Oklahoma City, Oklahoma · Quintin Soloviev · CC BY 4.0

Road Trip Guide:
Oklahoma

Explore Oklahoma

According to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Route 66 ran approximately 400 miles through Oklahoma and served as the state's first major east-west highway. The National Park Service says it is in Oklahoma that the road's arc flattens out to a straight east-west line.

Around 23 breweries sit near the stops we cover in Oklahoma. 4 of them are brewpubs with a kitchen, which off the motorway is often the useful part. The kitchen figure is a floor: the source lists some full restaurants as production sites.

Brewpub locations from Open Brewery DB (MIT)

Around 3 public campgrounds sit near the stops we cover in Oklahoma. All of them take reservations. Public campgrounds run by federal agencies. State-park and private campgrounds are not included.

Outdoors

Public land, water and snow — the places that are the reason for the drive.

National parks and federal sites in Oklahoma

7 National Park Service sites in Oklahoma. We have written guides to only a few of these — the rest are here so you can see what is in the state.

*Check before you go. Entrance fees, seasonal road closures, timed-entry reservations and whether a site suits your family are set by each park and change through the year. Follow the link and check with the park itself.

Park register from the National Park Service (public domain)

State parks in Oklahoma

40 state parks we know of in Oklahoma. We have not visited these and have no guide to them — this is a list of what exists, so you can look one up.

See all 40

Adair State Park
Alabaster Caverns State Park
Arrowhead State Park
Beaver Dunes State Park
Bernice State Park
Black Mesa State Park
Boiling Springs State Park
Brushy Lake State Park
Cherokee Landing State Park
Cherokee State Park
Clayton Lake State Park
Disney/Little Blue State Park
Dripping Springs State Park
Fort Cobb State Park
Foss State Park
Gloss Mountain State Park
Great Plains State Park
Great Salt Plains State Park
Greenleaf State Park
Heavener Runestone State Park
Honey Creek State Park
Keystone State Park
Lake Eufaula State Park
Lake Murray State Park
Lake Thunderbird State Park
Lake Wister State Park
Little Sahara State Park
McGee Creek State Park
Natural Falls State Park
Okmulgee Park
Osage Hills State Park
Raymond Gary State Park
Red Rock Canyon State Park
Robbers Cave State Park
Roman Nose State Park
Sequoyah Bay State Park
Sequoyah State Park
Talimena State Park
Tenkiller State Park
Twin Bridges State Park

*Check before you go. Opening hours, entry fees, campsite availability and whether a park suits your family are not in this data and change with the season. Several of these are day-use only. Please confirm with the park before setting out.

State park locations from Wikidata (CC0)

Lakes in Oklahoma

7 lakes in Oklahoma that we have checked. These are the ones from our research that we could check against an official page — not every lake there is. We have not been to these; this is what the official pages say, so you can look one up.

Broken Bow Lake
near Broken Bow / Hochatown · 14,000 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: trout, bass
- Boatingyes; boat ramps
- Swimmingbeaches listed among facilities
- CampingBeavers Bend and Hochatown State Parks; USACE states all recreation facilities on the lake are run by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
- EntryNot a Corps fee: USACE states every recreation facility on Broken Bow and the Lower Mountain Fork River is run by the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department, so check Beavers Bend State Park for what is charged
Run by USACE Tulsa District
Fort Gibson Lake
near Fort Gibson / Wagoner · 19,900 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes
- Boatingyes
- CampingUSACE campgrounds via Recreation.gov (Tulsa District)
- EntryUSACE Tulsa District day use: $5/vehicle, $2 walk-in, under 16 free; $40 annual day-use pass; America the Beautiful passes waive day-use fees
Can swell to 51,000 acres in floods.
Run by USACE Tulsa District
Keystone Lake
near Mannford / Sand Springs (W of Tulsa) · 23,600 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: striped, white, black & smallmouth bass, crappie, catfish
- Boatingyes, motorized; 11 ramps
- Rentals & marinayes; the Corps lists 3 marinas, with boat rentals through Keystone Harbor and Pier 51
- Swimmingyes: 3 alcohol-free beaches
- CampingKeystone State Park, Walnut Creek State Park, USACE campgrounds
- EntryUSACE Tulsa District day use: $5/vehicle, $2 walk-in, under 16 free; $40 annual day-use pass; America the Beautiful passes waive day-use fees
Run by USACE Tulsa District
Lake Eufaula
near Eufaula · 102,000 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: largemouth, smallmouth & Kentucky bass, crappie, catfish, sand bass, striped bass (below dam)
- Boatingyes, motorized
- Rentals & marinayes (several marinas named in Wikipedia references)
- Swimmingswim beaches mentioned (locations not given)
- CampingLake Eufaula State Park (tent/RV, cabins); USACE campgrounds via Recreation.gov
- EntryUSACE Tulsa District day use: $5/vehicle, $2 walk-in, under 16 free; $40 annual day-use pass; America the Beautiful passes waive day-use fees
Standing Rock sits about 25 ft below the surface at full pool.
Run by USACE Tulsa District
Lake of the Arbuckles
near Sulphur · 2,350 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: crappie, catfish, largemouth bass, white bass, bluegill
- Boatingyes; boat ramps and docks
- CampingThree NPS campgrounds for tents and RVs
- EntryNo NPS entrance fee; camping and boat launch fees charged
- SeasonFishing all year
Run by NPS (Chickasaw National Recreation Area); Arbuckle Master Conservancy District operates the dam
Lake Tenkiller
near Gore / Cookson · 12,900 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: bass; trout in the Illinois River below the dam
- Boatingyes, motorized
- Rentals & marinayes (10 marinas)
- CampingTenkiller State Park, Cherokee Landing State Park, USACE parks
- EntryUSACE Tulsa District day use: $5/vehicle, $2 walk-in, under 16 free; $40 annual day-use pass; America the Beautiful passes waive day-use fees
Sudden drop-offs at Paradise Hill have caused drownings.
Run by USACE Tulsa District
Lake Texoma
near Denison TX; Durant OK · 74,686 acres · reservoir
- Fishingyes: striped bass, white bass, blue/channel catfish, largemouth/spotted/smallmouth bass, crappie, bluegill
- Boatingyes, motorized (power boats, sailing, PWC)
- Rentals & marinayes (Wikipedia counts 12 marinas)
- CampingEisenhower State Park (TX); Lake Texoma State Park (OK); USACE campgrounds reserve via Recreation.gov (Tulsa District)
- EntryUSACE Tulsa District day use: $5/vehicle, $2 walk-in, under 16 free; $40 annual day-use pass; America the Beautiful passes waive day-use fees; Lake Texoma State Park (OK) has charged a use fee since 2020; $12 Lake Texoma fishing license covers both states' waters
Zebra mussels present: clean, drain, dry required. TPWD says blue-green algae blooms happen now and then (see USACE Tulsa advisories). 100% full (Texas share) on 2026-10-31.
Run by USACE Tulsa District

*Check before you go. Every lake here links to the official page we checked it against. Each state a price we read off that page on the date we checked. Fees, seasons, water levels, algal advisories and ramp closures change without notice and belong to the agency that runs the water. A blank is something we did not confirm, not something the lake lacks. Never assume a lifeguard. Whether a beach is staffed turns on the season, the day, and which agency runs that particular beach — two beaches on one lake can differ. If that matters to your family, confirm it with the agency before you set out.

Days out with the family

Gated attractions with a front door, a ticket and a car park.

Zoos, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

11 across Oklahoma, by town.

Bradt's MenagerieAlva
Admission
Adult $10 · Child $10
The site's only posted hours are spring break dates in March, and it says to check Facebook or call 580.748.2930 for the current schedule. Do not assume it is open on a given day.
Pawsitively Wild Animal Encounters & Education CenterAtoka
Hours
Mon-Sat 11-5; Sun 1-5
Admission
The site lists one admission item at $12-$15 without saying which age pays which, so no adult price is given here.
Beavers Bend Safari ParkBroken Bow
Hours
Open daily year-round from 9:30, final entry 4:30, grounds close 5:30; Thanksgiving last entry 2:30; closed Dec 25
Admission
Adult $35 · Child $25
Arbuckle Wilderness ParkDavis
Hours
Drive-thru open daily (weather permitting)
Season
year-round; closed Thanksgiving & Christmas
Admission
Adult from $16.99 (drive-thru) · Child $14.99 (3-11)
Reservations
Not required
Gravel roads, stay in car; rides under construction at check time
Endangered Ark FoundationHugo
Hours
Public tours Fri, and most Sat-Sun, varying by season; about one hour
Reservations
tour only
No walk-up visits: the foundation bars entry without an appointment and requires a reservation. Tours may be rescheduled for weather.
Oklahoma Aquarium — some details below are unconfirmedJenks
300 Aquarium Dr
* We could not confirm: hours/prices on separate page. Check their site before you go.
Medicine Park Aquarium & Natural Sciences Center — some details below are unconfirmedMedicine Park
* We could not confirm: site blocked fetch. Check their site before you go.
Blue Zoo Aquarium (Oklahoma City) — some details below are unconfirmedOklahoma City
Interactive aquarium in a shopping mall
* We could not confirm: site blocked fetch. Check their site before you go.

See the other 3

Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical GardenAZA-accreditedOklahoma City
Hours
9am-5pm (check-date hours); last entry 4pm
Admission
Adult from $20 (12-64) · Child $17 (3-11); 2 and under free (ticket needed)
Reservations
Not required (online purchase encouraged)
Tulsa ZooAZA-accreditedTulsa
Hours
9am-5pm; last admission 4pm
Admission
Adult from $22.99 (12-64) · Child $19.99 (3-11); 2 and under free
Reservations
Not required
Parking
fee ($6; members free)
Early closures on some HallowZOOeen dates
Tiger Safari Zoological ParkTuttle
Hours
Tue-Sun 8-5:30; closed Mon
Admission
Adult $15 · Child $15

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. 2 of these carry an accreditation we confirmed against the accrediting body’s own register. Where there is no badge we did not confirm one — that is not a judgement on the place, and a good many municipal, state and university sites belong to no register we check. 3 entries are marked with an asterisk: we could not confirm part of what is listed, and the note under it says which part. Opening times, prices and seasons change without notice, so check the operator’s own site — every name above links to it.

Water Parks and Theme Parks

3 across Oklahoma, by town.

Frontier CitySeasonaltheme parkOklahoma City
Seasonal Six Flags-operated park; site live. Late-Oct 2026 dates not confirmed.
OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterparkwater parkOklahoma City
Opened
2025
Resort with indoor and outdoor water park; opened 2025. Indoor water park access tied to resort.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma CitySeasonalwater parkOklahoma City
Seasonal water park; Six Flags site live for 2026.

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. 2 of these run a season rather than opening year round. Opening and closing dates move every year and we hold none of them, so check the park’s own calendar before you build a day around it. Prices, hours and ride closures change without notice — every name above links to the park’s own site.

Wineries in Oklahoma

1 producer in Oklahoma that we have checked. These are the ones from our research we could check against their own site — not every producer there is. We have not been to these; this is what their own sites say, so you can look one up.

Clauren Ridge Vineyard & Winery
winery · Edmond, OK · Central Oklahoma
Edmond winery with a wine cave; tastings come with chocolate samples.
- HoursFri-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 12-5pm
- Toursyes; tasting plus vineyard, winery and wine cave tour; groups reserve ahead
- Foodyes
- Phone(405) 412-8630
6000 W Waterloo Rd, Edmond, OK 73025

*Check before you go. Every producer here links to its own site, which is where we read these details on the date we checked. Opening hours, tour times, tasting fees and who may come in change without notice and belong to the producer. A blank is something we did not confirm, not something they lack. None of these say anything about children, so do not plan around it without asking them.

Roadside oddities in Oklahoma

Arcadia Round BarnOdd building / architectureArcadia
Cost to see it
Free
When you can see it
Only while it is open, and we did not find its hours published
Nearest road
Route 66
Rare 1898 round barn with a domed loft
Read on the page we checked
Blue Whale of CatoosaGiant statue / World's largestCatoosa
Cost to see it
Free
When you can see it
Any time — outdoors, visible from the road
Nearest road
Route 66 / I-44
Grinning 80-foot concrete whale in a pond; gift shop seasonal
Read on the page we checked
Oklahoma Route 66 MuseumQuirky museumClinton
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Only while it is open, and we did not find its hours published
Nearest road
I-40 / Route 66
Decade-by-decade Mother Road museum with neon out front
Read on the page we checked
National Route 66 & Transportation MuseumQuirky museumElk City
Cost to see it
Costs something — we did not find the price published
When you can see it
Only while it is open, and we did not find its hours published
Nearest road
I-40 / Route 66
Route 66 museum complex with giant roadside-style rocket
Read on the page we checked
Golden DrillerGiant statue / World's largestTulsa
Cost to see it
Free
When you can see it
Any time — outdoors, visible from the road
Nearest road
Route 66 / I-44
75-foot oil worker leaning on a derrick
Read on the page we checked
Meadow Gold signPhoto-op sign / muralTulsa
Cost to see it
Free
When you can see it
Any time — outdoors, visible from the road
Nearest road
Route 66
Restored vintage neon dairy sign on its own pavilion
Read on the page we checked

These are things you can go and look at, not a recommendation of any of them. Oddities move, get sold and quietly disappear more than anything else we list, so check anything you are driving a long way for. Where this list says we did not find a price or opening times published, that is exactly what we mean. A blank is not “free” and not “always open”. Some sit on private land and can only be seen from the road — please do not go onto anyone’s property. Every entry links the page we read it off.

Venues and Annual Events

17 across Oklahoma, by town.

Where to see something

American Banjo Museumstudio-museumOklahoma City
Hours
Tue-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun noon-5pm; closed Mon
Address
9 E Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Phone
405-604-2793
Collection of banjos in Bricktown.
Tower Theatre — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterOklahoma City
Hours
Event days only
Address
425 NW 23rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Restored 1937 movie house on Route 66 (NW 23rd St).
* We could not confirm: address from reference, not checked on official site this session; history/capacity from reference, not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.
Bob Dylan Center — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa
Hours
Wed-Sun 10am-6pm
Address
116 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Phone
918-392-3353
Museum built around Bob Dylan's archive.
* We could not confirm: opened year from reference. Check their site before you go.
Cain's BallroomclubTulsa
Hours
Box office Wed and Fri 10am-5pm, plus 30 min before doors
Address
423 N Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103
Phone
918-584-2306
Capacity
1,800
Built as a garage; Bob Wills broadcast Western swing from here 1935-1943; NRHP 2003.
OKPOP Museum — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa
Address
422 N Bob Wills Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103
Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture, across from Cain's Ballroom.
* We could not confirm: opened year from reference. Check their site before you go.
The Church Studiostudio-museumTulsa
Hours
Tour tickets online
Tours
museum tours
Address
304 S Trenton Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120
Phone
918-894-2965
Leon Russell turned the church into a studio and Shelter Records office in 1972.

See the other 2

Tulsa Theater (formerly Brady Theater) — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterTulsa
Hours
Event days only
Address
105 W Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Phone
918-582-7239
Capacity
About 2,800
Built 1914 as Tulsa Convention Hall.
* We could not confirm: RENAMED from Brady Theater (reference); history/capacity from reference, not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.
Woody Guthrie Center — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa
Address
102 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Phone
918-779-4278
Museum and archive for Oklahoma-born songwriter Woody Guthrie.
* We could not confirm: opened year from reference. Check their site before you go.

What is on, and when

Kay County Free Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairBlackwell
Usually
September
Held at
Kay County Fairgrounds
* We could not confirm: anything beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.
Garfield County Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairEnid
Usually
Late August–September
Held at
Chisholm Trail Expo Center
* We could not confirm: anything beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.
Cleveland County Free FairfairNorman
Usually
September, over several days
Held at
Cleveland County Fairgrounds
Woody Guthrie Folk Festival (WoodyFest) — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalOkemah
Usually
July, over several days
Held at
Pastures of Plenty and downtown venues
Since
first held 1998
* We could not confirm: not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.
Oklahoma State Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City
Usually
September, over several days
Held at
OKC Fairgrounds
Since
first held 1907
* We could not confirm: not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.
Oklahoma Youth Expo — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City
Usually
March
Held at
OKC Fair Park
* We could not confirm: anything beyond the month it usually runs. Check their site before you go.

See the other 3

Red Earth Festival — some details below are unconfirmedcultural festivalOklahoma City
Usually
June, over several days
Held at
Venue varies
Since
first held 1987
* We could not confirm: not re-checked this session; Native American art and dance. Check their site before you go.
Rocklahoma — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalPryor
Usually
Memorial Day weekend (May), over several days
Held at
Festival grounds (Pryor Creek)
Since
first held 2007
* We could not confirm: not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.
Tulsa State Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairTulsa
Usually
late September-October, over several days
Held at
Expo Square
* We could not confirm: not re-checked this session. Check their site before you go.

This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. Events are listed by the month they usually fall in, because that is what we hold — we do not publish dates, and a month is not a promise. Check the organiser before you plan around one. 13 entries are marked with an asterisk: we could not confirm part of what is listed, and the note under it says which part. Opening times, line-ups and ticketing change without notice, so check the venue’s or organiser’s own site — every name above links to it.

On the road

Before you set off.

Scenic roads through Oklahoma

Federally designated scenic byways and All-American Roads, with the places we publish along each one in the order you meet them.

Historic Route 665 states · 79 places we publish Cherokee Hills BywayOklahoma · 1 place we publish Wichita Mountains BywayOklahoma · 1 place we publish

What to wear in Oklahoma

Illustrated outfit board for Oklahoma: four seasonal panels of clothing with average temperatures.

Spring 72°/47°F (22°/9°C)

Spring mixes warm days, cold fronts, and wet weather.

Wear: Start with a long-sleeve tee, stretch pants, and a fleece or sweater. Add a rain shell when the wind or showers pick up.
Shoes: Water-resistant walking shoes with grip; boots for muddy stops.
Pack: fleece or sweater
rain shell
light beanie
spare dry socks

Summer 92°/68°F (33°/20°C)

Summer is hot, with drier conditions toward the west.

Wear: Choose a loose, breathable tee or shirt with quick-drying shorts, lightweight pants, or an airy dress. Carry a thin layer for chilly indoor stops.
Shoes: Breathable walking sneakers; secure sandals for casual paved stops.
Pack: sun hat
sunglasses
light indoor layer
light rain shell
spare tee

Fall 73°/49°F (23°/9°C)

Fall brings warm afternoons mixed with chilly mornings.

Wear: Build around a long-sleeve tee, comfortable pants, and a sweater or fleece. Add a wind-resistant jacket for breezy overlooks.
Shoes: Walking shoes with grip; water-resistant boots for wet or muddy routes.
Pack: sweater or fleece
wind and rain shell
beanie
light gloves
spare socks

Winter 52°/29°F (11°/-2°C)

Winter is cool to cold, with freezing weather and ice possible.

Wear: Layer a moisture-wicking long-sleeve top under a sweater or fleece and an insulated coat. Wear long pants; add thermal bottoms when the forecast calls for them.
Shoes: Waterproof insulated boots for snowy stops, with warm wool or synthetic socks.
Pack: thermal base layers
insulated coat
beanie
gloves or mittens
warm spare socks

Adjust for your route. The Panhandle needs sun and wind coverage; southeastern routes generally need more rain-ready packing. Adjust winter insulation to the local forecast.

Climate background: NOAA State Climate Summary

See what to wear in every state →

Keep exploring

See It in the Book

Explore Oklahoma

Locations in Oklahoma

Clinton (Route 66 Museum)

Oklahoma City

Tulsa

National parks and federal sites in Oklahoma

State parks in Oklahoma

Lakes in Oklahoma

Zoos, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Bradt's MenagerieAlva

Pawsitively Wild Animal Encounters & Education CenterAtoka

Beavers Bend Safari ParkBroken Bow

Arbuckle Wilderness ParkDavis

Endangered Ark FoundationHugo

Oklahoma Aquarium* — some details below are unconfirmedJenks

Medicine Park Aquarium & Natural Sciences Center* — some details below are unconfirmedMedicine Park

Blue Zoo Aquarium (Oklahoma City)* — some details below are unconfirmedOklahoma City

Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical GardenAZA-accreditedOklahoma City

Tulsa ZooAZA-accreditedTulsa

Tiger Safari Zoological ParkTuttle

Water Parks and Theme Parks

Frontier CitySeasonaltheme parkOklahoma City

OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterparkwater parkOklahoma City

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma CitySeasonalwater parkOklahoma City

Wineries in Oklahoma

Roadside oddities in Oklahoma

Arcadia Round BarnOdd building / architectureArcadia

Blue Whale of CatoosaGiant statue / World's largestCatoosa

Oklahoma Route 66 MuseumQuirky museumClinton

National Route 66 & Transportation MuseumQuirky museumElk City

Golden DrillerGiant statue / World's largestTulsa

Meadow Gold signPhoto-op sign / muralTulsa

Venues and Annual Events

Where to see something

American Banjo Museumstudio-museumOklahoma City

Tower Theatre* — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterOklahoma City

Bob Dylan Center* — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

Cain's BallroomclubTulsa

OKPOP Museum* — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

The Church Studiostudio-museumTulsa

Tulsa Theater (formerly Brady Theater)* — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterTulsa

Woody Guthrie Center* — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

What is on, and when

Kay County Free Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairBlackwell

Garfield County Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairEnid

Cleveland County Free FairfairNorman

Woody Guthrie Folk Festival (WoodyFest)* — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalOkemah

Oklahoma State Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City

Oklahoma Youth Expo* — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City

Red Earth Festival* — some details below are unconfirmedcultural festivalOklahoma City

Rocklahoma* — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalPryor

Tulsa State Fair* — some details below are unconfirmedfairTulsa

Scenic roads through Oklahoma

What to wear in Oklahoma

Spring 72°/47°F (22°/9°C)

Summer 92°/68°F (33°/20°C)

Fall 73°/49°F (23°/9°C)

Winter 52°/29°F (11°/-2°C)

Keep exploring

Oklahoma Aquarium — some details below are unconfirmedJenks

Medicine Park Aquarium & Natural Sciences Center — some details below are unconfirmedMedicine Park

Blue Zoo Aquarium (Oklahoma City) — some details below are unconfirmedOklahoma City

Tower Theatre — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterOklahoma City

Bob Dylan Center — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

OKPOP Museum — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

Tulsa Theater (formerly Brady Theater) — some details below are unconfirmedtheaterTulsa

Woody Guthrie Center — some details below are unconfirmedstudio-museumTulsa

Kay County Free Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairBlackwell

Garfield County Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairEnid

Woody Guthrie Folk Festival (WoodyFest) — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalOkemah

Oklahoma State Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City

Oklahoma Youth Expo — some details below are unconfirmedfairOklahoma City

Red Earth Festival — some details below are unconfirmedcultural festivalOklahoma City

Rocklahoma — some details below are unconfirmedmusic festivalPryor

Tulsa State Fair — some details below are unconfirmedfairTulsa