State Fairs & County Fairs in Oklahoma

Oklahoma State Fair – Oklahoma City The largest fair in Oklahoma, held each September at the OKC Fairgrounds. Features rides, concerts, livestock shows, food, competitions, family entertainment, and showcases Oklahoma’s agriculture, manufacturing, and culture. Tulsa State Fair – Tulsa One of the twelve largest fairs in the U.S., held late September–early October at Expo Square. Includes major concerts, midway, livestock, creative arts, and special events. Oklahoma Youth Expo – Oklahoma City The world’s largest junior livestock show, held each March at the OKC Fairgrounds, with thousands of youth exhibitors from across the state. Canadian County Free Fair – El Reno Annual tradition with a carnival, livestock shows, arts, crafts, food, and rural competitions. Garfield County Free Fair – Enid One of the state’s largest county fairs, with livestock, exhibits, food, and entertainment at the Chisholm Trail Expo Center. Cleveland County Free Fair – Norman Features exhibits, livestock, carnival rides, food, and family activities. Payne County Free Fair – Stillwater Livestock shows, exhibits, food, and midway fun in north-central Oklahoma. Northwest District Junior Livestock Show – Enid Major regional livestock show drawing youth exhibitors from across northwest Oklahoma. Blaine County Free Fair – Watonga Grady County Fair – Chickasha Other Major Fairs and Festivals (Sample) Pottawatomie County Free Fair – Shawnee Rogers County Fair – Claremore McClain County Free Fair – Purcell Okmulgee County Fair – Okmulgee Oklahoma Festivals Guide – Statewide directory of 700+ annual events Canadian County Fair – El Reno Garfield County Free Fair – Enid SunFest – Bartlesville Oklahoma’s largest outdoor festival, held each late May/early June with live music, arts, crafts, and food in Sooner Park. Magnolia Festival – Durant Popular spring festival with carnival, parade, arts, food, and entertainment. Oklahoma Renaissance Festival – Muskogee Major themed festival held weekends in May and June at the Castle of Muskogee, featuring jousting, entertainment, crafts, and food. OKC Pride Festival – Oklahoma City Annual June celebration of LGBTQ+ pride with parade, music, and community events. Tulsa Pride Festival – Tulsa June festival with parade, music, and family activities. Mustang Western Days – Mustang September event with parade, rodeo, music, and family fun. Wewoka Sorghum Festival – Wewoka October festival with sorghum making, crafts, food, and entertainment. Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa – Tulsa One of the nation’s top Oktoberfests, held each October with German food, beer, music, and family activities. Festival of Light – Chickasha One of Oklahoma’s largest holiday light displays, running mid-November through December.