Weekly Events Calendar, August 2-9, 2021
Published August 2021
By Olivia McCourry | 5 min read
Events are subject to change or cancellation. Please call or contact the event organizers before going.
Each week, Oklahoma Today staffers comb through their calendars to find a handful of great events happening across the state. Get out! See Oklahoma! And be sure to let us know what you find, either here or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @oklahomatoday.
Enjoy the saxophonic sound of Vearl T at Edmond Vibes, the city's monthly visual and performing arts extravaganza. Photo courtesy Vearl T
State of the Art
Head to downtown Edmond for the vibrant and exciting visual and performing arts festival Vibes. Support local artists and gaze at the many talented pieces displayed in the event. Visitors are also welcome to watch live entertainment that includes folk music, circus performing, traditional Indian dancing, and much more. Foodies will also have a good time with the many options of local vendors. Admission, Free. August 5. (405) 340-4481 or edmondvibes.org
Carnival Fun
Looking for some late summer fun? Then look no further at the Mountain View Free Fair in Mountain View. Fair goers can enjoy a carnival atmosphere while participating in activities such as a pet show, corn hole toss, rides, and live entertainment. After all that excitement visitors can indulge in nightly food stand specials such as ribs, brisket, and Italian chicken. On the last day of the festival, spectators can also enjoy a parade. Admission, Free. August 5-7. (580) 347-3213 or facebook.com/MtnViewFreeFair
Durant's First Friday Back to School Bash is a good chance to cram a little more fun in your summer. Mini golf, anyone? Photo by Larry White/Pixabay
A For Effort
Kick the new school year off right with the First Friday Back to School Bash in Durant. Bring your kiddos to enjoy the last days of summer with live music, mini golf, and shopping hours. There will also be a school drive for supplies and school pictures will be available to take as well. Admission, Free. August 6-7. (580) 924-1550 or facebook.com
Lights, Camera, Action!
Support local and national independent filmmakers at the FLY Film Festival in Enid. Audiences can watch films that span multiple genres such as comedy and drama. Each day consists of multiple screenings of long and short films ending with an awards ceremony on the final day. Head to the Gaslight Theatre with friends and family and enjoy a night at the movies. (Popcorn most definitely required). Tickets, $5-$40. August 6-7. (580) 747-1697 or facebook.com/flyfilmfestival
The extremely dance-able Shortt Dogg plays the Myriad Botanical Gardens' Sunday Twilight Concert Series in Oklahoma City this week. Photo by Khari Kimbro
Play That Funky Music
Get down with some great music at the Sunday Twilight Concert Series in Oklahoma City. Located at the Myriad Botanical Gardens, the series will be showcasing the band Shortt Dogg. Known for their funky jazz and R&B sound, the band's playlist includes hits so potent your body may force you to dance. Admission, Free. August 8. (405) 270-4848 or artscouncilokc.com
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