2024 OKLAHOMA: OCTOBER 2024 FOOD & WINE FESTIVALS & LOCAL FOOD EVENTS (See also: 2019 - 2016 - 2015)
September 26-October 6, 2024 Tulsa State Fair - Tulsa, Oklahoma October 3-6, 2024 41st Annual Pelican Festival Grove, Oklahoma Plan your weekend on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees to enjoy the Pelican Festival at Wolf Creek Park. This annual event celebrates the fall migration of the American White Pelicans that return to the waters of northwest Oklahoma's beautiful Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. Activities at this year's Pelican Festival will include a parade, arts and crafts, food vendors and live entertainment throughout the event. October 11-12, 2024 47th Annual Watonga Cheese Festival Watonga, Oklahoma Enjoy fun-filled musical entertainment, cheese tasting, an art show, quilt show, classic car show, children's games and a 5K run. Don't miss the parade, along with a cheese food contest and rat race. October 12, 2024 McLoud Fall Fest - McLoud, Oklahoma October 12, 2024 37th Annual Cordell Pumpkin Festival Cordell, Oklahoma Enjoy this family fun event featuring a pumpkin pancake breakfast, arts & crafts, vendors, food, live entertainment, parade, classic car show, poker walk, pumpkin carving, children's games and more. October 14-18, 2024 - National School Lunch Week - Nationwide School Nutrition Association. October 19-25, 2024 ADGA Annual Meeting & Convention Tulsa, Oklahoma American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) annual convention.
October 26, 2024 49th Annual Sorghum Festival - Wewoka, Oklahoma Originated by the Wewoka Rotary Club in 1976 to promote the Seminole Nation Museum, the event has grown to become one of Oklahoma’s premier attractions, drawing crowds of visitors from across the US and abroad. Made by boiling the raw juice squeezed from sorghum cane, the thick, amber-colored sweetener was once a staple in pioneer homes on the western frontier. Today, it is the centerpiece of Wewoka’s award-winning festival; an event that celebrates the unique mix of cultures found in the Indian Territory. Historic re-enactors, Native American foods, children’s crafts, live music and entertainment, as well as pioneer and Native American living demonstrations are to be found on the Museum grounds – the heart of the festival. Antique farm implements, a tractor show, and other agricultural implements are on display. Visitors can meet guest artists and craftsmen, watch the making of the sorghum, or just sit back and enjoy and Indian Taco or hot Indian Fry Bread topped with sweet sorghum – a festival favorite! Downtown, the Wewoka Chamber of Commerce offers a myriad of exciting events, including a parade, car show, art and photography show, live entertainment, food and sales booths and the John Lively Memorial 5-K Run. Attendance: 30,000. October 26-27, 2024 Annual Route 66 Pecan & Music Festival Claremore, Oklahoma Pecan pie-eating contest, car show, games for the kids, artisans and crafters from around the state, and the Route 66 Sock Hop. 2019 OKLAHOMA: OCTOBER 2019 FOOD & WINE FESTIVALS & LOCAL FOOD EVENTS events waiting for new datesOctober 5, 2019 - Cotton Pickin' Chili Cook-Off - Altus, Oklahoma The Cotton Pickin' Chili Cook-Off in Altus is an agricultural heritage celebration featuring a chili and barbecue cook-off. Browse vendors and enjoy local entertainment while sampling recipes from over 50 entries to decide which is best. With a focus on cotton farming, the event features miniature cotton gin demonstrations, antique tractors and farming displays. Bring the whole family out to the Cotton Pickin' Chili Cook-Off for a day of fun and great food. October 26, 2019 Annual Oklahoma Wine Walk & Brew Fest Norman, Oklahoma The festival will again take place under tents throughout the shopping district of Brookhaven Village in Norman. We will be showcasing Oklahoma Wineries, Breweries and Merchants. Last year our addition of Oklahoma Craft Beer tastings went over so well, that we have decided to bring back the craft breweries again and add a few more! New this year is the addition of food trucks to the festival! Grab a bite to eat then tap your toes to the beat at our entertainment stage. We welcome you to taste selections from our Oklahoma wineries and Oklahoma breweries, grab a bite to eat from the food trucks, toast the live, local entertainers and partake in the merchant booths filled with made in Oklahoma products. |