Community Calendar

Join us for Cure-8 at Oklahoma Contemporary! Cure-8 pairs local dance makers with leading industry experts to produce new original works that will premiere at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center. Through these mentorships, artists will weave community engagement and advocacy for pressing social issues into their creative process. Choreographers will collaborate with local social service organizations, crafting works informed by topics paramount to the community.

Make your way through the backwoods county side, down the old farm road to the abandon summer camp. Opened in 1979 closed shortly after the night the camp was plagued with strange occurrences, disappearances, and murders. No one is sure why but any attempt to reopen the camp seams to cause a repeat of its deadly history.

Can you survive a walk through the Lexington Zombie Farm? Get ready to encounter things that go bump in the night, as well as the undead, as you take a walk through the woods of this Lexington haunted attraction. Zombies and ghouls have taken over this farm land and are out to grab a tasty dinner. On black-out night, brave the farm in total darkness, or come out for touch and grab night, when zombies will pick you up and move you while you amble along the pitch black farm.

Chosen as one of the top ten haunts in Oklahoma, each evening the Lexington Zombie Farm is open also includes food trucks, photography sessions by appointment with a professional photographer and a Facebook photograph taken of all of the "survivors" who make it through the attraction in its entirety.

The party doesn’t stop when the Ball ends! Save the date for Late Night, beginning immediately after our sold-out Renaissance Ball.

Late Night is OKCMOA’s signature after-party—where cocktails flow, the dance floor stays packed, and the city’s most stylish crowd keeps the celebration going through midnight. Expect a bold theme, delicious bites, and lively musical entertainment.

Friday, October 2, 2026
Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s Roof Terrace
9 pm–Midnight

Open Bar | Light Bites | Dancing | Cocktail Attire

This year, "The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art," opening at the Museum on October 31, sets the stage for both the 50th annual Renaissance Ball and Late Night. The exhibition brings together Art Nouveau treasures from the rich holdings of the Chrysler Museum of Art, drawing primarily from the gifts of Walter P. and Jean Chrysler, whose homes once served as showrooms for these extraordinary works.

Your support through Late Night helps make exhibitions like "The Triumph of Nature" possible in Oklahoma City. Join us for an unforgettable evening where art and cocktails meet in Art Nouveau style.

Tickets Start at $125
$125 Moderns Members
$150 Other Guests

Discounts are applied at checkout. Not a Moderns member? Join now at okcmoa.com/moderns. Tickets will not be available at the door. Guests must be 21 or older to attend.

Join us every Saturday for our year-round indoor farmers’ market! Discover the freshest local produce and fruits, along with a wide variety of baked goods, proteins, and prepared foods—plus plenty of gluten-free and vegan options. There truly is something for everyone.

After the market, take time to explore the antique mall, enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants, and shop for beautiful seasonal plants, pumpkins, two grocery stores that are open 7 days a week and so much more.

Science Museum Oklahoma presents Spin! The Art of the Modern Zoetrope, now on display in the museum’s smART Space galleries through August 2027. The exhibition features works by eight artists who reimagine the 19th-century zoetrope, an early animation device that creates the illusion of motion through rapidly sequenced images. Interactive exhibits explore motion, perception, vision persistence and animation, and are included with museum admission.

The Comanche Nation Fair in Lawton features a powwow, parade, free concert, carnival, fun run, games and an art show. Visitors can also find arts and crafts from vendors around the country, along with a variety of food. The three-day event brings tribes together from across the nation, with traditional gourd and fire dancing featured during the powwow. Comanche Veterans will also be honored each day of the fair.

Get into the fall season spirit in Blanchard at this festive shopping event. This annual bazaar will be full of vendors offering handmade wares, craft goods and home decor items. This event is hosted by the Blanchard Methodist Women.

The annual Market in the Park in Harrah features a wide variety of arts and crafts, delicious barbecue and great live music. Head to Heritage Park this October and browse vendors from across the United States featuring handcrafted items such as jewelry, pottery, furniture, fine art and more. From home decor to accessories, there's something for everyone at Market in the Park. The kids will love the children's area with family-friendly activities, a large pumpkin page and much more fun. Don't forget to bring a big appetite for some delicious barbecue at the Pigs in the Park cook-off. Area cooks will compete for bragging rights and the chance to call their specific recipe the best.

Chester's Pumpkin Patch offers visitors over 25 fun-filled acres to explore in Piedmont. Visitors of all ages can enjoy hayrides, corn mazes, barn games, a petting zoo and more! The pumpkin patch is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm Monday-Saturday, opening at 1 pm on Sundays. On the weekends, attendees can catch a variety of live music and performances.