All Weekend!
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast The Musical
Time: Friday 7:30 PM, Saturday 2 PM & 7:30 PM, Sunday 1:30 PM & 7 PM
Location: Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker Ave.
Price: Tickets beginning at $45
Witness the Disney classic Beauty and the Beast on stage in its first North American touring production in over 25 years. This tale as old as time, full of love, grandeur and understanding, can be enjoyed by the whole family and is full of all of the incredible songs you remember from the animated movie.
Time: Open during dinner service
Location: The Jones Assembly, 901 W. Sheridan Ave.
Price: $15 to secure your lift ticket
Everyone’s favorite OKC après-ski party is back through Feb. 28 at The Jones Assembly. Lift tickets are required for this reservation-only pop-up, which features limited-time food and drink specials, mountain vibes and photo ops.
Rescheduled to January 30 – February 1
Oklahoma City Home and Garden Show
Time: Friday Noon-8 PM, Saturday 10 AM-8 PM, Sunday 11 AM-5 PM
Location: Bennet Event Center, OKC Fairgrounds, 3101 Gordon Cooper Blvd.
Price: $13 at the door, $11 online
Get ready for spring with the OKC Home and Garden Show, all weekend at the Fairgrounds. With tons of vendors showcasing everything from organization solutions to pools and saunas, furniture and everything having to do with gardening and landscaping, you’ll find plenty of new possibilities to improve your home.
Time: Friday & Saturday 8 PM, Sunday 2 PM
Location: Carpenter Square Theatre, 1009 W. Reno Ave.
Price: $30 with discounts available
Carpenter Square Theatre presents its first production of 2026 with Pictures from Home, written by playwright Sharr White and directed by artistic director Rhonda Clark. Photographer Larry Sultan spent a decade photographing and interviewing his parents to create a photo memoir, which White then transformed into this comedy-drama play, on stage through Sunday, Feb. 1. It is described as being a deeply intimate and comic portrayal of a son, his parents and their poignant relationship.
National Pigeon Association 2026 Grand National Show
Time: Friday & Saturday 8 AM-9 PM, Sunday 8 AM-Noon
Location: The Pavillion, Oklahoma City Fairgrounds, 3212 Wichita Walk
Price: Free!
The National Pigeon Association, which is housed in our city’s very own Pigeon Museum, will hold its Grand National Show at the fairgrounds this weekend. If you were ever interested in these underrated birds, this is the event for you! Over 5,000 pigeons representing over 200 breeds and breeders will be in attendance with judging performed daily, and a grand prize winner will be announced Sunday at noon.
Friday, January 23
Time: Rescheduled to 7 PM – as of 9:15 AM
Location: Te Ata Theatre, Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, 11 NW 11th
Price: $45 with discounts available
This Friday and Saturday, join Katie Bender, a playwright, performer and mother, as she attempts to contact Harry Houdini in Instructions for a Séance. Bender wrote this performance piece after being inspired by the Houdini archives at the Ransom Center and guides the audience through a “playful but poignant exploration of motherhood, artistic ambition and the urge to escape.”
Time: 8 PM
Location: 3rd Act Theatre Company, 12000 N. May Ave in the Shoppes at Northpark
Price: $25 with discounts available
Enrico IV (Henry IV) is a play adapted by Caprice Sorg from the original by Luigi Pirandello and will be on stage at 3rd Act Theatre Company through Feb. 8. This surreal story centers around former movie star Reginald Henry, who has suffered a terrible breakdown after a horse stunt accident and now believes that he is actually the character he was playing—a German emperor named Enrico IV. This is a dark comedy that contains talk of mental illness as a well-intentioned intervention unravels the truth of this Hollywood legend.
Rescheduled to February 27 & 28
Time: 9 AM-4 PM
Location: Moderns Living Building, OKC Fairgrounds, 608 Kiamichi Place
Price: Free!
One of the most popular vendor shows returns this Friday and Saturday to the fairgrounds. The 2 Hip Chicks Roadshow has over 150 vendors with handmade goods and crafts, boutiques, tasty food finds and so much more—and the best part is that it is free to enter both days.
Saturday, January 24
Rescheduled to January 31
Time: 8 PM
Location: Oklahoma Shakespeare, 2920 Paseo
Price: $30
The Apple Tree is a whimsical musical presented by Jewish Theatre of Oklahoma on Oklahoma Shakespeare’s indoor stage. Written by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Jerome Coopersmith, The Apple Tree is comprised of three one-act playlets which follow Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and through temptation, love and paradise lost.
Rescheduled to February 7
Time: 7-10 PM
Location: Factory Obscura, 25 NW 9th St.
Price: $15 in advance, $17 at the door
Factory Obscura presents the Future of Sound Sessions, where local musicians are encouraged to team up with other artists of all disciplines to create one-of-a-kind collaborations. This Friday, watch an experimental sound collage mix with other musicians and movement improvisation followed by cyberpunk synth pop collaborating with an experimental sculptural artist. This interesting genre-bending performance is appropriate for all ages.
Rescheduled to February 7
Voices of the Scene: Artists Defining OKC Across Generations
Time: 9:30-10:30 Brunch & Mingling, 10:30-11: 30 Panel Discussion
Location: Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch Drive
Price: Free for Moderns Members, $10 for non-members
OKCMOA Moderns is presenting an informative panel on the foundation of the local arts community and what the future looks like for our city. Former OKCMOA research fellow Michaela Wegmen and Executive Director of ARTSPACE at Untitled Laura Warriner, as well as local artists Leondre Lattimore, Denise Duong and Gabriel Friedman, will make up the discussion panel. Lattimore was recently named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list and Duong and Friedman have collaborated on many works throughout the city, including “I give to you a piece of me,” currently on view in ArtNow: Materials and Boundaries at Oklahoma Contemporary.
Time: 2 & 8 PM
Location: Te Ata Theatre, Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, 11 NW 11th
Price: $45 with discounts available
This Friday and Saturday, join Katie Bender, a playwright, performer and mother, as she attempts to contact Harry Houdini in Instructions for a Séance. Bender wrote this performance piece after being inspired by the Houdini archives at the Ransom Center and guides the audience through a “playful but poignant exploration of motherhood, artistic ambition and the urge to escape.”
Time: 8 PM
Location: 3rd Act Theatre Company, 12000 N. May Ave in the Shoppes at Northpark
Price: $25 with discounts available
Enrico IV (Henry IV) is a play adapted by Caprice Sorg from the original by Luigi Pirandello and will be on stage at 3rd Act Theatre Company through Feb. 8. This surreal story centers around former movie star Reginald Henry, who has suffered a terrible breakdown after a horse stunt accident and now believes that he is actually the character he was playing—a German emperor named Enrico IV. This is a dark comedy that contains talk of mental illness as a well-intentioned intervention unravels the truth of this Hollywood legend.
Rescheduled to February 27 & 28
Time: 9AM-4 PM
Location: Moderns Living Building, OKC Fairgrounds, 608 Kiamichi Place
Price: Free!
One of the most popular vendor shows returns this Friday and Saturday to the fairgrounds. The 2 Hip Chicks Roadshow has over 150 vendors with handmade goods and crafts, boutiques, tasty food finds and so much more, and the best part is that it is free to enter both days.
Time: 2-4 PM
Location: American Banjo Museum, 9 E. Sheridan Ave.
Price: $5 General Admission, Free if you bring an instrument to jam!
The House Session invites you to a Celtic Open Jam, happening the fourth Saturday of every month. Free to jam out if you bring your instrument and just five bucks if you want to spectate, this is a great way to learn about Celtic music and the variety of genres blended together to form its unique sound.
Free Public Tour at Oklahoma Contemporary
Time: 1 PM
Location: Oklahoma Contemporary, 11 NW 11th St.
Price: Free!
Learn more about the stunning exhibitions and art housed throughout the galleries of the beautiful Oklahoma Contemporary. While it is always free to enter, each Saturday a guided tour led by gallery guides takes place, allowing visitors to ask questions and engage in their own curiosity of the art being viewed.
Time: 9 AM or 1:30 PM
Location: Downtown OKC
Price: $55 with student and kid discounts available
Relish our great city with a guided walking tour through Oklahoma City. Absorb fun facts and stories about some of the buildings we pass every day as you learn about some of our most interesting architecture. With frequent rides on the streetcar and a leisurely walk, experience OKC like never before on this three-hour tour.
Time: 9 AM
Location: Devon Lawn at Myriad Gardens, 301 W. Reno Ave.
Price: Free!
Get your body moving every Saturday morning at the Myriad Gardens. Perfect for yogis of all levels, this relaxing flow is hosted by instructors from the YMCA and presented by Fowler Automotive, making it completely free to attend.
Sunday, January 25
Rescheduled to February 8
Secret Oklahoma: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure Book Signing
Time: 2-4 PM
Location: Mix-Tape Lobby in Factory Obscura, 25 NW 9th St.
Price: Free!
Matt Kirouac, senior writer for 405 Magazine and Oklahoma transplant, has written a new book and is having two book signings in Oklahoma City this weekend. Secret Oklahoma: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful and Obscure is just that—a book all about our beloved state and the wacky history and facts that make it special. There will copies of the book for sale, so stop by the Bradford House at 1235 NW 38th St. on Thursday or Factory Obscura Sunday to have it signed in person!
Rescheduled to February 1
Time: 2 PM & 7 PM
Location: Oklahoma Shakespeare, 2920 Paseo
Price: $30
The Apple Tree is a whimsical musical presented by Jewish Theatre of Oklahoma on Oklahoma Shakespeare’s indoor stage. Written by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Jerome Coopersmith, The Apple Tree is comprised of three one-act playlets which follow Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and through temptation, love and paradise lost.
Time: 11 AM-3 PM
Location: Tellers Restaurant at The National, 120 N. Robinson Ave.
Get ready for the work week by heading to Tellers for a delicious brunch in the beautiful Great Hall, accompanied by live jazz music. The food menu consists of all of your favorite brunch classics, and a curated menu of sparkling and signature brunch cocktails makes for the perfect afternoon.
Time: 3-5 PM
Location: Literati Bookshop, 3022 Paseo
Price: Free!
This weekly, peer-led illustration club is a great place for anyone with a goal of bettering their art. With the focus on comics and pop art, this is a great place to meet other local artists and receive instant feedback and encouragement. Just bring your own drawing supplies.
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