Sept. 12 - 22, 2024

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NEW! Stargazing in the Planetarium

LOCATION: Arts Annex

A trip to the planetarium is likely why space exploration has been the entry point for many budding scientists as they investigate the mysteries both on our own planet and beyond its atmosphere. It is also why public planetariums are critical to inspiring the next generation of scientists. 

As you step inside, you are reliving a bit of history of the 60s & 70s when the OKC community experienced the wonders of the night skies in the original Kirkpatrick Planetarium located on these Fairgrounds.

Ron Mallory will bring back those days of old and create a new immersive environment. Sit back and look up as the night sky comes alive three to four times a day with audiences learning about constellations, planets, the structure of the universe, and more. It’s an experience for all ages.  Presented by the Ad Astra Mobile Planetarium. Learn more at aaplanetarium.com.

NEW! Crackin' Corn Comedy Show

LOCATION: The Circle & Oklahoma Frontier Experience

When the Cornball Clodhopper cranks up his Crop-Quenching Contraption, these Rural Rubes conjure up a Crowd Coolin’ Cloudburst. You can catch them strolling around the circle or sit yourself down and enjoy one of their shows in the Oklahoma Frontier Experience throughout the day.

NEW! Tumbleweed Crossing

LOCATION: Oklahoma Frontier Experience

This award-winning comedy wild west gunfight stunt show will take you on a ZANY trip back in time where laughs fly like bullets and hilarity is the law of the land!

NEW! Pirate Man Dan

LOCATION: Plaza Stage

Yarr Maties! Get ready for thrilling escapes, unicycle stunts, knife or fire juggling, balloons and whacky antics, music and dance moves, all choreographed to a pirate nautical theme and story. Full audience participation keeps even the teenagers engaged. Watch your loved ones be a part of the show and laugh harder than you thought possible!

NEW! Pirate Adventure Experience

LOCATION: The Circle, Wichita Walk, Gordon Cooper Blvd

Setting sail daily from the Plaza Stage, be sure and catch Pirate Man Dan take to the Fair seas and sail around The Circle and down Wichita Walk onboard his pirate ship! When he pulls into a port, you might catch him leaving his ship on stilts or a unicycle. Or maybe he stays with the ship, and you get a chance to hop on board, grab a foam sword, and have someone snap your picture with the Pirate, himself! Be sure to check our calendar often for exact voyage departure times.

Laser Light Extravaganza

LOCATION: Circle Stage Picnic Area

It’s time to light up the Oklahoma State Fair sky and a 30-foot screen every night at 8, 9, and 10 p.m. Grab some grub and find a seat on the grass or at one of the many picnic tables to enjoy 20 minutes of rockin’ choreographed music to an amazing laser light show!  

The Captain’s Canines

LOCATION: Plaza Stage

Shiver me timbers! A new pirate captain with a fleet of scallywag puppies has raided the Oklahoma State Fair and made landfall at the pirate’s Plaza Stage. With three shows a day, you can catch the act, but be very careful because these seadogs might bootleg your heart.  

GASCAR

Great American Speedway Crazy Animal Races

LOCATION: Centennial Plaza

Inter-species animal racing like you’ve never seen before! Goat, sheep, chickens, pigs and other surprise animals wear racing silks as they hoof and waddle their way around and sometimes over the track.

Great American Pig Races

LOCATION: Centennial Plaza

If you’ve never been to a pig race, get ready to go HOG WILD! These little oinkers run as fast as their pudgy legs can take ‘em, all to win a cookie waiting  at the finish line. 

Martial Arts LIVE!

LOCATION: Circle Stage

 Get inspired as certified instructors and their   students of all ages, from different studios across   the city, demonstrate various forms of martial arts.   Following the demonstrations, talk to the instructors   about how you can get your black belt on.

Runa Pacha Wind Rhythms

LOCATION: The Circle

These musicians are a younger generation of Inca and Navajo descendants carrying on the rich cultural traditions that they inherited from their ancestors.