Things to Do in Tulsa, July 27-Aug. 2
Looking for fun things to do in Tulsa? Here are some top events happening this week! Find all these and more at tulsakids.com/calendar.
And remember, always check with event organizers before attending an event, as details can change.
Monday, July 27
Little Lab (11-11:30 a.m., Discovery Lab)
Activities will focus on learning shapes, colors, working on fine motor skills, identifying emotions, and more! For ages 4 and younger.
Build A Reader Storytime/Stay and Play: Family (6-7 p.m., Central Library)
Bring the whole family for this 0-to-5 storytime! There’s something for everyone – simple songs and books for the little ones, more interactive stories and activities for your older children.
Stay and Play: For babies and young children, playing is learning! Join us for games, toys and activities that foster critical early literacy skills.
Tuesday, July 28
Generation Green: Tulsa Garden Club (9 a.m.-12 p.m., Teaching Garden at Woodward Park)
Drop by the Teaching Garden Barn for fun crafting activities.
Summer Storytime Series (11 a.m.-12 p.m., Woodland Hills Mall)
This summer, Woodland Hills Mall presents a reading extravaganza during the Summer Storytime Series in partnership with Tulsa POPKids.
Each Tuesday through July 28, families are invited to hear a children’s book read by a special guest, followed by a craft inspired by the tale. Attendees will also enjoy free goodies. (Meet at the Play Area)
Tulsa Opera Presents “Goldie B. Locks and the Three Singing Bears” (11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 2:30-3:30 p.m., Hardesty Regional Library)
This lively, laugh-out-loud children’s opera follows one curious girl and three lovable singing bears. With witty storytelling and memorable melodies, the show brings a beloved fairy tale to life in a fun, accessible way created especially for young audiences.
Rose District Farmers Market (4-8 p.m., Rose District Plaza, BA)
Shop the Rose District Farmers Market on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings.
Wednesday, July 29
Little Garden Explorers (9:30-11:30 a.m., Philbrook Museum)
Spark wonder at Little Garden Explorers, an easygoing play invitation designed for children under 5.
Story Time at Tulsa Zoo (10 a.m., Tulsa Zoo)
Listen to a story and meet an animal ambassador every Wednesday morning at Tulsa Zoo! Story time will meet at the Oklahoma Central Credit Center Nature Exchange located inside the Life of the Cold building.
Camp Guthrie (10 a.m., Guthrie Green)
Each session kicks off with an educational experience, followed by a hands-on activity that encourages kids to learn by doing. Meets Wednesdays in July.
Story Time at The Flower Meadow (10:30 a.m., The Flower Meadow, Coweta)
A relaxed morning of stories, flowers, and friendly farm animals at The Flower Meadow in Coweta. Repeats Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, May through October.
Thursday, July 30
Summer Thursdays at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame (10 a.m.-2 p.m., Oklahoma HOF, OKC)
Free admission and art activities for all ages! This week’s theme is “Prairie Picassos” featuring Nan Sheets.
Summer Nights: Water Play & Ice Cream Social (5-8 p.m,. Tulsa Botanic Garden)
Enjoy water play activities throughout the Garden and treat yourself to delicious ice cream. Bring the whole family and make the most of a summer evening filled with sweet treats and refreshing fun!
Summer’s Fifth Night (7-9 p.m., Utica Square)
A free, open air concert at Tulsa’s iconic shopping destination. July 30 marks the finale of the 2026 Summer’s Fifth Night Season, and Grady Nichols will perform.
Friday, July 31
Family Nature Walk (10-10:30 a.m., Philbrook Museum)
Explore Philbrook’s gardens and learn about the natural world through your five senses. If you like, bring a camera, magnifying glass, or sketching supplies.
Celebrate the End of the Summer Reading Program! (10:30 a.m.-12 p.m., Kendall-Whittier Library)
Join the library for this open art day and create your own art to celebrate the end of the Summer Reading Program. For all ages.
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! (7:30 p.m., Tulsa PAC)
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! bursts to life in a sweeping celebration of love, rivalry, and the untamed promise of the American frontier. With soaring songs, powerful storytelling, and a deep sense of place, this production invites audiences into a shared experience that honors heritage, community, and the enduring spirit of Oklahoma. Additional showtimes through Aug. 26.
Saturday, August 1
Tulsa Farmers’ Market (7-11 a.m., Kendall Whittier Square)
Shop from local vendors while enjoying family-friendly activities.
Camp Guthrie: Camp-A-Palooza (10 am.-12 p.m., Guthrie Green)
This free, family-friendly event brings together multiple community partners for a lively celebration. Enjoy a variety of activities inspired by themes like art, history, STEM, literacy, and community.
Coffee House (7-11 p.m., Youth Services of Tulsa, 311 S. Madison Ave.)
Youth ages 12-18 have a place to hang out, express themselves and enjoy live music, wifi and free hot beverages courtesy of QuikTrip. Youth can enjoy new activities and events weekly. Coffee House is open every Saturday night from 7-11 and admission is always free. Check facebook.com/ystcoffeehouse for event updates, including activities and cancellations.
Sunday, August 2
Tulsa Drillers Game (12:05 p.m., ONEOK Field)
Tulsa Drillers are playing NW Arkansas, and today is Funday Sunday!
Summer Discovery Walks (2-3 p.m., Oxley Nature Center)
A free, informal walk guided by Oxley staff Naturalists. Meet up by the message board, and see what the trails have to show us!
There’s more! Find our full Community Calendar at tulsakids.com/calendar.
