Festivals and Events

There's a festival almost every weekend in Oklahoma and our cities and hometowns invite you to join the party. Watch fireworks at a Fourth of July event (Edmond has one of the nation's top 10 events). Rock out at a music festival with 100,000 of your closest friends, or tap your toes at the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival. And indulge in one of our many local specialties at tasteful events like the Rush Springs Watermelon Festival, Watonga Cheese Festival or El Reno's Onion-Fried Burger Days.

 
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Festivals and Events Articles
 

Eco-Trekking on the Plains

Woodward’s Lesser Prairie Chicken Festival wraps nature, wildlife, geography and conservation into a compelling package of eco-adventuring. read more
 

Far From Pedestrian

In the Paseo Arts District of Oklahoma City and the Brady Arts District of Tulsa, monthly events draw hundreds of arts lovers to enjoy the art and artists. read more
 

Red Earth: Multicultural and Multidimensional Art

Each year, the Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival draws more than 1,200 dancers, visual artists and creators of baskets, jewelry and pottery to celebrate the art and culture of Native America. read more
 

Festivals of Yum

From crispy Indian tacos to down-home soul food, tap into the state of deliciousness by sampling fares at these taste-inspired events and festivals. read more
 

Understanding the Powwow

Learn about the traditions of the Native American powwow and feel more at home attending one. read more
 

Horse Show Roundup

There's no horsing around, Oklahoma hosts an impressive collection of world-class equestrian shows. read more




 
Father Christmas makes an appearance at Guthrie's Territorial Christmas celebration. The celebration includes costumed actors in Victorian attire, wassail evenings in downtown stores, historic home tours, live theater productions, performances at the Double Stop Fiddle Shop and much more amidst decorated storefronts and Christmas lights. View all Photos
Since the Flaming Lips helped kick off the first annual Ghouls Gone Wild parade in 2007, the downtown Oklahoma City event has become quite a spectacle. From artful floats to street performers and the march of the flaming skeletons, this is a can't-miss Halloween event.
Since the Flaming Lips helped kick off the first annual Ghouls Gone Wild parade in 2007, the downtown Oklahoma City event has become quite a spectacle. From artful floats to street performers and the march of the flaming skeletons, this is a can't-miss Halloween event.
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