Fall has finally arrived in Oklahoma City, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season. From a taste of cowboy culture to German-inspired food and festivities to a celebration of Indigenous art and traditions, these three events offer something different to enjoy around OKC this weekend.
Oct. 15–18 | OKC Fair Park
OK!toberfest is bringing a taste of Germany to Oklahoma City with four days of food, music, dancing and festive fun. Enjoy German favorites like bratwurst and sauerkraut, listen to live bands, watch traditional German dancers and join in the stein-holding contests. The festival also features shopping, activities for families and plenty of opportunities to soak up the Oktoberfest atmosphere. Sunday is Family Day, making it a great option for a weekend outing with the kids.
Saturday, Oct. 17 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Historic Stockyards City | Free admission
Saddle up for a day of Western heritage at the annual Stockyards Stampede! This family-friendly event brings cowboy culture to life with a Longhorn parade, chuck wagon cooking demonstrations, live entertainment and the Made in Oklahoma Market. Families can also visit the Kids Corral for activities such as pony rides, face painting and dummy roping. It’s a fun way to explore one of OKC’s most historic districts while celebrating the traditions that make Oklahoma unique.
Saturday, Oct. 17 | 10 a.m.–5 p.m. | Scissortail Park | Free admission
Celebrate Indigenous art, culture and community at Red Earth FallFest in downtown OKC. Browse the Native art market for original jewelry, pottery, beadwork, paintings and other handmade creations, then enjoy food trucks and the Red Earth Youth Powwow, which highlights the next generation of Native dancers and cultural traditions. With open green space and a playground nearby, Scissortail Park offers plenty of room for families to spend the day together.
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