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 State Event Calendar September 3-6, Arts Festival Oklahoma Four day event which displays a wide variety of arts and crafts, continuous live entertainment, culinary specialties, fireworks, and a children's area where kids can try their hand at art. Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra will be highlighting the event. For information call: (405)682-7536 [Return to top] September 11, Adult Soapbox Race and Road Celebration Adult soapbox race, classic car road show, vintage automobiles and an old fashioned dinner and dance. For information call: (800)299-1889 [Return to top] September 15-18, Cherokee Strip Days Celebration A commemoration of the 1893 Land Run. Arts & crafts, food booths, entertainment, parade. For information call: (580)237-2494 [Return to top] October 2, Chickasha Firefighters Arts and Crafts and Chili Cookoff Arts and crafts show, chili cookoff, car show, food vendors, entertainment and children's games For information call: (405)222-6030 [Return to top] October 9-10, Hands-on educational and art festival For Oklahoma's children with hands on art and craft activities presented in an educational manner taking place for 2 days at Hafer Park. Live entertainment, performers, and food booths will also be a part of the festivities. For information call: (405)359-4635 [Return to top] October 16, Paris On Paseo A day long fall celebration of Art in the historic Paseo Art District. There will be juried art show with food, art, and entertainment along the tree-lined Paseo. For information call: (405)525-2688 [Return to top] October 29-30, National Finals Steer Roping Top steer ropers in the PRCA compete for the national title and their share of $100,000. For information call: (405)282-7433 [Return to top] October 29-30, Trick or Treat City A family event featuring a candy village, carnival and haunted house. For information call: (405)739-1288 [Return to top] November 2, Fall Fest Arts, crafts, food, chili cookoff, entertainment, retail sidewalk sales. For information call: (580)286-3305 [Return to top] November 6-7, Christmas Open House Keepsake's Christmas Candle will be unveiled, cookies and cranberry tea served, door prizes. Decorated for the season! For information call: (918)336-0351 [Return to top] November 13, Boare's Heade Feast The Castle of Muskogee presents a medieval feast presided over by the King and Queen of the court For information call: (918)687-3625 [Return to top] November 25-28, BMX Grand Nationals In Tulsa The American Bicycle Association BMX "grands", a culmination of an 11 month competitive season takes place at Tulsa's Expo Square. For information call: (918)744-1113 [Return to top] November 29, Chouteau Chili Supper and Tree Lighting Chili supper and Christmas tree lighting. For information call: (918)476-8222 [Return to top] December 1-31, A Natural Christmas at Tucker Tower Make your own natural Christmas decorations in craft classes for children & adults. For information call: (580)223-2109 [Return to top] December 4, A Very Valley Christmas Santa Claus invites all ages for photos, fun and a parade of lights. For information call: (405)238-2555 [Return to top] December 17, Michael Martin Murphey's Cowboy Christmas Ball An old-fashioned Christmas dinner & dancing with a western flavor hosted by Michael Martin Murphey, designed for family enjoyment. For information call: (405)478-2250 [Return to top] December 19, Fort Reno Christmas Fort Reno Christmas is held the Sunday afternoon before Christmas each year to celebrate the cultural traditions transplanted to the area from other parts of the world. The 1999 Fort Reno Christmas will mark the third year of the Fort Reno Visitor Center's presence at Historic Fort Reno. For information call: (405)262-3987 [Return to top] December 26-31, Christmas in the Park Double-decker "English bus" rides, miniature train rides, free hot chocolate. Activities every weekend in December before Christmas. For information call: (580)225-0207 [Return to top] December 31, First Night 2000 Ring in the new year with music, dancing, food, drinks, talent show and sports events. For information call: (580)355-3541 [Return to top] December 31, Opening Night A spectacular evening of music, performances and fun for the entire family. An admission button allows access to 25 different locations/activities inside different buildings in downtown Oklahoma City. Fireworks in Kerr Park serve as the finale to ring in the new year. A family-oriented, non-alcoholic event. For information call: (405)270-4888 [Return to top] |
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