Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend
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Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend July 31 Through August 2
Looking for something to do this weekend? From professional bull riding and Native American cultural celebrations to international softball, hot air balloons, and tax-free shopping, Oklahoma has a full calendar of family-friendly events happening across the state.
Whether you're planning a road trip, a day in Oklahoma City, or a weekend getaway to Tulsa or Shawnee, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy live entertainment, sporting events and community festivals. Here's a look at some of the biggest events happening across Oklahoma from July 31 through August 2.
Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend In Oklahoma City
Sports fans have several major events to choose from in the Oklahoma City metro.
The PBR Wildcatter Days ride into the Paycom Center Friday through Sunday, bringing some of the world's top professional bull riders to downtown Oklahoma City for three days of competition.
The 40th Annual Red Earth Festival returns to the Oklahoma City Convention Center on Saturday and Sunday, celebrating Native American culture with traditional dancing, art, music, storytelling and cultural demonstrations from tribes across the country.
At Devon Park, international teams continue competing in the USA Softball International Cup, while the AQHYA World Championship Show begins Friday at OKC Fair Park, featuring youth competitors from around the world.
Baseball fans can also catch the always-entertaining Savannah Bananas Friday night at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, where the team's unique brand of baseball and entertainment continues to draw sellout crowds.
Family Events Across Oklahoma This Weekend
Outside the Oklahoma City metro, several popular events are taking place across the state.
In Tulsa, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Barbara Kingsolver will appear with journalist Rebecca Nagle for a special discussion and fundraising event at Post Oak Lodge, offering readers an opportunity to hear from one of America's most acclaimed authors.
Throughout the weekend, shoppers across Oklahoma can also take advantage of the state's annual Tax-Free Weekend, with qualifying clothing and footwear priced under $100 per item exempt from state sales tax through Sunday night.
Don't Forget Oklahoma's Tax-Free Weekend
For many families, one of the biggest events isn't a festival—it's Tax-Free Weekend.
The annual sales tax holiday runs Friday through Sunday, giving shoppers an opportunity to save money on back-to-school clothing and footwear throughout Oklahoma.
Retailers statewide are participating, making it one of the busiest shopping weekends of the summer as families prepare for students returning to the classroom.
Whether you're cheering on world-class athletes, enjoying Native American culture, taking the family to see hot air balloons or simply shopping for school clothes, Oklahoma offers something for nearly everyone this weekend. Event organizers encourage visitors to check schedules before attending, stay hydrated during the summer heat and allow extra travel time for larger events expected to draw significant crowds.