Weekly Events Calendar: June 29-July 5, 2026

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.

Jay will be as American as huckleberry pie July 3-4 during the fifty-ninth annual Huckleberry Festival. With tournaments for volleyball, cornhole, and horseshoes, sack races, a root beer chug, hot dog eating contest, and more, this festival is sure to be a good old-fashioned time.
July 3-4. Admission, free.
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Kick off the weekend in Medicine Park, Oklahoma’s original resort town, with Rockin’ the Park July 3-5. This free music festival showcases regional and local performers in celebration of the holiday weekend and the town’s birthday. Whether you prefer to dance in the street or kick back and relax, let freedom rock this holiday weekend.
July 3-5. Admission, free.
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Oklahoma blues and rock artist Matthew Scott and his band are among the scheduled performers at this year's Rockin' the Park music festival in Medicine Park. Photo courtesy Matthew Scott

The City of Moore will be showing off its patriotic pride at its annual Celebration in the Heartland July 4 at Buck Thomas Park. Attendees can enjoy numerous food trucks and a day of activities including eight different inflatables, helicopter rides, and live music, before finishing the night off watching one of the largest fireworks shows in the state.
July 4. Admission, free.
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Moore's Celebration in the Heartland promises one of the state's largest fireworks displays July 4 at Buck Thomas Park. Before the evening show, enjoy a variety of food trucks and activities for a full day of fun. Photo courtesy City of Moore

Head to northwestern Oklahoma July 4 for the Home of the Brave Fest in Woodward. The all-day celebration includes free activities for all ages such as a fishing derby, chalk art contest, turtle races, and more before fireworks at 10 p.m. New to the festival this year also is live mural paintings by regional artists.
July 4. Admission, free.
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In honor of America’s 250th birthday, McAlester’s Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration on July 4 is set to be the largest fireworks display in McAlester’s history. Before the sun sets however will be the McAlester Freedom Fest, a fun-filled day where guests to enjoy mega truck action, live music, food trucks, vendors, inflatables, and the Ms. Freedom Fest Competition.
July 4. Admission, free.
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Fun, games, and the Miss Freedom Fest competition highlight the McAlester Freedom Fest July 4 at the Southeast Expo Center & Motor Speedway. Stay tuned that evening for the Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration. Photo courtesy McAlester Freedom Fest

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Kiersten Stone

Just a small town girl living out her city dreams, Kiersten Stone is the Research Editor for Oklahoma Today. Stone previously worked at a local newspaper and at her university’s student news organization before coming to work at the magazine. She loves the Sooner State and all it offers, from the city to the outdoors and the wildlife.