Things to Do in Tulsa, Oct. 26-Nov. 1
Looking for fun things to do in Tulsa? Here are some top events happening this week! Find all these and more at tulsakids.com/calendar.
And remember, always check with event organizers before attending an event, as details can change.
Monday, Oct. 26
U.S. National Arabian & Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show (Oct. 22-31, Expo Square)
This show brings together top Arabian and Half-Arabian horses, trainers, breeders, owners, and enthusiasts from across the country for ten days of world-class athleticism, breathtaking beauty, and unmatched community spirit.
Little Lab (11-11:30 a.m., Discovery Lab)
Activities will focus on learning shapes, colors, working on fine motor skills, identifying emotions, and more! For ages 4 and younger.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Generation Green: Tulsa Garden Club (9 a.m.-12 p.m., Teaching Garden at Woodward Park)
Drop by the Teaching Garden Barn for fun crafting activities.
Build A Reader Storytime: Preschool (10:30-11 a.m., Schusterman-Benson Library)
The best in children’s literature, songs, games, finger plays, rhymes and other reading-related activities are shared with your preschooler.
Rose District Farmers Market (4-8 p.m., Rose District Plaza, BA)
Shop the Rose District Farmers Market on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings.
Wednesday, Oct. 28
Little Garden Explorers (9:30-11:30 a.m., Philbrook Museum)
Spark wonder at Little Garden Explorers, an easygoing play invitation designed for children under 5.
Story Time at Tulsa Zoo (10 a.m., Tulsa Zoo)
Listen to a story and meet an animal ambassador every Wednesday morning at Tulsa Zoo! Story time will meet at the Oklahoma Central Credit Center Nature Exchange located inside the Life of the Cold building.
Teen Lounge (4-6 p.m., Central Library)
Kick back and chill with art supplies, video games and plenty of space to study, read or hang out with friends. For ages 10 and up.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Nature Craft (3-4 p.m., Ray Harral Nature Center)
Join Ray Harral Nature Center for a free craft time every Thursday afternoon. RSVP at secure.rec1.com/OK/broken-arrow-ok/catalog
Spooky Trail (5-7:30 p.m., Tulsa Botanic Garden)
A lantern-lit, family-friendly walk through the garden after dark that is designed to be not-too-scary.
HallowZOOeen, presented by Oklahoma Central Credit Union (6-9 p.m., Tulsa Zoo)
This spooky (but not-too-scary) event is suitable for all ages and attracts thousands of visitors to the zoo for trick-or-treating and Halloween fun! With your choice of day or night sessions, explore Goblin Stops, where kids can pick up treats, play carnival games, visit a haunted house, encounter special themed activities, as well as enjoy haunted train rides around the zoo. Everyone is encouraged to dress up in creative costumes. Repeats Oct. 30, plus Oct. 31 from 2-5 p.m.
Crow Party (6-7:30 p.m., Bixby Library)
Embrace your inner crow! Dress in black and bring all your (not favorite) trinkets to trade. Chill to spooky LoFi beats as you color, craft and caw with delight. For adults and teens.
Friday, Oct. 30
Family Nature Walk (10-10:30 a.m., Philbrook Museum)
Explore Philbrook’s gardens and learn about the natural world through your five senses. If you like, bring a camera, magnifying glass, or sketching supplies.
Will Rogers Wild West Expo (Oct. 29-30, Claremore)
This three-day event will feature workshops, competitions, and showcases of Western performing arts, including trick roping, whip cracking, and gun spinning.
Halloween Bash (6-9 p.m., WeStreet Ice Center)
A kid-friendly Halloween event featuring trick or treating, plus train rides, a costume contest, and public skating. Trick or treating is free; skating and train rides available for a fee.
Saturday, Oct. 31
Tulsa Farmers’ Market (7-11 a.m., Kendall Whittier Square)
Shop from local vendors while enjoying family-friendly activities.
Saturday Tiny Tots (9-11 a.m., Wheels and Thrills)
Kids ages 6 and under can jump, ride and play while meeting their favorite characters.
Route 66 Monster Mile (12-3 p.m., 11th St. between Lewis and Peoria)
The Meadow Gold District will feature trick-or-treating, carnival-style games, inflatables and unique Halloween activities for families to enjoy.
In the Tulsa Market District, visitors can enjoy live performers, trick-or-treating, interactive crafts and STEM activities, festive photo opportunities and more, with participating local businesses and community organizations hosting activities throughout the district.
Coffee House (7-11 p.m., Youth Services of Tulsa, 311 S. Madison Ave.)
Youth ages 12-18 have a place to hang out, express themselves and enjoy live music, wifi and free hot beverages courtesy of QuikTrip. Youth can enjoy new activities and events weekly. Coffee House is open every Saturday night from 7-11 and admission is always free. Check facebook.com/ystcoffeehouse for event updates, including activities and cancellations.
Sunday, Nov. 1
Sensory-Friendly Morning (9-11 a.m., Philbrook)
Enjoy the Villa and Gardens when there’s less of a crowd. Visitors of all ages and sensory preferences are welcome. Indoor and outdoor areas are available, as well as a designated quiet space. Stop at the welcome table on your way in with any questions you have about making it a great visit!
There’s more! Find our full Community Calendar at tulsakids.com/calendar.
