Discover Oklahoma Citys Vibrant Fall Events

As the summer heat fades away, Oklahoma City comes to life with a wide range of fall events that capture the citys vibrant, friendly, and progressive nature. From cultural festivals to historic landmarks, there is something for everyone looking to explore this unique Midwestern gem.

One of the most popular fall events in Oklahoma City is the State Fair (Oklahoma State Fair Park, 3001 General Pershing Blvd., OKC). This annual event lasts for nearly two weeks and features carnival rides, livestock shows, food vendors selling everything from funnel cakes to turkey legs. Be sure not miss out on classic fair competitions such as pie eating contests and pig races.

If you are interested in exploring more of the citys history while enjoying autumn colors take a stroll along Bricktown Canal (Bricktown Entertainment District) or visit Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum (620 N Harvey Ave., OKC). Here you can pay tribute to those lost in one of Americas darkest moments as well as learn about its aftermath and how it helped shape our country months after September 11th tragedy.

For arts enthusiasts who love music head down over three days Art Walk Festival held every October at Downtown OKC Arts District(200 Couch Drive #1450,Oklahoma City), where live performances featuring local musicians will entertain visitors all day long also explore art museum(Museum Cafe ,415 Couch Dr,Oklahoma) showcasing some world class installations including works by artists like Chihuly.

Finally for sports lovers if you happen around college football season be sure catch few Big12 games at Gaylord FamilyOklahoma Memorial Stadium(Norman) or Boone Pickens Stadium(700 W Hall Fame Ave.,Stillwater).

Fall in Oklahoma City offers plenty opportunities for travelers seeking an experience rich with culture and adventure so pack your bags start planning your journey today!

Websites:

https://okstatefair.com/

https://oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org/

http://www.artscouncilokc.com/artwalk/

Twitter:

@OKStateFair

@OKCNM