Weekly Events Calendar: June 16-22, 2025

Each week, Oklahoma Today staffers comb through their calendars to find a handful of great events happening across the state. Get out! See Oklahoma! And be sure to let us know what you find, either here or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @oklahomatoday.

Willard Stone, Ed Ruscha, Lois Smoky: Many renowned artists and craftsmen got their start in Oklahoma. But there are plenty of Okies who aren’t necessarily household names but deserve to be honored for their talent and creativity. During Artfully Local: Creations by Dr. Bob Palmer and Holly McHughes, the Oklahoma Territorial Museum & Carnegie Library in Guthrie will showcase the works of two people who help make the state more beautiful every day.
Through September 5. Admission, $4-$7.
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The work of muralist Dr. Bob Palmer can be found across the state, including this indoor one in Goldsby. The artist teams up with Perry multimedia artist Holly McHughes for the Artfully Local exhibition now on display at Guthrie's Oklahoma Territorial Museum & Carnegie Library. Photo courtesy Bob Palmer

Wu-Tang is famously for the children, but adults certainly will enjoy seeing this legendary clan in concert at Tulsa’s BOK Center. If special guest Run the Jewels doesn’t entice music lovers enough, Wu-Tang Clan is calling this tour The Final Chamber, so it might be your last chance to hear “Method Man,” “Protect Ya Neck,” “Bring Da Ruckus,” and more live from the iconic rap collective themselves.
June 16. Tickets, $96.20-$263.30.
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Billed as the final tour with the full Wu-Tang Clan, the legendary rap group stops at Tulsa's BOK Center June 16.

Every Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. starting June 7, the Ponca City Farmers Market will be bursting with fresh fruits and veggies. There’s also an ever-changing selection of fresh meat, eggs, baked goods, soap, flowers, spices, and so much more. It’s the perfect opportunity to skip the work and still eat farm fresh.
June 17 and Tuesday through September 27. Admission, free.
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Snakes and other cold-blooded creatures serve important roles in the Oklahoma ecosystem. Learning all about them also makes for a fascinating afternoon, and during the Lake Murray State Park Reptile Program, which takes place each Wednesday in June from 1 to 2 p.m., the knowledgeable park staff will teach visitors all about the area’s scaled residents and provide live feeding demonstrations (for those who didn’t just enjoy lunch at Lookout Kitchen).
June 18. Parking, $5.
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If you always wished hockey was less cold and featured more women, the Twister City Roller Derby might just be your new favorite sports team. This Saturday, the gals with the grace of ice dancers and the brute force of rugby players will take on South Central. For those who simply cannot get enough high octane rocking and rolling, there’s a second bought pitting the Outlaws against the Lightening Quads at the Arctic Edge Ice Arena in Edmond.
June 21. Tickets, $15-$20.
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Oklahoma City has been a sports lover's paradise in June, so keep the good times rolling with a trip to see Twister City Roller Derby this Saturday at Arctic Edge Ice Arena in Edmond. Photo courtesy Pete Settata / Twister City Roller Derby

Written By

Karlie Ybarra

Managing editor Karlie Ybarra loves to explore her home state—and meet many of its animal citizens—any chance she gets.