Events in Oklahoma City

Petals and Pour

Enjoy a delightful afternoon of hands-on creativity and good company. Craft your own fresh flower arrangement while savoring a glass of wine and spending unhurried time with friends.

Parent Promise Panera Fundraiser Night

Enjoy a meal at Panera in OKC while supporting Parent Promise. Mention Parent Promise at checkout, or enter the promo code FUND4U at online checkout so your order is counted. Twenty percent of sales benefits Parent Promise.

Sip & Sculpt

The fifth annual Sip & Sculpt brings an elevated happy hour that blends wellness and aesthetics. Explore BTL noninvasive technologies designed to shape the body, lift facial contours, and strengthen the core without downtime. Guests can see live demonstrations of Emsculpt Neo, Emface, and Emsella, receive complimentary consultations, and enjoy a curated sip and social experience. Attendees also gain access to event-only offers on body contouring, facial lifting, pelvic floor strengthening, and weight management solutions, including special pricing on GLP-1 receptor agonists.

Starter Pack 5K Training Program Kickoff

Red Coyote’s Starter Pack 5K Program is getting underway with a supportive training plan designed to prepare participants for the Love Run 5K or any summer 5K. It is open to adults 18 and older at any ability level, from first-time run-walkers to runners pursuing a personal record. The program centers on group motivation and shared goals, turning training into a fun, encouraging experience.

Pedals & Points OKC Darts Tournament

Part of the Pedals & Points tour, this darts tournament is tour stop number 29 and takes place at The Landing Zone in Oklahoma City.

Pasta Making Class

Dive into the craft of Italian cooking during an elegant, hands-on pasta workshop that balances technique and indulgence. The evening opens with house focaccia served with cultured butter alongside a Little Gem salad. You will hand-roll fresh tagliatelle, then choose how to finish it, either with pomodoro, basil, and Parmigiano or with brown butter, spring peas, lemon, and pecorino. Dessert is an olive oil cake. Each couple heads home equipped to recreate the experience, including a stainless steel pasta machine with adjustable settings and cutting attachments, their freshly made tagliatelle packaged to take with them, and a curated recipe collection. The step-by-step guides cover classic pasta dough, pomodoro sauce, and a brown butter preparation with seasonal touches. Expect delicious food, friendly company, and the simple joy of cooking together.

Alley Club Open Mic Mondays

An open mic at The Alley Club OKC welcomes songwriters, cover specialists, and instrumentalists. All musical styles are invited, creating a friendly space for a wide range of performances. It is a simple way to support local musicians and discover fresh talent.

Cass McCombs + Band: Interior Live Oak Live

Songwriter, guitarist, and singer Cass McCombs headlines Beer City Music Hall, joined by Lael Neale, as part of the Interior Live Oak tour. The performance features music from his most personal album to date. Listeners who enjoy Kurt Vile, Bill Callahan, or Kevin Morby may be especially interested.

Kilgen Theatre Organ Performance

The Oklahoma History Center Museum marks the Kilgen Theatre Organ’s 90th birthday with a special program led by returning artist Ken Double. Carpenter Square Theatre adds a nostalgic touch by presenting a mock WKY radio show that evokes the organ’s earliest public performances. The event highlights what sets a theatre organ apart from church or classical instruments, from its silent-film roots to its bold, instrument-like pipe voices and colorful effects such as drums, bells, and whistles, qualities that helped the art form thrive into the late 1930s. Carpenter Square Theatre, founded in 1984, is a local organization that serves Oklahoma City theatergoers. Admission is free, and advance registration is required. To register, call 405-522-0765.

Disfluency Film Screening

A special screening of the film Disfluency is taking place at Rodeo Cinema with free admission made possible by the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office at Tinker AFB. Seating is limited, and spots will be filled in the order of arrival. The film follows Jane, a college senior whose plans are disrupted when she fails her final class just before graduation. Back at home, she begins to piece together the aftermath of a sexual assault. Drawing on her studies in language and communication, including elements of ASL and linguistics, the story explores consent, memory, and the path toward healing. In the vein of coming-of-age stories like The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Disfluency blends warmth and vulnerability while addressing trauma in an accessible, human way. It portrays PTSD without graphic imagery, focusing on Jane’s emotional experience and the self-doubt many survivors face when sharing their stories. Donations of new, comfortable clothing for clients will be collected, including items such as leggings, sports bras, T-shirts, and similar essentials in all sizes. Created with meaningful input from survivors and supported by educational resources, the film aims to spark conversation, deepen understanding, and support those impacted by sexual assault.

Walk with Ease

Walk with Ease is offered at Mustang Recreation Center, Classroom 3 as a six week Arthritis Foundation program designed to ease pain, improve balance, and build confidence through a safe, individualized walking plan. Each session features a brief learning topic, warmups, gentle stretches, a supervised walk, and a cooldown, with guidance on managing pain safely. Expect a welcoming group environment that supports gains in strength and overall wellness. Registration is required and space is limited, and participation is included with membership. Instructor: Shannon Willis. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and walking shoes.

The Growsmith Charity Shoot Out

The Growsmith Charity Shoot Out at Rose Creek Golf Club is a charity golf tournament. Participants can take part on the course, and there are opportunities to sponsor a hole. More information about how to get involved and sponsorship options is available on the organizer’s website.

Sink4Pink Charity Golf Scramble

This golf scramble benefits Project31, an Oklahoma breast cancer nonprofit. Teams play in a collaborative scramble format and support Project31's work in Oklahoma.

Cousins Maine Lobster at Lowe's Home Improvement/OKC

Cousins Maine Lobster visits Lowe’s Home Improvement in OKC with a menu full of seafood favorites. Look for lobster rolls prepared Maine style, Connecticut style, and with garlic, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas. There are also lobster tots and lobster tails, a rich lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder. For dessert, whoopie pies are on offer, with more options available. Ordering ahead through the CML app is available and earns rewards.

Floral Paint & Yap at S&Bs April 28th

This relaxed floral painting session at S&B's Burger Joint offers step by step guidance to create a colorful bouquet on canvas. All supplies are included, and no prior experience is required. The atmosphere is easygoing and social, with time to unwind while you paint. It makes a thoughtful idea for Mother's Day or a fun girls night out, and it is planned as a simple, creative evening.

Redefining Retirement: Purpose, Clarity & Confidence

Tailored for Oklahoma County retirees and those preparing for retirement, this free educational workshop at Francis Tuttle Technology Center focuses on protecting and maximizing retirement benefits. Participants receive clear, easy-to-follow guidance to help prevent expensive mistakes before and during retirement, learn approaches to optimize Social Security and other benefits, and review examples from local retirees. Complimentary light sandwiches and refreshments are provided. Seating is limited, and more than one session date is available.

3D Butterfly Stained Glass Workshop

At Strange Earth Studio, craft a three-dimensional stained glass butterfly in a guided, two and a half hour workshop. No prior experience is needed. Learn the essentials of cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering, then take home your finished piece. Individual guidance is provided, and shop tools are available for use. The $60 ticket includes all materials and glass for one decoration. Space is limited to four participants, so advance purchase is required. To help ensure a spot, register at least two hours before the class, as walk-ins are generally not accommodated. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class begins promptly, and late arrivals may be unable to complete the project. Arriving 20 minutes late or more is treated as a cancellation without a refund. All sales are final. Participants must be at least 14. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This activity is not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Bilmuri: Kinda Hard Tour

Bilmuri brings the Kinda Hard Tour, appearing alongside The Home Team and GANG. The event features all three on the same bill.

Snail Mail

Snail Mail performs live at Tower Theatre OKC with special guest Sharp Pins. A fit for fans of Land of Talk, Alvvays, and Soccer Mommy.

Summer Go Farther 10K Training Program Info Meeting

Learn about Red Coyote's Summer Go Farther 10K Training Program at an informative meeting offered in person at Red Coyote in the Classen Curve and online via Zoom. The session focuses on answering questions and explaining how the program can help you begin your training journey, drawing on Red Coyote's experience and knowledge to support your goals.

Free Art Class: April 28

This free art class focuses on creating a canvas featuring flowers with bees and butterflies. It is open to adults 18 and older. No registration is needed, and all materials will be provided. The class takes place at the Active Adult Center.

ThinkBiz-NWOKC

Connect with fellow professionals to exchange referrals, share ideas, and collaborate on growing your business alongside others. Attendees are encouraged to bring extra business cards for easy networking. Complimentary coffee will be available.

Kissing Candice

Find tickets to see Kissing Candice perform at 89th Street - OKC.

Digital Art- Stop Motion 6 week course

Discover stop motion and digital animation in a six-week course focused on building essential skills and clear storytelling. Participants explore clay animation and basic digital techniques, practice with keyframes, and use simple drawings to create original short films from start to finish. Designed for ages 10 and up. Multiple six-week sessions are available. Tuition is $145, currently on sale for $115. To maintain a supportive classroom, enrollment is intended for students who are ready to participate and respect the learning environment.

Qi Cultivation- Level 2; 6 Week Qigong Series

At Radiant Healing Arts Center, Gwyn leads a six week Level 2 Qigong series that builds on the foundations of Qi cultivation, introduces Level 2 forms, and explores practices for Qi transmission. Prior completion of Level 1 is not required, though an optional online series with 12 PDF lessons and four videos is recommended beforehand. The curriculum includes the 7 Keys to Vitality, ways to retrain the fascial system through Qigong, breath, and visualization, craniosacral movements that support alignment and healthy cerebrospinal fluid flow, and strength work aimed at cultivating life force. Each session weaves together mindful warmups that activate the myofascial meridians, Supreme Science Qigong sequences such as Drawing the Bow, Full Body Cleanse, and Spiraling, additional strength-focused forms, seated meditation, and advanced breathwork including the 9 Breath Method. Participants receive a practice video demonstrating the forms along with weekly emails that explain techniques, theory, and core principles. Enrollment is limited to 12 with two scholarships available. Early enrollment is $150 and the standard price is $180, and a discount is available with the code QiCultivation2-30OFF.

Forest Path - W&P Painting Class

Create your own Forest Path painting at Bill’s Steakhouse & Saloon with step-by-step guidance from an artist, taking you from a blank surface to a completed 16x20 wrapped canvas. All painting supplies and instruction are included. The cost is $35 per person and covers one canvas per participant. Food and drinks are sold separately. Bill’s menu highlights hand-cut steaks, house-ground burgers, breaded catfish, and chicken fried steak, along with a full bar and ice-cold beer. Happy Hour features $2 domestic drafts and $2 domestic bottles, and the bar offers half-price appetizers. Settle in, enjoy the atmosphere, and finish the evening with a painting you created yourself.

Pour Your Own Epoxy™ (April 29th at Roughtail Brewing Company, Oklahoma City, OK)

At Roughtail Brewing Company in Oklahoma City, this hands on workshop guides participants in crafting their own custom epoxy river charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, set of coasters, or a mini pair. Projects use premium black walnut and other fine hardwoods accented with epoxy in colors you choose, and you can select up to two epoxy colors when you arrive. After the session, each piece goes through a careful finishing process. Epoxy items cure for about a week before finishing begins, and final finishing generally takes around six weeks, with the overall timeline varying based on class size and shipping. Finished creations are shipped to you with the goal of arriving in excellent condition. All ticket sales are final. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. Attendees ages 12 and up must each have a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

Sculpting in Clay 6 weeks

Explore clay in a six-week hands-on sculpting course in MWC. Designed for ages 10 through adult, with space for younger artists who are ready for the pace, this class focuses on creative techniques and approachable projects while building skills week by week. Instructor Elizabeth Schilling guides each session with themed activities and step-by-step instruction. Participants choose one of three sessions at registration. The first session features functional and expressive work such as a trinket dish built from slabs, floral designs on slab bases, and characterful faces, along with additional projects. The second session delves into an animal on a textured slab rug, building a full sculpture with armatures, a detailed dragon eye, and a classic coil pot as functional art. The third session explores envelope forms constructed from slabs, a house relief sculpture, and a mushroom-inspired container or lantern, with more to discover. Students may work with a range of clays including Polymer, Marblex, and Air Dry Foam, and some lessons continue across multiple classes. If someone wraps up early, they can sketch, contribute to a collaborative art wall, relax in the hideaway room, or spend time with friendly ferrets. The course fee is $145 and is currently discounted to $120, which covers all six classes and supplies.

LEGACY YOUTH CAMP HYPE

One action-packed night brings the best of summer camp to life with high energy games, spirited team rivalries, and big prizes. Wear your team color. Team Red is for 7th graders, 9th graders, and 8th grade boys. Team Blue is for 6th graders, 10th graders, and 8th grade girls. Two free spots to Youth Camp this summer are up for grabs in a raffle, and each first-time friend you bring counts as one raffle ticket.

Full Moon Yoga at Mix-Tape

At Factory Obscura, a mindful session of gentle movement led by Beth White of This Land Yoga invites participants to explore the offerings of the full moon. Unhurried, restorative stretching blends with sound healing to encourage slowing down, listening deeply, and letting imagination spark within the Wonder Room setting. This class welcomes all skill levels. Admission is $25. Space is limited to 30 participants, and advance reservations are recommended.

Rhythm And Poetry

An open mic celebrating culture, music, and poetry offers a welcoming space for performers and listeners. Admission is free. Those interested in performing can sign up, and vendor space is available for up to four inside, with any additional vendors setting up outside.

OKCBCC Co-Working Wednesdays

Hosted by the OKC Black Chamber of Commerce, this free co-working session offers a relaxed space to connect with other Chamber members, get input on business questions, and stay accountable to tasks. Light snacks are provided. The format is come and go, with no requirement to remain for the entire session.

Veteran Senior Living: Navigating your Options Seminar

A free seminar at the Active Adult Center explores options for veteran senior living. It highlights the VA aide and attendance program, explaining ways it can offset expenses for senior living communities. This event is open to the public.

Mommy and Me Pilates

This Mommy and Me Pilates class at Chisholm Creek Event Center creates a welcoming space where moms can move, recharge, and connect while staying close to their little ones. The workout is gentle and beginner friendly, making it a good fit for anyone new to Pilates, postpartum, or easing back into regular movement. Children of any age are welcome, the atmosphere is pressure free, and participants can go at a pace that feels comfortable while little ones can simply be themselves. After the session, there is time to unwind, chat, and build community with fellow moms.

Sevendust One Tour

Sevendust takes the stage at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City.

Refined Aesthetics Grand Opening

Refined Aesthetics, KC Wellness, Erin Meir Aesthetics, and Cindy Nickel Aesthetics celebrate one year together under one roof with a first birthday grand opening celebration. This free community event features beauty, small bites, and bubbly, welcoming longtime patients and new visitors alike. Highlights include food and beverages from Tiny Bubles Tap Truck, a permanent jewelry pop up by Hitch by Billie, a custom hat bar from Trendy Truckers Hats by Faye, and an exclusive giveaway with more details to come. Partners and sponsors include First Enterprise Bank, Galderma, Sciton, EltaMD, ZO Skin Health, StimLabs, Epionce, Allergan, and Revance.

Meet the Chair 2026 - Kickback with Kretchmar

An easygoing networking evening with 2026 Chair of the Board, Jeff Kretchmar, unfolds at Tower Theatre OKC. The focus is on casual connections and thoughtful conversation in a relaxed setting that brings together members, board members, and ambassadors. Presenting sponsors are Arvest Bank and Prodigal. Admission is free.

Digital Art: Intro to Animating

Explore the fundamentals of digital art in a six week introduction to 2D animation designed for beginners and those with some experience. The class welcomes ages 10 and up, and younger participants may attend if they are mature. Instruction covers essential art concepts, digital drawing techniques, storyboarding, frame by frame animation, working with layers, and adding voiceover and sound effects. The course is led by Elizabeth Schilling and Olive Woodruff. Participants should have Ibis Paint or Procreate along with FlipaClip, and a compatible digital pencil or stylus is required. Registration allows you to choose from available dates. The class is listed at $125, with a sale price of $115 noted. Students who finish early can continue creating, add to a shared art wall, relax in a hideaway room, or even spend time with ferrets. To support a positive learning environment, please enroll only students who are ready to participate respectfully. Families using Epic Charter Schools can enter the coupon code EPIC at checkout with the student name and ID.

Hot Rods & Hamburgers - MIDWEST CITY

Car enthusiasts meet at Boomarang Diner in Midwest City to share their passion with fellow fans. It is a casual, weather dependent gathering with food from the diner, friendly conversation around the cars, and ample on site parking.

DND for Beginners

Explore Dungeons & Dragons in a beginner-friendly one-shot that covers the essentials at a comfortable pace, with time set aside for questions and clarifications. Please prepare a level 2 character in advance, or choose from available pre-generated character sheets.

Red Coyote Run Club OKC

A free, social run, jog, and walk at Red Coyote Running and Fitness welcomes every pace, with dogs and strollers allowed. The route is about three miles, starting at the OKC shop, looping through Nichols Hills, and returning to the start. Participants must acknowledge a waiver at check-in or through the Red Coyote app. For safety, a personal light is required for visibility. Anyone who wants a beer must show ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in through the app also earns points for taking part.

Hoshin Tao Chi Kung

Hoshin Tao Chi Kung offers an introduction to an ancient healing practice that blends meditation, intentional breathing, and gentle movement to cultivate energy and balance. Participants can expect a focus on calming the mind and spirit, supporting creativity, study, and athletic performance, and encouraging overall well-being and longevity. More advanced work may be associated with kundalini rising. Instruction is led by Grayson Trice, a direct student of Dr. Glenn J. Morris and a certified Hoshin Tao Chi Kung instructor. Grayson’s path includes internal martial arts and Eastern healing arts, along with studies in Shing Yi, Ling Kong Jing, and Reiki. He holds black belt ranks in several disciplines, including Sambo at the master sport level, Kyushin Ryu shodan, and Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu nidan. Earlier in life, while serving as an Eastern Orthodox priest and recovering from serious illness, he found a traditional Japanese dojo that set him on a transformative path. He later served as chaplain for Hoshin Roshi Ryu and founded work that became the Hoshin Hermetic Society. Today he leads the Dojo of the Sun & Moon, where he and his wife, Ophelia, share instruction in energy work, meditation, Western esoterics, and related disciplines, with a commitment to preserving the healing tradition he received and making it available to everyone. Cost is pay what you can.

Draw, Paint and Watercolor 6 week class

Explore drawing, painting and watercolor in a six week course designed for ages 10 and up. The initial sequence covers a two point perspective watercolor of a floating town, landscape painting on canvas, a charcoal still life focused on value and graphite portrait drawing. Subsequent sessions delve into a five point perspective viewed from inside a bubble, fire themed artwork, a pop art cake on canvas inspired by Wayne Theibaud and a pencil study of a foreshortened hand. Further study includes neurographic watercolor, optical art, an animal still life featuring a sleeping live ferret and lighting studies on black paper. If students finish early, they can keep creating, contribute to a collaborative art wall, spend time in a hideaway room or interact with ferrets. The class is led by Elizabeth Schilling. The fee is $95 for six classes with supplies included, currently discounted to $80. Multiple sessions are available to choose from. Those using Epic Charter Schools can use the coupon code EPIC at checkout with the student name and ID.

Pre-Silverball All-Classics Strikeout 2026

An all-classics pinball tournament returns ahead of Silverball Showdown, showcasing electromechanical and solid-state machines from the Silverball Showdown Arena Pool, with other classics added if needed. Players compete in a three-strike group knockout, with one strike assessed in three-player groups and two strikes in four-player groups. Opening pairings follow IFPA seeding with adjacent pairing, and later rounds use Swiss pairings. The field is capped at 48 participants. Entry requires a mandatory $1 IFPA fee, and players can optionally enter a $5 prize pool. There is no pre-registration, and on-site registration will be handled by tournament director Adam Nickel.

jigitz

Electronic artist jigitz takes the stage as headliner at Beer City Music Hall in OKC. Drawing from the American UKG scene, his in-the-round performance is known for rapid pacing, tight execution, and a dance floor focus. Recommended for fans of Angrybaby, IN PARALLEL, and Daniel Allan.

Rachel & Griffin

Rachel and Griffin head back to El Coyote Bar & Cantina for the season’s first evening on the patio, a place they enjoy stretching out and trying things a bit differently. The night unfolds in two parts. Rachel sets the tone with a solo acoustic performance, then Griffin takes the spotlight with a solo banjo set. The approach is intimate and loose, guided by the moment and the glow of the patio lights. With New Mexican fare in the mix, it is the kind of laid-back night that can make you want to stay longer than planned.

Peter Antoniou

Peter Antoniou delivers a live mind reading show to a General Admission audience that stays fully engaged from start to finish. The room crackles with gasps and laughter, building seat-gripping suspense in a way only a live performance can. General Admission is nearing a sellout, with only a limited number of tickets remaining. Promotional codes are available: TAKE5 provides 5% off purchases of $199 or more, and TAKE10 provides 10% off purchases of $349 or more. Availability continues to shrink, and once the final seats are gone, no additional tickets will be released.

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings | Midwest City, OK

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings perform in Midwest City, Oklahoma. This is a reserved seated show open to all ages. A password pre-sale is available with the code FUBSY, followed by a general on-sale. Tickets are available online.

Live From the Patio 2026

Enjoy live music on the patio at Louie's Grill & Bar (S. Western) with performances by Steve Crossley and Jerry Wilson throughout the spring and summer. Outdoor events are dependent on weather and may be canceled.

David Rawlings

David Rawlings brings an intimate evening of acoustic music to Rose State Performing Arts Center in Oklahoma City. Celebrated for intricate fingerpicking and a soulful stage presence, he blends folk, bluegrass, and roots influences into storytelling that feels rooted in Americana tradition. Look for finely crafted guitar lines, rich vocal harmonies, and lyrics that leave a lasting impression. Ticket savings are available with code TAKE5 for 5% off orders of $199 or more, or TAKE10 for 10% off $349 or more.

Mega Connections Day!

A focused referral networking session for trades and home service professionals takes place at Chisholm Creek Event Center. It brings together local experts to exchange qualified referrals, share practical insights, and form a tight circle of trusted partners who can rely on each other for steady work. The program highlights why relationship-based marketing works so well for contractors and home pros. Recommendations from known partners help homeowners choose faster, reduce spending on third-party lead platforms, improve coordination on job sites, and support a whole-home approach that delivers added value for clients. Attendees will explore a straightforward method for teaming up with three to four complementary trades to create a dependable referral loop. There is guidance on framing an ideal project so partners send the right opportunities, followed by unstructured networking with professionals serving the same neighborhoods. The session is designed to respect busy schedules and it is free to attend. This event welcomes general contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, landscapers, interior designers, roofers, painters, real estate agents, home inspectors, and property managers.

The Heartstrings: Trailer Park Poems Tour

The Trailer Park Poems Tour brings The Heartstrings to Beam Live for a night of country grit and rock and roll drive. Active since 2015 and based in Pennsylvania, the band has built a loyal following at home while taking their high-energy show from their home state to Texas. They have shared bills with Gary Allan, The Lone Bellow, Lewis Brice, and Rehab, and they recently sold every one of 500 tickets to their latest album release show. Their momentum includes CPMA awards and nominations. Special guest Jesse Alan will also perform. Ticket options include general admission at $15 online or $20 at the door. Reserved seating is $20 or $25, and Premier Seating is $25 or $30. If a full table is not purchased, any remaining seats may be offered to other parties. Contact the organizer for special requests.

ThinkBiz

A welcoming group of business professionals meets each week to exchange referrals, share insights, and offer mutual support. This friendly networking gathering takes place at Project 3810, LLC and focuses on building connections that help participants collaborate and grow.

Battle of the Bags 2026

Battle of the Bags returns with a festive cornhole tournament featuring music, walking tacos, a complimentary bar, casual games, and an awards ceremony. This fourth annual showdown puts bragging rights at stake as competitors aim for the title, while spotlighting support for the event’s mission.

Sal Vulcano

See Sal Vulcano perform live.

wes mills

Find tickets for wes mills at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City.

Cinco de Mayo Fest

An annual celebration presented by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce brings families, businesses, and community leaders together to honor culture, heritage, and economic opportunity. The gathering highlights Mexican history and Latino traditions with live music, folkloric dance, authentic cuisine, area vendors, and activities for all ages. It also serves as a showcase for local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations. Attendees can connect with Chamber members, discover useful resources, and engage with brands committed to supporting and strengthening the Hispanic community. Drawing thousands each year, this lively, welcoming event offers sponsors and partners strong visibility and meaningful ways to build relationships. It underscores unity, cultural pride, and the growing impact of the Hispanic community in Oklahoma City.

Stained Glass Date Night

Create a stained glass sun catcher together in a hands-on workshop designed for pairs. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance through cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering. Choose a design from an in-studio pattern library, use the provided tools, and take home your finished first piece. No prior experience is required. The cost is $75 per person and includes glass and materials. Each ticket admits two participants. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Registering at least two hours ahead is recommended to secure a spot, and walk-ins are generally not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the start so you can begin on time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Participants must be 14 or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. Closed toe shoes are recommended. Attendance is not advised for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Please note an allergen caution, the studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Shodo TaiChi Fundamentals by Founder Master Van Tran

Explore Shodo TaiChi, a method developed by Master Van Tran after more than 50 years dedicated to acupuncture, Aikido, and Tai Chi. This gentle practice is designed to stimulate acupuncture meridians to support healing and the health of internal organs. Expect a format that uses an exercise ball for seated or light bouncing positions while the upper body moves through coordinated patterns. The techniques are straightforward to learn, rely on relaxation rather than muscle strength, and are welcoming to older adults while still offering a powerful experience. Benefits include easing body aches and pains, building endurance and memory, reducing stress and depression, and improving coordination, eyesight, and hearing. Tiered pricing is available and all proceeds support Radiant Healing Arts Center: $25 Help Us Grow, $15 Standard, and $5 for those who are struggling financially.

Cinco de Mayo Fitness Dance Party

A Cinco de Mayo inspired fitness dance party brings upbeat music and movement to Mustang Recreation Center. Instructors Melissa, Nikki, Laura, and Brittany lead a lively session designed to feel like a celebration while delivering a fun workout. Entry is included with Recreation Center admission, and the first class is free. No advance registration is required.

Pottery Wheel Workshop

Get hands-on with a beginner-friendly pottery wheel class designed for anyone curious about wheel throwing without a long-term commitment. This single session introduces the core steps of working on the wheel, including centering, opening, pulling, and shaping. Each class begins with instructor demonstrations, then shifts into guided practice. Trimming and finishing are not taught during the session, and the studio team will take care of trimming, firing, and glazing. You keep the pieces you make. The cost is $60 per person, which covers materials and about 1.5 hours of focused instruction. Class size is kept small with a maximum of five participants. Advance purchase is required, and securing a spot at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk-ins are rarely available. The class starts right on time. Arriving late may prevent completion of the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. All ticket sales are final. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready to begin on time. Participants must be at least 14 years old, and anyone under 18 needs a guardian-signed waiver. If you have cuts or abrasions on your hands, take appropriate precautions. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Finished work will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Please note the studio is home to a resident cat named Fishstick. Those with cat allergies are advised not to attend.

Open Group Fitness Auditions

Crunch Fitness - OKC Quail Springs is hosting open auditions for group fitness instructors. Candidates can demonstrate their coaching style and class leadership during the audition, and interviews will be available on a first come, first served basis. Full and part time positions are available. Applicants should bring a resume along with plenty of energy and effort. The club embraces a no judgments philosophy and a welcoming, diverse team culture, with a focus on inspiring members to reach their fitness goals.

Ferret Friday

Enjoy a relaxed, all-ages art night devoted to ferret-inspired creativity. Instructor-led projects rotate from clay and ceramics to watercolor, mixed media and keychains, all centered on these playful animals. The studio’s mascots Slinky, Kazoo, Gizmo, Snoodle, Blip, Ginger, Peperoni and Fidget may romp or nap during class, and gentle cuddles are welcome either way. Snuggle aprons with pockets are available to keep a sleepy friend close, and their light, musky scent is sometimes compared to Cheetos, Doritos or popcorn. Beyond the art tables, explore imaginative play spaces, including the Hideaway room and its new companion, the Faraway, which offers climbing features, a slide and a glow-in-the-dark mushroom forest, along with a digital playground and a car arcade. Expect coloring, drawing, art games, hands-on learning and a monthly collaborative artwork, with an option to browse the Adopt-a-Ferret items in the gift shop. This recurring experience happens every other Friday night. Admission is $25.

Live After 5

Live After 5 kicks off with country artist Jake McVey, known for transforming concerts into interactive, high energy experiences that focus on audience connection and fun. He has appeared alongside leading country acts, including Blake Shelton. Expect an upbeat set and a relaxed atmosphere in Heartwood Park, a fitting spot to spend time with friends and enjoy a drink while the music plays.

Pressed Flower Stained Glass Workshop

At Strange Earth Studio, learn how to create a pressed flower piece using stained glass techniques in a two and a half hour, beginner friendly workshop. No prior experience is required, and you are welcome to bring small photos or other flat paper elements to incorporate into your frame. The cost is $65, which includes materials and glass for one project, and capacity is limited to four participants. Tickets must be purchased in advance. To help secure a spot, register at least two hours beforehand since walk in availability is rare. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready at the start. The class begins promptly, and late arrivals may be unable to complete the project. Arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is considered a cancellation without a refund. All ticket sales are final. Participants must be 14 years or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This workshop is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. The studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

40 Frame Game

Experience a one-of-a-kind bowling game available only at Planet Bowl in the Oklahoma City metro area. Enjoy a distinctive take on the sport that offers something different from the usual time at the lanes.

Two Feet

Two Feet brings The Next Steps Tour to Tower Theatre OKC, joined by special guests Sam Short and Brothel. As a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Two Feet blends rock, R&B, and electronic influences into a distinctive sound. Fans of Hippie Sabotage, Labrinth, and K.Flay may find a similar energy here.

Star Dreamz 2026

This special OMA fundraiser offers a memorable evening of music, magic, and dance. The vibrant showcase of talent includes lively performances and moments of wonder, all in support of OMA. The event helps OMA continue to create meaningful events and bring the community together throughout the year.

Junie B. Jones Jr. Children's Show

This children’s show follows Junie B. at the start of first grade, when everything feels new. Lucille drifts toward a different group of best friends, and Junie B. strikes up a friendship with Herb, the new student in Mr. Scary’s classroom. She struggles to see the board and wonders if glasses might help, while a kind cafeteria worker, a high-energy kickball tournament, and her prized secret journal make first grade feel full of surprises.

Bill Callahan

Bill Callahan performs live at Beer City Music Hall in OKC. He is a prominent singer songwriter who emerged from the indie rock scene of the late 1980s, and the show suits fans of Smog, Cass McCombs, or Lambchop.

Sip & Paint 'Under the Moonlight' with us!

Settle in for a relaxing sip and paint experience inspired by a gentle moonlit scene that adds a soothing glow to any space. An optional DIY candle add on is available for $25, featuring a custom, all natural soy candle. Choose from 25 fragrances and hand pour your candle before class so it can set while you paint, then head home with two handmade creations. Those choosing the candle option should arrive 30 minutes before class begins, since late arrivals may forfeit the candle portion. Plan to get there a little early to check in, order a drink, grab an apron, and find your seat so you are ready when instruction starts. Traffic and parking in Bricktown can be busy and unpredictable, so allow extra time. The studio sits along the Bricktown canal at canal level, just west of the Bricktown Ballpark, with an entrance facing the water between Mickey Mantle Drive and Oklahoma Ave in the Miller Jackson building. For accessibility details, contact the venue on weekdays. Public classes require a minimum of five registrations. If that threshold is not met, participants will be notified at least six hours in advance and may choose a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy applies to all public classes without exceptions. Cancellations made 48 or more hours in advance qualify for a full refund or a transfer, those made 24 hours in advance qualify for a transfer, and cancellations with less notice or no notice result in forfeiture of the reservation. For regular public classes, ages 13 to 17 may attend with an adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat.

The Barker

The Barker presents a fearless cabaret in Oklahoma City, spotlighting misfits, outsiders, and one-of-a-kind voices who celebrate difference. Expect daring acts and an immersive setting, plus the chance to enjoy a drink with friends. Set in downtown Oklahoma City, costumes and character play add extra personality to the evening.

UCO Choirs in Concert

UCO Choirs present a spring choral program at Westminster Presbyterian Church featuring the Concert Chorale, Cantilena, and the University Choir. The ensembles come together for Lux Aeterna by Morten Lauridsen and Missa Solennelle by Louis Vierne with guest organist Dr. Sallie Pollack. Admission is free.

Andy Franklin

At Twisters Comedy Club, Andy Franklin takes the headlining spot, with Larry Tibbs featured and Lynn K as host. Andy has taken the stage at venues and festivals nationwide, and his hour-long special streams on Apple TV and Amazon Prime. His comedy blends high energy with sharp, personal storytelling, combining self-awareness with a straightforward, punchy approach. His resume ranges from traditional rooms to a hefty run of dive bar headlining sets across the country, and he nearly made it to Canada once. When he steps away from the mic, he is often relaxing with a whiskey on a couch.

Kmax

KMAX brings a high-octane, genre-blending performance to Beam Live, mixing pop, hip hop, and R&B into a fluid sound that moves from intimate and soulful to explosive, crowd-moving peaks. Originating from Canada and now appearing on stages around the world, this artist is known for striking visuals, story-driven lyrics, and a magnetic presence. The show aims to draw listeners into an immersive experience where each song stands out and the full set leaves a lasting impression. Pricing is $15 for general admission online or $20 at the door, with reserved seating at $20 or $25 and Premier Seating at $25 or $30. If a table is not purchased in full, remaining seats may be offered to other guests. For special requests, reach out to the organizer.

Nature's Open Book • Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library

Nature's Open Book is a special display at the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library presented with SKELETONS: the Museum of Osteology. Visitors can explore skeletal specimens that include a 24 foot killer whale, a group of lions, a giraffe, and additional pieces. Related displays will also appear at other locations within the library system.

2026 Triangle Spring Sale

The 46th Triangle Spring Sale at the Oklahoma City State Fair Grounds spotlights performance-bred horses suited for cutting, reining, cow horse events, roping, barrel racing, and ranch work. Recognized as a leading all-around performance horse marketplace, it brings together buyers and consignors searching for their next show contender, breeding prospect, or reliable partner. Consignments are accepted, and online bidding is available.

2026 BBQ Battle

This two day barbecue celebration blends competition, flavor, and community, welcoming seasoned teams and barbecue fans alike. Day one brings a fast-paced start with two Rib Cookoff Association rib contests alongside a chicken wing competition, giving cooks a chance to fire up their pits while attendees soak in the sights, aromas, and flavors that define competitive barbecue. The momentum continues on day two with two more rib categories and a spotlight-stealing steak contest. Young chefs get creative in a kids dessert challenge, and a People's Choice tasting lets the crowd sample entries and cast votes. From spirited matchups to family-friendly moments, the Warriors for Freedom BBQ gathers pitmasters, food lovers, and neighbors for two days filled with camaraderie and great taste.

Legal Q & A Day

This in-person legal clinic offers survivors free, limited legal advice from volunteer attorneys. Organized by the Palomar Legal Network in partnership with La Luz Org and the Latino Community Development Agency, the clinic addresses topics such as victim protective orders, family and other domestic matters, and issues between landlords and tenants. Spanish-speaking clients will have access to bilingual advocates for assistance.

Shred Day

This event highlights #ritewayshredding.

Open Studio at Pinot's Palette!

Open Studio at Pinot's Palette offers a laid-back, self-guided art session that lets you create at your own pace. Choose from studio painting options or bring a personal project up to 16 by 20 inches. Paints, brushes, and canvas are provided, and optional printed or video instructions are available if you would like guidance. This is a walk-in experience with no reservation required, and you can settle in for as long as the session lasts in a relaxed, come-and-go atmosphere. Select your project and pay on arrival. Project choices include a 10 by 10 canvas for $15, a 16 by 20 canvas for $25, a 16 by 20 rustic wood board for $30, or a 16 by 20 canvas with video instruction for $30, which uses your smartphone or iPad to view the tutorial. Bringing your own project up to 16 by 20 inches is $15 and includes paints, brushes, and studio time. A DIY candle activity is available for $25, with a selection of 25 scents to pour a custom candle. A full bar menu is available for purchase, including wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. The setting suits individuals, pairs, or groups looking to relax, unwind, and create something fun.

Cousins Maine Lobster at OKC Department of Education

Cousins Maine Lobster appears at the OKC Department of Education with a menu focused on lobster favorites. Look for rolls prepared Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas. Additional choices include lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies. Orders can be placed through the Cousins Maine Lobster app to bypass the line and earn rewards.

Grand Opening

A grand opening celebration for TGH featuring games, prizes, and a friendly setting for nerdy fun.

Tactical Emergency Medical Support Course

This course offers an opportunity to expand medical knowledge in the field of tactical emergency medical support. Friends are welcome to take part together. The session takes place at Blue Haven Firearms Education and Training.

USRowing Central Youth Rowing Championship

Set along the Oklahoma River in the OKC Boathouse District, the USRowing Central Youth Rowing Championship brings together junior crews from Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Racing determines district champions and provides a pathway to the USRowing National Youth Championship.

Pour More! Fridays All~New Trappy Hour Experience!

A new trap-inspired happy hour features DJ sets, food, hookah, a relaxed patio atmosphere, and more. Music and bites set the tone for a laid-back social setting.

Damon Darling

See Damon Darling at a comedy show in Oklahoma City. This is a live experience you wont want to miss.

Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol

RBBP bassist Aaron Metzdorf explains that their catalog already leans hard on massive, straightforward riffs, and the aim with the record Big Dumb Riffs was to tighten that idea even more. Big Dumb Riffs follows through by ratcheting the concept to the limit, putting the focus squarely on unapologetic, riff-first energy.

Honey I Shrunk the Party! w/ Laura

Step into a mystery where scale flips the script. While searching the home of a missing mage, the party sets off an enchantment that shrinks them to insect size. A modest cottage becomes an expansive landscape, with looming furniture, perilous obstacles, and ordinary creatures that suddenly pose a threat. Survival depends on navigating this unfamiliar world, uncovering the cause, and reclaiming normal size before getting lost among the house’s hidden corners. This is a level 5 adventure that uses the 2014 rules. Pre-generated characters are available, or players may create their own.

Blended Studios Company Tryouts

Blended Studios will hold open company tryouts for dancers of all levels to audition for its competition companies. Participants ages 5 to 18 are welcome, and no prior dance experience is required. The studio emphasizes an encouraging environment where every dancer is seen and supported while building skills and confidence. Space is limited.

Ready! Parent Workshops

Free parent workshops at Coolidge Elementary offer practical guidance and tools to help prepare babies and toddlers for school success. Sponsored by Oklahoma City Public Schools, this in-person session includes free toys, materials, and books to support learning at home. Child care is available for children who are walking. Participation is for families who live in Oklahoma County with children ages 0 to 5, and children already in Kindergarten do not qualify. For more information or to register, call 405-587-0422.

Kentucky Derby Hat & Bowtie Contest

Remington Park brings the 152nd Kentucky Derby to life with a simulcast from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. As anticipation builds for the big race, guests can take part in a free Hat and Tie Style Contest on Track Level North. Participants 18 and older may compete for prize money in categories that include most elegant, most creative, best bowtie, and best couple. Prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place in each category.

Time For Tea

This women’s tea offers a welcoming setting for fellowship with friendly company, thoughtful conversation, and genuine connection. Hats and gloves are encouraged for a classic touch, and you are welcome to bring a guest or attend solo. Tickets are $25 for one or $40 for two. Payments can be made through Givelify to Solid Faith Ministry or via Cash App at $solidfaithministryok, and include Women’s Tea in the payment note. For questions, call 405-326-4195.

Auditions: Drunk Classics: Antony and Cleopatra

3rd Act Theatre Company returns with the 8th Annual Drunk Classics Summer Tour, presenting a spirited take on Antony and Cleopatra adapted and directed by Kenneth Chambers from Shakespeare. In-person auditions are being held for this fundraising touring production, which will travel to various venues around the OKC metro. Prospective performers will read from sides provided at the audition. Registration is available through the event page’s Find Tickets button, and in-person callbacks may be scheduled as needed. The company is committed to inclusive casting and welcomes performers of all backgrounds and identities. Drunk Classics blends a well-known story with lively improv and adult beverages. At each performance the audience votes for one cast member to start the show after a few drinks. Audience donations then trigger new improv “rules” drawn at random, which might call for a specific voice or persona, such as an angry Scotsman, a heavy smoker, or a Jennifer Coolidge impression, or a physical challenge like scratching at an unreachable itch, coping with a leg that has fallen asleep, or moving as if without bones. No one is selected as the designated drunk for back-to-back shows, transportation for that performer is provided, and a nightly collection is shared among the cast as stipends. The story follows Antony, a co-ruler of Rome, and Cleopatra, Egypt’s queen, whose passionate bond pulls Antony away from his duties. Summoned home by Augustus and Lepidus, he leaves Cleopatra in despair. A betrayal by Augustus sends Antony back to Egypt, setting the stage for conflict with Rome. The tale mixes tempestuous romance, political maneuvering, and serpentine menace in a comedic, booze-tinged retelling. All roles are open, with characters including Mark Antony, Cleopatra, Agrippa, Octavius also known as Caesar and the Soothsayer, Enobarbus and a farmer, Charmain and Pompey, as well as Lepidus, Eros, and Octavia. The production features mature language and adult themes involving love, sex, drunkenness, death, war, suicide, infidelity, bawdy humor, pranks, hijinks, and mischief. Performers must be of legal drinking age and able to consume alcohol, though artists who are sober are encouraged to audition and accommodations can be made. Rehearsals will lead into multiple performances during the summer tour.

TEEN Night- FREE ENTRY 1st Sat

Teen Night in MWC invites older tweens and teens to get creative and hang out with music, face painting, art, friends, and even some time with ferrets. This is a drop off experience for ages 11 through 12th grade. A dedicated hideaway room gives participants a place to relax between activities, meet new people, and explore the digital playground. Admission is free with the purchase of a Create and Take shelf project, with options starting at $5. Registration is required, but there is no entry fee for this night. Teens may bring cash or a card, or an amount can be added during registration for projects and add ons, which start at $5. Ferrets will be part of the experience. Families using Epic Charter School can apply the code EPIC at registration and include the student ID.

Jesse Cahn's Open Mic

Dave Laurence steps in as guest host for a few weeks while Jesse Cahn is away, leading the longest running acoustic open mic in Oklahoma City at JJ's Alley Bricktown Pub. Performers are welcome to bring their own songs, with a special emphasis on original music. Signups are available for a limited portion of the event.

Mersiv 5.2.26 / Subsonix / Disco Donnie

Subsonix and Disco Donnie bring Mersiv to the OKC Farmers Market for a night of music. Attendees must be at least 16 years old. All sales are final and tickets are nonrefundable. For the safety and comfort of everyone, weapons, drugs, and disruptive behavior are not allowed, and a zero tolerance policy will be enforced. Staff may refuse service to anyone for any reason.

Clarion and more

Clarion shares the bill with Bed, Fawn, and Revealing. This three-piece blends shoegaze, rock, and post punk, pairing insistent dance rhythms with roaring amps for a high-energy performance.

James McMurtry

James McMurtry brings a live set to Beer City Music Hall, joined by special guest BettySoo. Listeners who follow Hayes Carll, Todd Snider, or Justin Townes Earle may especially appreciate this performance.

Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony

Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony unfolds in a grand collaboration as the OKC Philharmonic teams up with Canterbury Voices and soloists in the spotlight. The program brings orchestra and chorus together in a sweeping performance that concludes the season.

May Coffee & Cars Presented by Your Oklahoma Chevy Team Dealers

This community car meet gathers enthusiasts at Life.Church Oklahoma City for coffee, cars and conversation, with food options, vendor booths and event merch. Whether showcasing a vehicle or simply taking in the lineup, there is room for everyone. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. Presented by Oklahoma Chevy Team Dealers with support from The Agency, Audio Midwest, Blue Shield Floor Coatings, Chick-fil-a Quail Springs & Deer Creek, Dents on on Demand, Elite Watersports, Eurotek OKC, Kicker, Oklahoma City Community College, Scooters Coffee, The Skinny Club, Vibe Creative Worx, Waterloo Trailer Sales and Woodall Equipment.

Shodo TaiChi Fundamentals by Founder Master Van Tran

Drawing on over five decades of work in acupuncture, Aikido, and TaiChi, Master Van Tran developed Shodo TaiChi, a gentle practice that activates acupuncture meridians to support healing and the health of internal organs. This fundamentals session introduces simple movements that are easy to learn. Participants sit or lightly bounce on an exercise ball while coordinating upper body motions. The method does not rely on muscular strength, which keeps it accessible for older adults while still delivering a strong effect. Reported benefits include easing everyday aches and pains, building endurance and supporting memory, lowering stress and depression, and improving coordination along with clearer eyesight and sharper hearing. Cost tiers are available. The Help Us Grow option is $25, the Standard rate is $15, and the Struggling Financially option is $5. All proceeds benefit Radiant Healing Arts Center.

Neil Rubenstein & Friends

A comedy show headlined by Neil Rubenstein, a tattooed performer who subverts his tough look with a kind and thoughtful style. He shares stories about a past that includes running a poker room and owning a brothel, delivering them as casually as someone might talk about a college literature class. The show is hosted by Josh Trillo and features sets from Caleb McCoury, Hudson Harder, Heidi Fitz, Dace Carlson, and Nataly Perez.

Dead Aces and more

Beam Live hosts a high-octane night of rock as The Dead Aces bring their rock and roll sound with a charged performance that holds attention from the first song to the last. Karma adds even more drive to the lineup, and Liberty Ann appears as a special acoustic guest, creating a complete evening of live music. Tickets are $15 general admission online or $20 at the door. Reserved seating is $20 or $25, and Premier Seating is $25 or $30. If a table is not purchased in full, remaining seats may be offered to other parties. Contact the organizer for special requests.

Farmers Market

Scissortail Park’s farmers market offers a seasonal outdoor shopping experience centered on freshness, quality, and variety, featuring produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan-made items. Every vendor sells what they personally raise, grow, or make, so shoppers connect directly with the people behind each product. Appreciated for attentive service and a welcoming park setting, it has become a go-to spot for market finds. Presented with support from Bank of Oklahoma, Renewal by Andersen of Oklahoma, and Midtown Renaissance.

Safe Kids Day 2026

Safe Kids Oklahoma hosts a day of family fun at the Oklahoma City Zoo, featuring a safari-themed safety scavenger hunt and hands-on activities for all ages. Learn practical ways to stay safe at home, at play, and while out and about. Twelve bicycles will be given away during the event. Regular zoo admission is required to participate.

101. Camera Essentials - Oklahoma City

Tailored to first-time digital camera owners, this single-session course at Bedford Camera & Video in Oklahoma City helps you get comfortable with a new camera. Topics include caring for equipment, understanding basic controls, using shutter and flash functions, exploring scene modes, practical shooting tips, and options for printing or other output. There are no prerequisites. The class lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. The fee is $25, or free with the purchase of a camera and Camera+, see store for details. Class size typically ranges from 8 to 15 participants depending on the venue.

OKC Public Farmers Market Residency

Dubai House presents a Saturday residency at OKC Farmers Public Market, spotlighting kunafa-stuffed cookies influenced by Mediterranean and French flavors. Each dessert is prepared in Oklahoma City with halal ingredients for a fresh, locally made treat. The booth is located downstairs, and signs will make it easy to find.

Nature's Open Book • Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library

Curiosity comes alive at the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library as SKELETONS: Museum of Osteology presents Nature’s Open Book, a special showcase of remarkable animal skeletons. See a killer whale spanning 24 feet, a group of lions, a giraffe, and other specimens. Additional skeleton displays will be featured at various locations throughout the library system.

Nervous Nellies: A Reactive Dog Course

At Treasured Hounds, this reactive dog course centers on real-world exposure and practical experience rather than advanced skills. The curriculum helps teams reinforce core foundations, recognize what triggers reactive behaviors, and rebuild a healthy handler-dog relationship. Enrollment is $185 and includes an orientation for owners only with no dogs present, followed by seven training sessions.

Stick! and more

Stick! teams up with Gold Lincoln to present a special Horses Don't Stop performance upstairs at Ponyboy.

OKC Mama + Mini Mixer

A family friendly mixer for moms and their little ones returns to Cargo Room for its third year. Timed just ahead of Mother’s Day, it offers a chance to find gifts for yourself or the mothers in your life, along with crafts and goodies for kids. The gathering is presented by Cargo Room and Kid Friendly OKC. Coffee Slingers is right across the hall for anyone who wants a caffeine boost.

2026 Strawberry Fest

Celebrate all things strawberry at Orr Family Farm with strawberry inspired treats and milkshakes, bright spring photo spots, friendly farm animals, and more than 25 attractions to enjoy. Strawberry picking will not be offered, but the market will have fresh strawberries and strawberry treats available to buy.

Cactus Jack's Silverball Showdown 2026

Cactus Jack’s Silverball Showdown 2026 brings two days of match play to Cactus Jacks Family Fun Center, with competition on pinball machines from every era. Players compete for cash prizes, trophies, and World Pinball Player Rankings points in this IFPA certified tournament. Additional pre-Showdown events and a consolation tournament add more chances to take the field. Registration is capped at 112 participants, with a waitlist available once the limit is reached. Full event details and tournament rules are available on the event website.

AHA BLS CPR & FIRST AID Class in Oklahoma - CPR Classes Near Me Oklahoma

Attend an American Heart Association BLS CPR class. This in-person course is designed to provide both healthcare professionals and other individuals with life-saving techniques. Certified instructors lead the classes, which provide high-quality training. Youll receive your certification eCard the same day. First Aid and Bloodborne Pathogens training are also available. Onsite CPR certification is available for businesses and groups.

Fine Linens - Clothing Market

This welcoming, no-cost clothing market is created especially for women, offering an open setup where guests can browse a variety of pieces and take home favorites with no questions asked. It focuses on discovering new-to-you finds and enjoying a stress-free way to refresh a wardrobe at zero cost.

Mathis Brothers’ Pet Adoption Event

Mathis Brothers’ semiannual pet adoption event is coming up. Additional details will be announced soon.

TUR at Mathis Home Pet Adoption Event

TUR participates in a multi-rescue pet adoption event at Mathis Home, highlighting dogs ready for new homes. Families can meet the adoptable pups, share some cuddles, and consider welcoming a new companion into their lives.

Derby Day Beer Garden

Celebrate the excitement of Kentucky Derby Day from the Derby Day Beer Garden at Remington Park. Set on the Track Plaza-North beside the Horse and Rider waterfall, this outdoor, 21+ spot offers a distinctive view of live Remington Park races along with stakes action shown via simulcast from Churchill Downs, culminating with the 152nd Kentucky Derby. The garden is furnished and includes reserved seating that remains in place through the end of the Derby simulcast. The Beer Garden package is $50 per guest and includes admission credentials, two beer tickets, and a charcuterie ticket. Anheuser-Busch products will be available along with full bar service. The Anheuser-Busch promotions team will be on site with games and party favors, and the space features outdoor favorites like cornhole, shuffleboard, Connect Four, and more. Entry is limited to ages 21 and up. The Remington Park Casino is open for jackpot play before, during, and after the Beer Garden festivities.

Ceramic Paint Palette Workshop

Explore hand-building techniques while creating a ceramic paint palette and a coordinating brush holder at Strange Earth Studio. This two-hour workshop provides guided, hands-on instruction, and each participant completes and keeps two pieces. Designs are highly customizable, all materials are included in the $40 ticket, and finished sizes will vary based on how each piece is constructed. Advance purchase is required to take part. Registering at least two hours beforehand helps secure a spot, as walk-in availability is rare. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready when the class begins. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their work, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. All ticket sales are final. Class size is capped at seven participants, and attendees must be at least 10 years old. Wear clothing and shoes that can get muddy. Completed pieces will be ready for pickup about three weeks after the session and will be held for up to 30 days. Please note that the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick. Those with cat allergies are advised not to attend.

Beginner 1 Pottery Wheel Course

Get hands-on with clay in a four week beginner pottery wheel course that covers throwing, trimming, finishing, decorating, and glazing. Each weekly session provides two hours of guided instruction for $180 per person, and all materials are included. You can keep the pieces you make, and class size is capped at six participants. Tickets must be purchased in advance to attend. Register ahead to secure a spot, as walk-ins are typically not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready to start on time. Late arrivals may not be able to complete the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are nonrefundable. Participants must be at least 16 years old, and a guardian signature is required for anyone under 18. Take precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands, and this class is not recommended for those who often experience pain in their hands or wrists. Short nails make throwing easier. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Finished work will be available for pickup three weeks after your final class and will be held for up to 30 days. The studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Kendra Scott Give Back Event

With Mother’s Day approaching, this give back event at Kendra Scott in OKC at Classen Curve pairs complimentary sips, sweets, and jewelry shopping with an opportunity to support Nexus Animals. Mention “Nexus Animals” at checkout and 20% of your purchase will be donated to its mission of connecting communities with at-risk animals through education, outreach, and adoption. Those shopping online can use code GIVEBACK-LOOYM to have their purchase benefit Nexus Animals as well. It offers a way to treat yourself or someone you love while giving back.

Cardio Line Dance

Get your heart rate up with a high-energy line dance workout that welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. This one-hour class is $10 and blends easy-to-follow cardio with routines set to popular hits and country favorites. Learn crowd-pleasing dances like Shivers, Choosing Texas, Love Potion 666, Fireball, Whiskey Drinkin' SOB, Burn It Down, Cupid Shuffle, Uptown Funk, Copperhead Road, Crank It Up, Tipsy, Cowboy Boogie, Boots on the Ground, Same Ole Two Step, Any Man of Mine, Timber, and many more. No experience is required, requests are encouraged, and the atmosphere is friendly for anyone looking to make new connections while getting a great workout.

Kentucky Derby Day Remington Park!

Catch every moment of the Kentucky Derby at Remington Park with a simulcast from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, paired with a full day of live racing, celebration, style, and food. Local racing begins earlier than usual and features American Quarter Horse, Paint, and Appaloosa events, anchored by two graded stakes. The Grade 1 Leo Stakes offers $100,000 over 400 yards for leading older runners and serves as the final major prep for the season-ending Debbie Schauf Remington Park Championship. Distance specialists line up in the Grade 2 Pauls Valley Stakes for $50,000 at 870 yards, highlighting many of the sport’s top turn runners. The Derby Day Hat and Bowtie Style Contest returns on Track Level North with hundreds of participants competing for cash and prizes. Mutuel windows open early for Churchill Downs simulcasts, and the Kentucky Derby broadcast follows the local card. Parking and admission are free, and the casino is open.

Shopping Party!!!!

Find thoughtful Mother's Day gifts and take advantage of extra savings, with prize drawings and a few surprises.

Sol y Sonido: Cinco de Mayo

Set at Iguana, Sol Y Sonido presents a two part celebration for Cinco de Mayo, pairing sunny daytime energy with music from Espionage, Sartorius, and Twiinception. The festivities unfold across two sessions and are organized by eventsokc.

Paint Your Cake

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a calm, creative activity that lets participants decorate a personal mini cake using a palette of buttercream colors. The experience is designed for slowing down, connecting with someone special, or savoring a little time for yourself. No prior decorating skills are required, and everything is set up for a relaxed, hands-on session. Each person receives a mini cake, a buttercream color palette, and all necessary tools, presented in a thoughtfully styled, intimate setting. It works well for mothers and daughters, friends marking the occasion together, a distinctive Mother’s Day outing, or a solo self-care treat. Capacity is limited to keep the atmosphere welcoming and special.

Diesel At The Throttle

Diesel At The Throttle is set for the Oklahoma Railway Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ticket listings are available for anyone planning to attend.

Poteet Theatre Presents: Shrek The Musical

Shrek The Musical arrives at Poteet Theatre in a Tony Award-winning staging that turns the film's fairy tale into live theater. Familiar characters from the movie take the spotlight as this adventure unfolds on stage.

Dave Smith

Secure tickets to see Dave Smith performing live. As a resale marketplace, ticket prices may be above face value.

Becky Robinson

Stand-up comedian Becky Robinson brings The Beasts in Me Tour to Tower Theatre for a night packed with huge laughs and high-octane energy. Look forward to a performance you will remember. Suitable for fans of Fortune...

DND for Beginners

Start your tabletop journey with a beginner friendly Dungeons & Dragons one-shot that covers essential rules and how the game flows. The session is paced to welcome questions and provide clear explanations, creating a relaxed space for learning. Bring a level 2 character if you have one, or choose from pre-generated sheets available at the event.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame!

The OKCPHIL’s Discovery Series transforms the spirit of baseball into an upbeat orchestral experience at Civic Center Music Hall. Enjoy energetic music, tributes to well-known sports themes, and a lively sing-along to a classic ballpark song. Families and kids can clap, cheer, and maybe even ride a wave of excitement as the orchestra captures the feeling of game day in sound.

Old Time Jam

An old-time jam session hosted by OKLAHOMA OLD TIME takes place at the American Banjo Museum. Musicians who bring an instrument and take part receive free admission. Museum visitors are welcome to relax, listen, tap their feet, and enjoy the old-time music.

HIIT Yoga: May Fitness Series

Sweat and stretch with a HIIT Yoga class at the Mustang Recreation Center. This hybrid session blends high intensity intervals with classic yoga postures, creating a workout that builds strength, elevates the heart rate, and improves flexibility and focus. Hosted in the Mustang Parks and Recreation Fitness Room and led by instructor Ashley F., the class is included with a Fitness Pass membership. Registration is not required. Please bring your own yoga mat, as mats are not provided. Ideal for anyone seeking an energetic routine that also supports mobility and mindfulness.

Ceramic Cauldron Workshop

Explore hand-built pottery at Strange Earth Studio while crafting a ceramic flower bowl. Instructors provide two hours of guided, hands-on instruction, and the piece you make is yours to keep. Finished work will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. All materials are included in the ticket price. Advance purchase is required, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk-ins are generally not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the start, as the session begins on time. Late arrivals may not finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes late or more is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Class size is limited to seven participants. Guests must be at least 10 years old; a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18, and those under 14 must attend and participate with a parent or guardian. Wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy. Please note the studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

VG+ Sunday One Piece

A One Piece tournament at Video Games Plus features one on one constructed matches. The format is Swiss and continues until only an undefeated player remains. The entry fee is $5.

Mimosa Sunday! Sip & Paint 'Mochaccino Night' with us!

Mimosa Sunday Sip & Paint: Mochaccino Night centers on a moon with a mocha glow set against a deep, navy sky, with gentle light washing over flowers and stars sparkling nearby for a serene, momentary escape. An optional DIY candle add on is available for $25, allowing guests to choose from 25 fragrances and hand pour an all natural soy candle before class so it can set while the painting comes to life, creating two take home pieces. Candle participants should arrive 30 minutes before class begins, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle experience. Plan to arrive early to check in, order drinks, get an apron, find a seat, and be ready for the artist introduction. Traffic and parking in Bricktown can be busy and unpredictable, so extra time is recommended. Public classes require at least five registrations; if the minimum is not met, guests will be notified at least six hours before class and may choose a class credit or a full refund. Cancellations made 48 hours or more before class are eligible for a full refund or a transfer, cancellations within 24 hours may be transferred to another class, and reservations are forfeited with less than 24 hours notice or no notice. Regular public classes welcome ages 13 to 17 when accompanied by an adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are designated separately and allow all ages with a paid seat, with no exceptions.

Toadies: The Charmer Tour

Toadies brings The Charmer Tour to Tower Theatre in OKC with special guest Local H. Attendees can expect a live set centered on the band’s eighth studio album. Fans of Cracker, Sponge, and The Flys may be especially interested.

Track Event-Autocross-Event 4

Experience autocross at Remington Park in a safe, controlled setting. The Oklahoma SCCA runs this event, with the program operating through OKSCCA and OMC members Doug and Charli Childers serving as Autocross Directors. On-site check in and registration are followed by tech inspection, and car numbers and class must be displayed on the vehicle before tech. New drivers can take part in a guided novice course walk-through. A mandatory drivers meeting is held before the first runs begin. Online registration is available, and a late fee applies to registrations processed on event day. Pricing is as follows: SCCA members pay $50 if paid before event day or $60 if paid on event day. Non SCCA members, which includes a Weekend Membership, pay $75 if paid before event day or $80 if paid on event day. For more information, contact Autocross Directors Doug Childers at 405-627-5812 or Charli Childers at 405-431-8559, or email dougeyc@hotmail.com.

DoNot Stop Half Marathon (5k/10k)

Wheeler Park hosts a community race day with a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a 1 mile option, and a kids dash. The event is family friendly and welcomes every pace and fitness level, making it easy to run your race your way, whether aiming for a personal best or taking it easy with friends and family. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The kids dash meets at the start line and participants are guided to the dash starting area. The national anthem leads into the main start, and live results with awards are available at the registration tent after you finish. Registration perks for the 5k, 10k, and half marathon include a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal, plus chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and donuts at the finish line. The 1 mile is untimed and includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. The kids dash is a fun, untimed run for ages 10 and under, with a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a medal crafted for this event. Children may also run the kids dash without swag at no charge. Youth-based pricing for the 5k and 10k is available at $17 for participants age 12 and under. To guarantee a shirt, register by the organizer’s stated deadline.

Southern Soul Explosion ft. TJ Hooker-Taylor

Settle in for a soulful night as TJ Hooker leads his band through a blend of blues and Southern Soul, pairing expressive vocals with grooves that keep the energy high. Special guest Latonya Chereese adds even more spark with powerful vocals and a dynamic presence. Fans of these sounds can look forward to a lively, feel-good set from start to finish. For table reservations, call 405-476-8831.

Oklahoma City Thunder vs Phoenix Suns NBA Playoffs Game 7 Basketball Tickets Paycom Center OKC

The NBA playoffs heat up in the Western Conference first round as the Oklahoma City Thunder host the Phoenix Suns at Paycom Center for the series’ seventh game, designated as the Thunder’s fourth home date. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace that is not affiliated with the venue or the performer. Listings can include premium seats and suites, and options may be available even when the original box office is sold out. Individual sellers set prices, so listings can appear above or below face value. The exchange provides a guarantee that tickets are authentic and valid for entry, and offers a money back guarantee if the event is canceled entirely with no rescheduled date, excluding shipping. Since 2005, MyCityRocks has fulfilled over 100,000 orders and features an inventory of more than 40 million tickets for sports, concerts, and theater worldwide. Many customers share positive feedback about the service, and tickets can make a thoughtful gift for friends or family.

Mimosa Sunday Sip & Paint: "Blooming Cacti"

Brighten your space with a playful take on classic cacti at a relaxed sip and paint focused on a blooming desert theme. Local discounts or daily deals do not apply to this event. An optional DIY candle add on is available for $25, featuring all natural soy wax and a choice of 25 scents. You will pour your candle before painting so it can set while you create, allowing you to leave with two finished pieces. Those choosing the candle option should arrive early, and late arrivals may miss that portion. Public classes require a minimum of five registrations. If that number is not reached, guests will be contacted in advance and offered either a class credit or a full refund. A firm cancellation policy applies to all public classes with outcomes that vary based on how much notice is given, ranging from a full refund to a transfer or, with very short notice, forfeiture of the reservation. Regular public classes welcome ages 13 to 17 when accompanied by an adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Day sessions are designated separately and allow all ages with a paid seat. Plan to get there a little early so you can check in, order a drink, grab an apron, find your seat, and be ready when instruction begins. Bricktown traffic and parking can be busy and unpredictable, so plan ahead. The studio sits at canal level on the Bricktown canal just west of the ballpark, with an entrance facing the water between Mickey Mantle Drive and Oklahoma Avenue in the Miller Jackson building. For accessibility details, please call on weekdays during business hours.

Sunday Jazz Brunch

Indulge in a lavish brunch at Tellers, where favorites such as Eggs Benedict and Lemon Buttermilk Pancakes are served alongside Italian specialties from the wood-fired grill. Live jazz sets the tone in The Great Hall, and a curated selection of sparkling and signature brunch cocktails rounds out the experience.

Dragonfly Stained Glass Workshop

Create a stained glass sun catcher in a 2.5 hour class designed for beginners. Instructors provide step by step guidance through cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering, with individual help and the use of shop tools. You will complete your first piece and take it home. The ticket price of $55 includes all materials for one sun catcher, and space is limited to four participants. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Register at least two hours before the start to secure a spot, as walk-in availability is unlikely. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class starts promptly, and arriving 20 minutes late or more is treated as a cancellation with no refund. Late arrivals may also be unable to finish the project. All ticket sales are final. Participants must be 14 or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. Attendance is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. For those with cat allergies, please note the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick.

Ceramic Berry Bowl Workshop

Learn to hand build a ceramic berry and vegetable washing bowl in a welcoming, hands-on class. Over two hours, instructors provide step-by-step guidance so you can create a piece that is uniquely yours, and you will keep what you make. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable, and it is recommended to register at least two hours ahead since walk-ins are typically not available. The class starts promptly. Arriving 20 minutes or more late is treated as a cancellation with no refund, and late arrivals may not be able to finish the project. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The $50 ticket includes all materials for one planter, and the final size will vary based on how you construct it. Class size is capped at seven participants, and attendees must be at least 10 years old. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Allergy notice: the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so anyone with a cat allergy should not attend.

Pottery Wheel Workshop

Explore wheel throwing in a single-session pottery class designed for anyone who wants to try the wheel without a long-term commitment. Learn the essentials of centering, opening, pulling, and shaping clay, with each session beginning with demonstrations of throwing techniques. Trimming and finishing are not part of the instruction. The studio will trim, fire, and glaze your piece for you. The class lasts 1.5 hours and is $60 per person, including materials and hands-on instruction. You keep the pieces you create, and class size is limited to five participants. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time. To secure a spot, register at least two hours before the start, since walk-in availability is rare. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class begins exactly at the scheduled time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are non refundable. Participants must be at least 14 years old. Anyone under 18 needs a guardian to sign a waiver. If you have cuts or abrasions on your hands, take appropriate precautions. Wear clothes and shoes that you do not mind getting muddy. Finished work is typically ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Allergen notice, the studio has a resident cat named Fishstick. Attendance is not advised for those with cat allergies.

Workshop: Needle Felted Baby Frogs

Discover needle felting by crafting a baby frog from soft wool in a guided, hands-on session. No prior experience is needed. Fiber artist Joel Bacon provides instruction in the Terrace Room. Participants complete a tiny frog to take home that day. Register by April 29. Cost is $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers.

Dave Smith

Tickets are available to see Dave Smith perform live. As a trusted resale marketplace, this site assures a stress-free ticket buying experience.

Jared Benjamin

Jared Benjamin brings the Icarus Tour to 89th Street - OKC. This is a general admission, standing-room concert that welcomes attendees of all ages.

Vio-lence

Vio-Lence performs live at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City.

Black Marble

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Texas Roadhouse Eat Out Soccer Fundraiser

Ordering a meal to enjoy on-site or to take to go will direct 10 percent of your food total to the MHS Lady Lion Soccer Team. If you are not in OKC, another option to participate is available.

Shodo TaiChi Fundamentals by Founder Master Van Tran

This session covers the core principles of Shodo TaiChi with Master Van Tran, the creator of this method shaped by more than 50 years of work in acupuncture, Aikido, and Tai Chi. The practice focuses on activating acupuncture meridians to encourage healing and support the health of internal organs. Participants can sit or gently bounce on an exercise ball while coordinating upper body movements. Straightforward techniques make it easy to learn, and it is suitable for older adults because it does not rely on muscular strength yet remains effective. Benefits may include easing aches and pains, enhancing endurance and memory, reducing stress and depression, and improving coordination, eyesight, and hearing. Tiered pricing is available at $25 Help Us Grow, $15 Standard, and $5 Struggling Financially, and all proceeds benefit Radiant Healing Arts Center.

Adaptive Pickleball

This free adaptive pickleball practice welcomes players of all skill levels. Onsite wheelchairs are available to support participation. The mission is to promote inclusivity, health, and awareness through active engagement in adaptive pickleball, helping foster wellness, socialization, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities.

Game Night at High 5

Enjoy games of all kinds at High 5 Retro Guys Store, with hundreds of options available and players open to learning new games. Gatherings take place every other Monday and every other Friday. Outside food and drinks are welcome. Please enter through the south side double doors.

Midtown Meatless Mondays

Hosted by Enoki Eatz at The Collective Food Hall, this weekly plant-based gathering offers a welcoming space for vegans, plant-based groups, and curious food lovers to connect and experience Enoki Eatz. Guests can sample the menu, invite friends, help spread the word, and support the growth of a community centered on flavorful, meat-free dining. Vendor opportunities are available for plant-based or vegan brands that align with the values of Enoki Eatz and The Collective, require a valid off-site catering license, and include a small fee upon acceptance. This is a thoughtfully curated experience, and the organizers are also seeking entertainment and interactive talent, including games, performances, hosts, and other engaging ideas. For inquiries about vending or entertainment, email enokieatz@gmail.com. The focus is on eating well, building connections, supporting local businesses, and growing the community.

Stained Glass Practice Lab

Build on your stained glass foundation in a four week practice lab that offers dedicated studio time with guidance from an instructor. Designed for students who have completed at least one stained glass course at Strange Earth or who have equivalent experience, this lab is not recommended for inexperienced beginners. Work at your own pace, experiment with new techniques, and get feedback, troubleshooting, and tips as needed. Participants may keep the pieces created during the session. Glass is not included. Bring your own or purchase glass in the studio, and plan to store and transport it yourself. The fee of $200 per person includes solder, tape, flux, and use of shop tools. Advance purchase is required and walk ins are usually unavailable. It is recommended to register at least two hours in advance to help secure a spot. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class starts promptly, and arriving late may prevent completion of the project. Arrivals of 20 minutes or more after the start are treated as a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are non refundable. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised for those with cat allergies. Participants must be 16 or older, with a parent or guardian waiver required for those under 18. This activity is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Closed toe shoes are recommended.

Learn To Dance Salsa - All Levels - No Partner Needed

Discover Salsa through Black Belt Salsa, a clear roadmap that helps you build your own dance with confidence, even if you have no experience, rhythm, or coordination. Instruction focuses on social Salsa you can use at parties, clubs, weddings, and other gatherings, with an emphasis on technique rather than memorizing weekly patterns. Training begins with New York Style Salsa On2 and later adds Salsa On1 as skills develop. The program welcomes people in their 30s through 70s who are coachable and ready for structure, want to connect with a partner, boost confidence or charisma, start a new hobby, meet new people, or challenge both mind and body. Experienced dancers will also find it a meaningful way to expand their skills. No partner is required. Pre-registration is necessary to reserve a spot, and drop-ins are not available. First-time participants receive a $30 credit toward membership when registering for their first class. Offered by Black Belt Dance OKC at the Lake Home Studio.

Trivia Night! Sip & Paint 'Disturbance in the Galaxy' with us!

Challenge your knowledge and unwind with a sip and paint focused on a galaxy‑themed artwork. Whether you are a devoted fan or simply in the mood for a creative night out, you will leave with a stellar piece you painted yourself. Enhance the evening with a $3 glass special on select house red or white. You can also add a DIY candle experience for $25, choosing from 25 fragrances and hand‑pouring your own all‑natural soy candle before painting. The candle sets while you create, so you head home with two handmade items. If you choose the candle option, plan to arrive early, as late arrivals may forfeit that portion. Give yourself extra time for traffic and parking. Arriving ahead of the scheduled start helps with check‑in, ordering a drink, getting an apron, finding your seat, and settling in for the artist introduction. Instruction begins at the scheduled time, and late arrivals may miss important steps. Public classes require at least five registrations. If the minimum is not reached, registrants will be notified in advance and may choose either a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy applies to all public classes without exceptions. Cancellations made well in advance are eligible for a refund or transfer. Cancellations closer to the session can be moved to another class. Last‑minute cancellations or no notice result in forfeiting the reservation. Guests ages 13 to 17 may attend with an adult, and every attendee needs a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat. For accessibility information, please contact the venue for guidance.

Monday Night West Coast Swing Classes

Build your West Coast Swing skills with a sequence of level-based classes followed by social dancing. Classes for Levels 2 and 4 take place first, with Levels 1 and 3 afterwards, then an open dance caps things off. Each class costs $15, with a monthly option and a BOGO promotion available. The dance that follows the lessons is included for class participants and costs $5 for anyone not attending class.

Learn to meditate— in-person (5days) free beginner's course

Discover the foundations of Raja Yoga Meditation in a free, five-session introductory course. Each guided class explores practical ways to quiet the mind, move from surface awareness to a subtler inner state, and develop spiritual strength. Potential benefits include greater stability and resilience, reduced stress, stronger self-worth and confidence, and a focus on positive values. The practices also support peace of mind, clearer concentration, and relief from emotions such as anger, fear, and anxiety. Because every lesson builds on the previous one, please plan to complete the full sequence from beginning to end. The course is presented in a webinar-style format in which participants do not appear on video, can hear one another, and may use chat.

Nature's Open Book • Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library

This spring, the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library presents Nature's Open Book in collaboration with SKELETONS: the Museum of Osteology. The display showcases striking specimens, including a 24-foot killer whale, a pride of lions, a giraffe, and more. Additional skeleton exhibits will also be featured at other Metropolitan Library System locations.

Walk with Ease

Walk with Ease is a research based, six week Arthritis Foundation program for anyone looking to manage arthritis pain or simply become more active. Participants follow a personalized walking plan designed to ease discomfort, improve balance, and build confidence while progressing safely. Each class blends education and movement with a brief topic on pain management, a warm up, stretching, a guided walk, and a cool down in a supportive group setting that encourages gains in strength and overall health. Sessions are held at Mustang Recreation Center in Classroom 3 and are led by instructor Shannon Willis. The program is included with membership. Space is limited, and registration is required at the front desk or online. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and supportive walking shoes.

Native Plant Nursery- Open Hours

With planting season underway, the nursery offers open hours for browsing a broad mix of native plants. The selection includes multiple milkweed varieties, other natives, and a range of woody perennials. For edible landscaping, options include perennials such as figs, serviceberries, hardy kiwi, and more. New this year, a small shop features native plant-themed merchandise, fresh cut flowers, herbs, and a small assortment of homegrown vegetables.

Oklahoma Family FREE Adventure Days with Braintree Academy

Families across Oklahoma can experience Braintree Academy through a series of free, hands-on gatherings that highlight learning, connection, and fun. The events span multiple cities so both those already connected with Braintree and families who are simply curious can see its approach in action. Stops include the Science Museum in Oklahoma City, the Aquarium in Medicine Park, Lazer Zone in Ada, the Rollerdome in McAlester, the Air & Space Museum in Tulsa, and Leonardo’s Children’s Museum in Enid. All activities are free to attend.

Art Class: Lighthouse

This free art class focuses on painting a lighthouse on canvas. It is open to adults 18 and older, and all materials are included. No sign-up is needed. The class takes place at the Active Adult Center. For details, call 405-376-1297.

Made in Oklahoma Showcase

Designed exclusively for store owners and buyers, this business-focused gathering offers direct connections with producers of Made in Oklahoma products. Meet makers face to face, explore their offerings for retail, and build relationships that support sourcing and purchasing in a focused setting.

Open Studio at Pinot's Palette!

Open Studio at Pinot's Palette offers a relaxed, self-guided art session designed for flexibility and fun. Attendees can select from a range of painting projects or bring a work in progress, with paints, brushes, and canvas provided. Optional video and printed guides are available for step-by-step support. The format is walk-in with no reservation required, and the setting encourages a casual, come-and-go creative flow. Project choices are priced as follows: a 10 by 10 inch canvas for $15, a 16 by 20 inch canvas for $25, a 16 by 20 inch rustic wood board for $30, or a 16 by 20 inch canvas with video instruction for $30, which requires a smartphone or tablet to view the tutorial. Bringing your own project up to 16 by 20 inches costs $15 and includes paints, brushes, and studio time. A DIY candle experience is also available for $25, featuring a selection of 25 scents for a custom hand-poured candle. A full bar menu is offered for purchase, including wine, beer, and nonalcoholic beverages. This experience works well for solo creators, pairs, or groups looking to relax and make something personal.

MTG; Commander Night

MTG; Commander Night includes on-site snack options, with chips, soda, and candy available for purchase. Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed.

Kids Bowl Free Apr-Oct 2026 Summer Program

Kids Bowl Free turns summer into simple, free-of-charge fun for families. Enjoy two free games every day and build lasting memories filled with laughter. The program is offered at more than 1,300 locations. Over 40 million families have made it a tradition.

Adventurers League at Side Quest

Adventurers League brings together the excitement of one-off quests with the satisfaction of long-term character growth. Each session is a complete adventure on its own, so you can take part when a spot is open, and your character’s progress carries into future games with whatever you earn along the way. Capacity is limited. Participants will receive rules and other details by email ahead of time.

Heavy Games Meetup

A meetup dedicated to medium-to-heavy strategy board games takes place at OK Cider Co, welcoming everyone from seasoned planners to those exploring deeper titles. Some gatherings highlight medium-weight games, while others focus on more complex options. Sessions often run longer than an hour and reward careful, strategic thinking. Hosted by OKC Heavy Boardgames. The setting offers a variety of beverages, with gluten-free cider selections, craft beer available next door, and nearby dessert and coffee for non-alcoholic choices. Outside food is welcome, and pets are allowed. An inclusive code of conduct applies to all participants.

Cradle of Filth

Cradle of Filth leads the Majestic in Death tour, joined by special guests Suffocation and In Ruins. The concert features performances from all three acts.

55+ Cinco de Mayo Brunch and OK Cabaret

Ages 55 and older are invited to a Cinco de Mayo themed celebration hosted by the Senior Supporters. It begins with a drop-in breakfast featuring donuts, pastries, breakfast burritos, fruit, coffee, and juices, available while supplies last. Festivities include themed crafts, and the Oklahoma Senior Cabaret performs to close the event. If you plan to have brunch, organizers request an RSVP for headcount purposes. For details or to sign up for brunch, call 405-376-1297 or email apatten@cityofmustang.org.

Operation Christmas Child Craft Club: Clothespins

An easygoing monthly craft club brings people together to create with purpose. Each gathering spotlights a different hands-on project, and all creations from the club are destined for Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes in November. The environment welcomes all skill levels, from seasoned makers to those just getting started, and offers a chance to connect while contributing to a worldwide cause. This session focuses on painting and decorating clothespins.

Free Community Wheeler Walk by Fit4Mom

Hosted by Fit4Mom, this free community walk in the Wheeler District offers a welcoming way for moms to connect. Part of a three-event series celebrating Month of Mama, the meetup begins near Clarity Coffee. Participants can pick up a beverage if they wish, then head out together for a relaxed neighborhood stroll and conversation.

Ghost Bath

Ghost Bath takes the stage at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City for a live concert.

Ribbon Cutting - Dream Team Roofing

A Chamber-hosted ribbon cutting celebrates a member milestone, complete with big scissors and ribbon for the ceremonial cut.

Sip, Snap, Repeat!

May Yap + Snap is an open event for Oklahoma-based content creators and influencers. Membership is not required to attend.

Clay Aery

Clay Aery performs live at Truck Yard in OKC. An Oklahoma native with roots on the baseball diamond and a lifelong passion for country music, he has shifted from the field to the stage, bringing that story to life in a country-driven set.

Oklahoma City Comets vs. Salt Lake Bees

See the Oklahoma City Comets face off against the Salt Lake Bees at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Tickets for Oklahoma City Comets games are available for purchase.

Wilco

Find tickets for Wilco at The Jones Assembly in Oklahoma City.

Draag

Draag is set to perform at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City. Tickets are available.

Summer Kickoff at Porsche OKC ❗️

A relaxed evening at the Porsche OKC dealership centered on cars and the people who enjoy them. The gathering features P66 Rallye, Variant Sneakers and Apparel, and The Lemon Mill Lemonade Stand, creating a mix of automotive culture, style, and community. Attendees can explore the vehicles, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy an easygoing atmosphere to start the summer season.

Digital Art- Stop Motion 6 week course

Explore digital art and media in a six week stop motion course that builds foundational animation skills and strengthens storytelling. Participants experiment with clay animation and beginner digital techniques while producing their own short films. Open to ages 10 and up. The full course is regularly priced at $145 and is currently on sale for $115, with multiple six week sessions available. Students will work with keyframes, create simple drawings, and assemble independent projects from start to finish. Enrollment is intended for those who are motivated to participate and able to support a positive learning environment for all.

Happy Hour Hangout at Woodworks Distilling Co.

A relaxed Sunny Dayz hang at Woodworks Distilling Co. spotlights a Sunny Dayz cocktail, with a portion of proceeds supporting Sunny Dayz during and beyond the event. A low-key Drink & Draw station invites casual sketching, and guests can bring a sketchbook or simply stop by to doodle.

Board Games & Dessert

Enjoy a relaxed board game gathering at Perets Dessert & Coffee Bar. A variety of games will be available, and attendees may also bring their own. Volunteers will be present to teach rules and help match players with groups. The space offers a roomy indoor setting with comfortable seating, and in-house desserts, coffee, and teas are available. Drop by at any point during the event and stay as long as you like. A board game will be given to one attendee selected at random. The organizers are committed to an inclusive, friendly atmosphere where everyone feels safe and welcome, supported by a code of conduct.

Sculpting in Clay 6 weeks

Explore hands-on clay techniques in a six week sculpting course located in MWC. Designed for ages 10 through adult, with mature younger participants welcome, this class covers a range of projects and materials. Instructor Elizabeth Schilling leads lessons that may use clays such as Polymer, Marblex, and Air Dry Foam, with some projects continuing across multiple classes. Select a session at registration. The first session focuses on functional and expressive creations including a slab trinket dish, a flower on slab, and expressive faces, with more to discover. The second session features an animal on a textured slab rug, armatures that lead to a full sculpture, a dragon eye, and a coil pot as functional art. The third session includes slab future envelopes, a relief house sculpture, and a mushroom container or lantern, along with additional projects. If students finish early, they can draw, add to a collaborative art wall, relax in the hideaway room, or even play with ferrets. The course cost is $145, on sale for $120, and covers all six classes and supplies.

Mental Health Night of Listening

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Grace Church - Episcopal will host a community Night of Listening focused on mental health. Attendees will hear impactful stories, discover practical resources, and deepen compassion for those navigating mental health challenges. Counseling and recovery information will be available on site so people can leave better equipped to share support options with someone in need or to use them themselves. The event is free and open to the community.

VG+ cEDH Night

This single elimination cEDH event centers on competitive Commander play at Video Games Plus. The entry fee is $10. Matches use a knockout format, so one loss ends the run and every decision matters.

OKCBCC Co-Working Wednesdays

Hosted by the OKC Black Chamber of Commerce, this free co-working session offers a supportive setting to connect with Chamber members, get input on business questions, and stay accountable to the tasks on your plate. Drop in and leave whenever it works for you, there is no requirement to stay for the full duration. Light snacks will be available.

Ladies Night Out

Sip and shop at a ladies night out featuring a free grab-and-go flower bar, mahjong with sign-ups, pop-up shopping, door prize giveaways, and light appetizers with bubbly.

Digital Art- Intro to Animating

Discover the fundamentals of 2D animation in a six week digital art course designed for beginners and intermediate learners. Participants choose their session dates during registration and explore a curriculum that includes the building blocks of art, digital drawing, storyboarding, frame by frame animation, working with layers, and adding voiceover and sound effects. The class welcomes ages 10 and up, with younger students considered if they are ready to participate maturely, and it emphasizes a positive, focused environment for everyone. Students will need Ibis Paint or Procreate along with FlipaClip, plus a compatible digital pencil or stylus for their device. Those who finish projects early can keep creating, add to a collaborative art wall, relax in a hideaway room, or even spend time with ferrets. Instruction is led by Elizabeth Schilling and Olive Woodruff. The course lists a standard price of 125 dollars, with a sale price noted at 115 dollars. Families using Epic Charter Schools can enter the code EPIC at checkout with the student’s name and ID.

The 405 Baby Essentials Drive

Hosted by 405 Moms Club at The Lume, this spring drive gathers diapers, wipes, formula, and other essential baby care items to support families with infants and toddlers in the Oklahoma City metro. The effort focuses on easing the strain for local moms facing financial challenges, unexpected changes, or growing family needs. Since diapers and formula are among the most frequently needed supplies for young children, the drive channels community generosity into practical, direct help for babies and their caregivers. All contributions remain in the 405 and are distributed through the 405 Moms Club community care network to families who need them most.

🚵 Ride the Cannondale Habit - Demo Night - OKC 🚵

Sun & Ski Sports hosts a laid-back demo night at Bluff Creek Park Mountain Bike Trails featuring test rides on the latest Cannondale Habit. Riders of all experience levels can get a feel for its blend of speed and control on the dirt while enjoying music, refreshments, and swag giveaways throughout the evening. To take part, bring a valid ID and a helmet, which is required for riding. Bringing your own pedals is recommended, with a few sets available on site, and a waiver will be provided before heading out on the trail.

Hot Rods & Hamburgers - MIDWEST CITY

Car enthusiasts gather at Boomarang Diner in Midwest City to share their passion with fellow enthusiasts, weather permitting. The event offers food, a fun atmosphere, and ample parking.

Third Annual Adaptive Sports Expo

This third annual gathering brings individuals and families together for an evening centered on empowerment, inclusion, and the joy of movement, underscoring that wellness is for every body. Expect adaptive sports spotlights and interactive fitness games, plus live showcases of Wheelchair Basketball and Goalball with lively halftime features. Children and the young at heart can dive into a Kids Zone offering an inflatable obstacle course, face painting, and bubble artists. A live DJ keeps the energy high from start to finish. Concessions serve candy, soft pretzels, and hot dogs for an easy treat between activities. It is a chance to experience adaptive and accessible wellness in a warm, festive setting with plenty of fun along the way. Tickets are $5, and children under 4 enter free, with proceeds benefiting adaptive programming at SFFLC.

Creating a Monarch Waystation

Learn how to build a monarch waystation that supplies the food and habitat butterflies need for breeding and migration. In the Terrace Room, Oklahoma County Master Gardener Peggy Turner explains planning and design, how to choose and source host and nectar plants, garden maintenance, and the process for certification. Participants will take home one host plant and one nectar plant to begin their own garden. Pricing is $18 for M and $22 for NM.

Thursday Night Cruisers CRUISE IN

A relaxed cruise-in at Bronco Bowl welcomes the public on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Drivers bring their vehicles to display, and visitors can walk through to see the cars and chat with other attendees. Food is available for purchase from the venue, and the gathering is weather permitting.

Intro to Gaelic

Explore Scottish Gaelic in an introductory class led by USCO’s linguist, JT Hawk. Cò tha deiseil airson clas?! translates to "Who is ready for class?!" and offers a first look at the language. This community class is free and open to the public and is part of a recurring series.

Prada & Pour Decisions

Prada & Pour Decisions invites a spirited evening of shopping with sparkling drinks, eye-catching finds, and a playful touch of temptation. Sip something bubbly, try on pieces that feel like a well-earned treat, and turn it into a full night out. Treat yourself to a little luxury... one more bag can happily come along for the ride.

DNA's 18th Anniversary Party + Skateboard Art Show

DNA Galleries celebrates 18 years with a group art show featuring 50 local artists. Each artist receives a blank skateboard to transform into original artwork, highlighting a broad mix of mediums. The opening will unveil the completed boards and showcase the range of creative approaches. Admission is free, consistent with the gallery’s art openings.

Hoshin Tao Chi Kung

Hoshin Tao Chi Kung offers a gentle, focused way to work with energy through meditation, controlled breathing, and mindful movement. Regular practice is associated with a quieter mind, steadier spirit, support for creative, intellectual, and athletic performance, and overall well-being and longevity. Advanced study is described as potentially leading to a kundalini rising. The session is offered on a pay what you can basis. Instruction is provided by Grayson Trice of the Dojo of the Sun & Moon. He began training in Japanese martial arts early in life, competed in disciplines such as Judo and Sambo, and earned a National Sambo Championship. Guided for more than a decade by his teacher, Glenn J. Morris, Ph.D. and Sci.D., he trained in internal martial arts, Eastern healing arts, and Chi Kung, and expanded his studies to include Shing Yi, Ling Kong Jing, and Reiki. His credentials include black belt rankings in Sambo at master sport level, Kyushin Ryu at shodan, and Hoshin Roshi Ryu Jutaijutsu at nidan. In 2000 Dr. Morris recognized his completion of the Greater Kan and Li process, certified him to teach Hoshin Tao Chi Kung, and gave him blessing to lead a Hoshin dojo. Grayson later served as chaplain for Hoshin Roshi Ryu and founded the Hoshin Hermetic Society according to his teacher’s wishes. He now leads the Dojo of the Sun & Moon with a focus on healing arts, offering instruction in energy work, meditation, Western esoterics, and related practices, with a mission to preserve his received healing tradition and make it accessible to all.

Draw, Paint and Watercolor 6 week class

Explore drawing, painting, and watercolor in a welcoming six week course designed for ages 10 and up. Guided by instructor Elizabeth Schilling, participants work through a variety of projects that build skills and spark creativity, including two point floating town perspective in watercolor, landscape painting on canvas, still life value studies with charcoal, and portraiture in graphite. Later projects expand into five point inside a bubble perspective, Fire Art, a Wayne Theibaud Pop Art cake on canvas, a foreshortened hand study in pencil, neurographic watercolor, Op Art, a still life animal featuring a sleeping live ferret, and exploring light on black paper. If someone finishes a project early, there is time to sketch more, add to a collaborative art wall, relax in the hideaway room, or play with ferrets. Multiple sessions are available to choose from. The course fee is $95 for six classes and includes all supplies, with a sale price of $80. Families using Epic Charter Schools can use the coupon code EPIC at checkout with the student name and ID.

Jazz Night

A relaxed evening of jazz awaits, offering an easygoing way to unwind. Tickets are available for purchase at Leaf and Joe cigar lounge.

JediOKC Thursday Meeting

This gathering spotlights a different corner of the Star Wars saga each month and invites fans to share something connected to the featured story during a friendly show and tell. Attendees may bring a favorite collectible, book, toy, or any other item related to the movie or series, and items that fit another month’s topic are still welcome. From January through September the discussion follows Episodes I through IX in order. January focuses on The Phantom Menace, February on Attack of the Clones, March on Revenge of the Sith, April on A New Hope, May on The Empire Strikes Back, June on Return of the Jedi, July on The Force Awakens, August on The Last Jedi, and September on The Rise of Skywalker. October turns to live action Star Wars Stories such as Solo, Kenobi, Ahsoka, Mandalorian, and Andor. November highlights animation including Clone Wars, Bad Batch, and Visions. December has no meeting and is reserved for a Christmas party. Each month also includes a kid friendly donation drive for the children at Integris Spencer, requesting new or like new items that change with the calendar. In January the focus is socks and T shirts. February asks for sports balls. March collects garden tools. April requests DVDs. May seeks comic books. June gathers art supplies. July accepts paperback books with no staples. August centers on school supplies. September looks for card games. October accepts candy without sticks or gum. November collects ornament decorations. December features an art auction.

Karaoke Night at Tipsy Island

A lively karaoke party at Tipsy Island sets the scene for singers of every level, with an open mic and a welcoming stage. The music spans everything from longtime favorites to the latest hits, matched by a fun atmosphere with lights and plenty of liquid courage. Expect drink specials throughout the event, prizes for top performances, and no cover charge.

ThinkBiz

A welcoming community of business professionals meets each week to exchange referrals, discuss ideas, and provide mutual support. The focus is on building helpful connections in a positive, friendly setting that encourages collaboration.

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO OKC SW

Enjoy a tea and lobster pairing at HTeaO Oklahoma City Southwest as Cousins Maine Lobster brings a full menu. Look for Maine, garlic and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos, quesadillas, tots, tails and a lobster grilled cheese. Soups include creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and dessert options feature whoopie pies plus other selections. Cool off with a refreshing HTeaO beverage and make it a lobster focused lunch or dinner. The CML app can be used to bypass the line and earn rewards.

Open Studio at Pinot's Palette!

Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided Open Studio at Pinot’s Palette where you can create at your own pace. Choose from several painting options or bring your own project up to 16 by 20 inches, with paints, brushes, and canvas provided. Optional video and printed instructions are available, and the video option requires a smartphone or iPad to view the tutorial. This is a walk-in experience with no reservation needed, and you are welcome to settle in and make art throughout the session. Project pricing includes a 10 by 10 inch canvas for $15, a 16 by 20 inch canvas for $25, a 16 by 20 inch rustic wood board for $30, and a 16 by 20 inch canvas with video instruction for $30. Bringing your own project up to 16 by 20 inches is $15 and covers supplies and studio time. A DIY candle activity is also offered for $25 with 25 fragrances to choose from. Purchase your project on arrival and pair your creative time with choices from the full bar menu featuring wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Shelly Belly

Fans in Oklahoma City can catch a performance. Ticket prices vary depending on seating.

Strings & Heart

Strings & Heart brings the third installment of the Plastic Wine Tour to 89th Street - OKC, featuring special guest gracie. This event is general admission with standing room and is open to all ages.

Shorts: A Night of Premieres

At Civic Center Music Hall, a single program presents three iconic ballets. The lineup features Edward Clug’s Radio & Juliet, a North American premiere, and a piece by Natasha Adorlee.

Royal-Tea

Princes and princesses of OKC can experience a storybook afternoon at The National’s Royal-Tea, with dainty pastries, carefully brewed teas, and appearances by favorite princesses. Attendees can dress in regal attire, be ready to twirl, and enjoy sparkling moments that make for memorable photos. With refined teas and royal encounters, this charming gathering aims to create memories worthy of a fairytale.

Pottery Wheel Workshop

Explore wheel throwing in a single-session workshop designed for anyone curious to try the potter’s wheel without a long commitment. Learn essentials such as centering, opening, pulling, and shaping. Each session begins with instructor demonstrations, followed by 1.5 hours of guided, hands-on practice. The $60 per person fee includes materials, and you keep the pieces you create. Trimming, firing, and glazing are handled by the studio. Finished work will be ready for pickup in about three weeks and will be held for up to 30 days. Class size is limited to five participants. Attendees must be at least 14, and those under 18 need a guardian-signed waiver. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy, and take precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies are advised not to attend. Advance tickets are required. To secure a spot, register at least two hours ahead, as walk ins are typically not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready to begin at the scheduled start. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start counts as a cancellation with no refund. All sales are final.

Ice Cream Paint Party

Settle in for a guided paint session that uses 3D puff paint and mixed media on an 8x10 canvas, paired with an ice cream celebration. Admission includes time in the indoor play area, access to the activity room, and a visit to the ferret room. This event welcomes ages 5 and up. The fee is $25.

Ferret Friday

Ferret Friday offers an instructor-led art experience in a relaxed setting, with projects that rotate from clay ferrets and watercolor pieces to ceramics, keychains, mixed media and more, all inspired by these playful animals. All ages are welcome. Cost is $25. Attendees can meet the studio’s ferret mascots Slinky, Kazoo, Gizmo, Snoodle, Blip, Ginger, Peperoni, and Fidget, with opportunities to snuggle or play. If a ferret is napping, gentle cuddles are still possible, and snuggle aprons with pockets help keep a furry friend close. They have a light natural musk that people often compare to Cheetos, Doritos, or popcorn. The creative fun extends beyond the art table with The Hideaway room and its new Faraway section that includes climbing features, a slide, and a glow in the dark mushroom forest, plus a digital playground and a car arcade. Activities also include coloring, drawing, art games, hands-on art learning, and a monthly collaborative project. An Adopt-a-Ferret option is available in the gift shop. This experience is scheduled every other Friday night.

Alex Lambert

Alex Lambert, a soul-country singer-songwriter, headlines Beer City Music Hall in OKC with Dasher the Band. Lambert was a Season 9 American Idol semifinalist and has written songs for Justin Bieber and Carly Rae Jepsen. Listeners who enjoy JD Clayton, Bruno Lewis, and Mitchell Ferguson may be interested.

Sip & Paint 'Moonlit Swan Lake' with us!

Settle in for a relaxed sip and paint experience while creating a moody nightscape featuring two swans gliding across their own moonlit lake. An optional DIY candle add on is available for $25, where you can choose from 25 fragrances and hand pour an all natural soy candle before class. It sets while you paint, so you leave with two handmade pieces. Guests choosing the candle option should arrive 30 minutes before instruction begins, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle portion. Plan extra time for Bricktown traffic and parking, which can take longer than expected. Arriving early also helps with check in, ordering drinks, grabbing an apron, finding your seat, and being ready for the artist introduction. The venue is on the Bricktown canal at canal level, just west of the ballpark, with an entrance facing the water between Mickey Mantle Drive and Oklahoma Ave in the Miller Jackson building. For handicap access details, please call ahead. Public classes require at least five registrations. If the minimum is not met, registered guests will be notified at least six hours before class and offered a class credit or full refund. The cancellation policy applies to all public classes without exceptions, with refunds or transfers available up to 48 hours in advance, transfers available up to 24 hours in advance, and reservations forfeited with less notice. Regular public classes welcome ages 13 to 17 with an accompanying adult, and every attendee must have a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and allow all ages with a paid seat.

Anything Goes: StorySLAM

At OK Cider Co, the Anything Goes edition of OKC StorySLAM invites storytellers to share any true tale. Keep it under seven minutes and speak from memory, with no notes. Established in 2005, this community open mic welcomes anyone who wants to step up to the microphone. The crowd votes on the standout stories of the night, and the winners receive handmade trophies along with plenty of kudos. Admission is free.

Cold

Cold brings an intense, high-energy set to Diamond Ballroom in a General Admission format where the floor fills with fans and every riff lands up close. Gritty sound, dynamic lighting, and the shared surge of the crowd promise a memorable live experience. Tickets are moving quickly with the show nearing a sellout. Promo codes are available: TAKE5 gives 5% off orders of $199 or more, and TAKE10 gives 10% off orders of $349 or more.

Modern Day Market

Set inside the Modern Living Building at the State Fair, this market gathers more than 150 booths over two days with a wide mix of boutiques, home decor, farmhouse pieces, woodworking, metal art, health and beauty items, and plenty of tasty treats. There is no charge for shoppers to enter.

Mushroom Stained Glass Workshop

Create a stained glass sun catcher in a friendly, 2.5 hour class designed for beginners. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance on cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering so you can complete your first stained glass piece and take it home the same day. Individual instruction and the use of shop tools are included. Tickets are $55 and include materials and glass for one sun catcher. Only 4 spots are available. Participants must be at least 14 years old, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. Closed-toe shoes are recommended, and attendance is not advised for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Tickets must be purchased prior to class. Register at least 2 hours ahead to help guarantee a spot, as walk-ins are usually unavailable. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready when class begins. The class starts promptly, and arriving late may mean you cannot finish your project. Arrival 20 minutes or more after the start time is considered a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are non-refundable. Allergen notice: the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Cali Sickler

Cali Sickler performs live at Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill in Oklahoma City. Tickets are available for this show.

Whitney Cummings

See Whitney Cummings perform live at the Tower Theatre.

Zacarias Ferreira

Get ready for an electrifying night of music! Zacarias Ferreira will be performing live at Xclusivo 2018. This promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with rhythm and excitement. If youre 18 or older and love music, dont miss this opportunity to see Zacarias Ferreira live in concert. Secure your ticket now for a night to remember.

Landscape Oil Painting Class

Experience a live demonstration followed by a hands-on landscape oil painting class led by studio artist Polly Sharp (Cherokee). After the demo and instruction, participants will create an 8x10 painting to take home. The class fee is $65, and all materials are provided. Some oil painting experience is needed. Ages 15 and up. To secure a spot, email exhibitc@chickasaw.net.

Dog Training Workshop

Limited to 10 dogs, this two day training workshop focuses on building a solid obedience foundation. Dogs will practice essential commands including sit, come, off, stay, place, out, and quiet, along with additional skills beyond the basics.

Baby Goats and Beer at Skydance Brewing - Midwest City!

Baby goats are heading to Skydance Brewing in Midwest City for a playful meet and sip experience. Admission grants a two hour session, and each paid ticket includes a beer ticket redeemable for any 10 ounce pour from the menu. Live music is planned, with the lineup to be announced. Tickets are $30. Children 10 and under are admitted at no charge, and their entry does not include a drink. The same price applies for non drinkers, and tickets may be shared among friends and family. Online purchases provide a QR code by email for entry, and door sales are only possible if online tickets do not sell out. All sales are final. The event takes place rain or shine, with no rain checks.

Sip & Paint 'Lavender Breeze' with us!

Create a serene sunset scene featuring a winding path bordered by tall lavender, soft purples and gentle greens, and birds gliding across a warm sky. This guided paint session welcomes all experience levels and focuses on a calm, relaxing subject. An optional DIY candle add-on is available for 25 dollars, allowing you to hand pour a natural soy candle from a selection of 25 fragrances before painting. The candle sets while you work, so you leave with two handmade creations. Early arrival is required for candle participants, and late arrivals may forfeit the candle experience. Public sessions run with a minimum of five registrations; if that number is not reached, participants will be notified in advance and may choose a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation terms apply to all public classes with no exceptions. Depending on how far in advance you cancel, options include a full refund, a transfer to another class, or forfeiting the reservation. Teens ages 13 to 17 may attend regular public classes with an accompanying adult, and every person in the room needs a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and welcome all ages with a paid seat. Plan to arrive early so you have time to check in, order a drink, grab an apron, choose your spot, and be ready when instruction begins. The studio is on the Bricktown canal at canal level, a short distance west of Bricktown Ballpark, with an entrance facing the water between Mickey Mantle Drive and Oklahoma Avenue in the Miller Jackson building. Traffic and parking in Bricktown can be busy and unpredictable, so allow extra time for travel.

Sacred Sensuality: Reclaiming the Body After Awakening

A guided community class led by Carla offers a sacred somatic journey to help reconnect with divine sensual essence and stabilize the nervous system through movement and ritual. It begins with a grounding meditation that awakens the Lilith, Magdalene, Sophia current to reclaim feminine power, wisdom, and embodied holiness. Gentle hip-opening stretches support the release of stored emotion and shame in the sacral space, followed by guided creative movement and dance to sacred drum and Latin rhythms to reawaken pleasure and flow. Optional Reiki energy healing is available during the process for those who wish to receive it. The experience closes with a ceremony and meditation that re-centers the nervous system and fosters a felt sense of safety in the body. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable clothing for free movement. No prior dance or yoga experience is needed, simply bring an open heart and a willingness to feel. This is a donation-based class with payment at the door, and the suggested donation is $15. The space is held for reverence, release, and remembrance, where sensuality and spirituality meet as one sacred current of life.

Auditions for Sordid Lives

Actors are invited to audition for the Del Shores comedy Sordid Lives, directed by Elin Bhaird. Expect to read from the script, and callbacks may be scheduled if needed. Please bring a recent photo and a theatrical résumé, and be ready to list any known or potential conflicts during rehearsals and the production run. Reading the play in advance is encouraged. Perusal copies can be checked out by contacting Carpenter Square Theatre at 405-232-6500 or business@carpentersquare.com, and audition questions can be directed to artistic@carpentersquare.com. Please call the office before stopping by. Auditions take place at the theatre. Free street parking is available, and the neighboring business lot is off limits. Additional parking is available nearby, including the theatre’s lot across the street. The production plans to cast 5 to 6 men and 7 women. Characters include Bitsy Mae Harling, a guitar-playing singer with a past, Ty and Latrelle Williamson, La Vonda Dupree, G. W. Nethercott, Wardell “Bubba” Owens, Odell Owens, Jaunita, Dr. Eve Bolinger, Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram, and Rev. Barnes, which may be doubled with Odell. Set in Winters, Texas, the story unfolds after Peggy dies in a motel mishap involving her lover’s wooden legs, sparking family fireworks and small-town scandal that build toward her funeral. Acceptance, and the lack of it, drives the comedy. The play earned more than 30 award nominations during its Los Angeles run, and a film adaptation featuring Leslie Jordan gained a devoted following. Critics in Los Angeles praised the playwright’s eye for vivid Texas characters and urged audiences to see the show.

Emma Jackson signs 'A House of Vipers'

Emma Jackson will be signing copies of A House of Vipers. The novel follows Sutter Heyward, who refuses to give up on finding his brother Lawson even eighteen months after Lawson vanished from Meddlehart Academy’s secluded grounds. New clues hint that Lawson had been chasing a long-whispered treasure hidden at the school and that a clandestine campus group is still seeking it. Sutter and his friends join the pursuit, only to encounter initiations where the risks can outweigh any reward. Jackson began writing as a child and later studied writing at the University of Oklahoma, with an emphasis on young adult fiction. Away from the page, she enjoys time with loved ones, laid-back video games, exploring with her husband, and quiet reading with her orange tabby cat.

Parents' Night Out

Set aside some kid-free time while children stay active and entertained with supervised activities and a pizza dinner. This parents night out program provides a three hour block of guided fun so everyone gets a break. Pricing is $35 for members and $45 for non-members. To register, call or text Blake and Meredith at 405-805-6552.

Steven Ho

Steven Ho, a comedian and retired ER tech, brings the Not Your Hero Tour to Tower Theatre for a comedy show with plenty of laughs.

Heel Works: A Crash Course!

This crash course in heel work combines an initial orientation with four hands-on training days to build confident, consistent teamwork. Led by Lead Trainer Ryah Harmon and supported by Supervisor Valerie Cates, it starts with a no dogs orientation to explain the class, meet the training team and fellow participants, and practice handling skills. The first working session covers attention, reinforcing desired behaviors, luring for correct positioning, and stepping onto a mark bucket. The next session introduces movement in heel, pairing any training collars, the basics of pivoting, and a clear halt while refreshing handling technique. A practical applications day then reinforces previous lessons, addresses areas of confusion, extends heel work over longer distances, strengthens the halt, and adds turns and pivots. The final meeting serves as graduation, bringing all elements together amid increased distractions and concluding with a skills test for your pup to graduate. The new class debut price is $145.00.

The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show

Billed as the biggest interactive true crime dinner show in North America and an award winner, this evening blends laughter, suspense, and investigations shaped by the crowd. Presented at the Skirvin Hilton in Oklahoma City, guests are served a full meal while a comedic case unfolds throughout the room. Keep your eyes open, because the culprit could be right nearby and anyone might land on the suspect list before the finale. Actors blend in wearing everyday clothes and mingle among tables, creating a contemporary, social, and highly hands-on experience. Tickets include the live mystery performance, dinner, and gratuity for the waitstaff, with plenty of surprise twists along the way. Groups can also book tailored private performances for companies, parties, and organizations of many sizes, hosted at the public venue or brought to a location in Oklahoma City. Ideal for team outings, corporate events, and celebratory gatherings.

Dani Carson at Clark Crew BBQ in Oklahoma City, OK

Dani Carson performs live at Clark Crew BBQ in Oklahoma City. The evening combines food and live music, and song requests are welcome during the show. Dogs and children are welcome.

Mike Goodwin

An upbeat event filled with friendly laughter, fun times and more.

Oklahoma Opry

Hosted by Tara Scott, the Oklahoma Opry presents a family-friendly live music showcase where emerging and veteran performers appear alongside special guests, OKC local celebrities, and the Opry’s house band. Recognized as Oklahoma’s official country music show, it features a wide range of genres performed by artists of all ages. Snacks, soft drinks, and water are available at the concession stand, and Oklahoma Opry merchandise can be purchased on site. Alcohol is not served at ACM@UCO. Seating is general admission, and large groups are encouraged to arrive early to sit together. The ticket link includes the full lineup, parking details, and more.

Sip & Paint 'Country Meadow Foxglove' with us!

Settle in for a relaxed painting session that captures the feel of Pacific Northwest summer, featuring vivid foxgloves, the gentle buzz of bees, and a sky with just a few wispy clouds. The scene is created on a canvas size chosen to be easy to work with, making it a cheerful choice for spring and summer or anytime you want a bit more sunshine on your wall. Designed with date night in mind, pairs can paint across two 16 by 20 inch canvases that align to form one artwork, or a solo painter can complete the full scene on a single canvas. Every participant needs their own paid seat. Enhance the evening with an optional DIY candle add on for 25 dollars. Pick from 25 fragrances and hand pour an all natural soy candle before instruction begins. It sets while you paint, so you leave with both a candle and your finished art. If you choose the candle option, arrive 30 minutes early. Late arrivals may not be able to complete the candle activity. Traffic and parking in Bricktown can be unpredictable, so plan extra time. Public sessions require at least five registrations. If that minimum is not reached, you will receive notice at least six hours in advance and can choose a class credit or a full refund. The cancellation policy is firm. With 48 hours or more, you may receive a full refund or transfer. At 24 hours, transfers to another class are available. With less than 24 hours or no notice, the reservation is forfeited. Regular public classes welcome ages 13 to 17 when accompanied by an adult, and all attendees must have a paid seat. Family Days are scheduled separately and allow all ages with a paid seat. Plan to arrive 30 minutes before instruction starts to check in, order a drink, pick up an apron, find your spot, and be ready for the artist introduction. Teaching begins right on time, and late arrivals may miss key steps. The studio sits along the Bricktown canal at canal level, just west of the Bricktown Ballpark, with an entrance facing the water between Mickey Mantle Drive and Oklahoma Avenue in the Miller Jackson building. For accessibility information, please call during weekday hours, 10 am to 4 pm.

Gasoline & Caffeine / Powered by Okie Nationals - OKC

Gasoline & Caffeine brings car enthusiasts together to share their passion for old cars, trucks, and bikes at a Braum’s Ice Cream Store in Oklahoma City. The meetup offers an easy way to connect with fellow fans of vintage vehicles and enjoy conversation in a casual setting.

Uncovered: Cartoon Theme Songs

Local artists take center stage for a playful tribute to animated classics, reshaping well known cartoon theme songs in fresh styles. Performances by Bella Burns, DIVA, Belle Riots, and Kennedy Fine highlight a lineup that blends familiar hooks with each act’s unique sound. Expect interpretations inspired by Powerpuff Girls, Steven Universe, Pink Panther, The Proud Family, and Kim Possible, with more favorites in the mix. In addition to reimagined themes, every performer will share an original track they believe could serve as the theme to their own cartoon, plus one cover that stays true to the spirit of the source. This all ages event offers tickets at $17 in advance and $20 on the day of the show, with free admission for Mix-Tape Members. The result is a nostalgic, heartfelt salute to the cartoons that continue to spark creativity.

Steven Ho: Not Your Hero Tour

Steven Ho, a comedian and retired ER tech, brings his Not Your Hero Tour to Tower Theatre. Expect plenty of laughs.

Car Show-Kiwanis of Mustang Food Bank

A community car show at Mustang Town Center supports the Kiwanis of Mustang Food Bank. All cars, trucks, motorcycles and other wheeled entries are welcome. Registration is a $25 donation, available the day of the show as well as by mail or online. Voting by participants and the public will determine the Top 25, and there will be additional specialty awards. Expect music, a 50/50, food trucks and more. All proceeds benefit the Kiwanis of Mustang Food Bank.

Women’s Fitness Class

A free fitness class for women takes place at Lake Hefner, with sessions offered weekly and dependent on the weather. Attendees are welcome to bring children, pets, friends, and family.

Flower & Garden Festival

This annual festival at Myriad Botanical Gardens fills downtown with a colorful market for plant lovers and gardeners. More than 70 vendors offer flowers, herbs, vegetables, native plants, succulents, and ornamental grasses suited to Oklahoma gardens. Guests can wander the Gardens, discover garden art, handmade jewelry, soaps, and other artisan goods, and enjoy food and refreshments from local vendors. Drawing thousands each year, it offers fresh ideas, opportunities to connect with fellow gardeners, and plenty to take home to help your garden thrive. Vendors include Duck Creek Farms, Prairie Wind Nursery llc, Oakheart Orchids, Oklahoma Iris Society, Most Ardently Flower Truck, Chaos Cactus, Pressings, Wondervan Pops, Angry Scotsman Brewing, Tamale King, and Wildhorse Canyon Farms Winery, among many others. Supported by sponsors Tinker Federal Credit Union and Renewal by Andersen.

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Central - Oklahoma City Appearance

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City, setting up near Texas de Brazil with a selection of Hello Kitty themed treats and merchandise available while supplies last.

High Heels & Horsepower

Mother’s Day weekend at Harley-Davidson World brings a mix of chrome, style, and horsepower with a celebration dedicated to the women who ride, support, and inspire. Festivities include a creative High Heel Decorating Contest, with entries displayed for people’s choice voting and a winner announced during the event. Moms can receive roses while supplies last and enter a special raffle, and live music sets the tone. Soul Survivors Supportive Living will be serving hamburgers and hot dogs for lunch, with donations benefiting veteran women, making it a chance to enjoy good food while supporting a meaningful cause. The 5th Annual Cannonball Run Poker Run is also part of the day, featuring entry at $20 per vehicle and $5 per passenger, plus cash prizes of $150 for the high hand and $50 for the low hand. While there, explore the latest bikes, browse MotorClothes, and enter in-store giveaways.

Mommy & Me Mother's Day Pictures

A cheerful morning honoring mothers and their children features complimentary photos, tasty treats, and creative crafts. Capture a special picture together, enjoy something sweet, and spend time making simple projects side by side.

Second OHOF Saturday

Enjoy complimentary admission to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum during Second OHOF Saturday. Explore and discover the stories of remarkable Oklahomans. This recurring event takes place on the second Saturday of each month.

Suds and Savin Lives

Participants can get cars and dogs washed while meeting adoptable pets, browsing local vendors, and enjoying food and family friendly fun. Raffles include a Blackstone grill. All proceeds support local animal rescues.

Learn Bridge in a Day

This free, one-day beginner workshop at Fun & Games Duplicate Bridge Club introduces the fundamentals of bridge in a fast-paced format. It is open to learners of all ages, including teens and mature kids, and welcomes families, friends, and neighbors who want to get started together. A light lunch and a textbook are included. Volunteers are welcome.

Yoga Workshop: Movement Lab: Mobility for Life

Explore better mobility and mindful movement in a two hour workshop with Alfred Meneses at 405 YOGA OKC. Guided practice covers effective warm ups and joint friendly drills, flexibility methods that relieve tightness, and breathwork that supports every exercise. Participants learn how to build a sustainable, injury conscious routine, along with targeted movements tailored to different bodies and goals. Suitable for dedicated athletes as well as beginners, the session emphasizes practical tools to enhance strength, flexibility, and ease in daily movement. Space is limited, and pre registration is required.

Jiu- Jitsu Fundamentals

Explore the essentials of Jiu-Jitsu in a fundamentals class. The focus is on core techniques and basic movements.

Covered in Color

An outdoor celebration of spring and color featuring art, craft vendors, great food, music, and a sidewalk chalk art competition. Admission and parking are free. Additional details will be announced. Vendor applications are open for artists, artisan makers, unique merchandise sellers, and food trucks. Food truck spaces are $75 and include 50 amp power. 10-by-10 tent spaces are $50, with 110v electricity provided if requested. For vendor questions, contact the City of Midwest City, Midwest City Parks & Recreation, or staff members Heather Lackey and Melanie Krause at SpecialEvents@MidwestCityOK.org or 405-739-1289 and 405-869-8622.

Your Voice Over Coffee

Settle into The Underground Coffee for a casual monthly meetup centered on real conversation. Neighbors and community members gather to exchange ideas, talk through local topics, consider new possibilities, and simply connect over a fresh brew. The atmosphere is open and friendly, with no formal talks or expectations... just genuine discussion and easygoing connection.

Ceramic Picture Frame Workshop

Shape and personalize a ceramic picture frame in a beginner-friendly, two hour class. Using hand-building techniques, you will form the frame and add textures, patterns, and decorative details to suit your style. Instructors provide guidance throughout, and you will keep the piece you create. After the session, it will be glazed and finished for a lasting result. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and all sales are final. To secure a spot, register at least two hours before the start, as walk-ins are typically not available. Enrollment is limited to seven participants. The ticket price is $35 and includes all materials for one frame. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, as the class begins right on time. Late arrivals may be unable to complete the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is considered a cancellation with no refund. Participants must be at least 10 years old. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18, and must attend and take part with children under 14. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup three weeks after your class date and will be held for up to 30 days. Allergen notice: the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick. If you or your guest has a cat allergy, attending is not advised.

Oakcliff Mother's & Daughters Community Giveaway

This community giveaway welcomes mothers and their daughters. Parents can pick up ESFKids intake forms if they are interested in enrolling their children in the Kids Votech Academy.

Mother and Me Charcuterie Workshop

This hands-on charcuterie workshop guides participants in building their own board with an assortment of meats and cheeses to take home. It also features a wide selection of tasting items from the catering menu.

103. Digital Photography I - Oklahoma City

Digital Photography I at Bedford Camera & Video in Oklahoma City offers a beginner friendly introduction for those new to photography or aiming to improve without getting overly technical. Starting from the basics, the class covers essential camera operations, thoughtful composition, how light influences an image, and dependable approaches to archiving your work. It also explains common tools such as tripods, filters, and flash units. Participants explore what gives a photo impact, practice creating images while operating their cameras effectively, delve into core lighting ideas and composition, and learn how to manage, optimize, and archive digital files. The format includes hands-on projects along with assignments and contests. The fee is $100 per student. Class size is limited to 8 to 15 depending on the venue. Having a digital camera and basic computer skills is recommended.

Red Cross Blended BLS for Healthcare Providers

Healthcare providers can complete BLS in a blended format that pairs brief online coursework with an in-person skills session. The online portion takes about two hours. The hands-on training covers adult, child, and infant CPR, two-person CPR, AED use, bag valve mask skills, and choking response. Enrollment is limited to 12 to ensure plenty of practice time. Upon successful completion, a Red Cross digital certification card is issued the same day.

Amber Wallin

Amber Wallin takes the stage at Bricktown Comedy Club. Entry is limited to guests 18 and older with a valid ID unless noted otherwise. Seating is guaranteed only up until the start of the show, and prices are higher at the door if tickets remain. Premium seating is located near the front.

Steven Ho

Tickets are available to see Steven Ho perform. You can find seats and pricing to fit your budget.

HIIT Yoga: May Fitness Series

HIIT Yoga brings together fast-paced interval training and mindful yoga poses in a single class at the Mustang Recreation Center, held in the Mustang Parks and Recreation Fitness Room. Expect sequences that elevate the heart rate, improve flexibility, and build strength while guiding participants into a steady flow. The class is led by instructor Ashley F. It is included with a Fitness Pass membership. Registration is not required. Participants should bring their own yoga mat, as mats are not provided. Designed for anyone looking to invigorate a fitness routine with a blend of cardio and mobility, this session offers a focused, energizing workout in a supportive setting.

Ceramic Garden Stakes Workshop

Explore hand built pottery by crafting your own ceramic plant stakes at Strange Earth Studio. Over two hours of guided, hands-on instruction, participants learn the techniques to shape and finish their pieces, creating three stakes to keep. The $35 ticket covers all materials, class size is limited to seven, and the session is open to ages 10 and up. Minors need a parent or guardian to sign a waiver, and children under 14 must attend and participate with a parent or guardian. Wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy. Finished work will be ready for pickup three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Advance purchase is required to attend. To secure a spot, register at least two hours beforehand, as walk-ins are generally not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, since the class begins promptly. Late arrivals may be unable to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without refund. All tickets are nonrefundable. Please note there is a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Pottery Wheel Workshop

Explore wheel throwing in a single session designed for anyone who wants to try the pottery wheel without committing to multiple classes. The lesson begins with demonstrations, then moves into hands-on practice covering fundamentals like centering, opening, pulling, and shaping. Trimming is not taught in this session. The studio team will trim, fire, and glaze your work for you. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in about three weeks and will be held for up to 30 days. Tuition is $60 per person and includes materials and approximately 1.5 hours of guided instruction. You may keep the pieces you make, and class size is limited to five participants. Attendees must be at least 14 years old, and anyone under 18 will need a guardian to sign a waiver. If you have cuts or abrasions on your hands, please take appropriate precautions. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Advance purchase is required, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended because walk-in spots are typically unavailable. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready to begin on time. The session starts promptly. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more late is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Allergen notice: the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick. Attendance is not advised for anyone with a cat allergy.

Mothers Day at Silks!

Mother's Day at Remington Park features live Quarter Horse racing paired with a full buffet at Silks Restaurant. Enjoy a table at Silks to dine while watching the races, then extend the outing with everything else the park offers, including the casino, open 24/7. Parking and admission are free. Reservations for Silks are available.

Walk N’ Talk

This casual walking activity encourages conversation while you get some steps in. It offers a simple way to combine movement with meeting people.

Survivor

At Planet Bowl, competitors enter for $50 and compete in a progressive elimination format. Everyone starts with three games, then the field is cut in half. The remaining bowlers roll two more games and are halved again. A single game follows with another cut by half, and this sequence continues until only one bowler remains.

Table of Abraham Dinner

The Table of Abraham Dinner brings people together for a shared meal focused on a life oriented toward others, with dialogue and service at its heart. The setting is the Meinders School of Business. Additional information and a formal invitation will be shared soon.

Sunday Jazz Brunch

A Sunday jazz brunch at Tellers features an indulgent spread of morning classics and Italian specialties, with dishes like Eggs Benedict and lemon buttermilk pancakes alongside selections from a wood-fired grill. Live jazz fills The Great Hall, and a curated selection of sparkling drinks and signature brunch cocktails rounds out the experience.

Mother's Day Brunch

Celebrate mothers with a refined brunch at the historic Skirvin Hilton. A thoughtfully curated menu highlights chef-led seasonal fare, favorite brunch comforts, and artful sweets, creating a special way to honor the women who do it all. Set in the Grand Ballroom, the atmosphere blends elegance and warmth, inviting guests to gather, toast, and linger over conversation. Sparkling beverages and brunch cocktails pair with savory selections and decadent desserts, with every touch meant to make Mom feel truly celebrated. Continue a cherished tradition or begin a new one, and savor a memorable Mother’s Day at the Skirvin Hilton.

Flower Pin Ups Workshop

At Strange Earth Studio, this hands-on workshop focuses on creating a personalized wooden wall hanging in a focused two hour class. Instruction and all supplies are provided, including an assortment of paints, trinkets, and mix-and-match pieces, so you can design a piece that reflects your style. You will leave with a finished wall decoration made by you. Tickets are $40 and include materials for one wall hanging. Class size is limited to eight participants. Attendees must be at least 14 years old, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early because class begins promptly. Late arrival may prevent completion of the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is considered a cancellation with no refund. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and registering at least two hours prior helps guarantee your place since walk ins are usually not available. All tickets are non-refundable. Allergen warning, the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised for those with cat allergies.

Ceramic Mushroom Jar Workshop

Discover hand built pottery at Strange Earth Studio with a focused workshop on making a ceramic jar that you can customize for non-food storage. Instructors guide you through the techniques you need, with two hours of hands-on instruction. Each participant creates and keeps two pieces, and the $50 ticket includes all materials. Class size is limited to seven participants. Attendees must be at least 10 years old, and children under 14 need a parent present who also participates. Wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy. Advance purchase is required. Register at least two hours ahead to help secure a spot since walk-ins are usually unavailable. The class starts right on time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. All tickets are nonrefundable. Please plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Allergy notice: the studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised for anyone with a cat allergy.

May Access for All

Enjoy complimentary entry to the galleries at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, made possible through Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program. On the second Sunday of each month, visitors of all ages can explore all current exhibitions at no cost and browse the Museum Store. Free tickets are released one week before each Access for All day, and the checkout total will show $0.

Shawn Gardini

See Shawn Gardini at Bricktown Comedy Club - OKC. Ticket prices vary depending on seat selection.

Dance Gavin Dance

This event features a performance by Dance Gavin Dance, appearing with Wolf & Bear and Novelists. The lineup brings these artists together on one stage for a shared bill.

Dance Gavin Dance with Special Guests

Dance Gavin Dance performs at The Criterion, joined by special guests. Ticket access includes presale options for the artist, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, along with a public onsale.

SHUCKED

At Civic Center Music Hall, this Tony Award winning musical comedy heads to Cob County, where an unlikely hero and a con man set off a showdown for the county’s heart and land. It features a book by Robert Horn, a score from the Grammy winning songwriting team of Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, and direction by Jack O’Brien. The Wall Street Journal has praised its humor. Recommended for ages 10 and up.

Time for Downsizing, Rightsizing, Simplifying, and Moving On

This free seminar from Time for Living Seminar and the Connie Williams Group offers practical guidance on downsizing, rightsizing, decluttering, and planning a smooth transition to what comes next. Learn straightforward approaches to streamline your belongings, get clear about priorities, and take manageable steps forward. The session takes place at the Active Adult Center. Admission is free, and registration is requested.

Raue and more

Raue shares the stage with Olive Vox for a live show at Resonant Head in Oklahoma City. The concert brings both acts together on one bill for an in-person performance at the venue.

Thinking Big - Referring to Success

At Mustang Community Center, BNI Thinking Big presents a networking gathering focused on building the relationships that help businesses grow. The event brings together motivated professionals who value referrals, collaboration, and meaningful connections. Attendees can share what they do, the types of people they hope to meet, and how the right introductions could advance their business. It offers a welcoming way to expand a network, exchange ideas, and connect with others who are serious about success.

Figure Drawing Session

A free to attend figure drawing session welcomes artists of all experience levels as part of the ongoing family friendly programming at Street Smarts Gallery. Attendees should bring their own drawing supplies for figure study and sketching. Snacks and soft drinks will be provided, and the session is open to all.

Adult Stained Glass Workshop

Create a stained glass sun catcher in a beginner friendly, 2.5 hour workshop. Choose from two patterns and follow guided instruction through cutting glass, preparing a pattern, foiling, and soldering so you can finish a first piece to take home. Expect individual attention and access to all needed tools. Tickets are $55 per person and include materials and glass for one sun catcher. Capacity is limited to four participants. Advance purchase is required, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk in spots are typically not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. Class starts on time, and late arrivals may not be able to complete the project. Arriving 20 minutes or later is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Participants must be at least 14 years old. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This activity is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Closed toe shoes are recommended. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

7th Annual Spring OKC Better With Age FunDay

Now in its seventh year, this spring community event brings people together for useful resources, live entertainment, and meaningful connections. Attendees can enjoy performances along with a hot breakfast at no charge, lunch, and snacks. Local organizations that serve seniors and caregivers will be on hand to share information and practical guidance. Giveaways are planned, including more than 60 door prizes. The event takes place at Church of the Servant.

Anthony Jeselnik

Anthony Jeselnik will perform live. Fans describe his live shows as cant-miss experiences.

Emma Andersen

Emma Andersen performs live at Beer City Music Hall in Oklahoma City.

Stained Glass Date Night for 2

Create a stained glass sun catcher side by side in a hands-on workshop designed for two people. No previous experience is required. Instructors guide you through cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering so you can finish your first piece and take it home. Choose a design from a library of patterns, receive individual instruction, and use the studio’s tools throughout the class. The price is $75 per person and includes all glass and materials. Participants must be at least 14 years old. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This activity is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. Tickets must be purchased in advance. To help ensure a spot, register at least two hours before the start, as walk-ins are typically not available. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. The class begins promptly at the listed time, and late arrivals may not be able to finish the project. Arrivals 20 minutes or more after the start are treated as a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are nonrefundable. Allergen notice: the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised for anyone with a cat allergy.

Glom

Indie rock band Glom brings the As Above, So Below Tour to Beer City Music Hall with special guest buffchick. The show fuses big anthemic hooks from 90s alternative rock, lush shoegaze textures, and the tight rhythms of late 80s post punk for a sound that feels new yet nostalgic. Geared toward fans of The Dead Bolts, His His, and Famous Friend.

Forgotten Treasures Animal Rescue Charity Golf Classic

At John Conrad Regional Golf Course, teams of four compete in a scramble that brings together golfers, local businesses, and animal advocates to benefit Forgotten Treasures Animal Rescue. The event offers a day of golf with contests, raffles, and prizes, and is expected to draw more than 100 players and community supporters. Funds raised help this Oklahoma foster-based nonprofit provide veterinary care, food, training, and care in foster homes for dogs and cats as they await adoption. Player tickets are required.

Anthony Jeselnik

See Anthony Jeselnik at Bricktown Comedy Club - OKC.

Family Workshop: DIY Wind Chimes

Families can work together to craft their own wind chimes in a hands-on workshop that blends creativity, playful sound, and outdoor art. The session takes place in the Water Plaza Room. Pricing is M $13 and NM $15.

Shucked Tickets

Shucked blends Broadway flair with country comedy for an uplifting musical experience at Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall. The show features quick-witted humor, memorable songs, and a spirited story that unfolds through music in surprising ways.

Ceramic Mushroom Chime Workshop

Explore hand-building techniques while crafting a ceramic hanging chime in a two-hour, hands-on class. Instruction covers how to build and personalize your piece, and you will take home the creation you make. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended to secure a spot since walk-ins are typically not available. All sales are final. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early because class begins right on time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. The ticket price is $35 and includes all materials. Class size is limited to seven participants. Guests must be at least 10 years old. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for those under 18, and children under 14 must attend and participate with a parent or guardian. Wear clothing and shoes that can get muddy. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. Please note there is a shop cat named Fishstick in the studio, so those with cat allergies are advised not to attend.

Marbled Pottery Wheel Workshop

This hands on pottery wheel workshop introduces the fundamentals of throwing and how to create a marbled effect. Participants warm up with white clay, then make two additional pieces using colored clay. Instruction covers centering, opening, pulling, and shaping, starting with demonstrations and technique guidance. Trimming and finishing are not included, and the studio will handle trimming, firing, and glazing. You keep the pieces you create. The class is limited to five participants and is $75 per person, which includes materials and two hours of instruction. Attendees must be at least 14 years old, and anyone under 18 requires a guardian’s signed waiver. Wear clothing and shoes that you do not mind getting muddy, and take precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands. Advance tickets are required, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk ins are rarely available. The session begins promptly, so arriving 10 to 15 minutes early helps ensure you are ready at the start. Arriving 20 minutes late or more is treated as a cancellation with no refund, and late arrival may prevent completion of the project. All tickets are nonrefundable. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class, and they will be held for up to 30 days. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

GLOW Paint pARTy

Enjoy a glow-in-the-dark art night as the studio shifts into a black light party vibe. Create character-themed paintings with vibrant glow paints, with guidance available while leaving plenty of room for your own creative spin. Choose from ready-made templates or sketch your own design. This activity is open to ages 5 through adult. If an adult will not be painting alongside a child, drop-off is allowed for ages 10 and up. The cost is $25. Select the date at checkout.

MeSo

MeSo takes the stage at Beer City Music Hall, featuring Xenotype and Jalaya. Fans of Abelation, Tsimba, and Toadface should take note of this lineup.

8th Annual Car Show by Mustang Lions Club and Empowered Church

Empowered Church and the Mustang Lions Club present the eighth annual community car show, featuring classic cars and other vehicles with a pancake breakfast provided by IHOP. Browse the lineup, meet local car enthusiasts, and support local service projects through the Mustang Lions Club. Car registration will be available, and trophies will be awarded during the event. This gathering takes place at Empowered Church.

Cruise in for Coffee - presented by the City of Midwest City

Presented by the City of Midwest City, this relaxed meet-up welcomes auto enthusiasts and families to Santa Fe Cattle Co. in Midwest City. It is open to all ages. Admission is free, and there is no fee to display a vehicle. Bring a vehicle to showcase or wander through the lineup while enjoying complimentary coffee and a donut.

GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party!

DCF Concerts presents a high energy K Pop themed kids dance party at Diamond Ballroom, created with The Kawaii Rave and VNK Entertainment. This family friendly celebration features remixes that blend familiar soundtracks, K Pop favorites, and well known pop anthems heard in a hit movie. Costumes are welcome, and attendees are encouraged to dance and shine. Open to all ages with general admission standing room. Special guests may change.

I-40 and MacArthur PetSmart Adoption Outreach

An adoption outreach is being held at the PetSmart near I-40 and MacArthur, featuring adoptable animals who are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations, with flea, tick, and heartworm prevention provided.

Auditions for RSC Summer Season

Auditions are being held for Charlotte's Web and Corduroy, and some roles remain open. The audition session takes place at the H.B. Atkinson Theatre on the Rose State campus, with script readings available on site. Rehearsals run on weekdays with occasional weekend commitments, and both shows will be presented in the H.B. Atkinson Theatre. Rose State students have the option to enroll in Theatre Production for summer credit. For questions, email rnelson@rose.edu.

Anthony Jeselnik

See Anthony Jeselnik perform live at Bricktown Comedy Club.

Actor Observer/Godseyes

Commander Pilot

Commander Pilot takes the stage at Resonant Head in Oklahoma City for a live performance. Tickets are available for this show.

Ceramic Picture Frame Workshop

Shape and decorate your own ceramic picture frame in a beginner friendly workshop at Strange Earth Studio. Over two hours, instructors provide hands-on guidance in hand-building, then you will add textures, patterns, and details to match your style. Your frame will be glazed and finished, and you will take home the piece you create. Advance ticket purchase is required and all sales are final. Register at least two hours ahead to secure a spot, as walk ins are typically not available. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so the class can start on time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. The workshop is limited to seven participants. The $35 ticket includes all materials for one frame. Ages 10 and up are welcome. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18, and must attend and participate with children under 14. Wear clothing and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup about three weeks after class and will be held for up to 30 days. The studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should avoid attending.

Jimmy Dore

Jimmy Dore is performing live. This is a comedy show.

Shucked

See a performance of Shucked.

Water Soluble Oil Art : May 18

Mustang Parks and Recreation offers a welcoming, beginner-friendly class that explores oil painting with water-mixable oils. Participants learn classic techniques through a guided, follow-along project focused on painting a house. The cost is $15 per class, and there is a one-time $70 fee for a reusable kit that includes brushes and paints, purchased from the instructor and yours to keep. Please bring an 11 x 14 canvas, paper towels, a water container, and a paint palette. To register, call Donna at 405-501-0222. For more information, call 405-376-1297 or email apatten@cityofmustang.org. Discover how water-mixable oils can open the door to a new creative path.

Mac DeMarco

Enjoy a show featuring Mac DeMarco.

THE WIZ

At Civic Center Music Hall, the Tony Award winner for Best Musical returns in a new national tour fresh from Broadway. This contemporary reimagining of The Wizard of Oz features a score that fuses soul, gospel, rock, and 1970s funk and follows Dorothy as she discovers where she belongs in a modern world. Directed by Schele Williams with choreography by JaQuel Knight and additional material by Tony and Emmy nominated writer Amber Ruffin, the production weaves ballet, jazz, and contemporary pop into a vibrant, high-energy experience. Recommended for ages 8 and older.

JILUKA

JILUKA brings its 2026 World Tour to 89th Street - OKC, featuring VCTMS and TSS. This is a standing, general admission show that welcomes all ages. The event is sold out.

The Psychedelic Furs with Special Guests We Are Scientists

The Psychedelic Furs take the stage at Tower Theatre OKC with special guests We Are Scientists. Emerging from the UK post-punk scene, the band helped define the meeting point of grit and romance in alternative rock, and their influence can be heard across today’s music. This performance brings that signature sound to the historic Tower Theatre OKC stage. Fans of Modern English, Talking Heads, and New Order may feel right at home.

Pottery Practice Lab

Build on your existing ceramics experience in a six-week practice lab that provides focused studio time with an instructor available for feedback and troubleshooting. Work toward your personal goals on the wheel or through hand-building, refine forms, try new ideas, and develop consistency at a pace that suits you. This offering is open to participants who have completed at least one prior pottery course at Strange Earth or who have equivalent experience. It is for ages 16 and up, and anyone under 18 will need a guardian to sign a waiver. The cost is $250 per person, materials are included, and you may keep the pieces you create. Finished work will be ready for pickup three weeks after your final session and will be held for up to 30 days. Purchase a ticket in advance to attend. It is recommended to register at least two hours before the start to secure a spot since walk-ins are typically not available. All ticket sales are final. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready right at the start. Late arrivals may not be able to complete their project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation without a refund. For comfort and safety, keep nails short for easier throwing, wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy, and take precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands. This class is not recommended for those who often experience pain in the hands or wrists. The studio has a resident cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Bingo Night

Open to all ages, this bingo evening supports senior supporters at the Active Adult Center and is held every third Thursday of the month. Regular rounds award $25 and a blackout win earns $50. Card packets are available for $3, $9, or $12, and daubers are $1. For more information, call 405-376-1297 or email apatten@cityofmustang.org.

Cactus Stained Glass Workshop

Learn to craft a stained glass cactus in a 2.5 hour beginner friendly workshop at Strange Earth Studio. Instructors guide you through cutting glass, preparing patterns, applying foil, and soldering. You will have access to shop tools, receive individual attention, and take your finished piece home. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non refundable. Register at least two hours ahead to secure a spot, since walk ins are usually unavailable and only four seats are offered. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, as the class starts promptly at the listed time. Late arrivals may not be able to finish, and being 20 minutes or more late is treated as a cancellation with no refund. Admission is $65 and includes materials and glass for one decoration. Participants must be 14 or older, with a parent or guardian signing a waiver for those under 18. Attendance is not recommended for anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding. For those with allergies, the studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick.

Mushroom Pressed Flower Stained Glass Workshop

Spend two and a half hours crafting a mushroom-themed stained glass piece accented with pressed flowers. No prior experience is required, as instructors guide you through cutting, foiling, and soldering step by step. Individual help, shop tools, and a selection of pressed blooms are provided, and you will take home your finished piece. The $65 ticket covers materials and glass for one project. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk-ins are usually not available. Only four spots are offered. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so the class can begin on time. Late arrival may prevent completion of the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All ticket sales are final. Participants must be 14 or older. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. This class is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. For those with cat allergies, the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so attendance is not advised.

THE THREE MUSKETEERS

A quick-moving stage adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ adventure brings swordplay, bold showdowns, and steadfast camaraderie to the fore in a celebration of courage and loyalty. Adapted for the stage by Justice Wickstrom and directed by Richard Lemin, this production is rated PG and welcoming to most age groups. Performances are presented at Storyteller Theater in the H.B. Atkinson Theater at Rose State College.

Sad Daddy at the Curious Pair Presents

Sad Daddy makes its debut at the house concert venue Curious Pair Presents. For ticket information, email curiouspairpresents@gmail.com.

⛳ Babes Golf Tournament Fundraiser ⛳

The Babes Golf Tournament Fundraiser brings teams together for a day on the fairways at John Conrad Golf Course in support of the girls. This 4-man scramble uses a shotgun start, includes lunch for participants, and awards prizes to the top two teams. Entry is $450 per team. Raffle prizes will be offered, and winners do not need to be present to win. Mulligans will be available for purchase, and each mulligan also counts as an entry in the raffle prize pot. Hole sponsorships are available for $100. Teams are encouraged to register about a week in advance to help the course plan accurately. To register a team or sponsor a hole, contact Coach Paul Duren at 405-248-7806.

Austin Duplantis Live @ One-52 Bar and Grill

Austin Duplantis performs live at One-52 Bar and Grill in Mustang. He is back on this stage for another show.

Oklahoma Stained Glass Workshop

A hands-on stained glass class for beginners offers step-by-step instruction in cutting glass, preparing patterns, foiling, and soldering. Individual guidance and the use of shop tools are provided, and each participant completes a first stained glass suncatcher to take home. The ticket price is $55 and includes materials and glass for one suncatcher. Only 4 spots are available. Tickets must be purchased in advance. To secure a place, registering at least two hours ahead is recommended because walk-ins are typically not available. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so the class can begin right on time. Late arrivals may be unable to finish the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is treated as a cancellation with no refund. All tickets are non-refundable. Attendees must be 14 or older, and a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18. Participation is not recommended for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Closed toed shoes are recommended. Allergen notice... the studio has a resident shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

GalaxyCon - Friday

Stillwater Radio operates a group of stations based in Stillwater, Oklahoma in the United States. Broadcasts can be heard on 93.7 FM, 94.3 FM, 101.1 FM, 105.5 FM and 780 AM.

Oklahoma City Comets vs. Reno Aces

See a game between the Oklahoma City Comets and the Reno Aces. Ticket prices may fluctuate due to this being a resale marketplace.

After Rest Candlelit Piano with Lauren Sonder

Settle into a peaceful evening curated by composer Lauren Sonder, where slowing down and dreaming take center stage. The program unfolds in candlelight with a suite of original piano pieces, bookended by guided conversation that invites thoughtful reflection. Attendees are welcome to experience the music in the way that best supports rest and ease, whether stretched out on the floor or seated comfortably. Two guiding prompts shape the experience: what makes a space truly restful, and what new possibilities emerge when we give ourselves permission to rest. A small supply of floor mats will be available, along with chairs, and guests may bring personal comfort items such as mats, blankets, or pillows to create a cozy resting spot. This intimate, immersive alternative to a conventional concert emphasizes quiet listening, restoration, and shared reflection. Tickets are $10 online and $15 at the door.

Shinedown: Dance, Kid, Dance Act II

Shinedown brings Dance, Kid, Dance Act II to Paycom Center. Tickets are offered through several early-access windows, including options for Citi cardholders, a Shinedown artist presale, and partner presales through Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Spotify, and the venue. Additional artist presales are listed for Coheed and Cambria and Black Stone Cherry. VIP packages have a dedicated presale, followed by a general public sale, with Citi cardmember preferred tickets and cardmember VIP presale options also available.

Chuck Wagon Festival (May 23-24, 2026)

The annual Chuck Wagon Festival at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum offers two days of family fun with chuck wagon food samples, crafts, music, and more. Guests can sample chuck wagon fare, take part in craft activities, and enjoy music throughout the event.

Studio Basics Workshop

Strengthen your home studio practice with a hands-on ceramics workshop that focuses on the essentials for working safely and confidently in a shared or personal space. Learn core safety procedures, how to reclaim clay, and the fundamentals of kilns, including how firings work and what to expect from the process. The class also covers caring for commercial glazes, from proper hydration to maintenance, to help you achieve consistent results. Ideal for beginners or anyone ready for a refresher, this session builds skills you can apply right away. Advance ticket purchase is required. Signing up at least two hours ahead is recommended to secure a spot, as walk ins are generally not available. The class starts right on time. Arriving 20 minutes late or more is treated as a cancellation with no refund, and all ticket sales are final. Aim to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so you are ready to begin. Participants must be at least 16 years old, and anyone under 18 needs a guardian to sign a waiver. Take appropriate precautions if you have cuts or abrasions on your hands. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. The studio is home to a shop cat named Fishstick, so those with cat allergies should not attend.

Aquatic Park Opening Day

Opening day at Mustang Aquatic Park signals the start of the summer season with daily admission set at $6. Once the season is underway, the park welcomes guests Monday through Saturday and on Sundays. There are also special Monday night swim sessions priced at $4 per person or $12 per family.

Ceramic Travel Mug Workshop

Learn to hand build a food safe, personalized travel mug in a small-group pottery class. Guided instruction covers the techniques needed to design and construct your own mug, and the piece you make will be fired and ready for pickup about three weeks after class. Finished work is held for up to 30 days. Advance purchase is required, and registering at least two hours ahead is recommended since walk-ins are rarely available. The session provides two and a half hours of hands-on teaching and support. Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early so the class can start on time. Late arrivals may be unable to complete the project, and arriving 20 minutes or more after the start is considered a cancellation with no refund. Tickets are nonrefundable. Tuition is $55 and includes all materials. Capacity is limited to seven. Attendees must be 10 or older. A parent or guardian must sign a waiver for anyone under 18, and must attend and take part with children under 14. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting muddy. For those with allergies, note that a shop cat named Fishstick lives in the studio and attendance is not advised for anyone sensitive to cats.

Zane Helberg

Tickets are available to see Zane Helberg perform live. This event will take place at a comedy club in Oklahoma City.

Barre in the Park

Take your workout outside with a free barre session in Heartwood Park. Instructors from barre3 Oklahoma City guide a balanced mix of strength training, quick cardio bursts, and mindful breathing for an efficient, uplifting experience. Expect low impact, isometric movements paired with energizing intervals and focused breathwork to help you finish feeling strong, centered, and refreshed. The class welcomes both longtime barre enthusiasts and first timers, offering a friendly space to move, connect, and recharge.

Board Games & Big Macs Midwest City

Midwest City's game night returns at the McDonalds located near the Denny's that previously hosted the meetup. Attendees can play a wide variety of board and card games, ranging from light and quick to longer and more complex. New players are welcome, with popular, easy to learn titles available to teach. Large tables are reserved to provide ample space for play, and volunteers will be on hand to greet participants. The event is family friendly and inclusive, and it follows a code of conduct.

The HU and Apocalyptica with Special Guest The Rasmus

DCF Concerts presents a concert at Diamond Ballroom featuring The HU and Apocalyptica, with special guest The Rasmus. The event is open to all ages and will be general admission with standing room only. Special guests are subject to change.

Cousins Maine Lobster at CSL Plasma

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to CSL Plasma in Mustang with a lineup of Maine lobster favorites. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus lobster tacos and quesadillas. There are also lobster tots, lobster tails, and a rich lobster grilled cheese, along with creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder. For something sweet, whoopie pies are on offer. Order ahead and earn rewards through the Cousins Maine Lobster app.

OKC Entrepreneur Group Meetup

OKC Entrepreneur Group brings together a peer community of Oklahoma City founders and business builders for open, collaborative conversation. Each month features a new topic and a diverse mix of participants, from first-time founders to seasoned entrepreneurs. The gathering combines informal networking, group introductions with Q&A, and time afterward to keep the dialogue going, and many attendees continue the discussion over dinner. The emphasis is on building relationships, exchanging ideas, and exploring the mindsets that support a thriving business. Admission is free, and guests with an entrepreneurial outlook are welcome. If you have a story from your own venture, the group is interested in connecting about opportunities to share your journey at a future meeting.

Magic at the Castle Theatrical show

At Castle Falls, internationally known magician Joe Coover delivers a theatrical evening of mystery and wonder, performing live feats of magic.

Soft Hands: '80s Prom

Soft Hands returns to Tower Theatre OKC with an '80s prom experience featuring live performances of classic 1980s songs. It is a chance to revisit prom memories or enjoy a first-time take, with an evening of dancing to live music from the era.

Professional Moms North OKC May Luncheon

An in-person luncheon brings together women who balance family and business for connection, learning, and community. Presented by the Professional Moms Network’s North OKC chapter at Junior's Supper Club, the gathering reflects the organization’s core values to encourage, educate, associate, and serve. Ambassadors Tamara Willis of Burgundy Rose Creations and Christina Stubbs of Topanga Scents will welcome attendees at the new host location. Expect a practical educational focus on coordinating family life with professional responsibilities, along with time to network. Each participant may share a brief 60-second introduction about her product or service, followed by questions and conversation. The event is open to all women, there is no annual membership or ongoing commitment, and advance registration is required, with walk-ins not permitted. Registration includes lunch prepared by the venue. Attendance is capped at 30 guests. An Industry Protection Policy limits seats to no more than two representatives per industry and only one per company. Registrations are accepted in the order received each month, and all registrations are final with no cancellations.

Harland Williams

Harland Williams appears at Bricktown Comedy Club. All shows are 18 and over with a valid ID. Seats are only guaranteed until showtime, and ticket prices are higher at the door if any remain.

Taste of OKC

A celebrated culinary gathering at the OKC Convention Center showcases memorable tastes, curated wines, and an elegant setting. Co-chairs Derrick Ott and the Taylor’s, along with honorary chair Joe Ford, bring community leaders together to advance a mission of building and supporting mentoring relationships that ignite young people's potential.

Food and Film: Zootopia 2

Spread a blanket or set up lawn chairs for a free outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 with a variety of local food trucks on site. The movie will be shown on the lawn of Mustang Town Center. Admission is free. Bring blankets or chairs and pack some bug spray for comfort. Gather friends, family, and neighbors for a relaxed evening under the stars, and arrive early to secure a great viewing spot.

Muddy Dash | Oklahoma City 2026

At Lost Lakes Adventure Park, families can take on a lighthearted obstacle course designed for all ages. Expect a few miles of running, walking, crawling, and sliding through child-friendly challenges that include waist-high mud pits, foamy sections, and music along the route. The event is untimed, costumes are welcome, and enthusiastic cheering adds to the atmosphere. Younger participants complete the course with a parent, and spectators are invited to watch. From the starting chute to a festive finish, there are plenty of photo opportunities and a celebratory gathering after the race. Free registration is still available, and spots may fill quickly.

Spring Adopt a Pet Mini Art Camp

A creative half-day mini art camp invites animal-loving kids to adopt an 8-inch plush pet such as a kitten, puppy, or bunny, then craft a cozy world for their new friend. Participants design a home with markers, make a chenille collar with name beads, weave a felt rug, shape and paint clay dishes and toys, create artwork to decorate the space, and personalize a soft felt blanket. The camp is designed for ages 5 to 10, and older children may enjoy it as well. The cost is $50. Dress children in clothing that can get messy. Aprons are provided, but spills can still occur. Shoes should remain on for safety. Campers may bring a water bottle, and a snack tab can be set up. Snacks and drinks are available in the HeartLocke gift shop. Please indicate if the child should not make other gift shop purchases during class.

36th Annual Garden Festival at Will Rogers Gardens

The 36th Annual Garden Festival at Will Rogers Gardens features a bustling marketplace with dozens of vendors offering plants, garden art, jewelry, and home goods, along with food trucks. Vendors who wish to participate can request the official registration form by emailing mccabecarolyn2@gmail.com. Please disregard any comments that claim to handle vendor registration, as they are fraudulent.

Spring Camp OKC Latina - May 30, 2026 - FREE Fishing Clinic

Camp OKC Latina offers a no-cost, community-led fishing program that connects Latinx youth and families with the outdoors. Through seasonal clinics and hands-on lessons, participants build skills, grow environmental appreciation, and honor cultural connections. Each clinic provides complimentary instruction, city and state licenses, and a welcoming space that supports outdoor recreation for all. This clinic also includes a Community Resource Fair. The program lowers barriers to participation, helping cultivate new anglers while strengthening family and community bonds. Tackle Box Tesoro sponsors include OG&E, Hernandez Law, and the Oklahoma State Game Warden Association.

America 250 Celebration

Hosted by the Last Frontier Council, this America250 celebration honors the 250th anniversary of United States independence. Scouts highlight outdoor skills, leadership, and hands-on learning through Scouting program demonstrations. The celebration at The Pavilion at OKC Fair Park features activity booths and displays. Units interested in presenting an activity or display may inquire about booth space by contacting Bill Hensley at billhensley@earthlink.net. Early registration is available, with Scouting youth and adults priced at $10 for early registration or $15 regular, and general public or non-Scouts at $5.

Big Train and the Loco Motives: Mojo's Blues Festival - OKC

Mojo's Blues Club hosts the debut Mojo's Blues Festival with Big Train and the Loco Motives at the forefront, bringing a house party feel and table rocking juke joint blues for a lively celebration.

Harland Williams

Harland Williams will be performing live. Secure your tickets to experience the show.

Pop-Up Market

A lively pop-up market highlights local small businesses with one-of-a-kind finds, handmade pieces, treats, and more. Friends can browse together and enjoy a friendly community shopping atmosphere. Admission is free.

General Membership Meeting

OMC’s monthly general membership meeting takes place at Mustang Town Center in the Great Room. Enter the room from the west side of the building through its dedicated doorway. Attendance typically ranges from about 50 to 70 members and guests. The agenda covers club business and upcoming activities, and OMC T shirts, polo shirts, and other merchandise are available for purchase. Many participants arrive in their Mustangs, so the parking lot often has the feel of an informal car show. After the meeting, the group heads to a local Mustang restaurant for a meal together.

After Meeting Meal-Los Vaqueros

After the General Membership Meeting, the OMC Mustang community gathers for a relaxed meal at Los Vaqueros Mexican Restaurant. Attendance is usually around 20 people, creating a friendly setting to welcome new members and chat about Mustangs. Membership is not required to participate.

New Volunteer - Oklahoma City, OK

A multi-day event for new volunteers in Oklahoma City takes place across six consecutive days, Sunday through Friday.

Buckcherry

Buckcherry performs live at Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City. Tickets are available for this concert.

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Mustang

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a taste of Maine to HTeaO Mustang with a menu featuring lobster rolls prepared Maine, Connecticut, and garlic style, plus tacos, quesadillas, and crispy lobster tots. Additional choices include lobster tails, a melty lobster grilled cheese, creamy lobster bisque or classic clam chowder, and whoopie pies for something sweet. Iced tea from HTeaO offers a cool complement. The CML app provides skip the line ordering and rewards. Payments are cashless, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app options accepted.

B.B. Warfield Memorial Lecture Series

The B.B. Warfield Memorial Lecture Series features J. V. Fesko at Adams Recital Hall at Oklahoma Christian University for a two day exploration of covenant theology. Across a sequence of talks, he examines how God addresses humanity through covenant, situates the covenant of grace within the larger framework of covenant theology, traces the path of salvation through redemptive history, highlights the presence of the gospel in both the Old and New Testaments, and considers the covenant’s ultimate aim in deepening union and fellowship with the Triune God. The program includes time for registration and question and answer sessions. Attendance is free of charge. J. V. Fesko serves as professor of systematic and historical theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson and has been an ordained minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church since 1998, serving as a church planter, pastor, and teacher. His work focuses on Reformation and post Reformation theology, the relationship between biblical and systematic theology, and soteriology with particular attention to justification. He has authored or edited more than twenty books and written fifty essays published in journals and edited collections.

KARAOKE FOR CASA FESTIVAL

Wild Horse Park sets the scene for an easygoing evening featuring a car cruise, food trucks, and karaoke. Anyone can take a turn at the mic or cheer on the singers, and bringing a lawn chair makes it simple to relax in the park. Admission is free. Donations made during the karaoke portion benefit Canadian County CASA, helping give children in foster care a voice.

Kids Fishing Day 2026

Bring young anglers to Wildhorse Park pond for a free day of fishing. Complimentary bait will be available while supplies last, and no license is needed. Prizes will be awarded for the largest catch. Participants can try for perch, catfish, and bass. This event is supported by All seasons Hardware and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

Saturdays for Adults: June 6

Summer Saturdays feature one-time, drop-in classes for adults only. Choose a single class for $20 or take both in the same day for $35. The lineup includes Ballet with Ms. Kayla and Modern with Ms. Kelsey.

Cruise In-Swadleys', Memorial

OMC organizes a relaxed Cruise In at Swadley’s Bar-B-Q, bringing Mustang enthusiasts together for a casual meal and conversation about their cars. The meet typically draws 30 to 60 people, and the parking lot often resembles a Mustang showcase. It is family friendly, and guests are welcome to bring children, grandchildren, and friends. Venues are chosen for ample parking, a broad menu, and enough room to comfortably seat a group of this size. Membership is not required to attend. This gathering takes place on the second Tuesday of each month.

Aud Hamby, Dan Rocky, Jaxces and Victoria Garcia Art Show

DNA Galleries hosts a group exhibition featuring Oklahoma artists Aud Hamby, Dan Rocky, Jaxces, and Victoria Garcia. An opening night artist reception will offer a chance to meet the artists and explore the work in person. Admission is free for all, and light refreshments will be available.

Cake Social

Enjoy a summer cake tasting with more than a dozen varieties, including Key Lime, Strawberry, and a popular Italian Crème Cake, plus additional flavors that rotate. It is a good choice for a girls’ outing, a date, or anyone who likes dessert in the spotlight. One registration provides a single box with approximately nine slices.

Oklahoma City Comets vs. Sacramento River Cats

The Oklahoma City Comets face the Sacramento River Cats at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Public ticket on sale information is listed.

Ninety Proof at The Tonk - OKC - Saturday, June 20th 9pm

Ninety Proof will be featured at The Tonk in OKC.

ACM@UCO Production Camp

ACM presents a weeklong production camp tailored to aspiring sound engineers. Open to students ages 14 to 18, it welcomes beginners and focuses on hands-on learning. Participants work with industry-standard DAW software, including Pro Tools and Logic X Pro, and gain experience recording in studio environments as well as for film and live sound. Capacity is limited.

Scott Flanagan: My Quilting Journey (Lecture)

Quilter and designer Scott Flanagan traces a path that began at age 7, learning to sew alongside his grandmother. He later launched 4th and Main Designs in 2011, and his patterns have appeared in Quilters World, Quiltmaker, McCalls Quilting, and Fons & Porter. This lecture explores more than three decades of his work, from the first quilt to recent projects, with candid stories about lessons learned along the way. A nationally known speaker, Scott presents this program in two sessions. There is a $10 fee for visitors.

Pet-Vet 43rd Anniversary Sale

Pet-Vet Supply marks 43 years with an anniversary sale offering deals as a thank you to customers. More details will be announced.

BCTL Mustang (TENTATIVE TEARDOWN & INSTALL)

A small installation at Mustang Public Library is planned with a tentative dinosaur theme. Contributors are encouraged to bring a build inspired by a family-friendly book and include either the book itself or a photo of its cover to accompany the display. To fit the case, individual builds must not exceed 32 x 32 studs (10 x 10 in). Planning notes also mention a tentative teardown at Edmond Library.

The Magic of Motown - Midwest City, OK

A widely praised celebration of the Motown sound arrives at Rose State Performing Arts Center in Midwest City. This high energy production delivers favorite hits with tight harmonies, dynamic choreography, and colorful costumes that evoke the classic era. Hear songs made famous by The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, and other legends. Expect over two hours of Detroit soul that invites audiences to sway in their seats or dance along for a night of beloved music.

General Membership Meeting

OMC’s monthly general membership meeting takes place at Mustang Town Center in the Great Room. Use the dedicated Great Room entrance on the west side at the back of the building. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 70 members and guests. The agenda focuses on club business and upcoming events, and OMC t-shirts, polo shirts, and other items are available for purchase during the meeting. With many members arriving in their Mustangs, the parking lot often resembles a car show. After the meeting, participants usually head to a nearby restaurant in Mustang for a post-meeting meal.

After Meeting Meal-Del Rancho

A relaxed meal at Del Rancho in Mustang follows the General Membership Meeting. Around 20 OMC Mustang members typically gather, creating a friendly setting to welcome new members and talk Mustangs. Participation is open to non-members.

The Flannels Live @ Sidecar Chisholm Creek

The Flannels deliver a patio acoustic concert shaped by 90s grunge. A relaxed vibe and acoustic sounds highlight the music of that decade.

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Midwest City

Cousins Maine Lobster comes to HTeaO Midwest City with a menu full of favorites. Look for Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, and a lobster grilled cheese. Soups include creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and there are whoopie pies for something sweet. Pair your meal with a cold sweet tea from HTeaO for a refreshing combo. Ordering ahead through the CML app is available to skip the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, with payment accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Oklahoma Landrun Open VII

A weekend-long Magic: The Gathering event brings competitive play and substantial prizes to Reed Conference Center. The schedule spans three days, beginning with a Team Trios competition featuring Legacy, Vintage, and Modern. Entry for Team Trios is $225 per team. The Legacy Open follows with a $100 per person entry fee, and first place receives a Mox Sapphire along with an original artist sketch by Nicola Leonard-Beeson. The weekend concludes with the Vintage Open, a showcase for the game's oldest and most powerful cards. Entry is $100 per person, and first place receives an Unlimited Mox Emerald plus an original painting by Nicola Leonard-Beeson. Side events will be announced, with returning offerings that include an Old School Charity Event, a Modern Challenge, cEDH, and Duel Commander. Featured artist Nicola Leonard Beeson, known for work on early Magic: The Gathering cards from sets such as Legends, Ice Age, and Homelands, will be highlighted. Her portfolio includes notable pieces like Karakas, Tolaria, Karplusan Forest, and The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale. Proxies are legal under specific guidelines. They are limited to cards on the Wizards of the Coast reserved list and must not be used to create confusion or gain an in-game advantage. Acceptable options include real Magic cards that have information carefully blanked or blacked out, official Oklahoma Land Run proxies from previous events, and International, Collector’s, and MTG 30 Edition cards. Artist-created tokens for popular cards may be accepted only if their size and thickness match official cards to avoid marked card issues. All proxied card details must be clearly recorded and easy to read, and it should always be obvious to players and judges what each proxy represents. Printed images that are glued onto cards or slipped into sleeves are not permitted. Questions about proxies should be directed to the head judge before the first round. For lodging, the Delta Hotels by Marriott Midwest City is attached directly to the convention center, with limited room availability. Additional nearby options within easy walking distance include Holiday Inn Express & Suites Midwest City, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Midwest City, Hampton Inn OKC I-40 East, and Home2 Suites by Hilton OKC Midwest City. Vendor booths are available, and inquiries can be sent to store@gameheadquarters.com. Priority will be given to artists and non-card vendors.

Twisted Lords Con/CAV-CON

Twisted Lords Con/CAV-CON brings a three-day celebration of tabletop gaming to Oklahoma at the Reed Conference Center. Organizers will provide a broad selection of games and all the materials needed to play, so attendees can jump into something new or revisit long-time favorites. Competitive action features tournaments for Bolt Action, CAV: Strike Operations, Warhammer 40K, and Blood Bowl, along with other offerings to keep the tables busy.

Wealth BuildHers Book Club Session 3

Session 3 of the Wealth BuildHers Book Club features a group discussion of Same As Ever. The conversation centers on the book's ideas and reflections from readers.

Red Coyote Run Club OKC

Red Coyote Run Club in OKC offers a free, social run, walk, or jog that starts and finishes at Red Coyote Running and Fitness. Formerly known as Pack Pint Run, this community gathering welcomes all paces and abilities, and is friendly to dogs and strollers. The route covers roughly three miles from the Red Coyote OKC location through Nichols Hills and back. Participants must complete a waiver, which can be acknowledged by checking in through the Red Coyote app. A light is required for visibility. Anyone wishing to have a beer must show a valid ID, and outside beer is not allowed. Checking in through the app also lets participants earn points for taking part.

Dude Perfect - Oklahoma City, OK

Dude Perfect brings the Squad Games Tour to Paycom Center in Oklahoma City for a live arena show packed with oversized challenges, surprise moments, and plenty of laughs. The production debuts a new in-the-round setup where the arena floor becomes the competition space, giving audiences views from every side. The tour is traveling to 22 cities this summer. Select athletes from the Savannah Bananas are slated to appear, with only some team members participating. For ticketing, third party listings are not permitted on TPR event pages. To avoid scams and ensure valid entry, official tickets are available only through the event’s authorized outlet, and purchases from third parties are not guaranteed by TPR or supported with updates and assistance.

General Membership Meeting

OMC's monthly general membership meeting takes place in the Great Room at Mustang Town Center. Entry is through the west entrance at the back of the building, which provides direct access to the Great Room. The gathering covers club business and upcoming events, and OMC T-shirts, polo shirts and other items are available for purchase during the meeting. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 70 members and guests. With many arriving in their Mustangs, the parking lot often resembles a car show. After the meeting, participants head to a local Mustang restaurant for a meal together.

Monthly Acoustic Blues Jam - JJ's Alley - OKC

JJ's Alley Bricktown Pub hosts a monthly acoustic blues jam led by Jesse Cahn. Participants bring an acoustic guitar to take part, and electric instruments are left at home.

After Meeting Meal-Billy Sims BBQ

This get-together brings the OMC Mustang community together for a meal after the General Membership Meeting. About twenty participants typically attend, creating an easy way to welcome new members and enjoy conversations about Mustangs. Attendance is open to all, and membership is not required.