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Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend: Festivals, Concerts And Family Fun

Writer: mike33692
mike33692
Aug 14
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Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend: Festivals, Concerts And Family Fun

The Things to Do in Oklahoma This Weekend lineup features community festivals, live concerts, outdoor markets and family-friendly events across the state as Oklahomans look for ways to enjoy Aug. 14-15 before another week of summer heat.

From Bristow Western Heritage Days to SKATE! The Plaza in Oklahoma City and Sandi Patty's Homecoming Tour in Tulsa, this weekend offers something for families, music fans and anyone looking to get out and explore Oklahoma communities.

Things To Do In Oklahoma This Weekend Include Festivals And Markets

One of the biggest celebrations takes place in Downtown Bristow, where Western Heritage Days returns Friday and Saturday with community events celebrating the city's history and western heritage.

Residents looking for an evening outing can also visit Friday Night Flea @ Flats, where vendors, live music and local food trucks create a lively outdoor market atmosphere beginning at 6 p.m. Friday.

Event information and community calendars for attractions across the state are available through Travel Oklahoma, which highlights festivals, markets and seasonal events taking place throughout Oklahoma.

Families can also find outdoor entertainment, water activities and community gatherings scheduled in several Oklahoma towns during the weekend.

Live Music And Entertainment Across Oklahoma

Music lovers have several major performances to choose from this weekend.

Legendary Christian recording artist Sandi Patty brings her Homecoming Tour to Tulsa on Saturday at 1 p.m., performing alongside Bill and Gloria Gaither.

Meanwhile, Oklahoma City's SKATE! The Plaza returns Friday afternoon beginning at 3 p.m., combining roller skating, BMX demonstrations, local punk bands and a neighborhood block party atmosphere in the Plaza District.

Fans of Broadway can also catch Hamilton, which continues its Oklahoma run through Aug. 23, with a Friday evening performance scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

Performance schedules and ticket availability can be found through the Oklahoma Arts Council Events Calendar, which tracks performances and cultural events across the state.

Weekend Offers Something For Every Oklahoma Family

Whether residents are looking for live entertainment, local shopping, outdoor festivals or family activities, communities across Oklahoma are offering a full weekend of events.

Organizers encourage attendees to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and check individual event pages for updated schedules in case of weather changes.

The National Weather Service Norman Forecast Office continues forecasting hot afternoon temperatures across much of Oklahoma, making early morning and evening events especially attractive for families planning weekend outings.

With festivals, concerts, theater performances and community celebrations taking place statewide, this weekend offers plenty of opportunities to experience the best of Oklahoma before summer begins winding down.

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