Texoma Events

The Boys from Oklahoma do a lot of things: "roll their joints all wrong," jack their trucks to unreasonable heights, but something we've noticed they won't seem to do is dance. Let's explore why and why they should.

Have fun, experience something new and even learn a little something at one of this year's annual rattlesnake festivals throughout Oklahoma. Take a look at the five different towns that host their own version of the rattlesnake celebration.

Whether you're trying to lose weight, beat a battle with depression or just simply enjoying being active, there are plenty of options that Oklahoma has to offer.

Since we gave the small towns in Oklahoma theme songs of their own, it seems only fitting for the largest cities in the state to have the same honor.

Although Oklahoma doesn't host a nation-wide "chicken calling" contest every year like Iowa, there are still a few unique celebrations with history that happen almost all year long. The next time you and the family are looking for something new to learn, here are a few creative suggestions.

The Red River Career Expo is set to take place Thursday, March 7 at Cameron University! This is one of the largest career fairs in southwest Oklahoma.

The longest-running Easter pageant in the U.S. returns for its 99th annual performance at the Holy City of the Wichitas.

This small town located in the panhandle of Oklahoma is the cow chip-throwing capital of the world. Every spring they hold an annual world championship cow chip throwing competition and festival.

From the super romantic to the quirky fun, there's all kinds of unique Valentine's Day date possibilities in Oklahoma! There's something to enjoy the day of love for every couple.

Oklahomans can find plenty of light festivals in local parks, but in Tulsa, one of the best light festivals in the state also takes place at one of Oklahoma's most beautiful landmarks.

If "Little Women" is one of your favorite Christmas movies, then you're in luck! Harn Homestead in Oklahoma City will host an immersive holiday production of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women."

It's been a great season of "The Voice" this year, and Oklahomans have been rooting for Jordan Rainer! The country singer will perform a hometown show on Saturday, Nov. 4 in Atoka, Oklahoma.