Tickets: $30, $35, $40. For more information, call 405.321.9600 or visit

Spring Break Camps:

Cost: $129

Time: 10am to 4pm

March 15th - 19th

Platinum tickets available, $30

Fund Raiser for Second Chance Animal Sanctuary ....Dress up dog contest.
Bring your dog & WIN!....
Dress your dog with the
luck of the Irish and win the contest.
Parade Show/contest starts @ 2pm.

Adopt a pet from Second Chance Animal Sanctuary starts @ 1pm.
Have ur pet microchiped
or vaccinated on site for small fee.
PetSmart dog obedience trainers will be on site and do a demonstration.

FOOD $ FAMILY FUN...Bring you pet and come enjoy!

Held annually since 1976, this event relives the Middle Ages with arts and crafts, food, games, jousting tournaments, human chess games, costume contests, and more. Entertainment for the whole family includes minstrels, dancing, theater and reenactments, jugglers, magicians, knights jousting on horseback and human chess games. Brightly costumed characters include King Arthur, mermaids, and the fair's king and queen.

Tickets: $25, $30. For more information, call 405.321.9600 or visit

Mike Black & The Stingrays along with 3 other oldies Bands, will be entertaining for the KOMA RADIO ALL CLASS CLASS REUNION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT RIVERWIND CASINO Event center.

Spike Fest it’s the longest lasting Volleyball tournament in Norman.
We are organizing a Kick-off party during which we’ll be assigning teams.

The party will include free food and drinks.

Come to the party with a team or by yourself, and we can assign you a team. 5 players per side. Games will be played on Wednesdays at 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00 for as many Wednesdays as we need to get a champion starting from 7th April, 2010. For questions or early sign up call, 364-5622.

$200 grand prize !!! Free T-shirts for all who enter.

Dcorate your easter hat! Boys & Girls decorate your favorite hat, baseball hat, football helmet or make a new one because YOU could WIN!
Easter Bunny arrives @ 1pm and games begin.
Easter hat parade begins @ 2 pm.
Awards @ 2:30
Come and have fun!

More than 500 children, grades pre-K through 12, will participate in this annual statewide competition. The ONAYLF is sponsored by The Boeing Company and the Cyril Fund.For more information, visit http://www.snomnh.ou.edu/collections-research/cr-sub/nal/nylf/index.htm

Join Phil Gibson, Associate Professor of Zoology and Botany/Microbiology for two informal discussion sessions on Michael Pollan’s, The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World. The sessions will be held on pm in one of the museum’s classrooms. This discussion series is limited to 15 participants.

Pre-registration is required. Cost for both sessions: members: $10; non-members: $15. Participants will provide their own book. To register, call the museum education department: (405) 325-4712.

A Really Really Free Market is where community members come together to share goods, service, talents, and food. Everything is FREE! Come and enjoy the event!

Fund Raiser for the Norman American Red Cross.
FREE Concert (donations expected @ gate)
Music provided by local bands...County, Rock, Blues. COME see TRAVIS & PRESLEY “The Greatest American Dog” as seen on TV will be present to sign autographs ...books & dvds

Family Fun, Food, children’s activities/inflables

A family-friendly free presentation by Laurie Vitt, museum curator of reptiles, featuring a variety of live reptiles.

Bring your pillow and sleeping bag for this family movie night in the museum’s Great Hall. (Movie title to be announced) Galleries open from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Movie begins at 7:00. Evening museum admission, which includes movie admission, is $5 for adults, $4 seniors age 65 and up, $3 youth ages 6 to 17, and free for children ages 5 and under. Museum members receive a $1 per ticket discount. Snacks will be available for purchase during the show.

The final stop for the 89er Wagon Train Association's Annual Land Run Ride is at the 89er Day Wagon Train Round-up. Festivities included a chance to see the wagons and hear the stories of their trail rides while enjoying the barbecue feed. A parade and bluegrass music from five bands rounds out the day.

Join us as we travel to one of the premier invertebrate dig sites in Oklahoma in search of marine fossils. Steve Westrop, Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology, will lead this fun educational adventure. To prepare for our trip, we’ll meet Friday evening to learn about the time period when Oklahoma was under the ocean and trilobites roamed the waters! This field trip is open to children ages 8 and up with an adult. To register, please call the education department at (405)325-4712.

Cost (one adult and one child): members: $90, non-members: $105

Each additional person: members: $45, non-members: $55

80 bands, 12 stages, 1 day. A sound for every ear – from euphoric indie pop to classic folk rock. The free festival takes place in three historic blocks of downtown Norman.

In conjunction with the 89er Day Festivities. Adults $5, Kids 12 and under $3.

Visit the over 100 artists and craftsmen from across the nation at the Annual May Fair Arts Festival. Enjoy the entertainment in the amphitheatre. Art activities for kids, great food, student art show and special events.

Join the celebration! The Sam Noble Museum is celebrating tenth anniversary in their current facility and 111 years since their founding in 1899! Enjoy free museum admission all weekend!

Norman Singers Spring Concert, featuring our Middle and High School Poetry Contest Winners' Poems set to music by our composor in residence and Director, Beverly McLarry

Journey through history to get the complete story behind this tasty treat in Chocolate, a special exhibition developed by The Field Museum, Chicago. You’ll explore the plant, the products and the culture of chocolate through the lenses of science, history and popular culture. This project was supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation. Local media support provided by Cox Media and The Oklahoman.

Join us for the free public reception to close out the month of our 111th anniversary. Explore the special exhibition “Chocolate” and enjoy tasty treats!

The three-evening summer concert series, Jazz In June Festival continues its 27-year tradition of bringing free blues and jazz concerts to Norman!

Lions Park is transformed into a town square for the Firehouse Art Center's 33rd annual Midsummer Nights' Fair. With 50 unique, high-quality artist booths, the Midsummer Nights' Fair is a place for the community to gather and visit with local and regional artists in celebration of the visual arts!

Children's activities, weather technology demonstrations, weather product showcases, and hourly weather balloon launches are just some of the activities you and your family can enjoy. In addition, the National Weather Center will hold an Open House for visitors.

It’s a month-long celebration of the arts and the Holidays! The Art Walk starts the celebration that includes special gallery exhibits, and performances at OU, Sooner Theatre and other venues.

5:30 p.m.
More than just the official tree lighting by the Mayor, the ceremony features, festive music by local choirs, fun for kids, free hot chocolate and cookies, and what’s a Holiday ceremony without an appearance by the Jolly Old Elf himself!

Jack Frost may be nipping at your nose, but you won’t want to miss this Norman Holiday tradition. Just like any traditional parade with bands, floats and horses, but all set in a festive spirit with Christmas characters including THE Christmas character himself!