September Festivals and Events in Oklahoma

(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) Celebrate a fun and diverse September in Oklahoma with a vast array of cultural festivals and music events happening across the state. Experience the best regional blues music in Rentiesville, pick up Amish goods in Clarita and watch Scottish Highland Games in Broken Arrow. Take a look at 10 of this month’s top picks below or check out all September events to discover something new. 

Cherokee National Holiday

Tahlequah / September 1-4

Celebrate the 1839 signing of the Cherokee Nation Constitution with traditional Native American games, sporting tournaments, a parade, children's events, a quilt show and a car show. Authentic Native American products like food, artwork, pottery and blankets will also be available.

Dusk ’Til Dawn Blues Festival

Rentiesville / September 2-4

Tune in to enjoy three days of regional and national blues acts during this time-honored festival. This year’s event can be experienced from the comfort of your home and features performances by Selby Minner, Cecil Gray, Watermelon Slim and many other artists.

Rocklahoma

Pryor / September 2-4

Get ready to rock at this fun, annual festival featuring some of the top names in hard rock and heavy metal. The 2022 lineup includes Shinedown, Three Days Grace, Korn, Evanescence, Five Finger Death Punch, Megadeth and more than 50 other hard-rocking bands.  

Amish School Auction, Crafts & Antique Show

Clarita / September 10

Pick up homemade baked goods, incredible antiques and artisan quilts at the Amish School Auction. Thousands of people seek out treasures from Oklahoma's Amish community at this exciting event that only comes around once a year.

Oklahoma State Fair

OKC / September 15-25

Bring the entire family to the state's largest annual event for midway games, thrilling carnival rides, exclusive live performances and endless vendors. Don't forget to feast on fair food favorites like Indian tacos, cinnamon rolls, corn dogs and turkey legs!  

ScotFest

Broken Arrow / September 16-18

ScotFest is Oklahoma’s flagship celebration of Celtic history and heritage. Don’t miss the Scottish Highland Games, a strongman competition, traditional music and dance, and amazing food as you browse the variety of arts and crafts vendors at this three-day festival.

Pumpkin Festival

Claremore / September 20 - November 5

Welcome the coming of fall with plentiful pumpkins, hayrides and wholesome activities at Shepherd's Cross, an authentic working farm. Walk the hay maze, create a scarecrow, pet the animals in the petting zoo and make memories.

Standing Bear Powwow

Ponca City / September 23-24

Six American Indian tribes honor the memory of Chief Standing Bear and participate in competitive dancing at this renowned powwow. See beautiful regalia, browse a wide variety of vendors and grab a bite to eat at this popular Native American event.

International Festival

Lawton / September 23-25

Come to this three-day event for free concerts, parades, plenty of food vendors, children's games and activities, demonstration artists, over 70 vendors and non-stop multicultural entertainment including acoustic performances and cultural dance demonstrations.  

Festival in the Park

Cushing / September 24

Experience a day of creativity with over 150 makers and inventors at this family-friendly, one-day event celebrating everything from technology and education to science, arts, crafts, engineering, food and sustainability.