• April 17 through the 21, 2018
• Guthrie, Oklahoma in Guthrie, OK

About the middle of April, Oklahomans celebrate the Land Run of 1889 and the beginning of the town of Guthrie. This four-day celebration includes food, rides, crafts, a rodeo, Old Tyme baseball and the biggest parade in the state. Who wouldn't want to go to the Chuckwagon Feed? Many people have been going for over 80 years.

• April 26-28, 2018
• Norman, OK

Toward the last week of April, over 100 bands from all genres of music hit the stages in the historic arts district downtown, poetry slams and crafts included. The May Fair Arts Festival occurs at the same time in Andrews Park.

• April 24 – 29, 2018
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, OK

This free-admission, six-day fine art festival in the Myriad Botanical Gardens happens around the third week of April and presents about 100 visual artists, four stages for performing artists and a Children's Artpark. This event, beginning in 1967, draws 700,000 people; don't be the only one missing out.

• April 29, 2018
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, OK

Race participants receive a shirt and a medal for this community celebration with family-friendly events the last weekend of April.

• May 17-20th, 2018
• Downtown Main Mall Main Street Tulsa, OK 74103 in Tulsa, OK

Dance, live music and visual arts invade the downtown, drawing 350,000 people and family-friendly fun. It happens about the middle of May and promotes appreciation for the arts and humanities.

• May 26-28, 2018
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, OK

Since 1929, artists have been creating original works in the Paseo Arts District, and this celebration honors the tradition with food, live music and crafts along with the art. About 60,000 visitors enjoy it every year on Memorial Day weekend.