From world-class sporting events and live music to neighborhood festivals and outdoor experiences, this week's lineup offers plenty of ways to enjoy summer in Oklahoma City. Whether you're looking for a night out, a family-friendly event or a chance to explore somewhere new, there's something happening across the metro.
2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
July 20–25 | RIVERSPORT
Watch more than 300 of the world's top canoe and kayak athletes from about 50 countries compete for world championship titles at RIVERSPORT. The event offers a preview of the Olympic-caliber whitewater course that will host canoe slalom during the 2028 Los Angeles Games, with daily entertainment, food and drinks adding to the festival atmosphere.
Why go:
- Watch world championship competition up close
- Experience the future LA28 Olympic venue
- Tickets start at just $6
Jason Aldean
July 24 | Paycom Center
Country music star Jason Aldean brings his Songs About Us Tour 2026 to Oklahoma City for one night only. He'll be joined by special guests Chase Matthew, Mackenzie Carpenter and Dee Jay Silver for an evening of chart-topping hits.
Why go:
- See one of country music's biggest stars live
- Catch performances from three special guests
- Tickets start at $38.85
Fourth Fridays in West Village
July 24 | West Village
West Village's monthly Fourth Fridays series returns with a special Out West Music Fest, transforming the district into an evening of live music, local shopping and family-friendly fun. Stroll through vendor markets, explore Film Row and enjoy free activities while discovering one of downtown's fastest-growing neighborhoods.
Why go:
- Enjoy live music during Out West Music Fest
- Shop dozens of local vendors
- Family-friendly activities throughout the evening
Wheeler District Night Market
July 24 | Wheeler District
Spend your Friday evening at the Wheeler District Night Market, where local vendors line Spoke Street with handmade goods, artwork, vintage finds and specialty foods. Live music and family-friendly activities round out one of the district's favorite monthly traditions.
Why go:
- Shop handmade goods and local vendors
- Enjoy live music and family-friendly fun
- Explore one of OKC's most popular neighborhoods
Gardens Walking Tour
July 25 | Myriad Botanical Gardens
Slow things down with a free guided walking tour of the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Led by the Gardens' horticultural staff, the tour highlights seasonal blooms, Oklahoma-friendly plants and landscape design while offering inspiration for gardeners of all experience levels.
Why go:
- Learn about Oklahoma plants and seasonal blooms
- Explore the Gardens with expert guides
- Free to attend
Looking for even more to do? Visit the Visit OKC calendar of events to discover additional concerts, festivals and family-friendly happenings taking place across Oklahoma City this week.
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