Tokyo, OK (TOK) is a fan-based convention with a mission of "Promoting the Education and Enjoyment of Japanese culture, popular culture, arts, and media.". Tokyo, OK proves that education does not have to come from traditional sources and that even two vastly different worldviews can find common ground. From humble beginnings as a parking lot block party and despite many road blocks, Tokyo, OK has grown each year. The Eighteenth Annual Tokyo, OK will be held on June 25-27, 2027. Tokyo, OK hosts over 500+ hours of programming for Anime, Gaming (Console, Video and Tabletop), Japanese and Oklahoma Culture, Art, Writing, Music, Shopping (with vendors, artists and exhibitors from all of the country) and much more! Join us for a full weekend of nonstop fun! Tokyo, OK, TOK, and all content is managed as a Program of the Oklahoma Society for Culture Appreciation: Promoting Education & Community Through Entertainment.
Join the 154th Quapaw Nation Powwow July 2–5, 2026 at the Quapaw Powwow Grounds in Quapaw, Oklahoma. View event details, Quapaw Night, contests, inter-tribal dancing, and contact info for powwow, vendors, advertising, and camper registration.
Thank you for your interest and support in preserving and promoting Woody Guthrie’s legacy! By submitting this form, you are indicating that you will read, and agree to abide by our Media/Photography policies that will be provided to you in the media kit, or you will not be granted your media pass. Please keep in mind that filling out this form will not guarantee you a press pass. Deadline to submit application will be June 12, 2026 . All members of the press must submit media application prior to July 3, 2024. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Medium * Newspaper Publication / Magazine Radio Television Freelance Other (Please Specify)
Dedicated to perpetuation of the spirit of the old West and preservation of American ideals, the International Roundup Clubs Cavalcade was incorporated to bring together amateur roping and riding clubs from all over the country to compete for trophies and prize money. The birth and success of the Cavalcade is the culmination of a lot of thought, months of careful planning, hard work and considerable expense. Dedicated men and women brought a dream to reality — a dream that roping and riding clubs across the country could have a Western Sports show they could call their own. Inaugurated in 1947, the Cavalcade was the brainchild of Alice Adams, a well-known lady bronc rider and arena secretary and was co-sponsored by the Pawhuska Roundup Club and a fledgling new magazine, The Roundup. Two years later in February of 1949, the Pawhuska Roundup Club bought the sole rights to the Cavalcade...
Dedicated to perpetuation of the spirit of the old West and preservation of American ideals, the International Roundup Clubs Cavalcade was incorporated to bring together amateur roping and riding clubs from all over the country to compete for trophies and prize money. The birth and success of the Cavalcade is the culmination of a lot of thought, months of careful planning, hard work and considerable expense. Dedicated men and women brought a dream to reality — a dream that roping and riding clubs across the country could have a Western Sports show they could call their own. Inaugurated in 1947, the Cavalcade was the brainchild of Alice Adams, a well-known lady bronc rider and arena secretary and was co-sponsored by the Pawhuska Roundup Club and a fledgling new magazine, The Roundup. Two years later in February of 1949, the Pawhuska Roundup Club bought the sole rights to the Cavalcade...
GATES OPEN - 5PM MUSIC STARTS - 6PM $35/EARLY BIRD (March 15- July 17, 2026) $40 AT THE GATE Kids 12 Years and Under are FREE!!!! (With Adult) By utilizing the Facebook pages, you can easily secure your spot at this exciting event and connect with the Festival's community on social media. This will not only enhance your overall experience at the Festival, but also allow you to stay updated on all the latest news and announcements. Be sure to like our page as well as 96.5 KECO! Take advantage of this opportunity and join us at the Festival! We can't wait to see you!!!!! Dust Bowl Days celebrates the history and resilience of the Dust Bowl era. Join us to honor the perseverance of those who lived through the Dust Bowl. Enjoy a variety of engaging activities that highlight Dust Bowl culture.
The 60th Annual Porter Peach Festival fills Porter, Oklahoma, with a schedule of street games, a prize peach auction, free peaches and ice cream, antique tractor pulls, dirt track racing, a culinary contest, a 5K, a cornhole tournament, a classic car show and parade, and a peach art exhibit and sale. It is organized by the Porter Lions Club.
The dates for the 2026 Craig County Fair will be July 25 thru July 31. The Premium Sale will be Saturday, August 1. Dinner at 6 p.m. Sale at 7 p.m. Welcome to the Craig County Community Center at the Fairgrounds, home of the Craig County Fair and much more! With our various buildings and facilities available to rent, we can provide a location to fit your needs. We have the space to accommodate a private party, large banquet, trade show, convention, or livestock show. The Craig County Fairgrounds is conveniently located off Interstate 44 at Vinita Exit 289 and historic Highway 66. It is less than 30 minutes to Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. We are centrally located one hour from Tulsa, OK, one hour from Joplin, MO, three and a half hours from Kansas City, MO, and two and a half hours from Fort Smith, AR. The Fairgrounds is located close to dining, shopping, and tourist attractions. The C...
Coming Home • August 1 & 2, 2026 • OKC Convention Center View the award-winning artists and artwork from this year’s Red Earth Festival Adult Art Competition. Here’s what to expect during the Red Earth Festival weekend. Experience one of the country’s premier Native art markets, featuring more than sculpture, beadwork, textiles, and more. Shop award-winning pieces, meet artists in person, and Explore our Artist Directory before your visit to discover the artists attending the Festival, learn about their Tribal affiliations, and start planning who you want to meet. Throughout the day, enjoy live dance showcases and special competitions that bring movement, color, and tradition to the heart of downtown Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma Comic Con is a yearly event at the Arvest Convention Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The show features guests from movies, television, video games, cartoons, anime, music, comics, cosplay, and more. Guests participate in Q&As while fans present panels all weekend. Video game and tabletop tournaments occur throughout the event, while vendors and artists from across the country attend to sell everything from shirts and swords to toys and comics. Join us for an exciting weekend at Comic Con!
Provided by the Grace Lutheran Church. Located at the Highlander Center Laundromat, 222 E. Main St. Weatherford, Ok For more information Click Here! Located one short hour west of Oklahoma City on I-40, Weatherford has everything you are looking for! We have all the ingredients you need to make lasting memories with your family and friends. Excitement, adventure, shopping, dining, 12 parks, Route 66, 2 historical museums, and so much more. We offer special, customizable tours for your group and have 15 unique venues to accommodate meetings, conferences, retreats, seminars, and other gatherings. Weatherford is home to the longest stretch of retail shopping on Route 66. Featuring antique treasures, modern luxuries, fine jewelry, unique shopping, restaurants, and more, our historic downtown is sure to please all taste buds and pocket books.
The Beaver County Free Fair and Cow Chip festivities will begin with a kick off on August 9th and go through August 23rd, 2026. Be sure to check out our Facebook page for updates and news! We want to give a huge thank you to our sponsors! The Beaver County Fair and Cow Chip Celebration will combine this year in August. Our boards joined together to try and make one successful event instead of two mediocre events. We understand that this will be a change for our community but, we assure you, that we see this as saving the Cow Chip Celebration and Beaver County Fair. We want nothing but the best for Beaver County. It is our hope that the community will rally around this decision and help us make this event one to remember. We have several days of fun planned for all and hope to see you all there! We want to give a huge thank you to our sponsors!
For the last 67 years , the 101 Wild West Rodeo Committee has worked to follow in the tradition of the Miller Brothers. In entertainment they hosted the best wild west show near and far. We hand pick our stock contractor, announcer, barrel man, and specialty guest to round out the rodeo experience. We strive to keep the western heritage and cowboy way of life alive and well for many generations to come. Family Night-Free BBQ with purchase of a rodeo ticket starting at 6pm. PRCA Rodeo Pref #1 open ceremonies starts at 7:45 pm Rodeo at 8pm brought to you by: 101 Wild West Rodeo Golf Tournament at the Ponca City Country Club Golf Course- registration at 8 am, tee off at 9 am. PRCA Rodeo Pref #2 opening ceremonies starts at 7:45 pm Rodeo at 8pm brought to you by:
The Night Market returns to Scissortail Park's Promenade in Oklahoma City on August 21, part of the 2026 spring and fall market series. Shoppers can browse local shops, crafters and entrepreneurs selling gifts, jewelry, home decor and candles, with live music on the Love's Travel Stops Stage.
The Caddo County Free Fair runs each August at the Caddo County Fairgrounds in Anadarko, organized through the OSU Extension office and the county fair board. The fair centers on 4-H and open class exhibits, including livestock shown in the Hollarn Show Barn and agriculture mechanics entries, judged over several days. Exhibit entries are due by a set deadline before the fair opens, and premium checks for winning entries are held until the fair closes.
There is so much to experience at the Jackson County Fair located at Keeley Park in Jackson, Michigan! Come out and enjoy a day or two at the fair filled fun games, exciting rides, livestock, events, and tasty food! Located in the heart of Downtown Jackson Michigan.
Serving the people of Garvin County with resources and services based in university research. Cooperative Extension provides research-based resources (many free) you can use to improve your home, workplace and community. This office's programs and services are specifically designed to solve the problems county residents face. It's a service of Oklahoma State University and functions as part of a nationwide network of university extension offices dedicated to providing trustworthy public education and service. Score a touchdown at the tailgate party with OSU Extension’s food safety tips Meet Aaron Long, OSU Extension’s new Mesonet specialist, who’s having ‘the most fun’ in his new role Programs and information about agriculture, production and management. Programs and information about natural resources, the environment and diagnostics.
Community art and wine festival with original artists, wineries, breweries and food vendors; 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-10-11): open. Current 2027 artist DOCX verified. Original art only; crafts, resale and general promotional booths excluded. 10x10 art space $50 through June 30, then $75; separate food route $100 on acceptance.
