Fall Break Activities in Tulsa and Beyond
Looking for fall break fun in Tulsa and the surrounding area? We’ve compiled a list of ideas for you. And don’t forget to check out our listing of Tulsa area Pumpkin Patches or our Fall Family Fun Guide for even more fall break fun!
Tulsa Public Schools’ 2026 fall break is Oct. 12-16. Other district and school breaks may cover different days – visit our complete calendar at tulsakids.com/calendar for more kid-friendly events, 365 days a year.
Fall Break Activities, Day by Day
Saturday, October 10
Tulsa State Fair (Expo square)
The Tulsa State Fair runs from Oct. 1-11 this year, meaning the final two days overlap with Fall Break!
Fallbrook Saturday (Philbrook)
Make Fallbrook Saturdays your game day headquarters. Join Philbrook as they live stream college football at the Tandy Pavilion and serve game day bites and brews. Plus, enjoy hands-on artmaking activities, bounce on inflatables and meet new furry friends at the petting zoo.
Owasso Harvest Festival (11 a.m.-4 p.m., Redbud Festival Park)
A full day of FREE fun, including a huge kid’s zone, petting zoo, kids and pets costume contest, live music, touch a truck, bubble show and much more.
Sunday, October 11
Sensory-Friendly Family Hours (9:30-11:30 a.m., Discovery Lab)
These early hours are designed for families with children on the spectrum and other sensory needs. Lights are dimmed and exhibit sounds are turned down.
Fall Films at the Museum: You’ve Got Mail (12-3 p.m., Philbrook)
Cuddle up in Philbrook’s cozy auditorium and enjoy this classic fall film.
Monday, October 12
Details coming. Follow @TulsaNativeAmericanDay on Facebook for updates.
Indigenous Peoples Day (10 a.m.-4 p.m., First Americans Museum, OKC)
Spend the day exploring the museum campus with activities and experiences for all ages, including Lightning Talks, live music and performances, social dancing, Indigenous sports and games, hands-on activities, the annual Chalk Mural Contest, community information booths, food trucks, and a mayoral proclamation recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day in Oklahoma City.
Tuesday, October 13
Generation Green (9 a.m.-12 p.m., Teaching Garden at Woodward Park)
Drop in for chill crafts and activities with Tulsa Garden Club.
Story Time at The Flower Meadow (10:30 a.m., The Flower Meadow, Coweta)
A relaxed morning of stories, flowers and friendly farm animals.
Family Bored Game Afternoon (2-4 p.m., Herman and Kate Kaiser Library)
If you find yourself bored during fall break, come play board games at the library! For all ages.
Wednesday, October 14
Storytime at Tulsa Zoo (10-10:30 a.m., Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. N.)
Join Tulsa Zoo for storytime at the Oklahoma Central Credit Union Nature Exchange inside the WildLIFE Trek Life in the Cold building.
Tae Kwon Do 101 for Kids: Learn To Stretch, Break Boards and Kick! (2-2:45 p.m., Schusterman-Benson Library)
In this interactive program experts from Golden Dragon Taekwondo will share some basic principles, with activities like stretching, games, breaking boards and kicking. Space may be limited. For ages 4-12.
Fall Break at Mother Road Market: Dine-In Movie (6 p.m., Mother Road Market)
Head to Tulsa’s best patio and watch The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, sponsored by Celebrity Attractions.
Thursday, October 15
Fallbrook Storytime: Leaf Man and Leaf Art (10-10:30 a.m., Philbrook)
Listen to Leaf Man and other classics by author/illustrator/collage artist Lois Ehlert then make your own autumnal artwork inspired by the stories and the beautiful Philbrook Gardens.
Spooky Trail at Tulsa Botanic Garden (5-7:30 p.m., Tulsa Botanic Garden)
A lantern-lit, family-friendly walk through the garden after dark that is designed to be not-too-scary. Enjoy fun and educational activities, collect candy, and more.
Warrior Cats Fandom Party (5-7 p.m., Schusterman-Benson Library)
Celebrate Erin Hunter’s Warrior Cats series with crafts, activities, refreshments and clan fellowship. For teens and tweens.
Friday, October 16
HallowMarine (2-5 p.m., Oklahoma Aquarium)
Follow Oklahoma Aquarium’s indoor trick-or-treat trail, where over 20 community partners will hand out candy and take-home goodies! Go outside, soak up some sun and enjoy a pirate-themed bounce house. Additional HallowMarine dates available. Learn more at okaquarium.org/181/HallowMarine
FALLOWEEN Family Fest (5-7:30 p.m., Case Community Center)
Come dressed up in your scariest or even cutest costumes and be prepared for a full night of fun! Activities will take place both indoors and outdoors and include “zombie tag,” candy vendors and more.
Anne of Green Gables (7:30 p.m., Tulsa PAC)
Join Pembroke Players as they bring L.M. Montgomery’s cherished novel to life in a fresh, heartfelt production for contemporary audiences. Additional showtimes available.
Saturday, October 17
Black Moth Art Market (9 a.m.-4 p.m., Black Moth)
A popular annual market featuring 50+ local artists and vendors, live music and food trucks.
Mummy & Me Dance (6-8 p.m., Nienhuis Park Community Center)
A Halloween costume dance for kids and the women who love and care for them. Get tickets at secure.rec1.com/OK/broken-arrow-ok/catalog
FC Tulsa Game (7 p.m., ONEOK Field)
It’s Fan Appreciation Night with FC Tulsa! There will be a postgame fireworks show and team poster giveaway.
Sunday, October 18
Brush Creek Bazaar (9 a.m.-6 p.m., 10900 S. Louisville Ave.)
A family-friendly arts & crafts festival with vendors, a petting zoo, inflatables, food and more. Repeats Oct. 17.
Fall Films at the Museum: Practical Magic (12 p.m., Philbrook)
Cuddle up in Philbrook’s cozy auditorium and enjoy a classic fall film.
Fall Break Camps
- Dates: Oct. 14-16
- Location: Discovery Lab, 3123 Riverside Dr.
- Ages: K through 6th Grade
Registration for members opens September 1, registration for non-members opens September 8. Campers must be born before September 1, 2021 to register. Camp placements must match the listed age/grade requirements. Learn more at discoverylab.org/camps
Tulsa Zoo Fall Break Camp: Creepy Critters
- Dates: Oct. 12-16 (single-day camps; can register for the whole week)
- Location: Tulsa Zoo, 6421 E. 36th St. N.
- Grades: K-3rd
Make the most of Fall Break with an unforgettable adventure at the zoo each day is its own amazing adventure, and the whole week is filled with learning, discovery, and plenty of wild fun! Join us if you dare! Nature’s spooky, not so scary side is waiting for you!
- Oct. 12-16, 3 or 5-day options available; half- or full-day options
- SoccerCity Tulsa, 5817 S. 118th E. Ave.
- Ages: 5-15 years
Bring your kids to SoccerCity’s Camps, ages 5 to 15 years welcome. The groups will be divided among age first and then ability. Children should come ready to listen, learn, and most of all HAVE FUN!! Learn more and register at soccercitytulsa.com/camps
- Oct. 14-16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
- River Run Farm
- Ages: 5-12
Our Hobby Horse Fall Break Camp is all about fun with horses. Participants will ride and groom each day, but also learn all about horses by caring for River Run Farm’s Hobby Horses. Email River Run Farm at barnmanager@riverrunfarmok.com, and they will email paperwork needed to enroll. Or call 918.855.5032. To maximize fun and safety, space is very limited!
Ongoing Activities
1. Head to the Pumpkin Patch
Whether you’re on “Team Pumpkin Spice” or decidedly not, there’s nothing quite like a trip to the local Pumpkin Patch to get you and your kids excited about fall! Here is our list of Pumpkin Patches in the Tulsa Area.
2. Take a Hike!
Want to take a trek close to home? Here are 6 Family Friendly Hiking options in the Tulsa Area! Or if you want to venture further afield, check out the best places for Family Hiking and Camping in the Sooner State. And don’t forget snacks! Natalie Mikles shares easy recipes for Trail Mix Bites and Snack Sticks in this article from our Get Cooking archives.
3. Take in the Fall Foliage
If hiking isn’t your thing, you can always view the fall foliage in the comfort of your car. Click here for a link to the best places to view Oklahoma fall foliage.
4. Take a Road Trip
Check out our list of “9 Easy Road Trips from Tulsa” for some fall travel inspiration.
