Events in Stillwater today

Welcome the day with a guided kayak outing on calm morning water in the Boathouse District. Kayak rental is included, and a guide leads the group throughout the paddle. This experience is open to ages 13 and older. RIVERSPORT members can take part in one of each paddling experience at no cost by entering the number from the back of the membership card at checkout.

Founder Master Van Tran leads a fundamentals session in Shodo TaiChi, a system he developed after more than five decades of study, research, and teaching in acupuncture, Aikido, and TaiChi. This practice focuses on stimulating acupuncture meridians to support healing and the health of internal organs. Participants sit or gently bounce on an exercise ball while coordinating upper body movements. The techniques are easy to learn and use no muscle strength, making them suitable for elderly participants while still offering powerful effects. Benefits include reducing body aches and pains, enhancing 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.

Celebrating its 29th year, Tulsa Farmers' Market brings together more than 100 vendors, from local farmers and ranchers to producers, chefs, and crafters. Shoppers can explore farm-fresh produce, local honey, responsibly raised meats, fresh flowers, farm eggs, freshly baked breads, fermented and pickled specialties, and handcrafted goods from local artisans. Live music adds to the relaxed pace and friendly feel, creating a place to linger and reconnect with familiar faces. Whether the draw is crisp veggies, tangy sourdough, colorful blooms, or simply the lively market atmosphere, it highlights fresh food, local love, and plenty to discover.

Start your Saturday with a mindful rooftop practice at Brut Hotel led by Leta Willcox. Community Flow welcomes all levels and is designed to gently energize the body, steady the breath, and foster a sense of connection. Leta teaches with an intuitive, supportive style that encourages moving with awareness, building strength, and finding ease in a way that suits you. She is a Certified Yoga Therapist with the International Association of Yoga Therapists through training with Susi Hately and Functional Synergy, and an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance. Her teaching spans many approaches to asana, with a specialty in Yoga Therapy offered one-on-one and in small groups. This class is open to the public. Walk-ins are welcome, but saving a spot ahead of time is suggested since space is limited. Mats and props are available, and you are welcome to bring your own. Registration includes a complimentary swim at Brut Hotel after class, so bringing a swimsuit can help you extend your morning at your own pace. If the weather is unfavorable, the session will move indoors to the Juniper Room at 1820 Spa. Please plan to arrive as scheduled, and look for any location updates that may be shared beforehand when possible. Reservations are non-refundable, though with advance notice a booking can be transferred to a future class date.

At the Rowdy Stickhorse farmers market, there will be plenty of cookies, along with some treats for dogs.

Audiobook lovers and walkers meet at Mitch Park in Edmond, Oklahoma for a relaxed group walk with the Only One Bed Book Truck, kicking off the summer season of the Edmond Booking it Audio Cardio audiobook walking group. The plan is to begin with monthly meetups, with the possibility of adding more if interest grows. Readers of every genre are welcome, even though the mobile bookstore focuses on romance. Each person chooses their own audiobook, making it a chance to tackle a TBR while staying active. Participants can opt for the full 2.8 mile path or the 1.8 mile inner trail, deciding together before setting out. After the walk, there is time to cool down and chat about current listens.

Learn the essentials of responsible firearm ownership in a comprehensive course that covers safe handling practices, common terminology, and how these fundamentals relate to protecting yourself and your home. The curriculum fulfills Oklahoma’s training requirement for obtaining a concealed carry permit. Participants can expect to build confidence and be better prepared to protect their household during a break in or other serious incident. Enrollment often reaches capacity quickly.

Experience a lively downtown scene at Block 34 with local vendors showcasing Made in Oklahoma goods. Sip a coffee, enjoy live music, and browse small business booths at your own pace. It is a welcoming way to support community sellers and uncover unique finds.

At the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, Babies at the Museum welcomes little ones from birth to 24 months and their caregivers for a playful morning centered on shapes, textures, and building. Inspired by Lisa Hoke’s installation Come on Down, Oklahoma, activities highlight stacking, balancing, and creating forms with blocks, paired with a story, engaging materials, and plenty of hands-on discovery. The program now takes place twice each month with the same theme and activities, and families are asked to choose only one session to help make room for more participants. Expect a relaxed start with coffee in the Family Space, guided time in the galleries upstairs, then the option to continue exploring on your own or return for more play. Admission is $5 for members and $15 for non-members, with the non-member price including access to all exhibitions. Space is limited, and tickets can be reserved by phone at 405.278.8237. Support is provided by Jennifer and Aaron Ketter, with a matching gift from Devon Energy Corporation.

Farmers Market at Scissortail Park returns for a new season near the Promenade along Oklahoma City Boulevard. This producer only, direct to consumer marketplace features vendors who raise, grow, or make everything they sell, offering a wide selection of produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan goods. The outdoor market operates seasonally on Saturdays, with a special spring preview. It is known for the quality of its vendors, attentive service, convenient location, and the breadth of choices available. Supported by Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance.

Push your limits at the Oklahoma City Terrain Race, an obstacle-filled challenge with mud, ropes, walls, and water. The course is untimed and go at your own pace, so you can charge ahead for a personal test or move steadily with your crew and still celebrate at the finish. Expect rope climbs, monkey bars, cargo nets, tire hurdles, and muddy pits from start to finish, along with multiple distance options for both first-time obstacle racers and seasoned athletes. A lively festival atmosphere surrounds the action with music, vendors, and finish line photo opportunities. Teams from gyms, workplaces, and friend groups will find a fun alternative to the typical 5K. Free registration is available for a limited time, and signing up early helps secure a preferred wave.

Dubai House is hosting a Saturday residency at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market, highlighting indulgent stuffed kunafa cookies that blend Mediterranean and French pastry influences. Each dessert is baked locally in Oklahoma City with halal ingredients and available fresh. Look for the setup downstairs and follow the signs.

A college-style softball tournament at Rose State College features 10U, 12U, and 14U divisions with four teams in each. Day 1 includes two pool play games per team, then Day 2 moves into a single-elimination bracket to decide the champions. Pool games are 55 minutes with finish-the-inning, and bracket games are 75 minutes. Teams may roster up to 15 players, due at check-in. All bats must have a USSSA or ASA stamp, and metal cleats are not allowed for 12U and under. The host keeps the official scorebook. On-site amenities include concessions, restrooms, and shade structures. Trophies are awarded to first and second place. If weather disrupts play, schedule updates will be posted to the tournament website, and refunds will be provided if the event is canceled. Entry is $300 per team before the price change or $350 afterward, and umpire fees are included. A registration deadline applies.

Explore metal art in a beginner friendly workshop devoted to garden sculptures. Over three hours, skilled instructors guide participants through designing and cutting metal with a plasma torch. It suits anyone who loves to create and wants to pick up a new skill, and it can be especially enjoyable with a friend. Advance registration is required. If available sessions do not fit, inquiries about arranging a private class can be sent to info@gardendeva.com.

This free fitness class for women takes place at Lake Hefner and is held weather permitting. Participants are welcome to bring children, pets, friends, and family.

Young animal lovers can spend a half day immersed in creative art as they adopt an 8 inch plush companion, choosing from kittens, puppies, or bunnies, and then create a world for their new friend. Participants design a cozy home with markers, weave a felt rug, sculpt and paint clay dishes and toys, decorate a felt blanket, and craft a personalized chenille stem collar with name beads. The camp is planned with ages 5 to 10 in mind, and older children may enjoy the projects as well. The cost is $50.

Celebrate the start of a new school year at a free community bash at Community Church, hosted by the Chamber, Community Church, and The Grand Ole Barbershop. Expect complimentary haircuts, a variety of food trucks, and plenty of games. Visitors can get an up close look at police and fire vehicles and pick up school information and resources helpful for families. Additional activities are planned to keep the fun going throughout the event.

Chill out and strengthen your core with an in-person Pilates session by the pool. This 40-minute workout is open to all fitness levels and focuses on core work while you enjoy a refreshing, sunny atmosphere. Bring your mat and come ready for a fun session by the water.

Go underground for Tulsa’s historic “tunnel tour,” a guided experience where you’ll visit six buildings and explore lobbies and tunnels without going outside. Along the way, you’ll hear fascinating oil boom stories tied to these locations. Check in at the 2nd floor lobby of the Hyatt Regency before your selected departure time, and the tour runs on a schedule with 15-minute increments. The experience includes up to about 1.5 hours of walking, and it takes place rain or shine.

Enjoy free admission to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum during Second OHOF Saturday. Spend time exploring and learning about remarkable Oklahomans. This recurring event takes place on the second Saturday of every month.

Set inside Tulsa’s Arvest Convention Center, this two day comic convention brings together special guests, creators from the comics community, eye catching cosplay, a lively vendor marketplace, gaming, and fan led panels. Highlights include a contest celebrating standout costumes, with plenty of activities spread across the weekend.

Kick off the school season with a fun, family-friendly splash day featuring a splash pad, foam pit, and slip and slide. Parents can explore school resources, and kids can receive free backpacks with supplies. Children must be in attendance.

Settle into a creative mood at Garden Deva during a relaxed two-hour Windchimes and Wine workshop. Instructors offer guidance as participants design a one-of-a-kind, whimsical wind chime using a wide selection of artistic metal pieces and colorful beads. Class participants receive a 20% discount on any in-store purchases made that day. Pre-registration is required to reserve a spot.

At the Centennial Building, the 12th annual Pagan Pride Day in Oklahoma City brings many paths together for a day of unity, celebration, and service. Over twelve years this gathering has grown into a vibrant community, continuing a tradition of honoring diverse practices and shared values. A spirit of reciprocity guides the event, with attendees encouraged to bring canned and other non-perishable foods in support of Sisu Youth Services, helping provide shelter and nourishment for at-risk youth in the local community. The day features a marketplace of local artisans offering handcrafted items and ritual tools, along with workshops and conversations exploring contemporary Pagan traditions. Live music, performances, and drumming highlight creative expression, and a communal ritual honors respect, sovereignty, and connection to the Earth. Activities are welcoming to all ages and traditions.

Explore 1.55 acres of thoughtfully planned and carefully tended landscape on a volunteer-led tour of the Teaching Garden. Move through its distinct areas, learn about notable design choices, and interact with a diverse collection of plants to deepen your appreciation of this living classroom. Space is limited, and preregistration is recommended. Members attend at no charge, and guests are encouraged to make a suggested $5 donation.

Oklahoma Comic Con is a two-day, all-ages event at the Cox Business Convention Center in Tulsa, featuring celebrity guests from movies, TV, anime, comic books, and cosplay. Expect autographs and photo opportunities (not included in entry fee), plus costume contests, guest Q&As, fan panels, workshops, and gaming tournaments. Vendors and artists from across the country will be on site with everything from comic books and t-shirts to art and more, along with fan group displays and regional cosplayers competing for prizes.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Woodland Hills Mall with a selection of cute treats and Hello Kitty merchandise available while supplies last. Find the truck at the mall entrance near Macy’s.

Enjoy a full day of adventures at Riversport in downtown OKC. The day begins with white water rafting, followed by lunch and time for participants to explore the activities that interest them most with an adventure pass. Ziplining is not included in the pass. More details will be provided by email, and a $10 fee is required. The Autism Foundation of Oklahoma shares an important notice regarding free grant-funded events: available funds and capacity are limited, and a registration reserves a funded spot and related costs for that participant. If plans change, notifying the organization allows the space to be offered to someone on the waiting list. Repeated registrations without attending, responding, or canceling in advance may lead to restrictions on future registrations. These guidelines help ensure that limited resources are used responsibly and reach as many individuals and families as possible. Registration fees and refund eligibility vary by event.

Hosted at The Underground Coffee, this casual monthly meetup brings community members together for substantive conversation. Expect time to talk about local concerns, swap ideas about new possibilities, or simply connect with others over a cup of coffee. The setting is friendly and inclusive, with no formal speeches and no pressure...just genuine dialogue and real connection.

Experience the Tulsa Garden Center Mansion on a guided tour that showcases its elegant architecture and rich history. Enjoy special access to spaces typically closed to general visitors, and follow the mansion’s transformation from a private home into today’s garden center. Tours take place once each season, capacity is limited, and early registration is encouraged. Admission is complimentary for members, and guests are invited to make a suggested donation of $5.

Get moving with a beginner-friendly line dance class that mixes easy-to-follow steps with popular hits and country favorites. Learn crowd-pleasing routines such as Cupid Shuffle, Uptown Funk, Copperhead Road, Any Man of Mine, Timber and more. No prior dance experience is required, and song requests are welcome. Each class lasts one hour and costs $10. Expect clear instruction, a fun workout, and a relaxed setting to meet new people.

Enjoy a day of tabletop fun at Frenzy Brewing Company in downtown Edmond. Whether you are new to board games or an experienced player eager to get something on the table, the setting is relaxed and welcoming. The brewery is family friendly and leashed dog friendly, with great beer on tap, and outside food is welcome. A selection of games will be available, and volunteers will help teach rules and match players with tables. One attendee will receive a free board game and a $10 Frenzy gift card. This inclusive event follows a code of conduct.

Keep your pet’s nails neat without the hassle. Nail trims are $10, with free trims for foster pets. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets are welcome, and no appointment is required. Please ensure pets arrive leashed or securely contained. Cash and card payments are accepted.

This exhibition explores the many faces of indulgence and invites visitors to consider how it appears in everyday life. It can look like luxury, intimacy, celebration, and desire, yet it can also involve excess, addiction, guilt, or acts of rebellion. It might feel like a well-deserved treat, a brief escape, a personal ritual, or something more unsettling. Where is the line between nourishment and overdoing it, and does giving in liberate the body or hold it fast? Artists working across a range of media present pieces that move through these questions, shifting from moments of pleasure and comfort to gestures of care and abundance. Together, the works encourage reflection on personal definitions of indulgence. With contributions from more than forty artists, the exhibition gathers a wide span of viewpoints and asks what it feels like to surrender to enjoyment.

Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month in Tulsa with a lively block party that blends culture, cuisine, and music. Presented by Oklahoma Caribbean Vibes and Caribbean Fusion Fritay, this gathering features high-energy sets from live DJs, steel drum performances, and cultural showcases. The soundtrack spans reggae, dancehall, soca, kompa, afrobeat, and beloved Caribbean classics, creating a festive atmosphere for all. Savor flavors from across the islands with Jamaican dishes, Haitian cuisine, Trinidadian favorites, island-inspired drinks, and tropical desserts. Guests are encouraged to bring their flags, wear island colors, and share their pride while enjoying games like dominoes, family-friendly activities, vendor shopping, and relaxed lounge areas. Everyone is welcome, early arrival is recommended, and vendor opportunities are available.

Candlelight Yin is a monthly pop up at The Yoga Spa led by Dr. Amanda Burke. This 75 minute, floor based Yin practice features longer holds with supportive props to release tension while guiding the mind toward quiet focus. The candlelit setting offers a soothing sensory backdrop that encourages the nervous system to shift from stress to rest, fostering regulation, restoration, and renewed energy. The class weaves gentle movement with intentional stillness to support steady breathing and balance from within. It is well suited for stress relief, deep relaxation, and emotional decompression, including for those navigating burnout, overwhelm, or fatigue, and it welcomes all levels, from beginners to those returning to practice. Participation is included in memberships and class packages, or available as a $30 drop in.

The ODYA Annual Picnic brings together friends, families, and neighbors for a day of sunshine, smiles, and community. Attendees can settle in beneath the trees to relax or jump into the action, choosing the pace that suits them. Food and refreshments will be available throughout the event. Adults and teens can take part in friendly outdoor games, and a dedicated kids zone offers games and activities designed for younger guests. Live music will keep the good vibes going throughout the festivities. Admission options include a family ticket for $30 that covers parents and all children under 18, an individual ticket for $15, and a $10 student ticket with a valid student ID required at entry. The celebration also marks 250 years of United States independence, creating a festive backdrop for time with loved ones.

After spiritual awakening, it can be easy to feel energized yet unsteady in the body. This community class with Carla offers a sacred somatic journey to honor sensuality as holy while calming and stabilizing the nervous system through movement and ritual. It opens with a grounding meditation that invites the Lilith, Magdalene, and Sophia current, supporting the reclamation of feminine power, wisdom, and embodied holiness. Gentle hip-opening practices encourage release of held emotion and shame in the sacral area, followed by guided creative movement and dance with sacred drum and Latin rhythms to rekindle pleasure and flow. Reiki energy healing is available during the practice for those who choose to receive it. The session concludes with ceremony and meditation to recentre the nervous system and reaffirm safety within the body. The container centers reverence, release, and remembrance, welcoming the union of spirituality and sensuality. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable clothing that allows free movement. No previous dance or yoga experience is required, only an open heart and willingness to feel. This offering is donation based with payment at the door, and the suggested contribution is $15.

Fans of Heartstopper can celebrate the close of summer at Oklahomans for Equality with a Back to School Bash. The event features a special one hour recap of Seasons 1 through 3, offering a warm chance to relive the journey with fellow fans.

At the Historic Big 10 Ballroom, Michelle Hardesty marks the publication of her debut novel with food and drinks, an author talk, and an evening of fun.

Competitors bring their best to face top bracket racers from the area as the seventh race in the Pepsi Bracket Points Series gets underway, also featuring NHRA Good Guys Race #4. Activities include juniors testing followed by big cars testing, creating a full program of on track action. Spectator entry for ages 11 and older is $20, and both spectator and racer tickets are available.

Settle in at The Fried Taco for Mah Jongg social play with a relaxed competitive vibe. This gathering is for experienced players who can play independently and keep games moving without instruction. Tables will use NMJL rules, and all necessary Mah Jongg supplies will be provided. Attendees should bring their current NMJL card. Food and drinks are available for purchase before play begins. Use the tickets button for additional details and to reserve a spot.

At OKC Eagle, the Annual ICP Ball, Lion's Gate: Leather and Lace, features a show hosted and emceed by Imperial Crown Prince Tyler St. James VahnHellsing and Imperial Crown Prex The Dragon VahnHellsing. A social hour precedes the program. Music submissions for the show are being accepted in advance.

Simple Plan headlines the Bigger Than You Think! Tour - The Sequel!, with Bowling For Soup and 3OH!3 appearing as special guests.

For one night, Tulsa’s top chefs team up at The Summit Club for a premium collaborative tasting menu paired with special wines and the stories behind each pour. The evening features a VIP hour with a champagne reception, passed hors d’oeuvres, a private wine preview, and a chef meet-and-greet for VIP and sponsor ticket holders. After that, enjoy a multi-course tasting menu with each course introduced by its chef, premium wine pairings, an in-person live performance by Savannah Lindsey, plus coffee, digestifs, and time to mingle after dinner. Seating is limited, and cocktail attire is requested.

Join Greenwood Rising for its 5th anniversary celebration gala at the Hyatt Regency Tulsa Downtown. The evening will include dance and music, an address by journalist Mara Gay, and hosting by celebrity emcees Becky Dixon and J.C. Watts, Jr. Doors open at 5:30 PM, check-in runs from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, followed by a reception and dinner and celebration from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Indie hip hop duo Little Stranger takes the stage at Tower Theatre, joined by Tropidelic, Jarv, and Damn Skippy. The lineup is aimed at fans of Andy Frasco & The U.N., Badfish, and The Kaleidoscope Kid.

Simple Plan arrives at Zoo Amphitheatre in Oklahoma City with the Sequel edition of the Bigger Than You Think! Tour.

Cody Johnson Live '26 takes the stage at Paycom Center. The lineup includes Scotty McCreery and Chayce Beckham. This concert brings these artists together on one stage.

G20 Funk brings tight musicianship, driving grooves, and upbeat energy to Beam Live, delivering a lively set filled with familiar favorites and rhythms made for dancing. General admission is $15 online or $20 at the door. Reserved seating is $20 or $25, and premier seating is $25 or $30. If a table is not purchased in full, any remaining seats may be offered to other parties. For special requests, contact the organizer.

Bri Bagwell brings Texas country to The Blue Door with a blend of heartfelt ballads and singalong-ready anthems. Named Texas Female Artist of the Decade and a nine-time Female Vocalist of the Year, she has earned 15 No. 1 singles on Texas Country Radio. Her performances lean into honesty, humor, and real connection, and People magazine has called her one of country music’s rising truth tellers. She has shared stages with Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Robert Earl Keen, Kacey Musgraves, Reckless Kelly, and Dwight Yoakam. In the intimate setting of The Blue Door, the stories behind the songs and every note can be experienced up close.

Making a return to The Elks, Austin Duplantis performs live at Enid Elks Lodge #2104 in Enid. This show marks his latest appearance at the venue.

Catch Jabee with Meant2B and Trip G for a live hip-hop show at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. The concert starts at 8:00 PM, and the set is scheduled for the venue’s local time.

Head to Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City for an evening with Tropidelic, featuring alternative hip hop, ska, roots reggae, and reggae rock sounds. The show kicks off at 8:00 PM local venue time.

Take part in The House FM Pickleball Doubles Tournament at Chicken N Pickle in Oklahoma City. This friendly competition welcomes seasoned players and newcomers alike, offering lighthearted lobs, spirited rallies, and plenty of fun from start to finish.

All are welcome to come shoot at the Shotgun Division Trap Shoot at the SRPC trap range. For more information, contact Mark Uhlman.

At John Conrad Regional Golf Course, the Oklahoma City FORE! Championship 2026 turns up the pressure with a $9.50 purse, promoted as the largest payday outside the World Championships. The storyline is wide open, with the potential for an underdog to climb the Chapter Money List or for a favorite to watch momentum fade in the sand. The day blends rough triple bogeys with against-all-odds turnarounds, aiming for big-time drama delivered by less-than-perfect swings. Entry is $55 and includes a cart and range balls. Share highlights and lowlights on Instagram using #OKCMGA26.

The Get Down is a dance experience centered on songs that move you. Music greets you as you step onto the floor, starting with gentle tracks that help you settle, breathe, and leave the outside world behind. The set then unfolds through playful and intense moments as well as quieter passages, inviting both release and return. There is no choreography and no experience is required. Move in the way that feels right for you. Stretch, sweat, shake, sing along, rest, lie down, or keep it simple. The music provides the arc and your body chooses the route, whether that means moving big, staying small, staying low to the ground, facing a wall, pausing when you need to, or just letting the rhythm meet you where you are. The floor is held as a focused, respectful space so people can move freely without distraction. Phones and cameras stay off, conversation is kept off the floor, and street shoes are not used. Please honor consent by seeking a clear yes before approaching someone to dance and by accepting a no right away. Capacity is limited to 20. Drop-ins are welcome, and advance registration is available to reserve a spot. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Arrive as you are and move as you are.

Get ready for the One Piece Card Game Offline Treasure Cup, a 768-capacity tournament for all ages. Check-in starts at 7:30 AM and must be completed by 9:00 AM, or players will be removed from the tournament without the ability to request a refund. Waitlist processing begins at 9:05 AM. The tournament starts at 10:00 AM, using a Swiss format with best-of-1 matches and a top cut. Matches are timed with 30 minute rounds and 5 minutes for overtime, plus end-of-round procedures. Deck list submission is due at 8:00 PM local time on Friday, August 7, 2026, and failure to submit on time results in a Round 1 loss. No outside food or beverages are allowed.

Enjoy a free Zumba session at Guthrie Green led by Ariane Betancourt, where dance, music, and fitness come together for an upbeat workout. Expect pulsing Latin and international rhythms that turn exercise into a lively celebration, creating an energizing atmosphere that feels like a dance party with the community. The class features easy to follow, repetitive choreography in an interval format that alternates lower and higher intensity moves. This keeps the heart rate up, supports calorie burn, and builds cardiovascular endurance. No dance experience is required, and each song brings a fresh routine inspired by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop, helping everyone catch on quickly and move with confidence. Event details are subject to change depending on the weather.

At Champion Convention Center, a week-long celebration of the creative arts marks ten years with a vibrant neon theme. Artists of all experience levels can take guided classes with internationally recognized instructors in acrylics, colored pencils, heat set oils, ink, and more. Sessions are structured so participants complete a project during the workshop. Between classes, explore more than 30 vendor booths offering supplies such as wood, porcelain, brushes, paints, and instructional books. Preorders for the class catalog are available through the event website.

Brunch meets karaoke at DVL with free entry. Friends are welcome, making it an easy outing to share.

Nail trims are offered for $10, with complimentary service for foster pets. Walk-ins are welcome, and payment can be made by cash or card. Please make sure animals arrive secured on a leash or in a carrier. Services are available for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. Pawdicure also accepts donations of new or gently used pet supplies to support local shelters. Items such as toys, food, grooming tools, bedding, accessories, cleaning products, and small animal essentials are appreciated, and donations can be brought to any Pawdicure event to help pets in the community.

This monthly meeting features a board session open to everyone. A volunteer meeting follows afterward.

Head to Guthrie Green in downtown Tulsa for the monthly Prop Swappers meetup. It’s a casual, in-person plant propagation swap where you can trade your cuttings and learn from other plant lovers, then hang out on the patio and enjoy the cafe. If it’s too hot, the event may be moved across the street to the Fly Loft. Bringing propagations is optional, but it’s a great way to spread some plant love.

This level 1, beginner friendly hand sewing class offers a two hour introduction to essential techniques and materials. With a future focused, eco conscious approach, it highlights how mending and small everyday choices can contribute to meaningful change. Supplies are gathered from secondhand and donated sources, and everything you need is provided. The session covers the basics of threads and needles and teaches five versatile stitches. You will also learn how to attach buttons and make buttonholes. Participants take home resource materials to continue practicing after class. Completing this session makes you eligible for level 2 sewing courses. A limited number of Pay What You Can tickets are available for those experiencing financial hardship. For inquiries about those tickets, send a direct message to @badtayst_design on Instagram.

This Level 1, beginner friendly class offers a two hour introduction to hand sewing essentials with a future focused, eco conscious approach. Materials are secondhand or donated, and the session encourages connections between mending and small steps that accumulate into larger change. Instruction covers the basics of threads and needles, teaches five go to stitches with multiple uses, and includes how to sew on buttons and create buttonholes. Everyone leaves with take home reference materials to support ongoing practice. Completing this class makes you eligible for Level 2 sewing courses. A limited number of pay what you can spots are available for those experiencing hardship, and inquiries can be sent via direct message to @badtayst_design on Instagram. All supplies are provided.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma comes to the stage for a Sunday matinee at the Williams Theatre at Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Tickets for this performance are marked as sold out.

A monthly conversation circle exploring how yoga shows up beyond the mat in everyday life. Participants reflect on presence and inner connection through practices such as self-inquiry, meditation, breathwork, and mindful movement, then share meaningful dialogue about living more fully and authentically. The emphasis is on going deeper than small talk and supporting a grounded, aware approach to daily living.

“Blame Dani” Book Club gathers at American Solera Edmond for a relaxed Sunday conversation about romance reads paired with local craft beers. This month the group discusses In Stormy Weather by bestselling indie author Chelsea Curto, an academic competition turned romance set among storm chasing meteorologists in Florida during hurricane season, ideal for fans of Ali Hazelwood and B.K. Borison. Expect tropes like a best friend’s brother angle, a single bathtub scenario, professional rivals who cannot stay away, a heroine thriving in STEM, storm chasing and forced proximity, a one time pact that complicates feelings, and flirty banter that turns up the heat. Due to a schedule change, the meeting takes place one week earlier. Only One Bed Book Truck will be open an hour before the discussion for mingling and shopping, and preorders of In Stormy Weather from the truck include a signed bookplate and an art print by @brunagarretart.

Learn the basics of bachata in a friendly, beginner-focused class with BailaOKC Dance Studio at Chisholm Creek Event Center. New dancers are welcome, and no experience is expected. You do not need to bring a partner, since partners rotate throughout the lesson. All levels can participate, with an emphasis on building a strong foundation in a relaxed, social setting. Expect clear instruction, plenty of movement, and opportunities to meet new people. Single class options are available, and discount packages are offered for those planning to attend multiple sessions.

Players compete in One Piece using a head-to-head constructed format with a swiss structure that continues until a single undefeated participant remains. The entry fee is $5, and the event takes place at Video Games Plus.

The Sword teams up with Red Fang for a co-headlining show at Tower Theatre, with special guest Spoon Benders rounding out the bill. Fans of Melvins, Fu Manchu, and ASG will feel right at home with this lineup.

A free, biweekly salsa and bachata social brings lively rhythms to the Guthrie Green dock with DJ Klave spinning an energetic mix. Festivities start with a brief beginner-friendly lesson to get everyone moving, followed by open social dancing. New and experienced dancers are both welcome. Cocktails and tasty bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.

Little Light House brings its annual golf tournament to Gaillardia Country Club in Oklahoma City for the first time. Community supporters come together for a day of golf on a premier Oklahoma course. The tournament helps provide Little Light House’s tuition-free services for children with special needs and supports its mission to improve quality of life for these children, their families, and their communities. The day includes check-in, a shotgun start, and an awards ceremony. Participation makes a meaningful difference by building brighter futures and helping kids be kids.

This weekly swim at Edmond Park Beach offers flexible distances, whether 200 or 2,000. One or two buoys are placed in the water and a kayak is available for safety. Arcadia has an entry fee and an annual pass that the Club does not cover. Afterward, there may be a casual cookout from time to time.

Murray & Peter bring a live stage show to Cain's Ballroom featuring Bosco, known from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14 in 2022 and later on All Stars. Admission is restricted to guests 18 and older, and a valid ID will be required at the door.

This Reiki circle offers group Reiki shared by volunteers. Tickets are available online or with cash at the door. It is suitable for attending solo or with a friend, with opportunities to meet new people.

Start the day with coffee, conversation, and community at the OKC Black Chamber’s Fresh Start: Networking Breakfast. Entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders gather to build relationships, exchange resources, and spark opportunities in a relaxed breakfast setting. The event follows a recurring rhythm on the second Tuesday every other month, creating a consistent space to expand networks and stay connected. This month’s meetup takes place at Scrambl’d, pairing soulful breakfast favorites with a good cup of coffee. Guests can expect meaningful introductions, information on business tools and opportunities, and insights into how OKCBCC champions Black and minority-owned businesses. There is also a chance for one small business to be featured as the Small Business Spotlight, and sponsorship options are available for organizations that wish to support the gathering. Bringing business cards is encouraged since conversations often open doors. It is a simple, focused way to grow a network, learn something new, and start the morning with purpose.

Held every second Tuesday of the month at The Underground Coffee, this relaxed meetup brings together local women entrepreneurs to connect, exchange ideas, and support one another’s growth. Enjoy a coffee and bring business cards, because any conversation might spark the next big opportunity.

A low-cost vaccine clinic provides affordable vaccinations for pets with quick, convenient service. No appointment is required. It operates every Tuesday and Friday, plus the second Saturday of each month, making scheduling simple.

Connect with fellow professionals at a casual mix and mingle focused on collaboration and community. Hosted at Frenzy Brewing Co. in Downtown Edmond, this gathering helps attendees expand their networks while supporting local businesses. Order lunch from Around the Corner Restaurant and pair it with a drink from the brewery. Admission is free, and guests simply purchase their own food or beverages. No RSVP is required. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses looking to gain visibility and get more involved. Guided by a give-first mindset inspired by the Go-Giver principle, the event emphasizes collaboration, encouragement, and community building. Expect meaningful conversations with community leaders, opportunities to grow your business, and a welcoming environment where relationships can thrive. Seating can fill quickly, so arriving early can help you find a spot.

Held at McAlister's Deli in Tulsa, this cruise-in offers a relaxed meetup for vehicle enthusiasts. It is open to every make of car, truck, and bike.

Motionless In White brings The Sweat And Blood Tour to the stage, joined by Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. This concert gathers all four bands for a night of live music.

At Metropolitan Library System (Midwest City Library), Carol Jane Thompson, founder of the I ❤️ Midwest City Facebook group, will lead a conversation about how neighborhood-focused online spaces can bring people closer and strengthen local ties. She will share how the group began and grew into a well-known hub where residents trade updates, celebrate milestones, spotlight small businesses, seek referrals, organize efforts, and lend support during everyday challenges and difficult times. Drawing on her experience guiding a large community, Carol will discuss what it takes to nurture positive participation and turn digital connections into real-world action. The presentation explores how constructive engagement on social platforms can inspire volunteerism, uplift local organizations, encourage civic involvement, and build a stronger sense of belonging. It is geared toward community leaders, business owners, nonprofit volunteers, and anyone who cares about Midwest City’s future, offering practical insights for using social media to foster connection, collaboration, and local impact.

Superfeet will be on site at Red Coyote Running and Fitness in Edmond with demos of the latest insole technology. Red Coyote Run Club brings a friendly, social vibe, offering a free run, walk, or jog that welcomes all paces and accommodates dogs and strollers. The route covers about three miles, starting at the Edmond store, traveling through Mitch Park, and returning to the store. A waiver is required and can be completed in person or acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app, which also allows participants to earn points for running or walking with the group. A light for visibility is required. An ID is needed for beer, and outside beer is not allowed.

Paint a miniature and take it home in a relaxed, creative setting. People of any skill level can take part. Pricing is $10 for a paint and take, or $5 if you bring your own mini and use the paints provided. With purchase, miniatures will be primed for you. Vallejo paints and both locally made and mass produced miniatures are also available to buy individually.

Kismet Choir sets the tone with a welcoming community sing that emphasizes connection, belonging, and joy. Afterward, Sing Your Heart Out provides a guided space to delve more deeply into your own voice in a supportive, judgment free setting. Experienced singers and newcomers alike are included, since there are no auditions and no prior experience is needed. Offered back to back, these sessions let participants feel the vitality of group harmony alongside the openness of individual expression.

Southmoore plays Edmond North in a varsity girls volleyball district matchup. The game is listed as an away contest for Southmoore and starts in the early evening.

Get an early look at Daniel and the Fiery Furnace during an in-person advance screening at Cinemark Tulsa IMAX in Auditorium 8. This invitation-only event offers select guests a chance to see the new live action biblical drama ahead of wider availability. Recommended for children ages 9 and up, the film follows the beginnings of the prophet Daniel amid exile in Babylon, where a powerful ruler demands exclusive worship under threat of death. When Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to bow, they are cast into a blazing furnace and a miracle unfolds. The cast includes Mena Massoud and Elijah Alexander. The film is written and directed by Matthew and Daniel Kooman, and produced by The Kooman Brothers with Travis Mann and Mena Massoud. Admission is free for those who RSVP. Seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed, so please arrive early. Capacity is limited. One registration per person is allowed, and RSVPs are not transferable. The venue is not responsible for overbooking, and the screening will be monitored to prevent unauthorized recording.

Enjoy a relaxed evening in the Teaching Garden as daylight softens and the space settles. Attendees may bring their own picnic and drinks, listen to live music from local talent, and take in work by a featured visual artist. The gathering begins one hour before sunset and wraps up one hour after. For the August edition, music comes from DJ DD Lux alongside visual art by Tara Wright. Admission is free for members.

Discover a midweek farmers market featuring a large selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables, sourced directly from farmers and growers in the region. The setup is easy to navigate, making it convenient for chefs stocking up before the weekend rush and for anyone looking to refresh the kitchen with nutrient-dense foods midweek. Each Wednesday morning brings more than 20 vendors offering the freshest foods, plus visiting nonprofits, cooking demonstrations, activities for kids, live music, and more.

Head to Mitch Park for the Edmond Outdoor Midweek Farmer’s Market, a long-running spot where Oklahoma farmers and local makers sell directly to the community. Expect a mix of fresh produce and other locally sourced goods, with the market serving as a convenient one-stop shopping destination in downtown Edmond.

Nail trims are available for $10 every Wednesday and Sunday, discounted from the regular $12 rate. No appointment is needed, so walk-ins are welcome. For an extra short and smooth finish, a nail grinding option is offered for $18. Services are provided for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. An anti-anxiety pet boutique is also available, featuring calming products, treats, gear, and more.

Chamber Coffee provides a casual setting for networking and meeting new people. Participants can connect through conversation, make introductions, and expand their network in a relaxed environment.

Every Wednesday features $5 options from participating food merchants, making it easy to put together a tray for yourself or the whole family. The WEL Bar also offers a $5 special as part of this promotion.

Edmond Bold Networking brings professionals together for a casual, in-person lunch at Cafe Icon Sushi and Grill, with a focus on meaningful connections and practical skills for growing referrals and sales. The group emphasizes industry exclusivity so attendees are not competing with several people from the same field. Participants are encouraged to purchase lunch or a beverage to support the local restaurant that provides the meeting space at no charge. Programming features hands-on networking strategies such as the Network Value Add and the Circle of Trust, along with professional sales training, and many members report strong conversion rates after applying what they learn. Introductions are made face to face rather than relying on forced referrals, and members contribute value to one another in multiple ways. The culture highlights gratitude, integrity, and a clear, structured meeting format that remains welcoming. Attendance policies are relaxed, substitutes are not required, and there are optional after-hours Cash Mob gatherings to help expand real connections. Membership involves a monthly investment typically ranging from $29 to $49, with an emphasis on achieving a meaningful return by putting the methods into practice.

Commemorate 100 years of Route 66 with a guided journey through Oklahoma City that connects automotive heritage with present-day creativity. Traveling by OKC Streetcar through Automobile Alley, participants hop on and off to experience historic showrooms, striking architecture, and contemporary art that reveal how the automobile shaped the city and continues to inspire artists, makers, and innovators. Featured stops include the Indian Motorcycle showroom, the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, and hidden spots linked to the city’s automotive past, with opportunities to shop for locally made souvenirs along the way. Blending history, design, and modern culture, this tour highlights key moments in Automobile Alley and concludes back at the starting point.

Receive affordable help for minor pet health needs without an appointment. Services cover common concerns such as skin or ear infections, small wounds, allergies, and eye issues. Open every Wednesday and Saturday, this quick care clinic provides a convenient option when your pet needs attention.

OKC Farmers Public Market is rolling out a weekly evening market, adding a second market day in response to community demand. Browse regional produce, artisan goods, food offerings, and blooms in a setting that brings a relaxed midweek feel.

Seeds of Hope is a compassionate support group at Community Motherhood for women navigating fertility challenges, medical treatments, or the tender waiting season. It offers a caring space where participants can be heard without judgment, celebrate small victories, and receive support on the hard days. Together, attendees share stories, resources, and encouragement, nurturing resilience and a sense of belonging along the way. Whether the journey is just beginning or has been ongoing, every feeling is respected and every voice is valued. Registration is available at no cost with the code KJE26.

Gender Support at OKEQ offers a welcoming space where transgender and intersex people can connect, share experiences, and access resources. The group meets every Wednesday, with a dedicated breakout on the second Wednesday for non-binary people, trans men, and trans women. First-time participants are asked to complete a brief interview before attending; for details or to schedule it, call 918.743.4297. Meetings take place at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center.

An open mic dedicated to culture, music, and poetry offers a welcoming space for performers and listeners. Admission is free. Performers add their names to the lineup before the show begins. Vendor space is limited to four indoors, with additional vendors setting up outside.

Experience an evening paddle as the Oklahoma River shifts to sunset colors. The outing is based at Devon Boathouse in the Downtown Boathouse District. A guide leads the excursion, and kayak rental is included. Open to ages 13 and up.

Songs by Heart, a music therapy program from Tulsa Opera, offers an uplifting, interactive musical experience for people living with dementia and their caregivers. Participants learn about how music therapy supports those with dementia, then take part in group singing led by professional singers and musicians, featuring familiar favorites. The atmosphere centers on connection and shared joy, giving caregivers and loved ones a meaningful moment together.

Power of One is a monthly networking event designed for business owners and sales professionals who want their connections to create meaningful impact. Hosted by The Demand Project, it brings mission-minded professionals together to build relationships, collaborate, and channel their efforts toward philanthropy, positive community impact, and the fight to end child trafficking. The Demand Project is dedicated to ending the demand for child sex trafficking by advancing education, prevention, and awareness that protect children and empower communities. Attendees can look forward to connecting with peers, finding inspiration, and seeing how a single relationship can help change lives.

Catch Da'juan Dupri live at The Church Studio in Tulsa. The show is scheduled for 12:00 PM, with tickets available through Bandsintown on Spotify.

Businesses can showcase what they do while connecting with fellow investors in a relaxed networking setting. The gathering rotates each month to a different business location, offering time to meet other investors and begin building new professional relationships.

Tower Theatre OKC hosts a stop on Hulvey’s tour, spotlighting his high energy, faith-centered hip hop in a performance that feels both impactful and personal. The Reach Records artist arrives with a Top 10 placement on Billboard’s Christian albums chart, a Gold-certified single in Altar, and more than 100 million streams. After recently touring with Brandon Lake, he continues to connect with audiences across the country. Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone appear as special guests, shaping an evening that blends hip hop, worship, and purpose.

The Vault hosts a weekly Thursday evening live music set featuring guitarist Randy Wimer. Known for a relaxed acoustic sound and a varied selection of songs, he creates an easygoing backdrop for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. At times a talented local musician may fill in, keeping each week fresh while preserving the same welcoming atmosphere. Handcrafted cocktails and a chef-driven menu are available, and parking is free. Housed in a carefully restored mid-century modern space that once served as a 1960s bank, this Tulsa restaurant offers a distinctive setting for a night out. Reservations are recommended.

Bring scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush for a relaxed, open crafting session. The Queer Crafters Club gathers each Thursday, creating a welcoming space where queer crafters connect, share ideas, and make things together in a spirit of creativity and community.

This free yoga class is led by instructor Sue Webb. It welcomes both beginners and experienced participants. Love offerings are accepted.

Available both in person and online, this SMART Recovery meeting is part of an international nonprofit network of support groups for people addressing a wide range of addictions. Support commonly focuses on concerns such as alcohol use, misuse of prescription or illegal drugs, gambling, and problematic pornography use.

Take a fresh look at daily life in Colonial America with a program led by Kay Hagerman of the Oklahoma DAR in partnership with the Cimarron Chapter DAR. Through an unconventional lens, it explores the routines and realities of the era to reveal what everyday living was really like. Presented as part of the library’s America250 series, this event is supported in part by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries and the Institute for Museum and Library Services.

Redrock Canyon Grill OKC hosts weekly live music from local performers alongside great food, craft cocktails, and a welcoming patio. It suits dinner, drinks, or a laid-back night out with friends, with live tunes setting a summer soundtrack while you relax at your table.

Hulvey is bringing their mix of Christian pop and hip-hop to the stage at Tower Theatre in Oklahoma City. The show starts at 6:30 PM, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.

A friendly pinball night at Cactus Jack's dedicated to women of all ages and skill levels. The action uses a group matchplay format, with qualifying rounds followed by a PAPA-style finals for the top four players. There is a $1 IFPA fee plus coin drop.