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Dragon Alley – A Wizard’s Fest is a one day mini festival celebrating the literary and film works of wizards, witches, dragons & family friendly magical worlds. Grab your broom, your wand, your dragon and fly on over for a magical time! This event is free for the public to attend. There will be games, prizes, magical pop up shops, & pay for wizard workshops. Dress up in your favorite robes, costumes, or in family friendly Halloween costumes (we magical born love to dress up too!) and come on down for our costume contest (TBA). There will also be a live owl on hand to meet and greet (with a signed waiver) and photo ops for additional pricing! Our event is geared towards family! There are plenty of wonderful food choices in the market – in case you get hungry! Like our page to keep updated on all our announcements on pop up shops, wizard workshop links, contest entries and fun giveaways! We hope you come and have a MAGICAL time with us at Dragon Alley!
Disclaimer:
Dragon Alley is a family friendly festival geared for lovers of the magical and wizarding worlds. Dragon Alley is not endorsed by, affiliated with, sanctioned or in any other way supported by or associated with Warner Bros. Entertainment, J. K. Rowling, or otherwise connected with Harry Potter or J.K.’s Wizarding World. Harry Potter, characters, names, and related indicia are trademarks of and © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Harry Potter Publishing Rights © JKR.
Warner Brothers and JK Rowling have issued cease and desist orders to many Harry Potter themed events across the United States. Dragon Alley – A Wizard’s Fest 2019 is a one day mini festival celebrating the literary works of wizards & family friendly magical worlds and concepts, and also of many great movies and TV shows. Because of this, we will be refraining much use in any copyrighted names, etc in our events activities and programming. We hope that you will find many of our activities engaging and familiar in ways you can relate and associate with these fun and familiar magical worlds!
Once again It’s almost here! Oklahoma Heritage Farm is bringing our Annual Fall Festival to Green Country Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd.. There will be lots of fun for all ages when you visit a working farm that transforms their home base into a great outdoor event in the fall. Many folks make Oklahoma Heritage Farm a fall destination and enjoy a day of wholesome family fun activities that includes an incredible eleven acre maze, a pumpkin patch, and over 30 acres covered with games, rides, activities, and entertainment.
Shelters with fire pits, Concessions, & a Country Store are on the grounds for your convenience. You can make a day of your visit with unlimited access to all general admission activities and scheduled entertainment.
The 2019 OHF festival theme is “Heartland USA” so come join us as we celebrate our agricultural heritage and the great heartland of America. Bring your family, friends, school group, church group, or any group to a great fall festival, Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd.
Oklahoma Heritage Farm is located along side Hwy 75 midway between Tulsa & Bartlesville. See us on face book at Oklahoma Heritage Farm For inquiries, our email address is okheritagefarm@gmail.com. Phone 918-371-7887
Rhea Lana’s is an award-winning semi-annual children’s consignment event! We are excited to bring such a wonderful event to Midtown Tulsa! We love offering this opportunity to buy and sell like-new children’s clothes, shoes, toys, books, DVDs, baby equipment, gently used maternity clothes, and much much more at affordable prices. Our events are open to the public ONE WEEK only!
See website for daily schedule.
Oct
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Once again It’s almost here! Oklahoma Heritage Farm is bringing our Annual Fall Festival to Green Country Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd.. There will be lots of fun for all ages when you visit a working farm that transforms their home base into a great outdoor event in the fall. Many folks make Oklahoma Heritage Farm a fall destination and enjoy a day of wholesome family fun activities that includes an incredible eleven acre maze, a pumpkin patch, and over 30 acres covered with games, rides, activities, and entertainment.
Shelters with fire pits, Concessions, & a Country Store are on the grounds for your convenience. You can make a day of your visit with unlimited access to all general admission activities and scheduled entertainment.
The 2019 OHF festival theme is “Heartland USA” so come join us as we celebrate our agricultural heritage and the great heartland of America. Bring your family, friends, school group, church group, or any group to a great fall festival, Sept. 28th through Nov. 3rd.
Oklahoma Heritage Farm is located along side Hwy 75 midway between Tulsa & Bartlesville. See us on face book at Oklahoma Heritage Farm For inquiries, our email address is okheritagefarm@gmail.com. Phone 918-371-7887
Rhea Lana’s is an award-winning semi-annual children’s consignment event! We are excited to bring such a wonderful event to Midtown Tulsa! We love offering this opportunity to buy and sell like-new children’s clothes, shoes, toys, books, DVDs, baby equipment, gently used maternity clothes, and much much more at affordable prices. Our events are open to the public ONE WEEK only!
See website for daily schedule.
Come join us for the 3nd Annual Tulsa Native American Day Celebration! Event will begin at 9:00 and is open to the public. Vendors, artists, and food trucks will be available throughout the day! Come listen to local community leaders and guest speakers talk about what this day means to them. Parade will begin at 12:00 pm followed by exhibition dancing.
This years art, titled “Walking in the Spirit”, was done by Tim Nevaquaya. Visit Nevaquaya Fine Arts: https://www.facebook.com/nevaquayafinearts
Follow: https://www.facebook.com/TulsaNativeAmericanDay for event updates!
Enjoy pumpkin displays, scarecrows, and fall fun at Tulsa Botanic Garden’s Autumn In the Garden. Vote for your favorite scarecrow to win the People’s Choice award. Each Thursday evening includes live music from 6-8 p.m. and food truck. Check website for event details. Regular admission,
Every second Monday of the month, join Executive Director Ray Vandiver and the Discovery Lab band as they sing classic children’s songs. Dance with scarves, play along with instruments, and be ready to get your groove on!
This event is included with regular admission and there is no pre-registration required.
Bring the kids every Monday for storytime at Magic City Books. Classics, new favorites, and more. Snacks included.
Free and open to all.
Oct 14 @ 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm
Think you can’t do something? Think again! Step outside your comfort zone and try something new at the I Can’t workshops. The fall lineup includes crowd favorites as well as some new workshops.
On Oct. 14, experience the simple magic of pulling a beautiful print from a block that you carve. This workshop is in partnership with Gilcrease Museum.
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