All Weekend
Bring the whole family out for Storyteller Theatre’s production of Alice in Wonderland, on stage through Sept. 13. This classic tale has been adapted to the stage by director Brenna Wickstrom but will remind audiences of all the curiosities and whimsy that has made Alice one of the most beloved childhood stories. This production is suitable for all ages, however space is limited to provide a memorable experience for everyone, so purchase your tickets today!
Friday, September 4
Stroll through the galleries, boutiques and businesses of the Paseo during the monthly First Friday Art Walk. This month, Gallery I will feature Symbiotic Stripes by Agnes Stalder and Elizabeth Richards; Gallery II will host the annual juried Paseo Photofest, featuring more than 30 photographs selected by juror Michael Hulett; and Gallery III will present Rhythm of Patterns by Carrie Daley.
First Americans Museum Night Market
First Americans Museum hosts its Night Market this Friday evening, supporting the art, culture and food of First Americans. This evening farmer’s market will feature food vendors and trucks, cultural demonstrations, live entertainment and local art by local First American artists. This event is free, however an advance RSVP is requested.
Friday Night Fire Show at OKANA
Pretend you are in the Pacific this Friday night at OKANA. Through Sept. 25, a live fire-dancing performance will take place at the Boardwalk Amphitheater. Seating begins at 8 PM and this event is free and open to the public, with no hotel stay or waterpark pass required!
Have you ever wanted to learn to play the banjo but are unsure of where to start? Then head to the monthly Pick a Tune with Lucas event at the American Banjo Museum downtown. Reservations are required and include a provided banjo as well as entry to the museum.
Wheeler District Farmer’s Market & Night Market
Every Friday night through Oct. 24, stop by the Wheeler District for its Farmer’s Market. Shop a selection of homegrown, handmade and artisan-crafted products and produce from local vendors from across Oklahoma. Be sure to stop by the Ode Pop-Ups to shop for a vintage treasure, unique antique or other funky find, happening from 2 to 9 PM.
Saturday, September 5
If you love to shop at thrift stores and estate sales to find the best vintage items, then you will surely want to head to the OKC Convention Center this Saturday for the ultimate shopping experience. Time Travelers Vintage Expo is touring the country, offering the best in vintage. Everything from home décor to clothing will be displayed in highly curated vendor booths.
Coffee and Cars is a family-friendly event that happens on the first Saturday of the month. Stroll through the parking lot and admire vehicles brought by our local car enthusiasts. There will be music, food vendors and of course … COFFEE!
Saturday Farmer’s Market at Scissortail
Every Saturday morning through October, purchase fresh produce, meats, bakery items and artisanal handmade goods from local vendors at the Scissortail Park Farmer’s Market. Vendor space at Scissortail’s farmer’s market is exclusive to local direct-to-consumer producers, and all items for sale were grown or created within the state of Oklahoma.
Free Public Tour at Oklahoma Contemporary
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 about the art being viewed.
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.
Relish our great city with a guided walking tour through Oklahoma City. Learn 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.
Sunday, September 6
Attention all blues lovers! Head to Bricktown the first Sunday of the month for the Oklahoma Blues Society monthly Blues Jam. Whether you want to join in and play some tunes or just sit back and listen to the rhythm and grooves, this is the place for you.
Celebrate Sunday with a delicious brunch buffet filled with your favorite seasonal dishes dreamed up by the chefs at Tellers in the First National Building. Sip on a crafted cocktail as live jazz music fills the air in the Great Hall.
Threads of Compassion Work Day
Do you knit or crochet and are looking for a way to give back to the community? Threads of Compassion has been hand-creating scarves for survivors of sexual violence for 15 years. They meet on the first Sunday of the month to make a tangible item to remind these individuals that they are not alone. Each scarf is packaged and given to the YWCA Rape Crisis Center. So, grab your needles or hook and craft for a cause.
Oklahoma Poetry House at 1515 Gallery
Settle in for an afternoon of spoken word on the first Sunday of every month at 1515 Lincoln Gallery, just steps from the Oklahoma State Capitol. This month, the Poetry House will feature writer and poet Scott LaMascus. Connect with other poetry lovers with a glass of wine, surrounded by beautiful art. Reservations ensure a seat, but are not required.
Each Sunday, from May to September, the Wheeler Park district invites the community out for a morning of exercise. Local fitness studios are rotating monthly for a diverse, fun and energetic start to your Sunday morning. This week, This Land Yoga will be leading the class, so grab your mat, water and a friend and head to the Ferris wheel!
This weekly, peer-led illustration club is meant 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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