Saturday, September 10, 2011
6:30 p.m.
Carriage Hall

This is the 11th year as an official local, preliminary pageant for the Miss America Pageant. Women between the ages of 17-24 are eligible to compete.

2011 marks the 4th year of this teen pageant. Young women between the ages of 13-17 are eligible to compete.

The Miss Oklahoma State Fair Scholarship Pageant and the Oklahoma State Fair Outstanding Teen Pageant are held simultaneously. For more detailed information about qualification guidelines or other questions, email MissOKStFair@aol.com.

History of Miss Oklahoma State Fair
Miss Oklahoma State Fair Pageant Web Site

5:00 p.m.

14 Flags Plaza

Win Oklahoma State Fair Season and Parking Passes during the Opening Ceremony!

2011 marks the 105th Oklahoma State Fair. Join us at the Opening Ceremonies on Thursday, September 15 at 5:00 p.m. at the State Fair flagpole located on the East side of the circle at 14 Flags Plaza.

Colors will be presented by the Capitol Hill High School Naval Junior ROTC. The National Anthem will be sung Mr. Scott Fleenor and signed by the beautiful 2011 Indian Princesses.

SCOTT FLEENOR

Mr. Scott Fleenor grew up in Kansas and sang with an elite group called the Singing Quakers his freshman year in college. Currently, he attends The Academy of Contemporary Music through UCO, writes songs and performs throughout the Oklahoma City area.

Miss Indian Oklahoma City
Stephanie Tehauno – Choctaw

Jr. Miss Indian Oklahoma City
Kaylon Wood – Sac & Fox

Little Miss Indian Oklahoma City
Rachel Scott – Chickasaw

The Indian Princesses are sponsored by Changing Winds Cultural Society. Visit missindianokc.org for more details about the CWCS.

3:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Location: Bandshell Lawn

Members of The Edsel Club from around the United States and Australia will be showcasing their cars at the Oklahoma State Fair. Ford Motor Company’s $250 million dollar mistake back in 1958 is today’s highly prized collector car. Come out and see a real piece of automotive history. Spotting an Edsel is like seeing a UFO!

6:00 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.

Bandshell Stage

This event celebrates Mexican Independence Day on September 16th. All Oklahomans are welcome to celebrate the richness of Mexican culture and heritage and enjoy premier entertainment throughout the evening.

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

City Arts Center Theatre

Calling all kids up to 17 years old! Enter this year’s pageant and win trophies, crowns, banners and prizes. Winners will also get to ride in the Oklahoma State Fair Senior Day Parade on Wednesday, September 21.

For more information about the pageant and to enter, visit allstarkids.net.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

All Day Event

Seniors Citizens 55 and over will be admitted to the Fair FREE, so pack your walking shoes, wheelchair or scooter and get on board, because we set sail! The ship’s volunteer crew has been working hard all year to bring you an exciting itinerary of speakers, entertainers, health screenings and activities. So hoist your sails and cruise to the 2011 Oklahoma State Fair where fun awaits on every deck. You don’t want to miss this boat!

Senior Day Schedule

Senior Day Event Details

10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Carriage Hall

If you are deaf or hard of hearing, special activities abound for you on Thursday, September 22! New this year is “DINGO” (Deaf Bingo) and performance by Miss Deaf Oklahoma 2011. At designated times throughout the day, many Fair attractions and entertainment will be interpreted. The schedule for shows being interpreted will be available in the Carriage Hall. Between shows, make your way to the Carriage Hall building for entertainment, organizations and vendors all catering to the deaf or hard of hearing.

Deaf Awareness Day Schedule (includes interpreted Fair attraction schedule).

Deaf Awareness Day wouldn’t take place without support from the following:

Main Sponsor

COADHI (Central Oklahoma Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc.)

Co-Sponsors

SLRC (Sign Language Referral Services)

OKRID (Oklahoma Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf)

8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Bandshell Stage

Witness the most “spirited” event held at the Fair as Cheerleading, Dance and Pom Pon teams compete for the regional title and the chance to advance to the National competition!

For more information on this competition, including entry divisions: ascspirit.com.

9:30 a.m.

Capitol City Theatre in Barn 3

Be inspired! Be instructed! Be entertained! The 2011 Oklahoma State Fair is proud to offer two “Come As You Are” Sunday services to reflect on the word of God offered by dedicated Christian horsemen and cowboy minister, Steve Womack. His songs and words will uplift and entertain all.

6:00 p.m.

14 Flags Plaza

Help us celebrate the successes of the 2011 Fair while the Capitol Hill High School Naval Junior ROTC lowers the colors and the Indian Princesses and Mr. Scott Fleenor perform beautiful songs.

Closing ceremonies are on Sunday, September 25 at 6:00 p.m. at the State Fair flagpole located on the East side of the circle at 14 Flags Plaza. But that doesn’t mean that the Fair is closed – the Flag may have been lowered, but your final Fair evening has just begun!