Free events in Owasso, OK

Enjoy a free, twice-weekly stitch gathering that welcomes everyone. This is a relaxed social meetup for people who knit or crochet, centered on working on projects and connecting with others. It is not a class for beginners. Attendees can often help troubleshoot small snags, but step-by-step instruction from the very start is not provided. For those who want to learn from scratch, private lessons are available.

At Nienhuis Park Community Center, little ones share a new children's book each week, followed by a hands-on craft inspired by the story. This activity is designed for ages 2 to 5. Registration is free and can be completed at the front desk.

A craft session with projects that change with the seasons and focus on fun. There is no cost to participate, and all supplies are provided. Bring your creativity and make something new. This program is recommended for ages 2 and up.

Since 1972, this market has offered a unique shopping experience with antique finds, collectibles, memorabilia, vintage and retro goods, quirky treasures, handmade crafts, and more. This is the final flea of the season and it takes place in the SageNet Center at Expo Square. Admission is free.

As part of the Rose District Farmers Market’s weekly live music series, the spotlight turns to Clayton Ussery, an acoustic singer and songwriter originally from Louisiana who has called Broken Arrow home since 2004. Performing since 1996, he brings an eclectic mix of covers that ranges from the Beatles and Tom Petty to current popular hits. Many locals may recognize him from appearances at Broken Arrow Brewing Company, where he is often accompanied by guitarist Roxi Reese. Please note that any social media posts seeking vendors or musicians for the market are scams, and scheduling is not handled through social platforms.

Cast on the Salty Days Sweater in a friendly knit along that builds a cozy piece for cooler seasons. Participation is free. To be eligible for prizes at the end, purchase your materials from Community Fibers. Instructors will be available at each weekly stitch group to support you with yarn selection, gauge swatching, sizing, deciphering the pattern, learning unfamiliar stitches, and staying motivated. When the project wraps up, those who finish and sourced their supplies from Community Fibers can enter a prize drawing by submitting the posted Google Form.

Women age 50 and older meet in the Owen Park Community Center gym to work on basketball fundamentals and play half court 3-on-3 games. Those who are close to 50 are also welcome. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no charge to participate at Owen Park Community Center.

Now in its third season, this free community Dungeons and Dragons gathering welcomes both new and seasoned adventurers. Each week brings fresh quests along with downtime activities, in-game shops, and more.

This faith-centered dance gathering is dedicated to celebrating the goodness of God through music and movement. The atmosphere is intentionally wholesome with no alcohol or drugs, no judgment, and music without negative lyrics. Cameras are not permitted, and phones will be checked at entry to maintain a focused, distraction-free space. This will be the second dance night, and admission is free. It is open to females of all ages who come with a sincere heart, looking for fellowship and a chance to move. Attendees may bring a boy child age 7 or younger.

Discover where your food comes from while shopping local at the Rose District Farmers Market. This summer event features an average of 20 vendors set up alongside the refreshing interactive water feature on historic Main St in BA. The market offers a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere focused on community, fun, and stocking up on everyday grocery staples. Vendors interested in participating must apply through the City of Broken Arrow website only, and applications are not accepted through social media. Any social media comments claiming to recruit vendors are scams.

At Hicks Park Community Center, women age 50 and older build basketball fundamentals and play three on three, half court scrimmages in the gym. Those who are not yet 50 are also welcome. Participants should bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee at this location.

Unwind on the course at Golf Night - Birdie Bay, a relaxed evening for Veterans, Service Members, and their families to connect and enjoy the game together. Play is free and open to every skill level, from newcomers to seasoned golfers. A golf pro may be available to answer questions and share pointers. Complimentary food is provided to keep the conversation going.

Practice yoga in the open air with SALT Yoga at Guthrie Green. A licensed SALT Yoga instructor leads a welcoming class for all experience levels. The session is free, and participants should bring water to stay hydrated. It is family friendly, and parents are encouraged to assess whether their child can safely participate in a fitness class. Please bring a personal yoga mat. Plans may change if weather impacts the event.

Every Tuesday brings Music Singo paired with free tacos. Put your music knowledge to the test by naming the tunes. Participation is free and prizes are awarded. Free tacos are available to enjoy alongside the game.