants can share experiences, learn from guest speakers, and discover helpful resources while building a supportive community.

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.

Enjoy an evening of hands-on creativity at a press party where participants design and press their own shirt using a DTF print of their choice. Admission is $20 and includes one DTF print and one shirt, plus drinks and snacks. BYOB is welcome. The gathering takes place in a private event center with a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere.

Country singer-songwriter Elizabeth Nichols brings the I Don't Kiss & Tell, I Kiss & Tour to Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. A good fit for listeners who enjoy Kacey Musgraves, Megan Moroney, and Julia Cole.

The GRAMMY-winning collective Snarky Puppy brings its live show to Tower Theatre OKC in Oklahoma City. The set draws on a wide-ranging blend of funk, R&B, hard rock, classic soul, modern gospel, fusion and jazz, with touches of new-tech sounds. Geared toward listeners who follow Larnell Lewis, Metropole Orkest or Mark Lettieri.

Experience SOMBR when the You Are The Reason Tour stops in Oklahoma City, with special guests The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp adding to the lineup.

Enjoy an evening of Latin rhythms in Oklahoma City with salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba, and cumbia. A beginner lesson starts things off, followed by open dancing. The venue is 3Sixty Entertainment Powerhouse. Admission is $20 at the door, and a VIP list offers discounts. For questions, text or call (405) 870-3020.

Explore the fundamentals of Shodo TaiChi, a practice developed by Master Van Tran after more than five decades of study, research, and teaching in acupuncture, Aikido, and Tai Chi. Created to stimulate acupuncture meridians, it is intended to support healing and the overall health of internal organs. The approach uses straightforward techniques that are easy to learn and often includes sitting or gentle bouncing on an exercise ball while coordinating movements in the upper body. It does not rely on muscle strength, which makes it accessible for older adults while remaining effective. Reported benefits include easing aches and pains, improving endurance and memory, reducing stress and depression, and enhancing coordination, eyesight, and hearing. Three monthly memberships are available. For details, contact Master Van Tran at 405-408-0032.

Celebrate a grand re-opening with fresh Okie Bean coffee, IV wellness, trucker hats, and more. Raffle prizes will be part of the fun, and attendees will have a chance to meet the owners.

This second annual memorial 5K on Spring Creek Trail in Edmond honors Sgt. Bobby Swartz, an Oklahoma County Deputy who lost his life in the line of duty. Participants can run, walk, or roll on a scenic, USATF certified and sanctioned course that welcomes strollers and suits both personal-record seekers and those wishing to support families of fallen first responders. Every participant receives a commemorative shirt and a finisher medal. Trophies go to the first overall male and female, and age group awards are presented for first, second, and third. Chip-timed results and professional race photos by Okie Pics are included. A special Agency Award recognizes the law enforcement agency with the most participants. The first 350 registrants receive a commemorative inaugural medal. Register early to guarantee a shirt, with sizes first come, first served after that. Early packet pickup is available at Orange Theory Fitness, and those who pick up early are entered into a drawing for two prizes, a free unlimited one-month membership and a 10-pack of classes, both with heart rate monitor rentals included. Two winners will be selected from early pickup participants.

The Fall Mama Mixer & Market returns to Wheeler Ferris Wheel with two extra hours this year. Look for food trucks, a pumpkin patch and petting zoo, bounce houses, character meet and greets, and shopping from more than 80 local businesses and pop up vendors. Entry to the market is free, and the first 30 mamas to arrive receive a tote bag filled with goodies. Sponsored by Aurora Pediatric Dentistry & Care and Pediatric Urgent Care. Vendors are asked not to respond to accounts or comments claiming to be selecting participants, as these are spam.

Dubai House presents a Saturday residency at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market, highlighting luxury stuffed kunafa cookies inspired by Mediterranean and French culinary traditions. Each cookie is baked locally in Oklahoma City with halal ingredients, offering a fresh and unique dessert option. The booth is located downstairs, with signs to guide the way.

A seasonal outdoor market at Scissortail Park brings together farmers, bakers, meat producers, and artisans who sell goods they personally cultivate, produce, or craft. Shoppers buy straight from the producers, and the market is known for the quality of its vendors, service, location, and a broad selection that includes fresh produce, bakery items, meats, and handcrafted goods. Sponsored by Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance.

A welcoming art show for all ages where local creators present their work for sale. Attendees can meet the artists and take home original pieces purchased directly from the people who made them.

Practice your French in a friendly, low-key setting at this free, in-person conversation gathering. People of all ages and skill levels are welcome to chat and build confidence through casual, open-ended discussion. Feel free to bring a favorite coffee and enjoy the session in the South lounge at All Souls Episcopal Church.

Paranormal Fest at the Downtown Oklahoma City Library features an hourlong introductory class on paranormal investigation, with instructors sharing field experiences, demonstrating common equipment, and offering a Q&A. An on-site booth provides refills for salts, sage, and sage spray, along with opportunities to see the tools up close. The event is free and does not require registration.

Paint a radiant sunrise inspired by a fan photo taken at Edgewood Tahoe during a relaxed, guided session. An optional DIY candle add on is available for $25, offering a choice of 25 scents. You will hand pour a natural soy candle before class so it can cure while you paint, and you will leave with both your artwork and your candle. Candle participants should arrive 30 minutes early, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle experience. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before instruction begins to check in, order a drink, get an apron, find your seat, and be ready when the artist starts. Traffic and parking in Bricktown can be busy, so allow extra time. Public classes require a minimum of five registrations. If the minimum is not met, registered guests will be notified at least six hours in advance and may choose a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy applies to all public classes with no exceptions. Cancellations 48 hours or more in advance qualify for a full refund or a transfer. Cancellations within 24 hours allow a transfer to another class. With less than 24 hours’ notice or no notice, the reservation is forfeited. Age guidelines for regular public classes permit ages 13 to 17 with an accompanying adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are designated separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat.

The Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, heads to the Bennett Event Center at Oklahoma City Fair Park with a celebration of custom cars, music, and community. Expect a showcase of standout lowriders from across the country along with live performances from multiple artists to be announced. Ticketing opens soon. Competitive highlights include the lowrider hopping contest, awards and trophies, and additional challenges, with more than 15,000 dollars in cash and prizes on the line. RC Blvd features remote controlled car displays, and the show floor includes shopping and vendors offering unique goods and services. Food and beverages will be available, special guests will be revealed, and the experience is designed to be family friendly.

Get started with line dancing in a beginner friendly class that teaches popular routines to both country favorites and chart hits. Learn dances like Shivers, Copperhead Road, Cupid Shuffle, Uptown Funk, Timber, Any Man of Mine, Burn It Down, and more. No prior experience is needed, and requests are welcome. Each session is a one hour class priced at $10. Held at the Coit Center in Oklahoma City.

Nail trims are available for $10, with complimentary trims for foster pets. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets are welcome. No appointment is needed. Please ensure pets are leashed or safely contained. Cash and cards are accepted.

Explore the art of sprayed book edges in a hands-on class led by Sam. After you register, you will receive an email with a Google form to share which book you plan to bring and your design ideas. Sam will work with you to create a stencil for your project, and all supplies are provided except the book.

Friendly conversation pairs with Vietnamese, Chinese, and French cuisine at Lido.

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.

Settle into a smooth blend of movement and music with an R&B-inspired yoga class at Thrive Movement. Guided by Gayla, founder of I Knead Your Body, this feel-good session welcomes both first-timers and experienced practitioners. Expect a friendly flow with stretching, mindful breathing, and relaxing sequences set to favorite R&B tunes. Doors open beforehand for local vendors, food, and conversation. Bring a mat, and note that space is limited, so reserving in advance is recommended.

Indigo Girls take the stage with special guest Linda Perry.

Demola, a celebrated violinist recognized around the world, makes his return to Tower Theatre. Known for taking the violin far beyond its classical roots, he fuses styles to create a sound with broad global appeal that fills arenas. This live appearance highlights his boundary-crossing approach and the modern possibilities of the instrument.

Stand-up comedian, actor, and host Larry Starks delivers a high-energy set driven by candid storytelling, widely shared roasts on YouTube, and a lively connection with the crowd. He blends real-life truth with audience-focused humor that resonates across the country. For a preview of his style, his special Real Is Rare is available on Amazon Prime.

Discover the fundamentals of Shodo TaiChi, a method developed by Master Van Tran after more than five decades immersed in acupuncture, Aikido, and Tai Chi. This gentle approach is designed to engage acupuncture meridians to support healing and the well-being of internal organs. The session centers on seated practice, with the option to gently bounce on an exercise ball, while coordinating purposeful movements of the upper body. Straightforward techniques make it easy to learn. It is a calm, low-impact experience that relies on relaxation rather than muscular force, making it a good fit for older adults while remaining effective for a wide range of participants. Reported benefits include easing general aches and pains, enhancing endurance and memory, lowering stress and depression, and improving coordination, vision, and hearing. Tiered pricing is available, and all proceeds support Radiant Healing Arts Center. Options include 25 dollars for Help Us Grow, 15 dollars for Standard, and 5 dollars for those who are struggling financially.

A lavish Sunday brunch at Tellers showcases favorites like Eggs Benedict and lemon buttermilk pancakes, along with Italian dishes from the wood fired grill. Live jazz sets the mood in The Great Hall as a curated selection of sparkling and signature brunch cocktails completes the experience.

Grinmore Yoga Club offers a weekly yoga session designed to help you begin the week feeling centered, clear, and refreshed. Set an intentional tone for the days ahead with a practice that encourages calm and focus.

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.

Beginner Bachata with BailaOKC Dance Studio offers a welcoming introduction to bachata at Chisholm Creek Event Center. Designed for absolute beginners and open to all levels, the class focuses on bachata fundamentals in a relaxed, social setting. No experience is required and no partner is needed, as partners rotate to help everyone practice. Expect friendly, beginner-focused instruction, a chance to get moving, and opportunities to meet new people. Single classes are available, and discount packages are offered for those who want to commit and save.

This One Piece card game tournament features a $5 entry fee. Players compete in 1v1 Constructed matches, and the event uses Swiss pairings until a single undefeated player remains. It is held at Video Games Plus.

This special sip and paint workshop invites participants to bring a thrifted painting up to 16 x 20, frame optional, and turn it into a spooky showpiece. Step by step guidance is provided to add ghosts, pumpkins, bats, spiderwebs, and other eerie details, and no prior experience is required. Local discounts or daily deals do not apply to this event. Mimosa Sunday adds to the fun with $3 mimosas available all day, along with a full bar menu to enjoy while you create and unwind. A DIY candle add-on is offered for $25. Choose from 25 fragrances and pour an all-natural soy candle before class, which sets while you paint so you head out with two handmade items. Those choosing the candle option should arrive 30 minutes early, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle experience. Public classes require a minimum of five registrations. If the minimum is not met, attendees will be contacted at least six hours in advance and may choose a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy applies to all public classes without exceptions. Cancellations 48 hours or more in advance are eligible for a full refund or a transfer. At 24 hours in advance, transfers to another class are available. With less than 24 hours notice or no notice, the reservation is forfeited. For regular public classes, ages 13 to 17 may attend with an adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before instruction begins to check in, order drinks, pick up an apron, find a seat, and be ready for the artist introduction. The studio is located on the Bricktown canal at canal level near the ballpark. For accessibility information, please call Monday through Friday between 10 am and 4 pm.

Explore the foundational movements of Shodo TaiChi with its creator, Master Van Tran. Drawing on more than five decades devoted to acupuncture, Aikido, and TaiChi, he developed this practice to activate acupuncture meridians in support of healing and the health of internal organs. Participants use an exercise ball for seated work or light bouncing while coordinating gentle upper body motions. The techniques favor ease rather than muscular force, making them accessible for older adults and beginners while remaining effective. Reported benefits include reduced aches and pains, improved endurance and memory, lower stress and depression, and better coordination along with clearer eyesight and hearing. Tiered pricing is available, and all proceeds benefit Radiant Healing Arts Center, with options of 25 dollars for Help Us Grow, 15 dollars for Standard, and 5 dollars for Struggling Financially.

This semi-pro golf tournament spans 36 holes at Lincoln Park Golf Course in Oklahoma City. With a full field, the purse will be over $10,000. Players can expect championship-level competition on a course known for its excellent conditions and a layout that is challenging yet playable.

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.

Monday nights feature West Coast Swing instruction with classes organized into Levels 1 through 4, followed by a social dance. Admission is $15 per class, and a monthly rate is available with a buy one get one offer. The social dance is included for anyone who attended a Monday class, and is $5 for others.

Experience swing dancing and Lindy Hop with SOKC at Sailor & the Dock in Oklahoma City. The event starts with an intermediate lesson for dancers who already feel comfortable with the material typically covered in beginner sessions, then offers a beginner friendly Lindy Hop class, and finishes with a social dance set to DJ music. Participants of any age are welcome. Admission is $5, with discounts available for students and military attendees who present ID.

Connect with fellow professionals to exchange referrals, share ideas, and grow business together. Bring plenty of business cards to hand out. Complimentary coffee will be available.

A welcoming networking group that gathers each week to exchange referrals, share ideas, and offer mutual support. It offers a straightforward way to build meaningful connections that can help your business grow.

A new, no-cost fitness program created in collaboration with Autism Oklahoma offers a guided, sensory-aware experience that builds physical strength and coordination, supports emotional self-regulation, encourages social skill development, and nurtures overall well-being. Sessions take place at Santa Fe Family Life Center during a quiet, low-stimulus window to create an optimal environment for participation. This program is free for neurodivergent adults.

Red Coyote Run Club in Edmond presents a free, social run, walk, or jog from Red Coyote Running and Fitness that welcomes every pace, along with dogs and strollers. The route is about three miles, heading through Mitch Park and back to the starting point. Look for Feetures demos and giveaways to help you explore favorite styles. A signed waiver is required and can be completed by checking in through the Red Coyote app, which also awards points for participating. For safety, a light for visibility is required. If you plan to have a beer, bring your ID, and note that outside beer is not allowed.

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.

Enjoy a laid back Commander night focused on casual games and card trading. Participation is free for both play and swaps, and the event is held at Video Games Plus. Bring a deck or your trade binder, connect with others who enjoy the format, and settle in for an easygoing evening of play and trading.