Oklahoma City kicks off May with a mix of celebrations, creative events and ways to get outside. From an early Cinco de Mayo festival to a downtown bike tour and yoga inside an immersive art experience, there’s plenty happening across the city this week.
Full Moon Yoga at Mix-Tape
May 31 | 6 p.m. | Factory Obscura
Slow down with an evening of gentle movement and intentional gathering during this full moon yoga session led by Beth White of This Land Yoga. Set inside the immersive Mix-Tape experience, the class offers a calm, reflective space, with time to explore the exhibit before it begins.
Why go:
- Yoga inside an immersive art installation
- A calming way to end your day
- Beginner-friendly, approachable setting
Good to know:
- $25 per person
- Arrive early to explore
- Bring your own mat
Farmers Market at Scissortail Park
Saturdays | 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The Farmers Market at Scissortail Park returns with local growers, makers and artisans in a lively outdoor setting near the Promenade. Known for its wide selection of produce, baked goods and handmade items, the market operates as a producer-only space, meaning everything is grown or created by Oklahoma vendors.
Why go:
- Fresh, locally grown and handmade products
- A true producer-only market
- A vibrant downtown setting
Good to know:
- Free to attend
- Runs May through October
- Leashed pets welcome
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
May 1 | 4–9 p.m. | Scissortail Park
Kick off Cinco de Mayo early at Scissortail Park with live music, traditional dance and authentic food from the local Hispanic community. Held at the Love’s Travel Stops Stage and Promenade, the festival blends modern performances with cultural traditions in a high-energy, family-friendly setting.
The lineup includes In5omnia, Relevo Blindado, Reach Dance Studio and Ballet Folklórico Xochipilli OKC. Hosted by the Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the event draws thousands each year.
Why go:
- Live music and traditional dance
- Authentic food and local vendors
- A vibrant, family-friendly celebration
Good to know:
- Free to attend
- Love’s Travel Stops Stage and Promenade
- Runs 4–9 p.m.
Poetry at 1515 Lincoln Gallery
First Sundays | 2–3:30 p.m.
Spend your Sunday afternoon at 1515 Lincoln Gallery, where Oklahoma Poetry House hosts a monthly spoken word gathering in a historic home. The space blends art and poetry, creating a relaxed setting to listen, share and connect with local creatives.
Why go:
- Intimate, welcoming setting
- Connect with local writers
- Open to both performers and listeners
Good to know:
- First Sunday of each month
- Seating is limited, reservations encouraged
Art & Architecture Bike Tour
March 20 – Dec. 30 | Downtown Oklahoma City
Explore Oklahoma City on a guided bike tour that highlights its history, architecture and public art. The 7.5-mile route moves through downtown and beyond, with stops at major landmarks and hidden gems along the way.
Why go:
- Learn about OKC’s history and design
- Easy, leisurely ride with frequent stops
- A mix of landmarks and off-the-beaten-path spots
Good to know:
- About 2.5 hours
- Bike included or bring your own
- $52 with bike, $45 without
- Booking required
Whether you’re looking to stay active, get creative or just enjoy the weather, it’s a great week to get out and explore Oklahoma City.
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