| JULY 2025 A new month means a fresh lineup of can’t-miss events across Oklahoma! Experience a cultural demonstration in Quapaw, catch unforgettable performances at high-energy music festivals, or discover the latest indie films at a local film festival. From thrilling rodeos to beloved annual celebrations, there’s no shortage of excitement this July. Check out our top picks or browse the full list of festivals and events happening across Oklahoma. | |  Quapaw / July 3-6 Take in four days of traditional tribal celebration at the annual Quapaw Tribal Powwow. For more than 150 years, tribal members and guests have gathered at Beaver Springs Park for food, dancing, contests and amazing cultural demonstrations. Browse a vast assortment of Native-made products from vendors and enjoy all the family-friendly fun at the Quapaw Tribal Powwow. | | | Okemah / July 9-12 Honor the life and legacy of one of Oklahoma’s most famous and influential sons during the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. Held in Guthrie’s hometown of Okemah, this five-day festival attracts musicians from across the nation to perform heartfelt folk music from and inspired by Guthrie. Pay homage to this timeless titan of American folk music during this can’t-miss music festival in July. | | | Tulsa / July 11-15 Enjoy some of the best new independent art, music and film from Oklahoma at Tulsa’s historic Circle Cinema Theatre. In addition to Oklahoma-centric independent films, the five-day event will include film panels, discussions, events and screenings. | | | Porter / July 17-19 Enjoy sweet summer festivities at the Porter Peach Festival. The three-day event includes a cooking contest, a peach auction, an extravagant parade and more. Join in street games while listening to live music and dig into delicious Porter peach dishes and treats like cobblers, jams and ice cream. | | | Stratford / July 19 The state’s other premier peach festival takes place each year in Stratford, affectionately known as the “Peach Capital of Oklahoma.” Celebrate the season with fresh peach picking and delicious dishes featuring the festival’s signature fruit. Enjoy a full day of fun with a classic car show, carnival-style games and the crowning of this year’s Peach Royalty. | | | McAlester / July 19 Take in a day full of live music at the Dancing Rabbit Music Festival in McAlester. This outdoor event fills the city’s downtown with food trucks, shopping vendors and local beer spreads that are sure to satisfy. Enjoy performances by Marcy Playground, Augustana, Stephen Speaks and Grammy Award-nominated Leslie Mendelson. | | | Pawnee / July 24-26 Experience the non-stop thrills of live cowboy action during the Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo. This three-day IPRA-sanctioned competition features seven events, including bareback bronc riding, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, calf roping, steer wrestling and team roping. In addition to the action, guests can see the crowning of the rodeo queen, attend the annual dance, browse cowboy crafts at vendor booths and enjoy much more family-friendly fun. | | | Miami July 25-26 Celebrate the Mother Road at Miami’s annual Route 66 Heritage Festival. This weekend is packed with live music, car shows and local vendors. The festival will also include a poker run, cornhole tournament and even a magic show. You won’t want to miss all the family-friendly fun and excitement that comes with this massive celebration of Oklahoma’s most historic highway. | | | Oklahoma City / July 26 Celebrate the state’s western heritage at the National Day of the Cowboy Celebration. This event takes place at the amazing National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and will feature a larger-than-life performance from the Oklahoma Opry and plenty of family-friendly activities. Round up your posse, put on your boots and hat and cowboy up at this OKC celebration this July. | | | Edmond / July 27 Round out the month with some friendly competition at Edmond’s Cycle 66. This beloved cycling tradition includes 10-, 18-, 33- and 66-mile routes along the Mother Road, along with a one-mile kid’s route. Admire historic landmarks and notable attractions as you pass, and shop from vendors and downtown businesses at the finish line. | | Sponsored Your travel adventure starts here! Oklahoma Today features the state’s best destinations, food, and events. Get your year-round travel ideas delivered to you! From state parks to the best museums, from the wildest trails to the serene resorts, you’ll find everything you need to plan your vacation. ONLY $9.99 per year! | | Fourth of July Festivities | Make plans to attend one of the state's can't-miss Independence Day celebrations in Oklahoma City, Disney and Woodward. | | E-NEWSLETTER Stay current with seasonal attractions, deals and more. Email: [email protected] | | | |
