Events in Owasso today

The Southern Plains Wander Club plans a scenic autumn walk along the Claremore Lake CLOAB Trail. This 4.9 mile loop stays close to the shoreline for much of the route, offering wide views of the lake. The terrain features gentle hills, twists and turns, and a few easy boulders to step over. It is an easy, engaging outing reserved for walkers, which keeps the pace relaxed. Leashed pets are welcome.

Golfers, business teams, veterans, and friends gather at Broken Arrow Golf & Athletic Club for a day on the course featuring 18 holes, friendly competition with prizes, lunch, and plenty of team fun. The heart of the event is its mission to fund free rides for disabled Oklahoma veterans traveling to and from VA medical appointments, helping remove transportation barriers to essential care. Foursomes take the fairways together, and sponsorships give companies a way to back the cause locally.

Women 50 and older practice basketball skills and play half-court 3-on-3 scrimmages in the Owen Park Community Center gym in Tulsa. Those not yet 50 may also participate. Bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee to take part.

Baby Steps is a friendly walking club that meets at Nienhuis Park Community Center, then heads into the park for a walk. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can bring their little ones to enjoy fresh air, light movement, and a sense of community. Everything is set, so participants can simply arrive and take the first step.

Wild Waters offers a creative, dynamic, and powerful yoga experience focused on building strength, stamina, and balance. Expect playful transitions, purposeful longer holds, and opportunities to safely test your limits. The practice blends discipline with artistic flow to challenge both body and mind. It is well suited for students who enjoy a strong challenge and want to develop physical and mental resilience.

Enjoy an easygoing evening of golf created for Veterans, Service Members, and their families. Eagle OPS Golf Nights focus on relaxing together, meeting others, and building lasting connections. Play is free, and everyone is welcome, whether you are brand-new to the game or have years of experience. A golf pro may occasionally be available to answer questions and offer pointers so you can sharpen your skills. Complimentary food is provided to keep the conversation and fun going.

Now in its third season, this free community D&D gathering features weekly adventures, downtime activities, and in-game shops. It is open to newcomers and seasoned adventurers.

Build your salsa skills in a welcoming six week progressive series at The Dance Place Tulsa in Tulsa, OK. The program focuses on confidence, technique, and an enjoyable social dance experience, and no partner is required. Separate sessions are offered for different levels. New dancers develop timing and footwork, a clear lead and follow connection, essential turns and patterns, and comfort on the social floor. Level 1 is for those who have already completed the beginner course and feel comfortable with cross body leads, inside and outside turns, and right and left turns, then expands patterns and shines. The intermediate track suits dancers who are steady with the basics and ready for more, working on turn variations, direction changes, partnerwork combinations, musicality and styling, plus techniques for smooth, controlled movement. Each week builds on the last to support steady progress. New students are evaluated by an instructor to ensure proper placement. Wear shoes that pivot easily and comfortable clothing that allows full movement, and bring water and a positive attitude. Solo dancers, couples, and friends are all welcome. Class sizes are limited and advance registration is required, and walk ins are not accepted. Enrollment is needed to reserve a spot, and if you are feeling unwell, please notify the studio. Multiple payment options are available. Leader and follower roles are used, with the leader guiding and the follower responding to that guidance.

Cain’s Ballroom presents an Indigenous Day acoustic song swap celebrating Native American artists, featuring performances by Blaine Bailey, Samantha Crain, Agalisiga "Chuj" Mackey, Kalyn Fay, RC Edwards, and more. All ages are welcome. Seating availability will be based on ticket sales.

This paint party offers step by step instruction with all supplies provided at Chilis Grill and Bar in Sand Springs. The host is Teresa Danks and she can be reached at 918-891-2688. Updates are shared on Facebook at Paint Party by Teresa. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the restaurant.

OKEQ Seniors offers a welcoming daytime space for 2SLGBTQ+ older adults at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. The program centers on community, wellbeing, and dignity in later life. Working alongside members and allies, it advances the rights of older LGBT people and highlights affirming portrayals of 2SLGBTQ+ aging.

Scut Work, an exhibition by Jordan Vinyard, brings together installations, video pieces, kinetic sculpture, and performance to shape a surreal exploration of work, burden, humanity, and value. As the roles of people and machines continually shift, the presentation questions long-held views that frame their connection as merely tool use or physical support. This building-wide experience unfolds across both the Myers and West End galleries, encouraging close attention to the frictions and fluid exchanges at play.

Tulsa Tuesday Cruise is a cruise-in at McAlister's Deli that welcomes every make of car, truck, and bike.

A welcoming basketball session for women 50 and older takes place in the gym at Hicks Park Community Center in Tulsa, OK, with a focus on skill development and 3-on-3 half-court scrimmages. Those not yet 50 may also participate. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee at Hicks Park.

Enjoy a relaxed night of miniature painting in a welcoming, creative setting. Newcomers and experienced hobbyists can complete a paint-and-take figure, choosing either a $10 option to select and paint a mini to bring home or a $5 option to bring your own mini and use the available paints. Any miniature purchased on site will be primed for you. A selection of Vallejo paints is available, and both locally made and mass-produced minis can be purchased individually.

An open mic evening happens on the second Tuesday of every month, with Andrew Live as host.

Enjoy a budget-friendly night at the skating rink with $2 admission and $2 skate rentals. Upbeat music and a lively atmosphere set the tone for all ages. Bring friends, make it a family outing, or turn it into a midweek date night, then glide around the floor together. This special runs each Tuesday.

At Fleet Feet Tulsa - KingsPointe Village, this Fall No Boundaries 5K training program presented by Saucony focuses on removing obstacles so goals feel within reach for every runner and walker. As part of Fleet Feet’s nationally recognized No Boundaries program offered at stores nationwide, it emphasizes consistency, confidence, and fitness in a welcoming setting. Participants train with a coach, learn from experienced mentors, connect with an encouraging community, and receive practical guidance on gear selection, nutrition, injury prevention, and the fundamentals of running and walking. Workouts begin as one group and then split into smaller pace-based groups so everyone follows a plan that matches current ability. The beginner 5K option uses run and walk intervals that build gradually, helping participants finish feeling strong and proud. Pace group options include NB1 for faster paces of about 11:00 to 12:30 minutes per mile. This group starts with 30 seconds of running and 1.5 minutes of walking, progressing by the end of the session to intervals of 3 minutes running and 1 minute walking. NB2 follows the same progression at a slightly slower pace of roughly 12:30 to 14:00 minutes per mile. A dedicated walking group maintains a brisk effort around 14:00 to 16:00 minutes per mile without running. The shorthand mpm means minutes per mile, and 30s/1.5 indicates the run and walk durations in minutes and seconds. Workouts take place at Fleet Feet KingsPointe Village. Some Saturday sessions rotate among Fleet Feet KingsPointe, Broken Arrow, and Cabin Boys Brewery in downtown Tulsa.

Take part in a weekly Modern event where first place receives a prize card. The prize pool increases with two packs contributed for every entry, adding extra excitement to each matchup.

This event brings together Music Singo and tacos. Participants identify the songs in a free-to-play game with actual prizes, and tacos are offered at no charge.

DCF Concerts brings The Living Tombstone to Tulsa Theater as part of The Multiplayer Tour, with special guest CG5. The duo of Yoav Landau and Sam Haft blends genres with a strong tie to gaming culture, and NME has called them the biggest gaming band on the internet. Their track "Five Nights at Freddy's" reached number 4 on the Dance/Electronic chart and appears over the end credits of Five Nights at Freddy's. Fresh from a sold-out world run across four continents in 2025, they deliver a high-energy set packed with fan favorites and vivid production. A standing room pit and reserved seating are available. All ages are welcome.

Celebrate October’s theme by exploring the world after dark with a playful, hands-on experience designed for young children and their caregivers. This three-part Nature Tots series blends games, crafts, dance, and outdoor discovery to spark curiosity and build comfort in nature. Registration covers one child and one adult for all three sessions, and class size is capped at 10 child and adult pairs to keep activities interactive. Adults take part right alongside their tots, so be ready to play. Sessions run rain or shine and include time outside, so plan clothing for the weather. Programming for ages 4 and 5 is offered on Wednesdays, and ages 2 and 3 meet on Thursdays.

Find $5 selections from food merchants, making it simple to load up a tray for one person or the whole family. The WEL Bar also features a $5 special.

This walk-in clinic offers affordable care for minor pet health needs. Services include help for skin and ear infections, minor wounds, allergies, and eye concerns. No appointment is required, so you can visit during clinic hours for quick attention.

Hosted at Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital, this monthly Parkinson’s support group welcomes community members, including those living with Parkinson’s and their care partners. Participants can connect with peers, share experiences, and find encouragement in a welcoming setting. Representatives from the Oklahoma Parkinson's Alliance attend each month to provide education, resources, and guidance for navigating life with Parkinson’s. The gathering offers a consistent space to learn, ask questions, and build a supportive network.

A spirited, strength-building flow session that emphasizes endurance and balance. Anticipate inventive sequencing, playful movement between poses, and steady holds that encourage you to explore your limits with care. The practice blends clear discipline with creativity to keep things engaging and purposeful. Ideal for students who appreciate a challenge and want to build resilience in both body and mind.

This no-cost clinic offers guidance for individuals working through the process of correcting their legal name and gender information. Attendees learn about required paperwork, the steps involved in the legal process, and community resources in a welcoming, affirming setting organized by the Oklahoma Equality Law Center. It is offered on the second Wednesday of each month. If attending in person is not possible, email info@okequalitylaw.com to arrange a free Zoom consultation available anywhere in Oklahoma.

Prepare for ocean or deeper dives with an enriched air nitrox course focused on mixes up to 40 percent oxygen. Breathing a gas with less nitrogen can extend no-decompression time for photography or wreck exploration and can reduce overall nitrogen exposure, which helps shorten desaturation intervals. The curriculum explains how nitrox works, how it affects your body and the underwater environment, how to configure and use your gear with nitrox, and how to plan nitrox dives. A key hands-on skill is learning to analyze your own cylinder before every nitrox dive. Many resorts promote complimentary nitrox, yet operators typically require proof of nitrox certification to use it. As an SSI specialty, this class emphasizes essential skills in an enjoyable learning environment and does not include in-water sessions, making it convenient to finish before a dive trip through a combination of home study, short academic segments, and tank analysis practice.

Explore ring making at Garden Deva in a welcoming workshop designed for beginners and open to all skill levels. Learn basic metalsmithing techniques in a relaxed environment and create a custom sterling silver ring. Select from multiple gemstones, and craft your unique piece with guidance from an expert instructor. Everyone leaves with the jewelry they made. Advanced registration is required. If you cannot attend, please reschedule or request a refund more than 72 hours before the class starts. Refunds or exchanges are not available for no-shows or cancellations within 72 hours. For assistance, contact 918-592-3382 or info@gardendeva.com.

Created to support those who serve and protect, this yoga class welcomes veterans, active duty service members, and first responders. Through breathwork, movement, and mindfulness, participants work toward better sleep, chronic pain management, and greater strength in body and mind. Hosted at VFW Post 577. Free for veterans, active duty, and first responders, with donations welcome, and open to the general public.

Advance your dive training with the SSI Advanced Specialty Diver Certification, created for certified divers who want to build confidence, sharpen technique, and get ready for more challenging environments. Participants earn the Advanced Specialty Diver rating along with four SSI Specialty certifications. The standard bundle features Deep Diving, Enriched Air Nitrox, Perfect Buoyancy, and Navigation, and specialties can be swapped to fit personal interests, with options such as Night or Limited Visibility, Search and Recovery, Photography, Dry Suit, Wreck, and more. Learning starts with self-paced online study, then moves into in-person sessions at the shop, including a classroom evening for Nitrox, a pool session dedicated to Perfect Buoyancy, and another session that covers the remaining two specialties. Training then continues in open water over a weekend with instructor-led dives. Enrollment includes classroom instruction, guided dives, the Advanced Specialty Diver certification, four Specialty certifications, and lifetime access to digital study materials. An Open Water certification is required, and divers must have 24 logged dives by the time the course is complete. Newer divers can begin right away by completing the four specialties first, and once the 24th dive is logged, SSI automatically issues the Advanced Specialty Diver certification.

SMART Recovery meetings provide a welcoming, nonjudgmental setting for people seeking to change addictive behaviors and cultivate balance in daily life. The program draws on research-based tools and emphasizes personal empowerment. Gatherings take place every Wednesday. They are developed and facilitated independently by SMART Recovery and are hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.

Enjoy a lively line dance class with instructor Bobbi Lee at Temple of Dance in Tulsa, OK. Dancers of every experience level can learn a mix of routines, stay active, share a few laughs, and move to upbeat music. No partner is needed, it is open to all ages, and attending solo or with friends is welcome. The line dance session is $10, with an optional 2-Step segment available afterward for an additional $5, or combine both for $15. A monthly pass discount is available.

Enjoy free, casual Commander play in a relaxed setting. Settle in for friendly matches with friends and other easygoing players. Promos are available for participants, and the setup is flexible so you can hop into games with whatever group size works for you.

A weekly support space at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center offers a welcoming place for transgender and intersex individuals to connect, share experiences, and access resources. The group meets every Wednesday, and on the second Wednesday there is a dedicated breakout for non-binary people, trans men, and trans women. First-time attendees are asked to schedule a brief interview before attending by calling 918.743.4297 for information or to set up the initial conversation.

Women age 50 and older work on basketball fundamentals and scrimmage 3-on-3, half court in the gym at Owen Park Community Center. Participants younger than 50 are also welcome. Bring a 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

Each week features a new children's book followed by a craft connected to the story. This activity is designed for children ages 2 to 5. Registration is free and can be completed online or at the front desk of Nienhuis Park Community Center.

Enjoy a hands-on craft session where the project changes with the season. There is no cost to participate, and all materials are provided. Bring your imagination and create something fun. Recommended for ages 2 and up.

Co-hosted by Saint Francis Health System and Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital, this support group offers a welcoming space for stroke survivors and their families to share experiences and find support. Meetings are held at Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital, providing opportunities to connect with others who understand the recovery journey. For more information, contact SLoffer@tulsa-rehab.com.

This relaxed game night at Dragonslayer Games welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players. Participants can arrive or head out between rounds. Bring a favorite game from home or join whatever is already on the tables. The selection spans classic favorites and new titles, with options that range from long, epic sessions to quick card games.

A somatic get-down at GYPSY COFFEE HOUSE & CYBER CAFE' in Tulsa brings the community together to reconnect mind and body in a fun and caring atmosphere. The focus is on movement and groove, creating space to release stress by shaking, swaying, and moving side by side after the challenges of recent years.

Ascension St. John Rehabilitation Hospital of Owasso, an affiliate of Encompass Health, hosts a stroke support group held in the hospital’s therapy gym. It is open to patients as well as caregivers, and refreshments are provided. To RSVP, email courtney.bergman@encompasshealth.com, celia.fanchier@encompasshealth.com, or ellie.gaja@encompasshealth.com.

Create a sugar skull inspired artwork in a hands-on class that blends painting with upcycling. Participants will paint and repurpose materials to craft a meaningful piece that honors loved ones who have passed. Registration requires a prepaid fee of $85 to hold a spot. If attendance is not possible, the payment can be applied to a future class. To register, call (918) 798-5980.

A free yoga class led by instructor Sue Webb welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Love offerings are accepted.

Thursday evenings at The Vault feature live music with guitarist Randy Wimer. His relaxed acoustic style covers a broad mix of songs, creating an easy backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a fellow local musician steps in, keeping the series fresh while preserving the same welcoming vibe. Enjoy signature cocktails made by hand and a chef-led menu in Tulsa’s notable midcentury modern setting, a carefully restored 1960s bank turned distinctive dining destination. Complimentary parking is available, and advance reservations are recommended.

Queer Crafters Club meets on Thursdays at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center in Tulsa for a welcoming crafting meetup that builds community through creativity. Participants can bring supplies like scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush and spend time making art alongside others.

This six week sensual bachata course is tailored for partners who want to deepen connection through movement and music. Each session builds smooth body motion, musicality, and clear lead and follow communication so you can dance together with comfort and style, even if you are brand new. Across the series you will learn solid basics and foundation steps, refine close partnership and flow, explore expressive elements like body rolls, waves, and dips, and develop a short routine you can enjoy beyond the studio. The curriculum is progressive, with each class building on the last to show real improvement and a shared skill to enjoy together. Class size is kept small for an intimate learning environment, and the format does not rotate partners. Advance registration is required and walk ins are not accepted.

Roll back the years at Throwback Thursday with roller skating set to favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Admission is $4, and skate rentals are available. The atmosphere is family friendly, whether you are skating with kids, spending time with friends, or revisiting past skating days to a nostalgic soundtrack. This themed night takes place each Thursday.

Experience a calming sound immersion with Sarah Maud and Tiffany Tran, featuring the resonant tones of drums, gongs, and shakers alongside the soothing frequencies of crystal and Tibetan singing bowls and gentle chimes. Sarah’s melismatic vocal toning sets a supportive atmosphere for deep relaxation. Attendance is limited to nine participants. Mats, eye masks, pillows, and blankets will be provided for comfort. The cost is $35 per person. Please bring water to enjoy after the sound bath.

At Claremore Community Center, this judged quilt show features cash awards along with special recognitions named for Carol Thurman. Explore vendor booths, a challenge quilt category, and prize baskets. A small quilt auction and a separate apron auction are part of the program, and traditional bed turnings highlight quilts in a classic presentation. The event also includes demonstrations, a bargain room, a food concession, and more.

This fall break play date offers time on a fully fenced playground with coffee and snacks, and it provides an easy way to connect with other local parents and caregivers.

Board an old wagon bound for Blackwater, a place that was not forgotten after all. This 30 minute haunted hayride travels deep into the woods and unfolds a story of the missing being repurposed, with the figures you encounter presented as the remnants of families that did not make it out. Expect an interactive experience that may include light touching, blood effects and plenty of scares. Entry is free and payment is required only for the attractions. Presented at Haunted Plantation OK.

A new two-day celebration of music, community, and Deadhead spirit rolls into Tulsa with night one at The Shrine. Inspired by a Jack Straw lyric about catching the first train to town, the evening features local Grateful Dead tribute bands Electric Okie Test and The Deadgummits. The broader weekend includes a Route 66 vendor market and other happenings that highlight the scene’s creativity and camaraderie. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 the day of show.

Goodman Games takes the spotlight with a recurring Friday lineup. The first Friday features Dungeon Crawl Classics, the second focuses on X Crawl Classics, and the third highlights Mutant Crawl Classics. Details for the fourth Friday are on the way, and the fifth Friday remains a surprise.

Enjoy a Fall Break silent disco on a Tulsa patio with food and family fun. Complimentary headsets are available while supplies last. Returned sets are cleaned and put back into rotation so more people can take part. The WEL Bar will have drink specials all week.

Positively Grateful is an HIV-positive support group that offers a welcoming space for conversation, friendship, and encouragement. Gatherings include potluck meals, wellness tips, and opportunities to find support and promote awareness. It is independently organized and led by Positively Grateful and is hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. Everyone is welcome.

Friday Night Magic at Dragonslayer Games offers several ways to play. Casual Commander is free, and every participant receives a promo. The Marvel Draft has a $40 entry, with two Play Boosters per entry added to the prize pool, and first place earns a special card plus packs. Modern is $12, with two Play Boosters per entry going to prize support, and first place receives a special card and packs. Standard is $12, with two Play Boosters per entry added to prize support, and first place also gets a special card along with packs.

The Craft of Writing Conference marks its 10th year at Midtown Church of Christ.

An annual art market returns to Black Moth with 50 local artists and vendors, food trucks, live music, and more. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages.

Celebrate creativity at a family friendly arts and crafts festival featuring a wide variety of vendors, a petting zoo, inflatable attractions, and plenty of food. Expect a lively atmosphere with creative shopping and activities, offering plenty of fun for the whole family.

Galaxy Ball: Where Worlds Collide reshapes the Tulsa Air & Space Museum into a glittering cosmos of creativity and elegance. The celebration opens with the Galaxy Vendor Expo, a daytime marketplace showcasing authors, artists, costumers, designers, and other creators with work inspired by science fiction, fantasy, space exploration, and pop culture. Discover handcrafted pieces, imaginative stories, and distinctive merchandise, then take time to prepare for an elegant evening to follow. As night arrives, a black tie inspired reception unfolds among aircraft, exhibits, and celestial decor. VIP guests enjoy early entry, specialty curated food, custom cocktails at a dedicated open bar, access to social influencers, and a professional photography session. General admission follows, and the dance floor comes alive for an immersive celebration of music and movement. Whether in classic formalwear, fantastical couture, or a creative costume, every attendee becomes part of the spectacle. Highlights include costume contests, author giveaways, door prizes, and entertainment. The night wraps with memories that feel otherworldly. Tickets coming soon. Vendor application portal coming soon.

The 48th annual Brush Creek Bazaar family festival features dogs available for adoption, inflatable bouncers, a petting zoo, a pumpkin patch, live music, food, and activities for families, plus more to explore. It provides a friendly setting for all ages to enjoy entertainment and interactive fun.

The 2026 Oklahoma Youth Federation at Covenant Family Life Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma highlights a GPS check and a diaper drive, bringing these activities together under one roof.

A charity card show benefiting Edison eSports brings together sports and TCG across more than 60 tables. Vendor registration is available.

Geared to ages 6 to 12, this youth archery program builds confidence and competence with a compound bow through safe, correct instruction. Participants learn bow safety and strengthen hand-eye coordination, attentive listening, and the ability to follow directions, while also practicing responsibility, accountability, breathing and slowing techniques, teamwork, and leadership. Classes are held at Chandler Park Community Center. The cost is $10 per session, and Tulsa County Parks members attend at no charge. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toe shoes, and secure long hair to keep it clear of the bow string.

Four scent-centered challenges, one talented nose. Southern Plains Sport Dog Club offers a beginner-friendly, hands-on introduction to four NASDA Level One games, with brief instruction followed by ample working time for the dogs. Participants explore Trailing and Locating to follow a scent trail to quarry, Urban Locating to search a defined area for quarry, Shed Dog to locate a shed antler, and Lost Item to find an everyday object carrying the handler's scent. No NASDA background is required, and no prior dog sport experience or trained alert is needed. The focus is on giving dogs room to work, noticing how they communicate, and enjoying the process together. Working team slots are $85 and limited to eight teams, each with the chance to try all four games. Auditor slots are $30 and limited to ten people who can learn, ask questions, and watch dogs of varying experience levels. Capacity is limited, and registration must be completed in advance. Submitting the form alone does not hold a spot, as the club will follow up by email with registration status and payment details, and placement is confirmed once payment is received. When the workshop fills, a waiting list is maintained and no payment is required to be added. This outdoor, rain or shine workshop calls for preparation for weather and footing. Dogs not actively working should remain secured and under control. Instruction relies on positive reinforcement, and choke, prong, and electronic collars are not permitted during workshop activities. Cancellations more than 48 hours before the workshop receive a full refund, cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable, and registrations are not transferable.

Fans of tabletop role-playing games can gather at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center to meet new friends, explore different games, and add some fun to the weekend. This group meets on the first and third Saturday of each month. For questions or more information, contact okeqtulsattrpg@gmail.com.

This walk-in clinic offers affordable care for pets with minor health needs. Services address common issues such as skin or ear infections, small wounds, allergies, and eye problems, with additional quick care options available. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome during regular clinic hours.

At Fox & Folly Farm, this hands-on floral workshop invites participants to explore the garden, cut fresh seasonal stems, and then settle in at the worktable for creative arranging with light snacks. Instruction covers harvesting at the optimal stage for longer vase life, choosing colors and textures that work well together, and shaping a balanced, well-proportioned design, with final styling in a vase that you take home. This experience is appropriate for all skill levels and no prior experience is required. The cost is $65 per person and includes snacks and a take-home vase.

Matinee skate sessions roll out every Saturday and Sunday, offering a simple, fun way to spend the weekend. Enjoy upbeat music and a welcoming vibe that makes it enjoyable for families. It is an easy afternoon outing, whether you plan to skate, hang out, or just get out of the house. Open to all ages, making it a great pick for a new weekend tradition.

Unleash spooky creativity by choosing a reclaimed painting and transforming it with your own eerie embellishments. Paintings are provided, and each student selects a piece to personalize with haunting details. Bring your imagination and make a unique seasonal artwork.

Enjoy a relaxed happy hour in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma with drink and food specials.

Bike night offers a laid-back hangout with food, drinks, and games, plus tattoos, piercings, vendors, and more. Bring your crew for a social meetup.

Night Two of First Train to Tulsa centers on the music and community that grew around the Grateful Dead. The day starts with 66 Shakedown at Park Grove along Historic Route 66, where a vendor fair, an open stage, art, tie dye, vinyl, and food set an easygoing scene. As night falls, the celebration moves to The Shrine in Tulsa for live sets from Dead Shred and One Way Truckin. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. The weekend takes inspiration from a Jack Straw lyric about catching the first train to Tulsa and is presented by Deadhead Rev Production.

Attack of the Killer Mutant Leeches hits the stage at VFW Post 577 in Tulsa for a single-night engagement. Arriving just in time for spooky season, this live show offers audience interaction, concessions, and plenty of laughs. Tickets will be available soon.

Dean DeMerritt returns with a program of reimagined jazz-funk interpretations drawing from the music of Herbie Hancock, Cannonball Adderley, Roy Hargrove, Weather Report, and more. He is joined by Nick Mancini on vibraphone, Mike Cameron on saxophones, Scott McQuade on keyboards, and Josh Raymer on drums. This all-ages performance reflects DeMerritt’s broad grounding in jazz, blues, classical, rock, and country. Raised in Tulsa as the son of a jazz pianist, he learned standards while playing in his father’s band during high school, then studied classical and jazz bass at the University of Tulsa and earned a music degree.

RendevouX brings a night of dancing to Tulsa Elks Lodge, featuring classic rock and country favorites. Membership is not required to attend.

Discover Tulsa’s original haunted excursion on wheels, a flagship bus tour that many have tried to copy. Offered only in October and presented consistently for 23 years, it is designed to deliver more than just tales, focusing on an up close, in person experience. The tour is led by a local author, small business owner, and longtime paranormal researcher. It features original, copyrighted stories not shared on other tours in Tulsa and is known to sell out quickly.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening of skating, music, and togetherness in Sand Springs. Open to all ages, this Saturday family night encourages everyone to unplug, connect, and create lasting memories.

The Mclain Class of 1984 marks six decades with a denim and boots themed celebration that puts their signature flair front and center. Attendees are encouraged to wear standout jeans and boots. A best-dressed contest will honor one man and one woman. Tickets are $20, with entry at the door priced at $25.

Presented by Oklahoma Performing Arts at Studio One, this ChoreoCreations +18 program brings together original choreography crafted by adult artists who have been given room to explore and a community to share their work. What begins as a spark to create grows into a collective experience where distinct pieces come together to form something more expansive. Tickets are $25 for a single admission or $40 for two.

Drag Drive Repeat brings Route 66 Roundup 2026, presented by Velocity Motorsports LLC, to Tulsa Raceway Park for a single day drag and drive competition aligned with Tulsa Midnight Drags and Import Face-Off, marking the final single day event of 2026. Welcoming both first timers and seasoned drag and drive racers, the format focuses on street car performance and consistency. Participants record one official pass during Tulsa Midnight Drags, complete an on-road drive of more than 85 miles, then return during Import Face-Off to make additional attempts before submitting a second timeslip. The two submitted slips are averaged to determine the standings, so strategy and steady execution are key. Drivers may make as many runs as needed to establish a baseline before turning in the first slip, and they can continue making passes upon return to chase their best result. Awards will be presented. Registration is optional, with early sign-ups receiving special swag packs and entry into drawings for a variety of giveaways.