Community Calendar

The Canadian County Free Fair, an annual tradition in El Reno since 1914, features a carnival filled with high-flying amusement rides, live entertainment on multiple stages and enough tasty fair food to satisfy any appetite. Bring the kids and take them on a trip through the fair's midway for a variety of games and prizes, and then head to the show arena for this year's batch of livestock and horse shows. The Education Building on the Canadian County Fairgrounds will feature 4-H entries, arts and craft exhibits, photography and fine art, as well as displays on local crops and flower arranging.

Come to the Canadian County Free Fair for livestock exhibits, which will include goats, sheep, swine, cattle and poultry, and celebrate the rural culture of the area. See which delicious baked goods win blue ribbons at this year's fair, and stick around for a pie contest. Bring the entire family to the Canadian County Free Fair to enjoy old-fashioned fun at its finest.

The Canadian County Free Fair, an annual tradition in El Reno since 1914, features a carnival filled with high-flying amusement rides, live entertainment on multiple stages and enough tasty fair food to satisfy any appetite. Bring the kids and take them on a trip through the fair's midway for a variety of games and prizes, and then head to the show arena for this year's batch of livestock and horse shows. The Education Building on the Canadian County Fairgrounds will feature 4-H entries, arts and craft exhibits, photography and fine art, as well as displays on local crops and flower arranging.

Come to the Canadian County Free Fair for livestock exhibits, which will include goats, sheep, swine, cattle and poultry, and celebrate the rural culture of the area. See which delicious baked goods win blue ribbons at this year's fair, and stick around for a pie contest. Bring the entire family to the Canadian County Free Fair to enjoy old-fashioned fun at its finest.

Get ready—the Summer Sounds Concert Series returns to The Chisholm, bringing vibrant energy and music to your summer nights!

On Thursday, August 20, Fiddler and Clarksville Creative Sound Country Music Recording Artist Mackynsie McKedy will entertain the crowd on the steps of the A. J. Seay Mansion.

The Summer Sounds concerts series brings a rhythm to summer evenings as live music fills the open air at Horizon Hill, the storied home of territorial governor A. J. Seay. It is the perfect time to gather together and indulge in dinner or a sweet treat from a featured food truck starting at 6 p.m. Spread out your favorite blanket, sink into a comfy lawn chair, and let the melodies wash over you from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The family-friendly event is free! For more information, contact the museum at 405-375-5176.

Established in 1907, the Hydro Free Fair is the oldest free fair in Oklahoma. Located in Hydro, OK the Hydro Free Fair is open to any and all who want to attend. It's a great place for families and friends to come together and enjoy a variety of attractions, entertainment, and delicious food. The Hydro-Eakly teachers, students and organizations work alongside the townspeople of Hydro to make this the event of the year!

Experience a variety of tradition at the Hydro Free Fair. From classic fair treats such as funnel cake and cotton candy to homemade ice cream and hot corn on the cob. Our concession stands serve bratwurst, corn dogs, walking tacos, Indian tacos, grilled hamburgers, hand-cut watermelon slices and so much more. Come hungry!

The Canadian County Free Fair, an annual tradition in El Reno since 1914, features a carnival filled with high-flying amusement rides, live entertainment on multiple stages and enough tasty fair food to satisfy any appetite. Bring the kids and take them on a trip through the fair's midway for a variety of games and prizes, and then head to the show arena for this year's batch of livestock and horse shows. The Education Building on the Canadian County Fairgrounds will feature 4-H entries, arts and craft exhibits, photography and fine art, as well as displays on local crops and flower arranging.

Come to the Canadian County Free Fair for livestock exhibits, which will include goats, sheep, swine, cattle and poultry, and celebrate the rural culture of the area. See which delicious baked goods win blue ribbons at this year's fair, and stick around for a pie contest. Bring the entire family to the Canadian County Free Fair to enjoy old-fashioned fun at its finest.

Established in 1907, the Hydro Free Fair is the oldest free fair in Oklahoma. Located in Hydro, OK the Hydro Free Fair is open to any and all who want to attend. It's a great place for families and friends to come together and enjoy a variety of attractions, entertainment, and delicious food. The Hydro-Eakly teachers, students and organizations work alongside the townspeople of Hydro to make this the event of the year!

Experience a variety of tradition at the Hydro Free Fair. From classic fair treats such as funnel cake and cotton candy to homemade ice cream and hot corn on the cob. Our concession stands serve bratwurst, corn dogs, walking tacos, Indian tacos, grilled hamburgers, hand-cut watermelon slices and so much more. Come hungry!

Spend your summer nights at the Wheeler District with live music, food trucks and family fun. Every third Friday from June through September the Summer Concert Series will feature local musicians, dinner from food trucks, concessions and Ferris wheel rides. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the evening with friends and family in the Wheeler District.

The Canadian County Free Fair, an annual tradition in El Reno since 1914, features a carnival filled with high-flying amusement rides, live entertainment on multiple stages and enough tasty fair food to satisfy any appetite. Bring the kids and take them on a trip through the fair's midway for a variety of games and prizes, and then head to the show arena for this year's batch of livestock and horse shows. The Education Building on the Canadian County Fairgrounds will feature 4-H entries, arts and craft exhibits, photography and fine art, as well as displays on local crops and flower arranging.

Come to the Canadian County Free Fair for livestock exhibits, which will include goats, sheep, swine, cattle and poultry, and celebrate the rural culture of the area. See which delicious baked goods win blue ribbons at this year's fair, and stick around for a pie contest. Bring the entire family to the Canadian County Free Fair to enjoy old-fashioned fun at its finest.

If you have a growing family, the Just Between Friends sale at Oklahoma State Fair Park this August is specially designed for you. Just Between Friends is one of the country's leading children's and maternity consignment events. This Oklahoma City show brings together a wide variety of consignors with great deals on children's clothing, toys, supplies, home decorations and much more. Enjoy great bargains while also meeting the enthusiastic community around this sale who can lend advice and support to parents and families.

Established in 1907, the Hydro Free Fair is the oldest free fair in Oklahoma. Located in Hydro, OK the Hydro Free Fair is open to any and all who want to attend. It's a great place for families and friends to come together and enjoy a variety of attractions, entertainment, and delicious food. The Hydro-Eakly teachers, students and organizations work alongside the townspeople of Hydro to make this the event of the year!

Experience a variety of tradition at the Hydro Free Fair. From classic fair treats such as funnel cake and cotton candy to homemade ice cream and hot corn on the cob. Our concession stands serve bratwurst, corn dogs, walking tacos, Indian tacos, grilled hamburgers, hand-cut watermelon slices and so much more. Come hungry!