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The Festival features America's Largest Christmas Tree, lakeside displays with 2 million lights, 4 million lights across the city, a spectacular crystal bridge, holiday music, theatre productions, abundant antique shopping, an antique car museum, Native American history, Step-On Tour Guides, and free admission.
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January 16 - 18 - International Finals Rodeo, Oklahoma City - Join us for this 39th annual championship rodeo featuring only the top 15 cowboys and cowgirls from across the U.S. and Canada as they compete for World Championship Titles in seven standard rodeo events. Other events are scheduled throughout the weekend for rodeo attendees and participants. 405-235-6540 State Fair Arena (3443) February 6 - 8 - An Affair of the Heart, Oklahoma City - You won't want to miss out on one of the largest arts and crafts shows in the United States, known for the quality and variety of merchandise. This is truly a unique marketplace and shopper's dream, with booths occupying more than five buildings throughout the grounds. 800-755-5488 State Fairgrounds (3441) March 14 - Saint Patrick's Day Parade, Oklahoma City - Wear your green and come celebrate with us at this fun Saint Patrick's Day parade as we celebrate the Irish heritage and usher spring in to Oklahoma. 405-627-6555 (3439) March 21 - Oklahoma Paranormal Conference ParaCon 2009, El Reno - Oklahomas 4th annual Paranormal Conference is set for March 21,2009 at the Elks Lodge. (3359) April 9 - 11 - Oklahoma Centennial Horse Show, Oklahoma City - Don't miss this large multi-breed regional horse show involving American Saddlebred, Morgan, Hackney, and Road horse breeds. There will be two performances daily. 405-302-2900 Oklahoma State Fairgrounds (3445) April 18 - Art in the Vineyard, Drumright - This annual art show and sale features Oklahoma artists and live music. 866-258-1903 Tidal School Vineyards (4999) April 21 - 26 - Festival of the Arts, Oklahoma City - Join us for Oklahoma City's annual "rite of spring" Festival of the Arts, a community celebration of visual, culinary arts and performing arts featuring 144 artists, specialty art, four performance stages, kid's area and an international food row. 405-270-4848 Downtown (3444) April 22 - Recycle Your Used Electronics at the State Capitol, Oklahoma City - View Web site for all the details. (405)524-3468 (4941) April 25 - Texoma Arts Jubilee, Durant - Enjoy bluegrass musicians, folk singers, and a variety of other artists on the sidewalks of downtown Durant. Artistic media will include watercolor, acrylic, oil, graphite, and pastel. There will also be basket weaving, mimes, a wire artist, and a variety of painters. 11am-6pm 580-924-1550 (4990) April 25 - Fine Art Show, Cherokee - Spend the day wandering through displays of paintings and photography by area artists. 9Am - 3PM 580-556-3575 (5032) April 25 - Jenks Herb and Plant Festival, Jenks - Plants, food, entertainment! (918)688-4620 (4582) April 25 - Kid's Kite Flight, Wagoner - Enjoy an afternoon of building and decorating kites, and kite decoration contest. Bring your own kite or purchase one at time of event. Rusty the Rodeo Clown and Park Pal will be making balloon animals and face painting. Also enjoy pony rides and professional kite demonstrations. 918-772-2545 Sequoyah State Park (4952) May 1 - 3 - Pioneer Days Celebration & PRCA Rodeo, Guymon - Pioneer Days Celebration & PRCA Rodeo features a barbecue, mercantile arts & crafts, Main Street parade, and a carnival. This event also features one of Oklahoma's richest and largest outdoor PRCA rodeos with barrel racing and calf & team roping. Event Hours: Fri-Sun Festival all day, Rodeo 2pm and 7:30pm. 580-338-3376 (5004) May 1 - 3 - Chisholm Trail Stampede PRCA Rodeo, Duncan - Bring the family out and enjoy two action-packed nights of PRCA Rodeo featuring bull riding, team roping, bareback riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, tie down roping and ladies barrel racing. Specialty events include the Nickel Throw and Calf Scramble. Other activities include the Little Miss & Mister crowning, cowboy church, mechanical bull, western exhibits, chuckwagons and concessions. 7:30pm, Sun 10am 580-467-2800 Stephens County Fair & Expo Center Arena (5036) May 2 - 3 - Chisholm Trail Stampede, Duncan - Join us for a citywide celebration of the Chisholm Trail and western heritage. Activities include the 21st annual CTS PRCA rodeo, parade, 5k walk/run, youth art show and trail ride. 800-782-7167 (4988) May 14 - 17 - Tulsa International Mayfest, Tulsa - The Tulsa International Mayfest showcases the artwork of approximately 120 artists along Main Street. This outdoor, family-oriented tribute to the arts and music was created to promote a broader knowledge of and appreciation for arts and humanities among serious, as well as casual art lovers. Event Hours: Thu-Sat 11am-11pm, Sun 11am-6pm 918-582-6435 (5031) May 15 - 16 - Rooster Days Open Rodeo, Broken Arrow - Join us for this 51st annual event featuring bareback bronc, calf roping, steer wrestling, bull riding, ladies calf roping and team roping. Also features open and junior events including barrel racing, mutton bustin and calf scramble. 8PM 918-258-3079 (4980) May 20 - 23 - Will Rogers Stampede Rodeo, Claremore - Join us for Claremore's 63rd year of Pro Rodeo. This event will kick off with a parade, rodeo pageant, bull riding, muttin bustin, calf roping, bronc riding and barrel racing with lots of "clowning around". Wed-Sat 7pm-10pm 877-341-8688 (5009) May 22 - 23 - 4-Way Rodeo, Pryor - Don't miss this ACCRA/IPRA rodeo event featuring bronc riding, bull riding, roping, barrel racing and specialty acts. 918-825-5984 Mayes County Fairgrounds (5037) May 23 - 25 - PASEO ARTS FESTIVAL, Oklahoma City - The Paseo Arts Festival is a showcase for the original works of 75 visual artists selected by a jury. The festival is held in the Historic Paseo district. This little Spanish Village is Oklahoma City's artists' community. Sat-Mon 10am-8pm (405)525-2688 (3434) May 23 - 24 - Chuck Wagon Gathering & Children's Cowboy Festival, Oklahoma City - Join us for this 20th annual event featuring two days of mouth-watering campfire cooked foods, children's educational hands-on activities and Western stage entertainment. Stagecoach and pony rides await visitors at the museum's largest outdoor event. The museum will also be open during this event from 9:00am to 5:00pm. (405) 478-2250 National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (3446) May 29 - August 15 - Under the Cherokee Moon, Tahlequah - Enjoy an evening performance of Cherokee history at this outdoor dinner theater each Friday and Saturday. 6:30pm 918-456-6007 Cherokee Heritage Center (4951) June 5 - 7 - Sunfest, Bartlesville - Come out and enjoy a weekend of fun that includes arts & crafts booths, games & activities for kids, live music on multiple stages, and festival food vendors. Fri Noon-dark, Sat 10am-dark, Sun 10am-5pm 918-331-0456 (4996) June 5 - 7 - Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival, Oklahoma City - The Red Earth Festival is an exciting event featuring people representing over 100 tribes from across North America, gathering to share the richness of their cultures with the world. Over the years Red Earth has matured into one of the most respected visual and performing arts events of its type, setting the standard for many of today's Indian art shows. Includes dance competition, art market, parade and more. 405-427-5228 Cox Convention Center (3442) June 6 - Great Raft Race, Medicine Park - Homemade rafts and buoyant flotillas are launched to conquer the waters of the Medicine Creek while supporters and raft enthusiasts cheer for their favorite from shore. The event also features food and live music. Event Hours: Sa 2pm Event Contact: Jane Thompson 580-529-2825 (4973) June 6 - Lavender Valley Acres Festival, Apache - This annual festival is created in an atmosphere of peace, harmony and relaxation among the beautiful scents and colors of lavender. Enjoy live entertainment, belly dancers and an hourly drawing, along with about 30 vendors with a variety of products. 9am - 5pm 580-588-2855 (4982) June 6 - Art in the Park, Clinton - Enjoy a day in the park with fine arts, crafts, food, entertainment, activities for children, and cash prizes. Event Hours: Sat 10am-4pm 580-323-2222 Acme Brick Park (5028) June 10 - 14 - Dead Center Film Festival, Oklahoma City - Don't miss this 9th annual independent film festival which showcases over 100 films from all across the country with four panels and workshops and numerous parties planned over five days in downtown Oklahoma City. 405-246-9233 (5033) June 12 - 20 - OK Mozart International Festival, Bartlesville - Enjoy this annual nine day music festival featuring a full range of inspiring music by the top musicians in the world. Also enjoy fabulous performing arts events and a multitude of outstanding showcase events 918-336-9800 Bartlesville Community Center (4989) May 14 - 17 - Canton Lake Walleye Rodeo, Canton - This fishing derby offering prizes for the top 5 largest Walleye, total pounds of Walleye for all four days, largest fish caught in 10 different species, daily sweepstake prizes, special "Out of Staters Day" on Saturday and a children's fishing derby for ages 12 and under on Sunday from 8am-12pm. There are also specially tagged fish ranging from $20-$500. Thu-Sat 8am-9pm, Sun 8am-12pm 580-886-2401 (5008) June 20 - Oklahoma Folklife Festival, Oklahoma City - Join the celebration of Oklahoma's rich and diverse cultural heritage. Traditional cultureis showcased through performances and hands-on demonstrations. 405-323-9265 Oklahoma History Center (3438) June 25 - 27 - Skiatook Bluegrass Festival, Skiatook - Come and enjoy this nationally known bluegrass show including band contest, junior fiddle contest, workshops, band scramble, children's tent, crafts and food vendor. 9am-11pm 918-637-8385 (4983) July 3 - July Firework Celebration, Skiatook - Bring the family and enjoy this spectacular event with food, live bands and fireworks at dark. 2:00 - 10:00 PM 918-396-3702 1502 S Lombard. (5024) July 4 - 4th of July Celebration, Blackwell - 580-363-4195 (4955) July 4 - 4th of July Celebration, Wagoner - Come and enjoy a 4th of July celebration with music, kid's games, dancing, food vendors and fireworks display over Fort Gibson Lake. 918-772-2545 Sequoyah State Park (4958) July 4 - El Reno Fireworks Display, El Reno - Bring the family out for a 4th of July celebration with fireworks display over beautiful Lake El Reno. 405-262-4070 (4975) July 4 - Freedom Fest, Guymon - Come and enjoy this exciting Independence Day celebration with bull riding, barrel racing, live music, kid's arena, games, food and fireworks show. 580-338-5838 (5003) July 4 - Family Fun & Freedom Festival, Chickasha - 4th of July family fun with activities including face painting, fishing in the lake, inflatables, food vendors, arts & crafts and entertainment. The evening ends with a fantastic fireworks show at dusk. Event Hours: Sat 3pm-11pm 405-574-1320 (5018) July 4 - Tulsa FreedomFest, Tulsa - Celebrate America's independence with your family and friends at Tulsa's annual July 4th celebration featuring one of Oklahoma's largest free fireworks display. 918-596-2008 (5019) July 4 - 4th of July Celebration, Oklahoma City - Celebrate America's independence with your family and friends in Downtown Oklahoma City. This holiday event features Art on the Canal, a block party with concessions, live music, various activities on Oklahoma & Sheridan Streets, water taxi rides, Redhawks game and fireworks display. For more information visit our website. Noon-Midnight 405-236-8666 (5021) July 4 - Ice Cream Festival, Tuttle - Join us for our annual 4th of July celebration featuring Braum's Ice Cream and includes turtle races, Princess Pageant, hospitality booth, kid's tent, ice cream eating contest, Etowa Road Band, fireworks display and lots of family fun. Event Hours: Sat 9am-10:30pm (405) 381-4600 (5027) July 4 - Celebrate America Downtown Main Street, Poteau - Join us for this Independence Day celebration featuring games and activities for the whole family, food, fun and a large fireworks show! Fri 5pm-10pm 918-647-9178 (4967) July 4 - 4th of July Celebration, Bricktown - Celebrate America's independence with your family and friends in Downtown Oklahoma City. This holiday event features Art on the Canal, a block party with concessions, live music, various activities on Oklahoma & Sheridan Streets, water taxi rides, Redhawks game and fireworks display. For more information visit our website. 405-236-8666 Downtown (3440) July 8 - 12 - Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, Okemah - Join us for this annual music celebration in remembrance of one of Oklahoma's favorite sons, Woody Guthrie. Enjoy four days of music at various locations throughout the city. Call or visit website for more information. 918-623-2440 (5030) July 10 - 11 - Midsummer Nights Fair, Norman - Join us for this annual arts fair that includes food, demonstrations, and music. 6pm-11pm 405-329-4523 (5007) July 25 - 26 - Celebration of National Day of the American Cowboy, Bristow - Join us as we celebrate the heritage of the American Cowboy. Activities include an all equine parade, gospel, western and cowboy music, cowboy poetry, western vendors, chuckwagon cooking, Native American dancers and much more. 9am-11pm 918-367-6762 (5013) July 25 - Airborne Demonstration Team Open Hanger Day, Frederick - Bring the family out to the Frederick Airport and see WWII living history displays, military vehicle and aircraft displays, and a WWII airborne jump demonstration. Event Hours: Sat 8am-5pm. 580-335-2126 (4968) July 31 - August 2 - Oklahoma Indian Nations Powwow, Concho - Come out and enjoy this 20th annual powwow featuring traditional Native American dancers in all their regalia. The event also includes crafts, food, and other entertainment. 405-422-7545 (4992) August 6 - 8 - Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo, Pawnee - The Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo is IPRA sanctioned with seven standard events. This event also features a parade, wild cow milking, wild horse race, bull poker, and a children's rodeo. 7pm (918) 762-2108 (4987) August 7 - 8 - Heavener Rodeo, Heavener - Come out and enjoy exciting rodeo events including bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc, steer wrestling and more. Also features youth events including junior barrel racing, calf dressing, muttin bustin and more. 7:30pm. 918-653-4303 (5038) August 8 - Black Eyed Pea Festival, Hollis - Bring the family and enjoy this annual event with activities that include a parade, tractor pull, Harmon County Opry, hourly drawings for prizes, quilt show, royalty contest, food vendors and displays. Event Hours: Sat 9am-4pm (580) 688-9545 (4969) August 19 - 22 - Canadian County Free Fair, El Reno - Come out and enjoy this four day carnival that includes rides, games, live entertainment, livestock show, horse shows, food, art and craft exhibits, antique tractor pulls, pet parade, money scramble and more. 405-262-0683 (4995) August 20 - 22 - Fiddlers Festival, Wagoner - Come out and enjoy live music with professional fiddle players, along with daily and evening dances as well. Pick up jam sessions in the hotel lobby. This event will be fun for all ages. 918-772-2545 Western Hills Guest Ranch (4957) August 20 - 22 - Great Plains Stampede Rodeo, Altus - Come out and enjoy this exciting PRCA sanctioned rodeo with Wrangler Tough Enough to Wear Pink, bull riding, bare back riding, team roping, barrel racing, saddle bronc and calf scramble. Saturday is the grand finale with a parade at 1:00pm. 580-563-9026 Altus Rodeo Grounds (5016) August 20 - 22 - Hinton District Fair, Hinton - Join us for a fun filled, hometown fair complete with rides, games, entertainment, exhibits, stock shows, food and fellowship. 7pm-Midnight 405-542-3433 308 E Karns (5035) August 26 - 29 - Payne County Fair, Stillwater - Enjoy this county fair with livestock shows, horse shows, exhibits, commercial booths, carnival, lawn tractor pull, old fashion horse pull, petting zoo and pet parade. 405-377-1275 Payne County Expo Center (5039) September 1 - 5 - Pontotoc County Free Fair, Ada - This 92nd annual county fair includes a variety of entertainment, livestock shows, exhibits, and food. 9am-9pm 580-399-8661 (4993) September 4 - 6 - Mayor's Blues Ball, Medicine Park - The Mayor's Blues Ball is a music event featuring Blues music performed by multiple artist. You may bring lawn chairs to the the event but no ice chests are allowed. 580-529-2825 (4986) September 8 - 12 - Kay County Free Fair, Blackwell - Bring the family and enjoy this 92nd annual county free fair, one of the largest in Oklahoma, with over 100 vendors, seven buildings of exhibits, livestock competition, live entertainment and food. Event Hours: Tue-Sat 8am-11pm. 580-363-4195 (5034) September 10 - 12 - Kiowa County Free Fair, Hobart - The fair features livestock, arts & crafts, crop displays, canned & baked goods competition, and antiques. 9am-7pm 580-726-5643 (4984) September 10 - 12 - Pottawatomie County Free Fair, Shawnee - Bring the family and enjoy this county free fair that includes a children's petting zoo, Firefighters Olympics, music, tractor pull, rodeo and more. Thu-Sat 10am-10pm 405-273-6092 Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center (5023) September 12 - Pioneer Day, Cheyenne - Join us for hands-on pioneering activities including bread making, butter making, hand cranked ice cream, petting zoos, wagon rides and quilt show. Event Hours: Sat 9am-3pm 580-497-2106 (4979) September 12 - Fall Festival, Barnsdall - Enjoy this city wide festival that includes arts and crafts, games, activities for children and teenagers, and more. 8am-4pm 918-847-2963 (5022) September 12 - Harper County Fair, Buffalo - Bring the family out to this annual county fair and enjoy a day filled with lots of fun. 8am-5pm 580-735-2252 Fairgrounds (5029) September 17- 27 - Oklahoma State Fair, Oklahoma City - (405) 948-6700 (3437) Sepember 18 - 19 - Tulsa Regional Fly-In, Tulsa - Join us for one of the ten, oldest and largest sport aviation fly-ins in the United States. This fly-in normally attracts approximately 500 aircraft each year for the two-day event. The public is invited to experience the best of sport aviation aircraft as well as aviation personalities, educational seminars and exhibits, as well as other daily activities. 918-622-8400 Frank Phillips Field (4976) September 18 - 20 - Oklahoma Indian Summer, Bartlesville - Join us for this annual festival celebrating Native American culture, customs, arts and crafts. Experience this celebration through entertainment, education and fun for the entire family with dancing, singing, stories, and games. 918-331-0934 (4994) September 19 - Arts in Action Festival, Frederick - Join us for this annual fall celebration that includes an arts show, book sale, food vendors, entertainment and the Pioneer Heritage Townsite. Event Hours: 11am-5pm 580-335-2126 (4965) September 19 - 20 - Dewey Western Heritage Weekend, Dewey - Join us for lots of fun activities and events planned for this weekend, including the Tom Mix Festival and The Wild West Show featuring trick riding, roping, shooting and more. 918-336-8708 (4991) September 26 - Festival at the Farm, Durham - Enjoy this fine art and music festival featuring the region's best artists and musicians. Activities include children's activities, food and drink, history, art and nature experiences on 640 acres in the Black Kettle National Grassland. 9am-5pm 580-655-4467 (5017) October 1 - 11 - Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa - (918)744-1113 (3436) October 1 - 3 - Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival, Guthrie - Join us for this annual three day festival featuring international and national bluegrass bands, children's activities and workshops. 405-282-6646 (4953) October 3 - Avard Folk Festival, Avard - Join us for a fun day of activities that include a Dutch oven cook-off, outdoor music concert, demonstrations, baking contest, free barbecue in the evening before the concert and a trail ride. Sat 10am-8pm 580-435-2324 (5006) October 3 - Oklahoma Czech Festival, Yukon - Enjoy one of Oklahoma's largest ethnic festivals promoting Czech heritage with a carnival, parade, craft booths, music, dancing, singing, food. 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 405-206-8142 (5026) October 10 - Fall Fair, Aline - Bring your taste buds and enjoy this fall fair that includes a chili and stew cook-off, ice cream crank-off, a parade, entertainment, parade and more. Event Hours: Fri 6pm-10pm, Sat 9am-9pm 580-463-2563 Downtown (4972) October 10 - Heritage Day, Fairfax - Bring the whole family and enjoy a parade, activities, free evening meal and health fair. Event Hours: Sat 10am-Dark. 918-642-5266 (5015) October 10 - Art on Main, Jenks - Local artist event. 10 AM to 6 PM 918-299-5005 Main Street (4135) October 10 - 3rd Annual Downtown Stillwater Car Show, Stillwater - Classic and Modified Cars, New Car Corral, Kicker Audio, music and fun! (405)742-8359 (3487) October 22 - 24 - Scream Country Haunted Forest, Drumright - You won't want to miss one of Oklahoma's largest outdoor haunted forests and haunted house, all new and expanded! Scream Country is Halloween & fall fun for the entire family. Be ready to scream as you go through the Haunted House and walk the one mile trail through the Haunted Forest, if you dare! This event is designed for adults and children age 12 years and older. Other activities include bonfires, marshmallow roasts, pumpkin patch, corn maze, giant movie screen, full concessions, retail shops and a bakery. Scream Country is held in conjunction with "Boo Country", which features children's activities. Tickets are $18 each for ages 12 and up, and include access to all three areas: The haunted forest, haunted house and Boo Country Village. Tickets are $16 for children ages 6 to 11. Tickets may be purchased on-line. Please check our website for details. 7pm-11pm 918-607-3327 (5011) October 23 - 25 - An Affair of the Heart, Oklahoma City - You won't want to miss out on one of the largest arts and crafts shows in the United States, known for the quality and variety of merchandise. This is truly a unique marketplace and shopper's dream, with booths occupying more than five buildings throughout the grounds. Fri-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm 800-755-5488 (5010) October 30 - 31 - Balloonfest, Poteau - Join us for this annual hot air balloon festival featuring hot air balloon races and glows, live entertainment, 4x4 exhibition, stage coach rides, arts & crafts, games, food and authentic chuck wagon. All Day 918-647-9178 (4966) October 30 - November 1 - Wrangler Heartland Barrel Racing Tour, Shawnee - Come out and watch top cowgirls race the cloverleaf at top speeds. Event Hours: Fri 3pm, Sat 9:30am, Sun 8:30am 918-326-4480 (5020) October 31 - A Nightmare on Mainstreet, Guymon - Join us for a Halloween celebration featuring games for kids, costume contests, family fun and prizes! 5:30 PM 580-338-6246 (5001) November 6 - 7 - Crazy for Crafts Fest, Claremore - Join us for Claremore's largest craft festival featuring over 75 booths and vendors with specialty craft and gift items. Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 9am-6pm 918-341-5881 Claremore Community Center (4956) November 6 - 8 - Fall Festival, Arts, Crafts and Home Show, Stillwater - This 27th annual fall festival includes arts & crafts, and home decor with over 250 booth exhibitions from Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Missouri. Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm 405-747-7206 Payne County Expo Center (4959) November 7 - Cotton Festival, Frederick - Come out and learn about the 1920's cotton farming and modern farming. Program covers cotton picking, ginning, carding, spinning, weaving and sewing. Exhibitions of cotton farming from the early 20th century will be on display. Other activities include kid's games, crafts, cotton displays, food vendors and cotton gin tours. 11am-3pm 580-335-2126 (4963) November 7 - Celebrate Freedom, Jenks - Join us for this WWII style big band hangar dance with a 1940s movie theater, military displays and open hangar. View historic and rare military aircraft from WWII through the Vietnam era, and the famous Oklahoma P-51 race plane, "Miss America," will perform exciting fly overs. Come and enjoy this special event to admire aircraft, dine and dance the night away, or just enjoy the sounds of the Big Band Era. See our Web site for more information and admission details. 10am-10pm 918-794-4182 Tulsa Technology Center (4997) November 7 - Al-Lu-We Annual Wine Tasting Event, Oklahoma City - Annual wine event featuring local vendors and vineyards. All proceeds go to scholarship fund. (405) 206-1513 (5942) November 14 - Civil War Life Program, Checotah - Come out and see re-enactors presenting non-combat demonstrations of life during the Civil War. Event Hours: Sat 1pm-4pm 918-473-5572 (4971) November 14 - American Indian Festival, Newcastle - The American Indian Festival features Native American storytelling by Kricket Connywerdy, Oklahoma Fancy Dancer Kevin Connywerdy, music by local artists, children's games, Indian crafts, and food booths. Event Hours: 10am-4pm 405-387-5076 (4981) November 21 - Ghost Tours, El Reno - Join us for this walking tour of an historic area with ghost stories and demonstrations by paranormal studies groups. 405-262-3987 (4977) November 27 - December 27 - Chandler Park Lights on the Hill, Tulsa - Bring the family out for this drive-through holiday lights display or enjoy a carriage ride through the park. Fri-Sun 6pm - 10pm 918-406-6313 Chandler Park (4974) November 27 - December 31 - Holiday Light Tour, Checotah - Bring the family to see the Christmas lights displays through the Deep Fork Campground at beautiful Lake Eufaula State Park. 918-689-4607 (5000) December 1 - Parade of Lights, Ardmore - Come celebrate the holiday season with the Ardmore Christmas tree lighting and nighttime parade. Event Hours: 6-9pm (4978) December 3 - 6 - BETHLEHEM WALK, Tulsa - We are pleased to present Bethlehem Walk FREE for the 11th year. 918-407-9195 (5939) December 5 - 25 - Lights on the Island, Wister - Bring the family and enjoy this drive through Christmas light display with surprise visits by Santa. Donations accepted. 918-647-9178 (4960) December 5 - Christmas Parade, Poteau - Enjoy an old-fashioned lighted evening parade. Also, come visit Santa in the park from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Parade is at 6:00 PM Event Hours: Sat 6pm 918-647-9178 (4962) December 5 - 24 - A Territorial Christmas Celebration, Guthrie - Step back in time and celebrate a Territorial Christmas with live theatre production at the Pollard Theatre, historic home tours, Victorian Walk evenings, live performances at the Double Stop Music Hall and so much more! 800-299-1889 (4998) December 5 - Honey Festival, Minco - Join us for this annual festival featuring over 95 crafters and includes a quilt show, Antique Road Show, honey plant tours, sanction kid's tractor pull, Made in Oklahoma products and the Tour of Homes. Other events include a Honey bake off and free samples of cheese and milk products. 9am-4pm 405-352-0518 (5005) December 7 - McCurtain County Christmas Parade, Broken Bow - Come and enjoy the Christmas parade of lights featuring decorated floats, vehicles, ATV's, marching bands and Santa's Sleigh. 6PM 580-584-3393 (4954) December 12 - Breakfast with Santa, Christmas Parade, 1920s Lantern Tour, Frederick - Bring the whole family and enjoy breakfast with Santa! Following the breakfast, watch the Christmas parade featuring beautiful floats and displays from community groups and organizations. Also, take a thirty minute walking tour, by lantern and oil lamp, of a 1920's rural community. Sat 8am-Noon 580-335-2126 (4961) December 12 - Christmas Parade, Medicine Park - This event is an old fashioned Christmas parade featuring Santa Claus. After the parade, Santa will visit each child from his igloo and provide each with a treat. 580-529-2825 Downtown (4964) December 12 - Old Fashion Christmas Party, Braggs - Come celebrate this special season, in the old fashioned family way, at our beautiful park. There will be special events for the young and the young at heart. 800-652-6552 (5002) December 18 - 20 - Woolaroc Wonderland of Lights, Bartlesville - Come out and enjoy this holiday spectacular of lights featuring over 500,000 lights decorating the grounds and facilities, creating an illuminating atmosphere of mystical, magical holiday wonder. Also enjoy visiting with Santa Claus in the museum, wagon rides, petting zoo, live entertainment and refreshments. 5pm-9pm 918-336-0307 (4985) December 25 - 27 - Christmas Around the World, Lawton - Experience Christmas around the world! Get your Holiday Passport from Santa and learn about traditions from all over the world pertaining to the celebration of this holiday. Browse through a variety of vendors offering unique gift items. Call or visit our website for more information. Fri-Sun 6pm-10pm 580-591-2266 (5025) |
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2010 Events |
January 26-28,29,30-31 - August Osage County, Tulsa - A rare theatrical event - a large scale work filled with unforgettable characters, a powerful tale told with unflinching honesty. 918-596-7111 (6046) |