Bask in a world of upscale shopping spots, an excellent culinary scene, bustling nightlife, and world-class attractions in this lovely city of Tulsa, the second-largest in Oklahoma. The region boasts the most art deco architecture in the country, which can be admired in its numerous urban districts. Tour the location’s various performing arts spots and also enjoy a variety of Western swing and other music genres. There are a lot of things that draw people to this lovely town throughout the year, but one famous attraction is festivals. Join in the celebrations of culture, food, arts, music, and more in the streets of this city, all year round. Book a comfortable cabin stay here and check out these top festivals in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and enjoy a fun-filled holiday with family, friends, and lively locals.
1. Tulsa International Mayfest
Posted by Tulsa Mayfest on Friday, 31 May 2019
This family-friendly fest has been attracting over 350,000 individuals yearly from around the country since 1973 and showcases food, music, arts, and other experiences. It is a famous spring festival that takes place at Tulsa Arts District, featuring the best of the region’s music, dance, and multi-disciplinary arts. The fair aims to bring together and showcase the most outstanding skills and entertainment from around the country. Tulsa International Mayfest highlights kids’ activities, numerous food stands, four stages of performing arts, crafts presentation, and art displays in its multiple venues. Also, if you an artist, you can apply and showcase your works at this grand event.
Tulsa International Mayfest
Address: 111 E Mathew Brady St, Tulsa, OK
Website: Tulsa International Mayfest
Takes place: May
Price: Free
2. Tokyo in Tulsa
Indulge in a full weekend of nonstop excitement at Tokyo in Tulsa (TnT) that is focused on the pop culture and anime of the Japanese. The organizers believe that two separate worlds can find common ground, and education doesn’t only come from conventional means. TnT began as a block party in a parking lot and has slowly grown through the years and now features over 300 hours of entertaining activities. With its goal “to educate and build community through entertainment,” this event showcases Tulsa and Japanese products vendors, exhibitors, and artists from around the country. You will get to enjoy music, writing, and arts of both cultures, as well as gaming—including tabletop, arcade, console, and more.
Tokyo in Tulsa
Address: 200 W Albany St, Broken Arrow, OK
Website: Tokyo in Tulsa
Takes place: July
Price: 45 USD
3. Tulsa Oktoberfest
Have you always been fascinated by Bavarian culture? Tulsa Oktoberfest, a top-ranked event by numerous American organizations, is a perfect opportunity to celebrate this rich heritage. The fair was organized to represent the American version of Oktoberfest Munich, which takes place in Bavaria, Germany. The carnival starts with a warm evening of family-friendly competitions and games, displays of Bavarian arts and crafts, Bavarian cuisine, and international German bands. It takes place in a sizable venue with stages and tents, showcasing great music, Bavarian cheesecake, German beers, and more. Truly this gathering is a celebration scene you are bound to be nostalgic about.
Tulsa Oktoberfest
Address: River West Festival Park, 2100 S Jackson Ave, Tulsa, OK
Website: Tulsa Oktoberfest
Takes place: October
Price: 0 - 20 USD
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4. McNellie's Harvest Beer Festival
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Posted by McNellie's on Monday, October 24, 2022
If you love tasting varieties of beers, then this festival is for you. McNellie’s Harvest Beer Festival is a celebration of brewed beverages. It takes place downtown and features a diverse taste of beers produced by over 50 breweries. Check out new beers showcased in the tents of top breweries around Oklahoma—including Sierra Nevada, Rogue, Mustang, Flying Dog, Choc, Big Sky, Battered Boar, and more. Take your friends along to savor hard-to-find, one-off, and new beers, and have a full day of chatting and laughter.
McNellie's Harvest Beer Festival
Address: ONEOK Field Concourse, 201 N Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK
Website: McNellie’s Harvest Beer Festival
Takes place: October
Price: 40 USD
5. Scotfest
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Posted by Scotfest on Saturday, 1 September 2018
Enjoy a full weekend of family-friendly live music, crafts, and food in this lively festival that celebrates Celtic heritage and history. This event has numerous fun activities for you and your household. Enjoy a pipe band competition, traditional drumming, solo piping, Irish and Scottish dance demonstrations, and more. There will also be vendors on the grounds selling Scottish products and crafts, as well as workshops and educational sessions. Your kids will enjoy engaging activities too, including the Scottish ring fling, three-legged races, and sack races.
Scotfest
Address: Broken Arrow Events Park, 21101 E 101st St, Broken Arrow, OK
Website: Scotfest
Takes place: September
Price: 10 USD
6. Rock n' Rib Festival [Event has passed]
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Posted by The Dirtboxwailers on Friday, 11 September 2015
Check out this four-day fest every September, and see barbecue cooks from across the nation compete, while you are given a chance to have a tasting tour. Rock n’ Rib Festival has other exciting highlights—including whiskey-tasting sessions, kid-friendly activities, and live entertainment. It takes place in Bok Center and features inflatables for your young ones, as well as college football for the grown-ups. Sample great beverages at the one-night whiskey-tasting event, which features two courses—moonshine and whiskey tasting. Take your family or friends to this award-winning and free event, and have the time of your lives.
Rock n' Rib Festival
Address: 200 S Denver Ave, Tulsa, OK
Website: Rock n’ Rib Festival
Takes place: September
Price: Free
7. Hound Dog Blues Festival [Event has passed]
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Posted by Dave Shultz on Saturday, 22 September 2012
If you are a fan of blues music and a pet lover, then you shouldn’t miss this exciting full-day fair. This event aims to support SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), an animal rescue shelter in the city with a longstanding record of assisting animals in need. The festival takes place in the largest outdoor concert venue in the country and showcases music, food, demonstrations, and pet-related contests. It’s also a perfect opportunity to catch your favorite local blues artists onstage—including The Bohemians, Jennifer Marriott, Patti Taylor Band, Danny J Buck, and Wansa Watson. There will also be lots of merchandise, food, and beverage vendors on-site.
Hound Dog Blues Festival
Address: Chandler Park, 6500 W 21st St, Tulsa, OK
Website: Hound Dog Blues Festival
Takes place: September
Price: 25 USD
Make the best of your holiday
Tulsa has a perfect mix of everything to make your holiday exciting—nightlife, attractions, food, shopping, and festivals. The fests present ideal opportunities to commune with locals while spending quality time with your family and friends. Discover beautiful cultures, eat traditional food, drink rare beverages, listen to great music, and let your kids have fun at these best festivals in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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