Events in Tulsa County, OK

Nature Tots explores Nocturnal Nature through a three-part series created to spark young children’s curiosity about the outdoors. Each class blends playful games, hands-on crafts, simple dance and movement, and time spent outside. Enrollment is capped at ten child and caregiver pairs to keep the experience interactive, and a single registration covers one child and one adult for all three sessions. Caregivers should be ready to participate. Classes take place rain or shine and happen outdoors, so please dress for the weather. Sessions are offered for ages 4 to 5 and for ages 2 to 3.

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.

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.

The Jenks Methodist Chili Cook Off features a friendly competition for chili makers, with two honors on the line, a judges’ award and a people’s choice award. Families are kept in mind with chicken nuggets and sides available for kids who prefer something other than chili. The playground is expected to be open, weather permitting, so children can play while tastings happen. It is an evening centered on good food, community fellowship, and lighthearted rivalry among neighbors and friends.

Wild Waters offers a vigorous, creative practice that develops strength, stamina, and balance. Expect playful transitions, longer holds, and chances to test your limits. It blends steady discipline with expressive movement. Best for students who welcome a challenge and want to cultivate resilience in body and mind.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Young children can enjoy a weekly storytime that features a different book each session, followed by a hands-on craft inspired by the story. This activity is designed for ages 2 to 5 and takes place at Nienhuis Park Community Center in Broken Arrow. Registration is free and can be completed at the community center’s front desk.

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.

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.

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.

Throwback Thursday features hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s for a nostalgic skating experience. Admission is $4, and skate rental is available. Families, friends, and anyone interested in revisiting past favorites can enjoy the music together. This family-friendly event takes place every Thursday.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Enjoy live entertainment with singer-songwriter Steve Liddell, a Tulsa-based artist known for original songs that blend folk, rock, jazz, reggae, and roots/Americana. His performances have reached audiences across the United States, including Hawai'i, and his touring history extends through Europe and Latin America. His accolades include winning the Spot Music Award for Best Singer-Songwriter and a nomination for the Spot Music Award’s Best Album of the Year for the release GOODLOVE. Please be aware that any social media posts soliciting vendors or musicians for the market are scams, and scheduling for the market is not handled through social platforms.

Now in its 53rd year, the ESA Alpha Rho Christmas Craft Show brings a festive marketplace to St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church in Broken Arrow. Shoppers can explore more than 60 handmade vendors, enjoy concessions and a bake sale, and take advantage of free admission, with proceeds supporting local and national charities. Vendor applications will open soon, and artisans and makers may request an application by sending a message or email. This cherished seasonal event highlights creative work from both returning and first-time participants.

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.

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.

At The Artist’s Retreat in Collinsville, OK, explore Kinusaiga, a Japanese art technique completed without any sewing. This interactive workshop guides participants in crafting an 8 by 8 inch artwork, with coffee available to enjoy during the creative process. It is designed for both seasoned makers and first-time crafters, offering a relaxed way to try something new and leave with a unique creation. Suitable for solo creatives and friends who want to create together.

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.

At St. Anne Catholic Church in Broken Arrow, MOCtoberfest brings Catholics from across the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma together for food, drinks, polka dancing, and community celebration. The festivities support the Ministry of Compassion outreach, which helps neighbors in need throughout the community.

Samhain 2026 at Earth & Soul in Sand Springs offers a full day immersed in folklore, divination, creativity, remembrance, storytelling, and curiosity about the unexplained. The day opens with a brief ceremony guided by Erin and concludes with a closing moment that incorporates what visitors shared through the Release experience. Five classes provide different ways to explore the season. Nevermore: Walking with Poe’s Shadows with Jean-Michele is a seasonal Tarot session using an Edgar Allan Poe themed deck to examine the cards through imagery and motifs suited to Samhain (30 dollars). Samhain Mask Making with Jean-Michele explores masks, symbolism, basic color theory, and the long link between masking, protection, and seasonal traditions, then invites participants to create and paint a mask to take home; materials are included (30 dollars). Crystal Ball & Spirit Boards with Annie introduces crystal gazing and spirit boards, their traditions, and practical approaches to working with them (30 dollars). Voices in the Static with Thunderbyrd and Zac offers an interactive introduction to the Estes Method and investigation etiquette, tools, and approaches, then moves into a live experiment that begins with a receiver demonstration and optional participant turns on the headphones, with observations documented and no single explanation required (30 dollars). Campfire Cryptids with Thunderbyrd and Annie gathers people around an indoor campfire setting for an hour of cryptid lore, unusual encounters, eyewitness stories, and creatures reported at the edges of the known, with an emphasis on storytelling over lecture (20 dollars). An all-day pass covers all five classes for 119 dollars, compared with 140 dollars if purchased individually, a savings of 21 dollars at 15 percent off. Individual admission is also available for each class. Four interactive experiences are open at no cost throughout the day, and no class purchase is required. At the remembrance altar, visitors can honor someone who has passed by bringing a photo, leaving a message, or simply taking a quiet moment. The Release station invites writing down what one is ready to let go, which is held during the day and woven into Erin’s closing ceremony. The Receive station provides a complimentary rune pull with Zac or a Tarot card pull with Kim, with the possibility of arranging a private reading separately. Discover, also called The Other Side, invites a reflective prompt and offers an anonymous reply left by a previous visitor, then encourages two written responses, one to keep and one to pass forward for someone else to find, keeping the exchange anonymous. No particular belief is required to participate. Attendees can choose a single class, enjoy the free experiences, or make a day of it.

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.

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.

Matinee skate sessions offer a simple, fun way to spend the weekend, pairing lively music with a welcoming atmosphere. All ages are welcome, so families and friends can roll together or take a relaxed break from the day. It is an easy afternoon outing whether you plan to skate, catch up with others, or step out of the house for a bit. Make it a weekend tradition with smooth strides and feel-good energy.

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

The North Eastern Traveling Market Holiday Market is making a stop in Owasso and bringing a welcoming market experience.

South BA Baptist in Broken Arrow hosts a family friendly Fall Harvest Festival featuring Trunk or Treat, bouncy houses, games, and a chili cook off. The event is open to everyone.

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.

The inaugural BoOwasso Haunted Trail offers a spooky Halloween walk with playful scares and festive surprises along the path. Set at Rayola Park Playground, this trail experience blends an eerie atmosphere with fun twists around each corner. Additional event information will be announced soon.

This family-friendly evening features skating and music for all ages. It offers a chance to unplug, connect, and build lasting memories. Make it a weekly tradition.

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.

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.

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

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.

Eagle OPS Golf Night creates a relaxed setting for Veterans, Service Members, and their families to unwind, connect, and build lasting bonds. Participation is free and open to every skill level, from beginners to seasoned golfers. A golf pro may be available at times to answer questions and share tips. Complimentary food is provided, making it a casual night of play and conversation.

Explore the first Haunted Tulsa tour, the one that launched the local tradition. Offered only in October, it delivers more than ghost tales with a close-up, in-person experience. A local author, small business owner, and seasoned paranormal researcher leads the tour, sharing original, copyrighted stories available exclusively here. Celebrating 23 years in Tulsa, this popular experience often sells out quickly.

This two-class series is for expecting parents and for those with a child under 18 months who live in these zip codes: 74011, 74012, 74106, 74126, 74127, 74130, 74110, 74115, 74116, 74117, 74063. Participants receive a $20 gift card for each session they attend. A light lunch is provided, and registration is required. The upcoming session highlights safe sleep practices for babies and postpartum care for parents. The program is offered in person at Broken Arrow Public Library.

With the year drawing to a close, this tarot class looks ahead using a Year Ahead spread. Learn a 14-card layout that maps upcoming themes so plans can be made, tweaks considered, and preparations set for what is coming. There is an option to expand the reading with eight extra cards from either tarot or an oracle deck. Bring a personal deck or borrow one during the session, and oracle cards will be available for additional pulls. Participants will collaborate on interpreting the results so questions are answered and confidence in the reading is strengthened. Cost is $25 per person.

Support Bixby West Intermediate PTO by enjoying a meal during this fundraiser. Mention Bixby West Intermediate PTO when you place your order and 25 percent of your purchase will be donated to the organization. All order types apply, including dine in, takeout, pickup, and curbside. If ordering online, use code FUND20 to ensure your purchase is counted.

This fall, the Community Conversations series on public safety continues at the Herman and Kate Kaiser YMCA in Tulsa. As the second gathering in a four-location citywide series, it centers on the public safety priorities that matter most in neighborhoods and across the community. Participants can speak directly with City representatives from police, fire, emergency management, animal services, and the municipal court to share concerns and ideas. Conversation topics may include crime, loose or stray animals, mental health response, emergency preparedness, and court diversion programs, as well as any other public safety issues attendees want to discuss. Additional Community Conversations are planned at other Tulsa locations.

Thirsty Thursday brings a home matchup as the Oilers take on the Allen Americans. The first 1,000 fans through the gates receive a limited edition Oilers koozie. Before the game, a preparty features a live DJ, drink specials, and plenty of giveaways.

A full weekend of big-money bracket racing highlights the T Town Wicked Showdown alongside the Pepsi Bracket Series. The action begins Friday with open testing followed by a Super Pro and Footbrake warm‑up that includes a single time trial. Friday payouts award Super Pro at $1,500 to win, $500 for runner‑up, and $125 to semifinalists, while Footbrake pays $1,200 to win, $400 for runner‑up, and $100 to semifinalists. Junior racers have a dedicated testing session between rounds of the warm‑up. Saturday features time trials and eliminations with double entries not allowed and buybacks limited to the first round. Class payouts are set at Super Pro $4,000 to win, $1,000 for runner‑up, $400 to semifinalists, and $175 at the quarterfinals. Footbrake pays $2,000 to win, $500 for runner‑up, $125 to semifinalists, and $75 at the quarterfinals. Sportsman awards $400 to win, $150 for runner‑up, and $40 to semifinalists. Pro Junior pays $150 to win and $75 for runner‑up, and Sportsman Junior matches those amounts. Sunday runs the same program as Saturday, beginning with first‑round competition. The no double‑entry policy remains in place and only first‑round buybacks are offered, with identical payouts across Super Pro, Footbrake, Sportsman, Pro Junior, and Sportsman Junior.

This Trunk or Treat at Northside Christian Church in Broken Arrow offers a family friendly celebration with candy, costumes, food, and more in a safe community setting. The event is open to the entire community, with no church affiliation required.

Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa hosts a Halloween edition of Pop Punk Nite from Van Full of Nuns, open to all ages. Van Full of Nuns appears with special guests Waiting 4 April to play live favorites spanning 2000s pop punk, emo, and scene anthems alongside newer hits. Tulsa has long turned this gathering into a major costume celebration, and this year brings a full-on Halloween focus with a big costume contest, live tarot readings from the Nuns, a pre-show pit warmup yoga session with the bands, professional photo and video teams documenting the crowd, and nonstop singalongs shared with a huge community of fellow fans. Costumes are encouraged. An exclusive VIP experience is available. Whether revisiting Warped Tour memories, sharing the music with a new generation, or seeking a high-energy Halloween party in Oklahoma, this night puts the spotlight on pop, punk, and a delightfully haunted vibe.

The market’s Traveling Barnyard features local teacher Ms. Carman with a friendly mix of furry and feathered animals, turning the space into a petting zoo. Plans may be adjusted in hot weather to protect the animals. Be aware that any social media posts asking for vendors, musicians, or other participants are scams, and scheduling for the market is not conducted through social media. For more information about the market, visit the City of Broken Arrow website.

Presented by Meadow Gold District and Tulsa Market District, the Route 66 Monster Mile transforms a full mile into a free Halloween celebration for families. Enjoy a festive mix of a carnival, live music and other performances, face painting, balloon twisters and inflatables, along with plentiful trick-or-treating hosted by local businesses along the route. Highlights include trick-or-treating and trunk-or-treating, fire truck activities, jugglers, meet-and-greets with Disney princesses and action figures, and hands-on STEM projects and crafts, with more surprises throughout the mile.

A family-friendly Hallelujah Night at Foundation Baptist Church offers an evening of faith-centered fun for all ages, with a glow theme that celebrates the Light of the World. Guests can expect games, energetic worship songs, snacks, and a hands-on craft, all focused on letting light shine for Jesus. Admission is free, and families are asked to register in advance. Costumes are not permitted. T-shirts featuring “Let Your Light Shine” will be available for purchase for $10 each. Activities are designed for children ages 4 and older, and a parent or guardian must remain with children who are 4. Younger siblings are welcome with their families, and parents are responsible for their care. Nursery services are not provided. Inspired by Matthew 5:16, the evening centers on sharing light and joy together.

Kiki’s Bakery brings a pop up vendor booth to Tractor Supply Co. in Collinsville with a spread of homemade sweets. Look for favorites like sourdough cookies, banana bread, and additional baked treats to take home. It is a simple showcase of a small local bakery and its community flavors.

Matinee skate sessions feature lively music and a welcoming, all-ages atmosphere that families can enjoy together. It is an easy, fun way to spend an afternoon, whether you want to skate, relax with friends, or simply get out of the house. Turn it into a simple tradition with upbeat tunes and a cheerful scene.

Young children explore nature through hikes, songs, crafts, games, and stories that encourage early learning and creativity. Designed for ages 0 to 5. Offered on the first Tuesday of each month.

A gentle, bi-weekly circle at Earth & Soul in Sand Springs offers an hour of settling and reset through coherence-focused energy work with Thunderbyrd, guided self-reflection, symbolic activities, meditation, and crystal singing bowls. Each gathering features its own theme and narrative arc, leading participants from release to welcoming the new, then returning grounded. No previous experience with meditation or energy practices is needed. You can take part at the pace that suits you, and sharing is entirely optional. The intention is to create a supportive space to put down what feels heavy, reconnect with what is steady, and leave with insights you can carry into everyday life. Bringing water and, if helpful, a journal is encouraged. This event is donation based, so contribute what you are able.

Southall makes a return appearance at Cain's Ballroom for a live show. Details on supporting performers will be shared soon. This event is open to all ages.

At Suite Shots Jenks, foursomes take on a virtual round of Spyglass Hill using Toptracer in a scramble-format tournament with a capped field of 20 teams. Prizes go to the top three finishers, and there are extra challenges for Long Drive and Closest to the Pin. The team at the bottom of the leaderboard receives Suite Shots Free-Hour Cards. Entry is $160 per team or $40 per player. Tees are designated as yellow for men, red for women, and silver for seniors 70 and older, with ID required for senior tees. During the competition, participants can enjoy a special featuring six wings and six beers for $15, along with additional featured drink options.

This adult-focused program, for ages 18 and up, centers on sustainable practices and the conservation of natural resources. Participants explore these topics through guided hikes, interactive demos, practical hands-on activities, and meaningful service projects that take place across Chandler Park. Sessions are held at the Chandler Park Community Center. Admission is free for Tulsa County Parks members, and nonmembers pay $5.

Celebrate the Route 66 100th Anniversary with a rare chance to race on an airport runway. Competitive runners, casual joggers, walkers, and families can choose from certified 10K and 5K courses or a 1-mile fun run for all ages. The route runs beside planes on the TUL airport runway, and the event is stroller friendly. Virtual 5K and 10K options are available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Participants receive free admission to the Tulsa Air and Space Museum. All proceeds support the museum’s operations, including youth aerospace and STEM programs that inspire future explorers and aviators.

All Things Crafty Arts & Craft Event takes place in Sand Springs, Oklahoma and marks its 16th year with more than 50 vendors offering one-of-a-kind gifts, home decor, and more. Admission is free.

Explore expanded selections and special bargains on clothing, shoes, and purses at Thrift & Paw, the Memphis Street Animal Rescue thrift store in Broken Arrow. This sale is held on the first Saturday of each month and shifts to the second Saturday when holidays affect the schedule. Sales proceeds support Memphis Street Animal Rescue.

Hot Dog Saturdays are back at Atwoods with a $1 combo that includes two hot dogs and a drink. Purchases support charities and organizations in the local community. This offer is not available at the Crowley, TX, Norman, OK, or Tyler, TX locations.

Hosted for more than a decade, this experience heads to a 200-year-old former prison once the largest in the United States and famously described by Time Magazine as the country’s bloodiest 47 acres. The facility held notorious figures such as Pretty Boy Floyd, adding to its formidable past. Participants receive exclusive access to three buildings and the on-site gas chamber, hear eyewitness stories, use investigative equipment, and delve into the prison’s history. Reported paranormal activity is part of the draw, so the atmosphere can be intense. The package includes round-trip transportation to and from Tulsa, dinner on the evening of the investigation, an extended guided haunted history tour with an overnight investigation, a bagged breakfast the next morning, a licensed professional driver, and all taxes, fees, and surcharges. Pricing and additional details are available on the ticket page.

Spend the weekend at matinee skate sessions filled with upbeat music and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. It is a simple, enjoyable way to pass the afternoon, whether you want to lace up and roll, relax on the sidelines, or just step out of the house for a bit. Make it a new weekend habit and enjoy a relaxed, family friendly outing on wheels.

The Blue Jeans Ball returns to 181 Ranch as the biggest annual fundraiser for the Bixby Outreach Center. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available, and donations of auction items are welcome to support the organization.

A lively bingo benefit supporting Memphis Street Animal Rescue at Geaux Theatres / Jack of All Games features $5 games, with each sheet including three cards and prizes awarded every round. Cash is preferred. Dobbers will be available, or you can bring your own. The concession stand and bar will be open, and the venue offers discounted kids activities during play. All proceeds support Memphis Street Animal Rescue.

Eagle OPS Golf Nights offer more than a practice session, they are a chance for Veterans, Service Members, and their families to relax, meet others, and strengthen connections. Participation is free for all abilities, from first-timers to experienced players. A golf pro is occasionally available to answer questions and share tips so participants can learn and improve. Complimentary food is provided, creating a laid-back setting to enjoy the game and conversation.

Build precise control in the water with an SSI Perfect Buoyancy course focused on classroom and pool training. Develop advanced buoyancy skills, practice efficient finning and steady breathing, and learn to hold safety stops with confidence. Improve your hovering for better photos while minimizing your impact on the underwater environment. Training takes place in a comfortable, modern facility kept at 88 degrees for relaxed practice. An SSI Instructor leads the sessions, and scuba gear rental is included. If you own gear, using it is encouraged so you become more familiar with your setup. Successful completion earns the SSI Perfect Buoyancy Specialty certification. You can also bundle with Nitrox to become an SSI Specialty Diver. Space is limited, and monthly pool training is available to suit different schedules.

Veterans can enjoy a free breakfast by presenting a military ID.

Celebrate the 100th birthday of Route 66 with a free concert featuring Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys, presented as part of the Route 66 Centennial Celebration in the Tulsa Arts District. Enjoy an evening of western swing led by frontman and fiddler Jason Roberts. The band carries a legacy that began in 1933, when Bob Wills and fellow musicians left the Light Crust Doughboys to form Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys. Their danceable blend became known as western swing, and the group grew into a widely popular touring and recording act across the country. After Wills’ death in 1975, former Playboys led by Leon McAuliffe kept the sound alive until disbanding in 1986 following the passing of pianist Al Stricklin. With the support of the Bob Wills estate, guitarist-producer Tommy Allsup and vocalist Leon Rausch later guided Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys until 2018. Today the tradition continues under two-time Grammy winner Jason Roberts, selected by the Wills estate and Rausch, alongside musicians from Oklahoma and Texas including Steve Ham, Mike Bennett, Tony Ramsey, Shawn Howe, Wayne Glasson, Dave Biller, Albert Quaid, and Larry Reed.

Now in its ninth year, this two day summit at Tulsa Tech - Owasso Campus focuses on empowering the community to address child trafficking and other crimes against children. Attendees can hear from featured speakers who share real world perspectives, gain practical strategies that turn awareness into action, and find ways to engage with efforts that make a difference. The event is open to the public, with breakfast and lunch provided. Continuing education credit is available for law enforcement, mental health professionals, educators, service providers, faith leaders, and attorneys. Opportunities for sponsors and exhibitors are also offered.

The annual Saddle Up & Fundraise celebrates Branch15’s far-reaching impact, highlighting 13 years of change, perseverance, and community service. The evening centers on connection, dinner, and shared purpose, with time to honor lives transformed through Branch15 and to look ahead to what comes next. Support from this event helps provide safe housing, mentorship, and practical life skills that equip women to pursue lasting freedom. It is a warm, hopeful night with meaningful impact at its heart.

Take part in a November bingo night with a $50 entry fee. Reserve a spot by submitting payment and RSVPing by calling or texting 562-760-1525.

Experience a festive evening of music as Denver and the Mile High Orchestra take the stage at The Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center in Broken Arrow. The concert benefits six local charities, including Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children, Hope Pregnancy Center, The Spring, Pause4Paws, Youth Works Tulsa, and Tulsa Hills Youth Ranch. Regular and VIP ticket options are available.

Veterans and their spouses can enjoy a complimentary breakfast at the Owasso Community Center. To help with planning, please RSVP by phone at (918) 376-1529 or by email at bbrewer@cityofowasso.com.

Bark in the Park is an annual gathering that celebrates dogs and champions pet adoption. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs from area rescues and shelters, connect with local animal organizations and vendors, and enjoy lighthearted activities in a welcoming, pet friendly setting. The event takes place at Ray Harral Nature Park.

Elote’s monthly drag brunch brings fresh themes, bold performances, and plenty of Puffy Tacos to downtown Tulsa. This edition spotlights the Gone Cuntry theme with a rotating lineup of queens delivering camp and glam alongside brunch specials. Food and drinks are sold separately, with the full menu available plus limited-time brunch offerings. Guests 21 and older can order mimosas, Bloody Marys, margaritas, and cervezas. Seating is first come, first served in the order of ticket purchase, and bar seats are discounted because views may be partially obstructed. The show welcomes all ages and celebrates drag as art in a safe, inclusive environment. Security will be on site, small bags are preferred and large bags may be searched. All ticket sales are final and directly support the performers, and tickets can be transferred to a friend if plans change.

Make weekends more fun with matinee skate sessions that welcome all ages. Enjoy lively music and a friendly vibe suited for families and friends. Come to skate, relax with the crowd, or simply get out of the house for a while. The easygoing atmosphere and upbeat soundtrack make it a simple way to start a new tradition.

A festive holiday craft bazaar features crafts, a sweet shop, and food from the bazaar kitchen. Raffles are included, with additional attractions beyond these highlights. Outside vendors are not permitted.

Battle Penguin Cards returns to the Glenpool Conference Center in Glenpool, Oklahoma for a two-day card show featuring 100 tables filled with modern and vintage sports cards, Pokémon and other TCG items, memorabilia, and a wide range of collectibles. Attendees can bring their own cards to buy, sell, or trade while searching for standout additions to their collections. Admission is $2, children 12 and under are admitted free, and parking is complimentary. Vendor tables are noted as still available through Battle Penguin Cards & Collectibles.

Enjoy a relaxed weekend afternoon on the rink with matinee skate sessions that welcome all ages. Expect lively music and a friendly, upbeat atmosphere that works for families and friends alike. It is an easy option for getting out of the house, whether you plan to cruise around the floor or simply hang out. Make it a simple weekend tradition built around good tunes and good vibes.

Set at Southern Hills Country Club, this signature black tie Dream Gala features fine dining, stories of restoration, a lively auction, and a presentation that highlights love, safety, and belonging while honoring the journeys of girls. Actress and humanitarian Jen Lilley will host the evening, with a background in foster care and advocacy. Sponsorship opportunities are available. In previous years the gala welcomed more than 300 attendees and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, supporting expanded reach and deeper impact.

AEG Presents brings John Mulaney: Mister Whatever to the stage, part of the first leg of his new North American stand-up tour. All tickets are for reserved seating. The show is open to all ages, though it may include adult material and parental discretion is advised. John Mulaney is a writer, comedian, and actor with four Emmy wins, along with Critics Choice and Writers Guild of America honors. Most recently he led the Netflix talk show Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney as host, writer, and executive producer, a continuation of Everybody’s in LA. That series delivered six nights of live comedy during the 2024 Netflix Is A Joke Festival and mixed monologues, guest conversations, taped sketches, musical moments, and more. In December 2024 he appeared on Broadway in All In: Comedy About Love alongside Fred Armisen, Richard Kind, and Renée Elise Goldsberry. He is also set to appear in Madden, an upcoming Amazon MGM Studios biographical sports drama directed by David O. Russell.

Market Medicine is a monthly, hands-on cooking workshop centered on the healing power of food. Participants explore Indigenous foodways and seasonal eating by preparing nourishing recipes with fresh, locally sourced produce gathered at a farmers market meetup the day before. Each session introduces a new recipe or technique alongside collaborative meal prep and cooking demonstrations. Discussions include Indigenous food sovereignty and traditional nutrition, as well as the cultural background and medicinal uses of featured ingredients. The workshop concludes with a shared meal and time to reflect and connect. No cooking experience is required. Admission is free. Space is reserved for Indigenous relatives. Taking part in the market meetup to help choose ingredients is encouraged, but not required for the workshop.

Eagle OPS Golf Nights offer a relaxed night of golf designed for Veterans, Service Members, and their families to connect and enjoy time together. Participation is free and all skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced players. A Golf Pro is occasionally on hand to answer questions and share tips, creating a helpful environment to learn and improve. Complimentary food is provided, adding to a casual atmosphere where the game and good company go hand in hand.

Maverican Goose brings smooth jams to Martini's Lounge.

Ruby Clay celebrates handmade ceramics for the holiday season with the second Ornament Festival, returning after a successful debut in 2025. Discover a wide selection of handcrafted ornaments from artists in Tulsa and nearby communities, along with other locally made gifts throughout the shop. In the studio, guests can make or glaze a personal ornament for $8 per person. Finished pieces will be kiln fired and available for pickup once they are complete. Artists interested in taking part can find participation details on the website.

Make the weekend feel easy and fun with matinee skate sessions set to lively music and a welcoming vibe. Open to all ages, this family friendly outing works whether you want to cruise on wheels, relax with friends, or simply get out of the house. Turn it into a simple weekend tradition and enjoy an upbeat, feel good skate.

Redbud Festival Park transforms into a holiday showcase as a 34 foot tree is illuminated and the entire park sparkles to mark the start of the season. Guests can capture festive photos at several spots, including a free meet and greet with Santa and his elves, and even visit with live reindeer. The Main Stage features live performances, while food trucks offer food and drinks. Families can enjoy more free activities such as face painting and balloon art. A holiday train travels along Main Street to make Christmas shopping part of the celebration on Small Business Saturday. Tinker Federal Credit Union serves as the presenting sponsor.

Ghosted reimagines a Dickens classic for today, with Casey Long serving as both writer and director. This modern take presents a familiar story through a contemporary lens.

Celebrating a decade of holiday shopping, this three-day market features local artists, crafters, and small businesses, plus a $10,000 giveaway sponsored exclusively by Budget Blinds. Every purchase earns a ticket from the vendor. Drop tickets off before leaving and keep the coupon portion. Attendance is not required to win, and the more visits and purchases you make, the more entries you will have. The first day focuses on VIP shopping and food trucks with door prizes and giveaways, and it is shopping only without Santa, the petting zoo, inflatables, or other attractions. Admission that day is $10. On Saturday and Sunday the experience expands for families with shopping, food trucks, Santa, a petting zoo, Christmas music, inflatables, aerial performances, face painting, games, swag bags, and more. Admission is $10 on Saturday and half price on Sunday. Daily drawings award $1,000 from Friday purchases and $1,000 from Saturday purchases, and an $8,000 grand prize is selected from entries across all three days on Sunday. Winning ticket numbers will be posted on Facebook and the event website, and winners have 24 hours to claim a prize before a redraw.

Experience a sensory friendly Santa visit at Bridges Mercantile, designed to make meeting Santa comfortable for every child. Each reserved appointment offers 15 minutes of personal time with Santa in a soothing setting with soft music, lowered lighting, and an unhurried pace. Families can bring a phone or camera to capture their own photos. There is no cost for families, and reservations are required. Space is limited, so time slots must be booked in advance.

Matinee skate sessions bring upbeat music, a welcoming atmosphere, and family friendly fun. All ages are welcome. Whether you plan to lace up your skates, relax with friends, or simply enjoy a change of scenery, it offers an easy, enjoyable way to spend time together.

Enjoy an evening of bingo that raises funds for Memphis Street Animal Rescue. Each game is $5 and includes three cards per sheet, with prizes awarded every round. The event takes place at Geaux Theatres / Jack of All Games in Broken Arrow. Payment in cash is preferred. Dobbers are available at the venue, or you can bring your own. The concession stand and bar will be open, and there are discounted venue activities for kids during gameplay. All proceeds go to support Memphis Street Animal Rescue.

Wade Forster brings The Aftermath Tour back to Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa for a live performance. This appearance marks his return to the venue.

At Cabin Boys Brewery, On The Lash presents a Celtic holiday performance that celebrates Ireland’s sense of community during Christmastime. The program blends lively sing-alongs, beloved carols, new interpretations of classic hymns, and original Christmas songs. Energetic musicianship, powerful vocals, and a genuine stage presence create a warm, festive atmosphere. A happy hour will take place before the performance. Tickets are $20, and only 150 are available.

A tattoo shop Christmas party brings a bold twist to the holidays with tattoos, piercings, tacos, local vendors, Bad Santa, and live underground pro wrestling. Attendees can snap a festive photo with Bad Santa, take advantage of seasonal specials on tattoos and piercings, enjoy tacos, and browse unique finds from local sellers for last minute gifts. As the festivities wind down, the spotlight shifts to a Bizarre Underground Wrestling, Christmas Edition, featuring a holiday showdown pitting Santa against Jack Frost. Friends and families are welcome for a celebration that blends cheerful vibes with an offbeat edge.

Hosted by Muskogee High School, the annual Rotary Little Nationals Speech Tournament brings together 700 to 800 students from across the area for the longest continually running speech competition in Oklahoma. Organizers are seeking volunteers to serve as judges, and no prior experience is required. Community support helps this tradition thrive year after year.

The 2026 Rudolph Run celebrates an annual tradition in the Rose District of Broken Arrow. The route starts and finishes at Fleet Feet Broken Arrow and features a 5k alongside a one mile fun run for families. Every entrant receives a long-sleeve T-shirt and a finisher medal, and post-race treats and hot chocolate will be available.

Smith Farm Marketplace becomes a Winter Wonderland as a festive parade winds through with floats inspired by whimsical winter scenes, from shimmering snowflakes to wintry woodlands. The event offers businesses and organizations a chance to showcase themselves to thousands of people while spreading holiday cheer in a much-loved Owasso tradition. Participation is free, and creative float designs are encouraged.

Matinee Skate Sessions bring upbeat music, a welcoming vibe, and family-friendly fun. All ages are welcome, whether you plan to skate, relax with friends, or simply get out of the house. Make it a new tradition with good vibes and a lively mix of tunes.

This golf night offers a relaxed space to connect with fellow Veterans, Service Members, and their families while enjoying the game. Participation is free and welcoming to all skill levels, whether you are picking up a club for the first time or refining a long-established swing. A golf professional is sometimes available to answer questions and share pointers, adding simple ways to learn and improve. Complimentary food is included, creating an easygoing setting for conversation and a shared love of golf.

Military families are invited to a complimentary Santa photo session at Handmade in Broken Arrow. Santa will be there for festive portraits and to hear last minute wish lists from the kids. Photography is by Don Kreutzweiser. Children may receive a small goodie bag while supplies last. The format is drop in, first come, first served. Soldier’s Wish aims to put a few more smiles on the faces of military families through this experience.

Matinee skate sessions offer a simple and fun way to spend the weekend. Enjoy skating, spending time together, or just getting out of the house. Expect lively music, a friendly atmosphere, and activities that work for the whole family. All ages are welcome, making it easy to turn this into a new weekend tradition.

Weekend matinee skate sessions in Sand Springs offer upbeat music, a welcoming atmosphere, and family friendly fun on the rink. All ages are welcome, whether rolling on skates, relaxing with friends, or just getting out of the house. It is an easy way to turn the weekend into a simple tradition.

Redbud Festival Park in Owasso hosts a second annual New Year celebration featuring live local music, games, and drinks. The evening builds to a shared countdown as a bell is lifted at midnight, followed by a choreographed drone display in the sky. Attendees are encouraged to bring bells of any size, whether small hand bells, jingle bells, or cowbells, to add to the joyful sound when the new year arrives.