Free Things to Do in OKC: September & October Events

Discover the best free events, fall festivals, live music, and outdoor activities happening around Oklahoma City throughout September and October.

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Free Things to Do in OKC: September & October Events

Oklahoma City comes alive with vibrant culture, community gatherings, and crisp autumn air as the seasons change. Whether you are looking to immerse yourself into local arts, enjoy family-friendly festivals, or simply spend an afternoon exploring our scenic city parks, there is plenty to experience without spending a dime. Dive into our handpicked list of free events, outdoor spots, and weekly community activities happening across OKC this September and October.

Festivals and Special Events

  • Red Earth Fall Fest at Scissortail Park: Attend this free, family-friendly festival on Saturday, October 17, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM to experience Native art markets, cultural performances, and the Youth Powwow grand entry at noon. [1]

  • GHOUL'S NIGHT! on The Plaza: Visit the Plaza District on Friday, October 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM for a festive and spooky family-friendly evening. [1]

  • Art Moves at Leadership Square: Check out the free outdoor performance featuring blues artist Brad Fielder at Leadership Square on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 12:00 PM. [1]

  • Kyle Riggall and Cassie Stover Art Show: Head to DNA Galleries for the free opening night reception on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 6:00 PM featuring local Oklahoma creators. [1]

Weekly and Community Activities

  • BINGO at S&B’s Automobile Alley: Play free weekly all-ages bingo on Friday nights starting at 7:00 PM at S&B's Burger Joint - Automobile Alley. [1]

  • Sensory Friendly Hour at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center: Enjoy a calm, inclusive gallery experience on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 10:00 AM. [1]

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

  • Stroll through Scissortail Park: Walk the scenic paths, visit the dog park, or check out the lower park apiary and playground.

  • Explore the Oklahoma River: Walk or jog the paved trails along the Boathouse District and watch rowers practice on the water for free

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