Events in Stillwater, OK

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.

OKEQ Seniors is a daytime program created for 2SLGBTQ+ elders. Hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, it provides support in collaboration with members and allies to advocate for the rights and well being of older LGBT adults. The program also uplifts positive depictions of 2SLGBTQ+ life in later years.

Open to the public, this hiring fair centers on the North Tulsa community.

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.

A laid-back cruise-in at McAlister's Deli brings vehicle enthusiasts together to share their rides. Cars, trucks, and bikes of any make are welcome to participate.

Women age 50 and older gather in the Hicks Park Community Center gym to practice basketball skills and play 3-on-3, half-court scrimmages. Women who are not yet 50 are also welcome. Participants are asked to bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee at Hicks Park Community Center.

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.

Enjoy an open-air yoga session with SALT Yoga at Guthrie Green. A certified SALT Yoga instructor leads a practice suitable for every experience level. Participation is free. Bring a yoga mat and water to stay hydrated. Families are welcome, and parents should assess whether their children can safely take part in a fitness class. Plans may change if the weather does, so details are subject to change.

Enjoy an evening of creative miniature painting open to both newcomers and experienced hobbyists. Choose the paint and take option for $10, or bring your own miniature and use the provided paints for $5. Miniatures bought on site will be primed as part of the purchase. Vallejo paints are available to buy, and both locally made and mass produced miniatures are offered individually.

Celebrate the flavors and colors of fall with a hands-on chocolate workshop where participants learn to melt, color, and handle chocolate and candy coatings. Create a variety of seasonal sweets, including chocolate-dipped Oreos, cake balls, cake pops, and pretzel rods, then practice dipping, drizzling, and decorating with sprinkles and other details for a polished finish. Each project features warm autumn tones and festive designs, and everyone heads home with a packaged selection of completed treats. All treats, coatings, tools, decorations, and supplies are provided. The class is $45 per person. Each attendee must purchase an individual ticket and projects cannot be shared. Recommended for adults. Video recording is not permitted during the instructional portion, but photos are welcome. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred, and no-shows are not rescheduled. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. This class also adds a Halloween stamp to the Holiday Class Passport, helping participants work toward rewards like a complimentary Valentine’s class and entries in the Holiday Passport prize drawings.

Fall No Boundaries 5K Presented by Saucony at Fleet Feet Tulsa - KingsPointe Village welcomes anyone who wants to make training feel achievable, whether the goal is a first 5K, a stronger 5K, or a step toward a 10K. As part of Fleet Feet’s nationally recognized No Boundaries program, participants receive guidance from coaches, encouragement from mentors, and a supportive community, along with practical education on gear, nutrition, running and walking basics, and injury prevention. Workouts start as one group, then break into smaller pace-based groups so every runner and walker follows a plan that fits right now. A Beginner 5K option uses run and walk intervals that progress gradually, helping those who are new or returning to running build consistency and cross the finish feeling confident. Pace groups are clearly defined. NB1 is the quicker group and will run more overall, beginning with short run segments paired with longer walk intervals and building by the end of the session to approximately 3 minutes running with 1 minute walking. NB2 moves at a slightly easier pace while following the same progression. A dedicated walking group keeps a brisk conversational pace in the 14 to 16 minutes per mile range with no run intervals. For clarity, mpm refers to minutes per mile. All levels are welcome, and the focus is on steady progress, growing confidence, and a strong finish.

Part of the Eagle OPS Golf Nights series, this gathering is as much about camaraderie as it is about playing golf. Veterans, Service Members, and their families can relax together, share stories, and form meaningful connections while enjoying a game that welcomes every skill level. There is no cost to participate, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can take part. At times a golf pro will be available to answer questions and offer pointers. Food is provided at no charge, adding to a friendly, easygoing atmosphere.

Dr. Felipe Chavez-Ramirez will share insights from his work with endangered Whooping Cranes, drawing on his PhD research focused on their winter ecology and habitat needs. He currently teaches at Pawnee Nation College. This monthly meeting is open to all with no cost to attend and will be hosted at the Tulsa Garden Center at Woodward Park in Tulsa.

Guided by Hope Chovan, a holistic practitioner and sound bath facilitator with a background in clinical hypnotherapy, this immersive sound experience invites participants to slow down, unplug, and settle into deep rest as gentle layers of tone and vibration fill the space. Attendees are encouraged to simply listen and breathe while the sounds flow around them, creating a break from everyday noise and supporting the release of tension and a renewed sense of presence. There are no goals to meet or techniques to master, and no prior experience with meditation or sound baths is necessary. Bring water and wear comfortable clothing, and note that props are provided. Community supported pricing is available, allowing you to choose the rate that feels right while receiving the same class experience at any level.

Learn SwingOut basics and build new skills in a welcoming class for both beginners and intermediate dancers. You can participate solo or pair up with a partner, and everyone is invited to take part. The series has moved to a new location, and admission is $10.

This event features Modern MTG every Tuesday at Dragonslayer Games. First place receives a prize card, and two packs are added to the prize pool for each entry.

This relaxed monthly get-together centers on a jam session and offers an easy way to connect and spend time together.

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.

This event features Music Singo, where participants name the tunes, paired with free tacos. The game is free to play and offers real prizes.

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.

Afrikan Delights offers $5 favorites at Mother Road Market in Tulsa, featuring five wings for $5, jollof rice for $5, and plantains for $5. A flavorful lineup that keeps things simple and easy on the wallet.

Enjoy select $5 menu items as food merchants are asked to offer a five-dollar option, making it easy to fill a tray for yourself or the whole family. The WEL Bar is part of the promotion with its own $5 special.

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.

Quick Care Clinic provides affordable walk-in care for minor pet health needs. It is available every Wednesday and Saturday during clinic hours. Services address common issues such as skin or ear infections, small injuries, allergies, eye concerns, and similar minor conditions. No appointment is required.

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.

Designed for members of the Stillwater community who benefit from a sensory friendly setting, this third annual fall festival features face painting, games, candy, and other activities in a calm, welcoming atmosphere.

This free community flow jam welcomes anyone interested in circus arts to explore movement and props in a friendly, collaborative setting. Participants practice juggling, hula hooping, poi spinning, dragon staff, diabolo, balancing, and more, with space to share tips and learn from one another. All ages and experience levels are invited, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Extra hoops and juggling balls are available for those who do not have their own, so beginners and seasoned performers alike can jump in and play.

Created for veterans, active duty service members, and first responders, this yoga class at VFW Post 577 offers practices in breath, movement, and mindfulness to encourage better sleep, ease chronic pain, and build strength in both body and mind. Participation is free for veterans, active duty, and first responders, with donations welcome, and the class is open to the general public.

Community members are invited to a free, hands-on Canva session focused on navigating the platform and creating presentations, flyers, social media graphics, and more. A member of Meridian Technology Center will lead the program at the library, offering practical instruction for attendees. Registration is required so staff can plan for attendance.

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.

SMART Recovery meetings create a welcoming, judgment-free space that uses research-based tools to help address addictive behaviors and build a more balanced life, with an emphasis on self-empowerment. Developed and facilitated by SMART Recovery, these gatherings are hosted at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center and take place every Wednesday.

Relax with friendly Commander games in a free, casual setting. Play at your own pace with as many people as you like, whether you are meeting up with friends or sitting down with other casual players. Participant promos are given out each week.

This monthly concert spotlights Edgar Cruz and The Brave Amigos, a virtuoso guitar trio from Oklahoma. Their performance spans classic rock, Spanish tunes, original pieces, country, and classical selections, including challenging material that many bands do not attempt. The lineup features Edgar Cruz, who has performed professionally for over four decades and has released 19 CDs and 2 DVDs. He is joined by guitarist and vocalist Marco Tello, an Oklahoma staple in four bands, and 16-year-old prodigy Blake Bricker, who recently released his first solo CD and was called the future of guitar by the global guitarist Tommy Emmanuel.

Gender Support at OKEQ offers a welcoming space at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center in Tulsa where transgender and intersex individuals can connect, access resources, and receive support. Gatherings occur every Wednesday. On the second Wednesday, a dedicated breakout group meets for non-binary people, trans men, and trans women. First-time attendees are asked to schedule a brief interview before taking part. For information or to set up the initial interview, call 918.743.4297.

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.

An all-ages night at The Vanguard Tulsa features Kyle Hume with Sammy Rash. Hume, a former computer science major who began creating music in his dorm room, has grown an online audience of more than 3 million. Known for candid pop songs such as “If I Would Have Known,” “Fine,” and “Alive (It’s a Lie),” he has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams and a worldwide fan base. With recent tracks like “Spiral Out” and “People Pleaser,” he brings that energy, emotion, and connection to the stage in Tulsa, OK.

Start the day with conversation, new connections, and community spirit at this Sunrise Social, a morning networking gathering organized by the Midwest City Chamber of Commerce. Hosted by SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, Midwest and the Oklahoma Mid-Del-Tinker 100 Club, it takes place at the SSM Health EMS Training Building in Midwest City. The event brings together longtime Chamber members and people interested in building relationships.

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.

At Owen Park Community Center, women 50 and older practice basketball fundamentals and play 3 on 3 half-court scrimmages in the Owen Park gym. Women under 50 are welcome as well. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

Broken Arrow’s more than 300 manufacturers help drive innovation, production, and economic momentum across Oklahoma. Each year, the Broken Arrow Chamber and Economic Development Corporation honor this impact with a luncheon focused on the industry’s contributions to the community and local economy. This edition centers on a panel conversation, Building the Next Generation of Skilled Manufacturing Talent, bringing together regional leaders in manufacturing and workforce development to examine how to build and sustain high-performing teams in Broken Arrow. The discussion explores urgent workforce needs, including strategies to recruit and retain in-demand skilled employees, the influence of automation and emerging technologies, and approaches to creating durable talent pipelines that support continued growth. Featured voices include Jason Kalmar, Operations Manager at Solar Turbines in Broken Arrow, who leads day-to-day operations at a growing precision machining facility that produces components for gas turbines and compressors used in power generation and the oil and gas sector; Jim Pierce, Director of Integrated Operations at FlightSafety International, an aviation training leader and manufacturer of flight simulators, visual systems, and displays, with extensive operations leadership experience that includes prior roles at CAE USA and L3 Technologies; and Heath Woodruff, Director of Partnerships and Head of Energy Practice at inSpring Careers, who partners with energy and advanced manufacturing employers to identify skills gaps and build targeted pipelines for high-demand roles. The luncheon celebrates the people and companies powering Broken Arrow’s economy and offers practical insights for developing the skilled workforce needed to sustain the region’s growth.

Throwdown in T-Town returns for the fall edition as the Mid-West Drag Racing Series arrives at Tulsa Raceway Park with top Pro Mod competitors. The lineup includes Pro Mods, Funny Cars, Top Dragsters, Top Sportsman, and a wide range of local classes. Admission is free. The program begins with a day dedicated to testing and racer pit setup, continues with additional testing followed by the opening rounds of qualifying, and concludes with the final qualifying session and all rounds of eliminations, keeping the action going well into the night.

A lunchtime session at Warr Acres Library offers a clear introduction to Medicare, focusing on Parts A, B, C, and D and explaining what each one covers in an easy to understand overview.

Celebrate Bavarian tradition in Tulsa with a festival inspired by Munich’s Oktoberfest. The lead-up features a private German dinner in the Lufthansa Technik BierGarten known as the BierMeister’s Ball, followed by Corporate Night. The main event opens with a Friends and Family night and includes Zeeco Family Free Day, then continues through the weekend and wraps up with Früstück Auf Dem Oktoberfest and the lively Dachshund Dash. Expect bands from abroad and from the local German music community, classic Bavarian fare and beer, arts and crafts, games, competitions, and activities for children. Highlights include bratwurst, wiener schnitzel, Bavarian cheesecake and strudel, and over 200 taps pouring German and local brews. VIP options are available. The celebration fills River West Festival Park, covering about 140,000 square feet with tents, stages, and energetic entertainment for thousands of attendees.

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.

Gamers of every experience level are welcome to drop in between sessions. Bring a favorite from your own collection or take a seat with whatever arrives on the table. A wide selection is in the mix, from timeless classics to brand-new titles, including sprawling epics and quick card games.

This afternoon book club in Perkins, OK focuses on Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo, a debut novel about ten-year-old India Opal Buloni who goes to the market for groceries and returns with a dog named Winn-Dixie that reshapes her summer. With her new companion, she makes friends and finds the courage to ask her father about the mother who left when she was three, with much of what unfolds tied to the dog’s influence. Honored with a Newbery citation, translated into nearly thirty languages, and adapted into a feature film, the story invites thoughtful conversation about friendship, family, community, and its Southern setting, and continues to resonate with readers of all ages.

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.

Take part in a free yoga class led by instructor Sue Webb, open to newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike. Voluntary donations are accepted.

Bring along craft essentials like scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush and dive into a relaxed session of making. Queer Crafters Club meets each Thursday, creating a welcoming space to share ideas, spark inspiration, and connect through creativity.

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 no-cost community workshop in Tulsa is designed for parents seeking clarity around challenges such as autism, ADHD, anxiety, and sensory processing difficulties. Led by Dr. Kamryn, the family-centered session explains how stress can affect a child’s developing nervous system and offers insight into why some kids struggle with regulation, focus, and sensory input. Attendees will also be introduced to the basics of neurologically focused chiropractic care and how it may support improved regulation, function, and overall well-being. Refreshments and finger foods will be provided. The workshop takes place at Healing Hive Chiropractic, and space is limited.

Open to longtime members of the Misophonia Association and first-time participants alike, MisoCon26 creates a welcoming space to connect with others who understand, learn from leading experts, and take away practical strategies for navigating life with misophonia.

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.

Night three of Casii Stephan’s residency at Thelmas Peach highlights the launch of her first single, Happy, from the forthcoming debut album Let Her Have Her Flowers. Performing with her full band, she creates an experience built around the Happy theme, complete with unique decor and atmosphere each night. A Minnesota native shaped by Tulsa’s music community, Casii blends pop, soul, rock, and folk, crafting catchy melodies and candid storytelling that touches on love, loss, growth, and social issues. Happy, produced by Chad Copelin, delivers an upbeat, danceable sound while confronting grief and uncertainty, ultimately asking what it truly means to be happy. Her accolades include an International Acoustic Music Awards win for Best AAA/Alternative Song, official showcases at SXSW, Folk Alliance, and AMERICANAFEST, and coverage from Billboard, NPR, SPIN, and American Songwriter. Admission is $10.

At Tulsa Dog Training Club in Tulsa, this American Kennel Club event features all-breed rally and obedience trials. All-American Dogs listed with the AKC Canine Partners program are eligible to enter.

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.

Hosted at Myers-Duren Harley-Davidson in Tulsa, this Halloween-themed blood drive with Our Blood Institute and Papa John's supports patients in Oklahoma hospitals. The Bloodmobile will be on site to accept donations. Each donor receives a limited-edition OBI "All We Need Is Blood" T-shirt and a free pizza from Papa John's, available only while supplies remain. Photo ID is required to donate. Open to all, with no motorcycle ownership required. Individuals, friends, and riding groups may donate together. For questions about eligibility, contact Our Blood Institute at 877-340-8777.

Happy Aura brings an analog aura photography pop up to Tulsa, creating instant film portraits that reflect the human energy field. Using the AuraCam6000 with hand sensors, energetic frequencies are read in hertz, translated into color, and printed as a one of a kind photo, followed by an explanation of what the colors mean. The setup uses no AI, no Wi-Fi, and is not a digital camera, resulting in a tangible keepsake. Sessions are available by advance reservation as well as for walk ups, with prices starting at $50. Look for appearances at Black Moth and Heirloom Rustic Ales in Tulsa.

This gathering highlights the renewal of Indigenous tattooing by connecting contemporary practice with ancestral tradition. It focuses on safeguarding and sharing Indigenous tattoo culture through preservation and exchange.

This happy hour in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma features specials on drinks and food.

A social event for ages 18 to 27. Admission is $5 and attendees are encouraged to bring a snack to share. This event is drug free and alcohol free.

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.

Teens in sixth grade and up can take over the library after hours for a glow-themed party filled with glow-in-the-dark games and a library scavenger hunt. Highlights include bowling, horseshoes, and cornhole. Snacks will be available, and advance registration is required to attend.

Fridays are dedicated to a rotating lineup of Goodman Games titles. The first Friday features Dungeon Crawl Classics, the second highlights X Crawl Classics, and the third focuses on Mutant Crawl Classics. Details for the fourth Friday are still on the way, and any fifth Friday is kept as a surprise.

AFFIRM is a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based program offered through Oklahomans for Equality that helps 2SLGBTQ+ youth manage stress and build overall well-being. The practice models were developed with input from 2SLGBTQ+ youth and adult community partners, using an adapt and evaluate approach so the interventions reflect real needs and experiences. This group is open to ages 14 to 19. Youth must have approval from a parent or guardian before attending. For more information, call 918-743-4297.

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.

American Aquarium returns to Cain’s Ballroom with special guest Kalyn Fay. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

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.

Dragonslayer Games hosts Friday Night Magic with multiple ways to play. Casual Commander has no entry fee, and every participant receives a promo. The Marvel Draft is $40 to enter, with two Play Boosters per entry added to the prize pool, and first place earns a special card plus packs. Modern is $12 to enter, with two Play Boosters per entry added to prize support, and the winner receives a special card along with packs. Standard is also $12 to enter, with two Play Boosters per entry added to prize support, and first place takes home a special card plus packs.

Presented as the original Haunted Tulsa experience, this long-running tour has operated consistently in the city for 23 years. It offers more than simple storytelling, focusing on close, in-person encounters and original, copyrighted accounts that are not reused elsewhere. A local author, small business owner, and longtime paranormal researcher leads the experience. Tickets often sell out quickly.

Henry Zoellner takes the Stonecloud Stage with a country sound rooted in Oklahoma’s Red Dirt tradition and shaped by a contemporary songwriter’s touch. At 18, the Tulsa-born artist draws on influences like Wyatt Flores, Corey Kent, Cody Canada, and Evan Felker. His songs dig into love, loss, and the uneasy stretch of growing up, carried by sparse arrangements and an earnest voice. The result feels recognizable yet new, as he forges his own path while staying close to the traditions that shaped him.

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.

Swan Lake unfolds at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center in Tulsa, following Prince Siegfried as a chance nocturnal meeting pulls him into a world of magic and perilous romance. Drawn to Odette, a woman bound by a powerful curse, he pledges steadfast love in hopes of breaking the spell. When a glittering court celebration becomes a snare of trickery and temptation, he must confront the ultimate trial of his devotion.

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.

The Colorado Buffaloes travel to Stillwater to face the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a Big 12 matchup at Boone Pickens Stadium at Lewis Field. Expect contrasting styles, with Colorado leaning on speed and playmaking while Oklahoma State brings a physical approach fueled by a loud home crowd in one of the conference’s most intense environments. It serves as a timely gauge of where both teams stand as the season tightens.

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.

Celebrate life, tradition, and the spirit of Dia de los Muertos at a festive running event hosted by Bigfoot Running Company. Participants can choose from a Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, or Half Marathon, all set to lively music and Bigfoot magic. The location is to be determined. Highlights include finisher medals and soft tees, a live DJ with name announcements, Bigfoot Trophy awards, aid stations throughout the course, snacks and drinks, and a post race rally tent. A costume contest takes place before the race, and Bigfoot sightings along with a high energy staff add to the fun. Race day features packet pickup, a Kids Dash, the National Anthem, and the race start. Extras include youth pricing for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon, referral rewards that provide $20 back after five friends are referred, group discounts, and opportunities to volunteer or volunteer then run.

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.

Visitors can explore local vendors at Block 34 and find one-of-a-kind Made in Oklahoma goods in a lively downtown setting. Coffee, live music, and opportunities to shop small with community vendors create an inviting atmosphere.

An all day stained glass workshop focused on creating a spider and web welcomes beginners through advanced makers, with multiple web patterns to choose from and instruction for ages 13 and up. The group session covers how to work in a private stained glass work station while learning to transfer a pattern, score and cut glass, smooth edges on a grinder, select and burnish the right foil tape, solder clean seams, attach a hanger, and finish with patinas that can turn the solder black or copper. Breaks are flexible, and you can bring lunch or step out along Route 66 to nearby options like Ollie’s Cafe, Tamale Boyz, Arnold’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers, Arby’s, Carl’s Coney Island, BillyRay’s BBQ, and more. Outside drinks and snacks are welcome when kept in lidded cups and containers. A cold water machine is available, and there is no refrigerator. Two class formats are offered. Choose the option that includes glass to select any two 12 by 12 sheets from Agitsi Gallery priced $19.99 or less, with access to student glass during the session and any unused class glass returned to the shared supply. Or choose the option without glass included to purchase your sheets at Agitsi Studio with a 20% discount. Outside glass is not permitted, and any unused glass you buy goes home with you. Space is limited to 12 participants, and every attendee must have a ticket. Stained glass has a way of becoming delightfully addictive.

Explore metal art in a beginner-friendly, three-hour weekend workshop where experienced instructors teach metalworking fundamentals and how to cut designs using a plasma torch. Starting with two 12 inch round steel circles, participants can create garden poles, free-standing sculptures, or hanging pieces, with the opportunity to complete multiple works to take home. This hands-on class welcomes anyone eager to learn a new creative skill. Advanced registration is required.

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.

Season 51 of the Oklahoma Cinderella Scholarship Program kicks off in the Oklahoma City area with the first preliminary pageant, created to nurture confidence, friendships, and onstage sparkle in a welcoming setting. Contestants can wear outfits straight from their closets, from Sunday best to a favorite party dress, since the emphasis is on natural charm rather than professional hair and makeup. New participants receive guidance from directors and royalty throughout the experience. Everyone is recognized on stage and receives an official award. Judges will be looking for stage presence and genuine personality, and they especially appreciate contestants who are clearly having fun. Venue specifics are shared directly with registered families, and early registration savings are available.

Rescue Ready brings hands-on discovery to the Horticulture Education Center at The Botanic Garden at OSU. Children explore how to help others through three interactive stations. At Can You Diagnose, they examine patients to figure out what is wrong. At the First Aid Practice Station, they build basic care and response skills. At the Operation Station, they explore tools and practice problem solving through rescue themed play. Created for ages 3 to 10, with families of all ages welcome, this StillWonder pop-up sparks curiosity and creativity while making learning fun in a garden setting. Upon arrival, one parent or guardian must sign in for each family, and children must remain with a responsible adult who assumes responsibility for their safety and behavior. Attendance grants StillWonder permission to photograph, film, or otherwise record participants for promotional, educational, or other lawful uses without compensation or further approval. Activities may involve physical movement and interaction with exhibits that carry a risk of injury, and caregivers accept all known and unknown risks on behalf of their child by attending. Volunteer opportunities are available through StillWonder’s GivePulse page.

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.

Presented by Chic Rock Enterprises, Dirty Dames at The Boman celebrates women who ride on two or three wheels, whether at the controls or as passengers. Everyone is welcome, with a focus on empowering and supporting women motorcyclists and inviting those who are curious about riding to discover the freedom and confidence it brings. The day includes live music with a headlining set by SPANK, an all-female punk band from Tulsa that has been part of the scene for more than 25 years. A curated group ride led by Nick Cerda explores curves and foothills outside the city. A car and motorcycle show offers trophies, with a $20 entry fee. Vendors will be set up indoors and outdoors, and the bar at The Boman will be open for purchases. Breakout information sessions and panel discussions connect women with resources in areas such as financial literacy, mental health, women’s health, education opportunities, and social services. Registered participants receive a T-shirt and a swag bag, with distinct designs for Dirty Dames and for registered supporters. A portion of the proceeds will benefit charitable organizations.

DOGtober Festival 2026 brings a dog friendly celebration to Earlywine Park with a costume parade and contest for pups, live music, local vendors, a kids activity area, adoptable dogs ready to meet new families, and plenty of food and treats. It offers an afternoon of entertainment for families, friends, and their four legged companions, with chances to browse, play, and connect with dogs seeking homes.

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.

The Route 66 Pumpkin Festival fills Mohawk Sports Complex in Tulsa with a full slate of fall fun, from a pumpkin patch showcasing ten ornamental varieties to hands-on activities for all ages. Wander the hay mountain, ride on a hayride, and explore dig zones themed around dinosaurs and monster trucks. Kids can enjoy bounce houses, crafts, soccer goals, a football toss, and archery designed for young participants. Step into a Native American teepee, try the climbing tractor, and see Tank, the big red tractor presented by ASCO. Children can also pick up free books during their visit. Animal lovers will find plenty to smile about in the petting zoo, which features baby kangaroos, Bella the mini calf with bottle-feeding, a giant tortoise, fuzzy mini cows, Pickle the mini donkey, and other friendly animals. A fall market with local vendors includes 3-gallon mums from Farmer Russell, and select evenings offer outdoor movie nights and fire pits. Food options include a variety of food trucks and a snow cone truck, plus the Spooky Café serving breakfast burritos, biscuits and gravy, Carolina chop pork BBQ, chicken quesadillas, and Mexican street corn, along with fresh apple cider and lemonade. Sweet treats and seasonal sips include caramel apple slices, cotton candy, and Fall Red Bull drinks called Vampire’s Kiss and Witch’s Brew, each priced at $5. Admission can be purchased online or at the gate. General admission is $5 per person, a season pass is $5, and a family four-pack is $20. Online tickets can be scanned for quick entry to bypass the gate line. Free parking is available.

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.

Create a Día de los Muertos inspired mini nicho by transforming a simple matchbox into a personalized shrine. This lighthearted project draws on the tradition of crafting small altars that honor what matters most. The activity is free and open to everyone.

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.

National Adoption Week will include appearances from the ESPCA and Dolly's Cat Rescue.

Myers-Duren Harley-Davidson celebrates 112 years with a community gathering that recognizes the riders who have supported the dealership since 1914. Complimentary lunch and drinks will be available while supplies last, and birthday cake will be served. Admission is free and all are welcome. As one of the nation’s longest-standing Harley-Davidson dealerships, the celebration focuses on appreciation for Tulsa’s riding community.

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.

Experience Tunes @ Noon at The Church Studio in Tulsa with a lunchtime performance of original music, tight vocal harmonies, and an acoustic, story-driven sound. It offers a relaxed midday break to enjoy live music in a well known Tulsa venue with an easygoing, feel good vibe.

This clinic provides affordable care for pets with minor health needs, addressing ear and skin infections, small wounds, allergy symptoms, eye issues, and other routine concerns. Appointments are not required.

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.

Enjoy a happy hour in Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma featuring specials on drinks and food.

At Southwest, the annual Family Fun Night brings families and neighbors together to pick up candy, share some fun, and connect with one another. The emphasis is on a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where meeting new people is part of the experience.

The Kings & Queens Honors Ball celebrates Tulsa legends who devoted their lives to uplifting the community. Festivities center on recognizing and appreciating individuals whose lifelong contributions have made a positive difference across Tulsa.

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.

DCF Concerts presents Blue October on the Foiled 20th Anniversary World Tour. This milestone outing marks 20 years of Foiled. All tickets are for reserved seats, and balcony seating will not be available for this performance. Special guests are subject to change.

An all ages show at The Vanguard Tulsa features The Bobby Lees with support from Öof Tatatá, whose lineup includes Jason Momoa on bass, Mike Hayes on guitar and vocals, and Kenny Dale on drums. The Bobby Lees have earned fans such as Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, and Henry Rollins, and they channel the rebellious spirit of 1970s punk with powerful, high-energy performances. Their fourth album and Epitaph debut, New Self, opens a fresh chapter while sharpening the traits that define their sound. Produced in Los Angeles by Dave Sardy and Alex Pasco, the record broadens their reach and amplifies their trademark intensity. For refund questions related to the new date, contact anthony@thevanguardtulsa.com.

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 traditions of Día de los Muertos at a festive running event hosted by Bigfoot Running Company at Draper Park in Oklahoma City. Participants can choose from a Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, or Half Marathon, all set to lively music and Bigfoot-themed fun. Finishers receive medals and soft tees, and the atmosphere includes a live DJ with name announcements, Bigfoot Trophy awards, aid stations along the course, snacks and drinks, and a post race rally tent. A costume contest takes place before the start, and the high energy team keeps the celebration going with occasional Bigfoot sightings. Packet pickup is available before the race. Youth pricing is offered for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon, with group discounts also available. Referral rewards are offered for bringing friends, and there are options to volunteer or volunteer then run.

Enjoy a friendly Sunday social run on Turkey Mountain’s trails, planned for about an hour or less. Participants are grouped by pace and ability to help everyone find a comfortable match. The lead group typically covers about 5 to 6 miles at roughly 10 minutes per mile, which is comparable to about 8 minutes per mile on roads, and there are options around 3 to 4 miles at 13 minutes per mile or slower with a run hike approach. Meet in the lower parking lot, then wind down with DoubleShot Coffee cold brew after the run. Bringing a reusable cup or mug is encouraged, and a few disposable cups are expected to be on hand. It is a relaxed way to meet people and explore both new and familiar paths on Turkey Mountain.

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 new PokeKon-Fest brings a family friendly celebration to Tulsa at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Tulsa - Warren Place. The event features appearances by voice actors, trading card games, and a marketplace of vendors and artists.

Move to uplifting Latin and global beats in a free Zumba session led by Ariane Betancourt. This high-energy class blends dance and fitness so each song becomes a quick routine, using simple, repeating steps inspired by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop. The choreography cycles between gentler and more intense intervals, helping keep the heart rate up, burn calories, and build cardiovascular endurance. Whether new to dance or experienced, participants can follow along and enjoy a lively, community atmosphere where working out feels like a celebration. Please note that details may change if weather conditions require it.

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.

A Karaoke Brunch takes place at DVL with free admission. Guests can bring a friend for a casual gathering centered on karaoke and brunch.

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.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly evening of fun at Stillwater Church of Christ.

Explore the basics of stained glass in a relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop led by Shannon. Choose a design such as a pumpkin, spooky spider web, feather, honeycomb, or a mushroom set on a wooden base, then pick your own glass colors to make it uniquely yours. All tools and materials are provided, so you only need to bring your creativity. The session is for ages 16 and up and costs $65 per person. Step-by-step guidance is provided, so newcomers are welcome.

This Fall Festival brings the community together for laughter, connection, and plenty of seasonal fun. It welcomes all ages, with adults decorating trunks, handing out candy, and enjoying time together alongside the kids. The focus is on shared moments and neighborhood spirit, creating a festive experience to remember.

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.

Iron & Wine headlines a free installment of Guthrie Green’s Off the Cuff Concert Series in Tulsa. Part of a world tour behind the forthcoming album Hen’s Tooth, the performance showcases Sam Beam’s intimate songwriting and a warm blend of indie folk, folk rock, Americana, and lo-fi. DUG and Ken Pomeroy set the stage, with DUG’s banjo and resonator textures drawing on both American and Irish folk traditions and Ken Pomeroy delivering empathetic, roots-leaning indie folk shaped by Cherokee heritage. Across eight albums and numerous EPs, Iron & Wine has built a cinematic songbook. The new album took shape quickly with the Laurel Canyon band, leaning into earthy, tactile sounds that touch folk rock, jazz-tinged folk, and Tropicalia, and it includes contributions from I’m With Her along with harmonies from Beam’s daughter, Arden. Pomeroy’s work has appeared on the Twisters soundtrack and Hulu’s Reservation Dogs, and she has toured with artists such as Lukas Nelson, Iron & Wine, and American Aquarium, with festival appearances at Newport Folk and Telluride Bluegrass.

AFI brings a headlining concert to Cain's Ballroom featuring Choir Boy as the special guest. This appearance marks the band's return to the venue for a night centered on their live show alongside a set from Choir Boy.

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.

Explore the fundamentals of Shodo TaiChi, a method developed by founder Master Van Tran after more than five decades of study, research, and teaching in acupuncture, Aikido, and TaiChi. This approach activates acupuncture meridians to support healing and the health of internal organs. Movements are practiced while seated or gently bouncing on an exercise ball, paired with coordinated actions in the upper body. Techniques are straightforward to learn and require no muscular force, which keeps the practice accessible for older adults while remaining a powerful path to better wellbeing. Participants can look forward to potential benefits that include easing everyday aches and pains, increasing stamina and memory, lowering stress and symptoms of depression, and improving coordination along with clearer eyesight and hearing. Pricing follows a tiered model and all proceeds support Radiant Healing Arts Center. Options include $25 Help Us Grow, $15 Standard, and $5 Struggling Financially.

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.

Women 50 and older can build basketball skills and play half court 3 on 3 scrimmages in the Owen Park gym at Owen Park Community Center. Those who are not yet 50 are also welcome to participate. Please bring a size 28.5 basketball. There is no fee.

Enjoy rotating weekly specials with 10 percent off select departments. Monday features meat, Wednesday spotlights pantry and bulk items, Friday highlights produce including fresh and frozen options, and Sunday focuses on dairy with ice cream included. Discounts are applied at the register by cashiers.

Immerse yourself in Oklahoma City’s living cowboy culture with a behind-the-scenes visit to the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the largest live cattle market in the world where cowboys, ranchers, and auctioneers keep traditions alive that span more than a century. A guided tour explains how cattle trading works today, shares ranch stories, and reveals a side of the city many visitors miss. Check in takes place at the “Headin to Market” sculpture before the tour begins. Afterward, continue to Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, a local landmark dating to 1910, for a classic meal featuring lamb fries and a sirloin steak served with salad, homemade rolls, a side, and tea in a dining room rich with history. The afternoon continues at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, where artworks, historic objects, rodeo legends, and Western films illuminate the people and values that shaped the American West from frontier settlers to modern cowboys. Admission is included, and transportation to the museum can be provided if needed. The guided portion concludes at the museum, and participants may stay to explore more. Minimum of two people required to book.

The Busy Person's Book Club in Perkins, OK features John Green's Turtles All the Way Down. Aza Holmes is pulled into the mystery of missing billionaire Russell Pickett when a hefty reward and the enthusiasm of her fearless best friend, Daisy, set them on the trail that brings them to Pickett's son, Davis. Along the way, Aza works to be a caring daughter, a dependable friend, and a committed student, even as she navigates the relentless loops of her own thoughts while trying her hand at investigation.

At River Flow Yoga Studio in Downtown Tulsa, this creative and demanding class focuses on building strength, stamina, and balance. Participants move through imaginative transitions and settle into extended holds, with space to test personal limits and blend disciplined practice with expressive movement. It is intended for students who welcome a challenge and want to develop resilience in both body and mind.

A free community Dungeons and Dragons series enters its third season, welcoming both newcomers and seasoned players. Weekly gatherings feature new adventures, time for downtime activities, in-game shop interactions, and more to explore.

An evening at Perets with Swingout OKC features swing dancing and Lindy Hop. It begins with an introductory Lindy Hop lesson that welcomes newcomers, then transitions into a social dance set to DJ-curated music. Admission is $5, with discounts for students and military attendees who present ID.

West Coast Swing instruction is offered with separate classes for Levels 1 through 4. Each class costs $15, and a monthly option with a BOGO offer is available. After the lessons there is a social dance that is included for those who took a class that day, and it is $5 for everyone else. On Labor Day there will be a single all-levels class followed by a dance.

Enjoy a welcoming line dance class with instructor Bobbi Lee at Temple of Dance in Tulsa. Participants learn a variety of line dances, get moving to upbeat music, and share a lighthearted atmosphere with plenty of smiles. All experience levels and ages are welcome, no partner is required, and attending solo or with friends works equally well. The line dance class is $10. An optional 2-Step add-on is available for $5 more, or take both for $15 total. Ask about the monthly pass discount.

BanjoBug partners with Stonecloud Stillwater Patio & Taproom for a trivia night billed as the biggest in town. Prizes are awarded each week to the top three teams, including gift cards to Stillwater spots like Hideaway, Hatch, Boomerang, Empire Slice House, The Garage, Eskimo Joes, Don Pibil, Summit and more. Bring a team, test your knowledge, and see what the buzz is about.

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 launch of the sixth ACOTAR book with a late-night party filled with activities and treats. Every ticket includes a copy of the new release along with themed snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Enjoy games with prizes and giveaways, a trivia session, and a photo booth that prints keepsakes. Browse vendors offering ACOTAR merchandise, pick up a themed goodie bag, and get creative with a charm necklace or bracelet craft. Themed attire is encouraged to add to the fun. For those not attending, midnight curbside pickup is available for preorders only, and anyone who has already preordered should check email for a discount code equal to the book price.