Events

All this week McDonald's has been giving teachers and educators a FREE BREAKFAST as a thank you for everything you do. If you're a teacher or school administrator you still have some time this week to stop by McDonald's and get your free breakfast.

It's back! The Lawton, Fort Sill Holiday in the Park parade will return in 2021 on Saturday, November 20th (11-20-21). The parade will start at 6:00 pm that evening in downtown Lawton on C Ave in front of the mall and make its way to Elmer Thomas Park. This year's theme for the parade will be "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

The Vaska Theatre in Lawton will be showing Hocus Pocus with a shadow cast on select dates through the month October. If you've never experienced Vaska's Shadow cast it's a great time and fun for the whole family. Hocus Pocus will be a "Hex-A-Long" with the shadow cast and feature all kinds of interactive segments throughout the movie.

If you haven't heard the news yet Evil Dead the Musical is coming to Lawton, Fort Sill to the Trail of Fear on select dates through the month of October. Being a HUGE FAN of Bruce Cambell and the Evil Dead franchise I've always wanted to see it and now I'll finally get my chance.

We're starting to finally see more and more of Lawton's Halloween happenings return for 2021. After all the cancellations last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic we're making up for lost time and most, if not all of our favorite annual events are coming back...

Unfortunately, the UWSWOK (United Way of Southwest Oklahoma) has canceled their annual Blue Tie Gala, but the good news is they'll be doing an online auction instead. You'll still be able to assist the United Way with fundraising and help provide needed funding for local and area agencies that UWSWOK supports.

The City of Lawton's "Halloween Spooktacular" will have all kinds of frightfully fun activities for the entire family. It's going to be an outdoor event that will have games, prizes, candy, food trucks, vendors, and more. Everyone is welcome and it's FREE to attend!

When it comes to haunted attractions and scream parks Oklahoma has a bunch of them. It seems every town and city has one. Some are known worldwide in the horror and haunted house community and ranked as the "best" in the state, nation, and even the world.

Be a part of Oklahoma's first annual "Boohaha" Halloween festival. It's going to be a spooktacular good time with games, prizes, vendors, tons of candy, food trucks, bonfires, live music, and of course it wouldn't be Halloween without some kind of haunted attraction.

Back for its 24th year of terror the Trail of Fear Scream Park in Lawton, OK. will officially open for the 2021 season this weekend. The wait is almost over, can't wait to see what all is new for this year, and from what we've been hearing it's a lot.

If you're planning to be a part of the gun deer or elk season you'll need to get your rifle sighted in and ready for the season. Coming up on (10-09-21) the Lawton, Fort Sill Rifle and Pistol Club will be hosting a free "Sighting-In-Day" at their gun range as a public service.

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