September Festivals and Events in Oklahoma

(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) End summer on a high note and kick off fall with a plethora of events happening across Oklahoma this September. Stock up on freshly baked Amish goods in Clarita or see talented muralists in action during a trip to Oklahoma City. Check out our additional top picks and browse through all September events to fill up your calendar.   

Amish School Auction, Crafts & Antique Show

Clarita / September 9

Discover treasures crafted by Oklahoma’s Amish community at this cherished, yearly show. Treat yourself to homemade baked goods and view one-of-a-kind antiques before you bid on quilts during the auction. 

Oklahoma State Fair

Oklahoma City / September 14-24

Come one, come all to the state’s largest annual event for thrilling carnival rides, endless rows of fried food and quirky activities like the Farmhand Olympics. Don’t forget to save room for this year’s new snacks – freeze-dried candy and pizza-flavored crepes – to name a few. 

P Bar Farms Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

Hydro / Sept 15 - Oct 28

Wind your way through miles of seven-foot-tall corn stalks at one of Oklahoma’s oldest corn mazes. After you successfully navigate the twists and turns, say hello to the friendly barnyard animals or grab a family photo-op at the on-site pumpkin patch.

Tulsa State Fair

Tulsa / Sept 28 - Oct 8

Carnival games, corndogs and free concerts, oh my! Join one million fairgoers on their quest to enjoy adrenaline-pumping rides and rows of unique treats (think: deep-fried Snickers and bacon-covered everything) during this staple Oklahoma extravaganza. 

Standing Bear Powwow

Ponca City / September 29-30

Witness captivating dances performed by six Native American tribes during this two-day intertribal celebration. Browse artisan booths, savor traditional cuisine and learn about the late Chief Standing Bear’s powerful legacy.

Plaza District Festival & Mural Expo

Oklahoma City / September 30

Watch as this eclectic district is transformed by new colors when muralists from across the country showcase their art skills live for all to see. You’ll quickly understand why Oklahoma City has been named USA Today’s Best City for Street Art.