Events in Tulsa today

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Woodland Hills Mall in Tulsa with cute treats and branded merchandise available while supplies last. It will be located at the mall entrance near Macy’s.

This back-to-school splash day features a splash pad, a foam pit, and a slip and slide. Parents can learn about school resources, and complimentary backpacks filled with supplies will be available. A child must be present.

Take a guided walk through the 1.55-acre Teaching Garden with volunteer guides. Move through its many distinct areas, learn about key design choices, and interact with a wide range of plants that reflect thoughtful planning and care. Tours run with limited capacity, so preregistration is recommended. Members are free, and guests are encouraged to make a suggested $5 donation. During checkout, choose the session that works for you.

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.

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.

This exhibition explores indulgence in its many forms. Often labeled as excess or decadence, it can also manifest as luxury, intimacy, guilt, celebration, defiance, self-care, a well-earned treat, or an escape. It asks personal questions about where nourishment gives way to excess, and whether giving in frees the body or confines it. More than forty artists contribute works across varied mediums, tracing a spectrum from lavish pleasure to tender acts of care, from desire and comfort to moments of festivity. Together, these pieces encourage thoughtful reflection on what it means to savor without holding back.

Fans of Heartstopper can close out summer at OKEQ’s Back to School Bash. The gathering features a special recap covering Seasons 1 through 3.

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.

Drivers can test their skills against top bracket racers from the region as the seventh stop of the Pepsi Bracket Points Series runs alongside NHRA Good Guys Race number four. The program includes testing opportunities for junior competitors and separate sessions for big cars. Tickets are available for racers and spectators, and spectator entry for ages 11 and older is $20.

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.

Step into a music-led dance session built around songs that move you. The moment you enter, the soundtrack is already flowing, beginning with gentler tracks that help you arrive, breathe, and set the outside world aside. From there, the set carries the room through waves of movement, playfulness, heat, softness, and a grounded close. There is no choreography and no prior dance experience required. Follow what your body wants. Stretch, sweat, shake, sing if you like, rest on the floor, or do almost nothing. You can move big or small, stay low, face a wall, take breaks whenever you need, and let the music meet you where you are. The floor is held as a focused, respectful environment so everyone can move without being watched, filmed, interrupted, or pressured. Phones and cameras stay off the floor, conversations are kept outside, and street shoes are not worn. Practice consent with others by waiting for a clear yes before approaching someone to dance and honoring a no right away. Capacity is limited to 20. Walk-ins are welcome, and advance registration is available if you want to secure a spot. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Come as you are, and move as you are.

Enjoy a free Zumba session led by Ariane Betancourt, where dance, music, and fitness come together in a lively atmosphere. Move to vibrant Latin and international beats that turn exercise into a celebration. The class blends periods of lighter movement with bursts of higher intensity to keep your heart rate up and support cardiovascular endurance, and the choreography is crafted so newcomers and experienced dancers can follow along with ease. Each song features simple, repeatable steps inspired by salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop, creating a workout that feels like a party. Event details may change if weather conditions call for it.

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

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.

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.

The Guthrie Green dock turns into a lively dance floor as DJ Klave fills the air with salsa and bachata. This free, biweekly gathering begins with a 30-minute lesson to get everyone comfortable, then opens into social dancing for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. Cocktails and tasty bites from En Fuego are available for purchase.

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.

Give your pets the protection they need at a budget-friendly vaccine clinic designed to make preventive care accessible. It operates every Tuesday and Friday, along with the second Saturday of each month. Walk-ins are welcome, so it is easy to handle routine vaccinations quickly and conveniently.

Auto and motorcycle enthusiasts gather for a relaxed cruise-in at McAlister's Deli. All makes of cars, trucks, and bikes are welcome, creating a friendly setting to display a vehicle, chat with fellow fans, and check out a wide mix of rides.

Enjoy a relaxed miniatures painting night where beginners and experienced hobbyists create side by side. Paint a figure to take home for $10, or bring your own for $5 and use the shared paints. Any miniature purchased on site will be primed for you. Vallejo paints are available, and both locally made and mass-produced figures can be bought individually.

Begin with Kismet Choir, a community sing that brings people together through connection, a sense of belonging, and joy. Afterward, continue with Sing Your Heart Out, a guided session that invites you to delve more deeply into your own voice in a caring, judgment-free environment. Taken together, these consecutive offerings blend the uplift of group harmony with space for personal expression. Everyone can take part, whether new to singing or experienced, and no auditions are required.

Experience an advance in-person screening of Daniel and the Fiery Furnace at Cinemark Tulsa IMAX, presented as an invitation-only event with limited seating. This exclusive showing takes place in Auditorium 8 and is designed for select guests rather than the general public. Admission is complimentary for those who RSVP, seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed, and early arrival is recommended. Single registration per person is required, RSVPs cannot be transferred, and the venue is not responsible for overbooking. The screening will be monitored to prevent unauthorized recording. Recommended for children ages 9 and older. The film is a live-action biblical drama tracing the early life of the prophet Daniel during the Babylonian exile. When a royal decree demands absolute worship, three men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, refuse to bow and face a blazing furnace, leading to a miracle that showcases steadfast courage and faith. Starring Mena Massoud and Elijah Alexander, it is written and directed by Matthew and Daniel Kooman, and produced by The Kooman Brothers with Travis Mann and Mena Massoud.

Unwind in the Teaching Garden at day’s end as the space quiets and the light softens. Pack a picnic and your favorite beverages, take in live tunes from the local scene, and explore work by a featured visual artist. This edition spotlights the music of DJ DD Lux along with artwork by Tara Wright. Admission is complimentary for members.

This midweek farmers market highlights a broad array of locally grown fruits and vegetables supplied by dedicated farmers and growers from the surrounding area. The Wednesday format suits shoppers who prefer a calm, easy to navigate market, works well for chefs stocking up ahead of the weekend rush, and helps anyone refresh the kitchen with nutritious regional foods during the week. More than 20 vendors typically participate each Wednesday morning, bringing fresh seasonal ingredients along with appearances by nonprofit organizations, cooking demonstrations, activities for children, musical performances, and more.

Quick, affordable nail care is available with $10 walk-in trims offered on Wednesdays and Sundays. No appointment is needed. Services are available for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and ferrets. Those who want an extra short and smooth finish can choose nail grinding for $18. The regular price is $12, so this special offers savings. Visitors can also browse an anti-anxiety pet boutique featuring calming products, treats, gear, and more.

Find $5 menu options from food merchants, making it easy to build a tray for yourself or the whole family. The WEL Bar joins in with a $5 special as well.

Affordable care is available for minor pet health needs at this clinic. Services include help with skin or ear infections, small wounds, allergies, eye issues, and other common concerns. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome during clinic hours. A complete list of services and pricing is available from the clinic.

A weekly gathering at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center offers a welcoming space for transgender and intersex individuals to connect, access resources, and receive support. Meetings take place every Wednesday, with a dedicated breakout group 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 the initial interview, call 918.743.4297.

Discover how melody can spark connection for people living with dementia as Songs by the Heart, a Tulsa Opera music therapy program, brings together individuals and their caregivers for an uplifting, interactive musical session. Participants learn about the benefits of music therapy, then raise their voices with professional singers and musicians in familiar favorites. The atmosphere encourages shared moments of joy and supports meaningful engagement for both caregivers and loved ones.

Power of One is a monthly gathering for business owners and sales professionals who want their professional connections to make a meaningful difference. Hosted at The Demand Project’s new office, it brings purpose-driven people together to build relationships, collaborate, and focus their networking on positive impact. It is well suited for those who care about philanthropy, community progress, and ending child trafficking. The Demand Project works to end the demand for child sex trafficking through education, prevention, and awareness, with a mission centered on protecting children and empowering communities. Attendees can look forward to connecting with peers, finding inspiration, and seeing how a single relationship can spark change.

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.

A free yoga class led by instructor Sue Webb welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Instruction is provided at no cost, and donations in the form of love offerings are appreciated.

Queer Crafters Club offers a relaxed space at the Dennis R Neill Equality Center for working on projects and connecting with others. Participants can bring supplies such as scissors, yarn, or a paintbrush to create whatever they have in mind. This regular meetup centers on creativity and community in a welcoming setting.

An evening of live music fills The Vault as guitarist Randy Wimer shares an easygoing acoustic approach with a broad mix of songs. On some nights, a local guest musician may step in for Randy, offering a fresh experience while keeping a consistent atmosphere. A chef-led dinner menu and made-to-order cocktails are available, and parking is complimentary. Set inside a restored 1960s bank, this mid-century modern Tulsa restaurant provides a setting suitable for date nights, happy hour, or dinner with friends. Reservations are recommended.