Septemberfest, Oklahoma History Center

Don’t miss the 22nd annual Septemberfest on Saturday, September 8, from 10 am to 3 pm at the Oklahoma History Center. This free festival is hosted by the First Family, Friends of the Mansion, and the Oklahoma History Center.

This year’s Septemberfest theme is “Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!” This celebrates both the 75th anniversary of the Broadway debut of the famous musical and the exhibit now on display at the Oklahoma History Center.

This free fall festival is open to the public and features more than 60 events and demonstrations. The Oklahoma History Center will be the primary location for activities, and tours of the first floor of the Governor’s Mansion also will be offered. Visitors will enjoy arts and crafts, chuck wagon cooking, living history, face painting, laser tag, museum exhibits, pony rides, square dancing, live performances and much more. Septemberfest is free! No ticket or registration is required. The Oklahoma History Center will close at 4 pm on September 8.

Parking
Parking is available at NE 23rd Street and Kelly Avenue, NE 26th Street and Lindsey Avenue, NE 26th Street and Kelly Avenue, NE 21st Street and Lindsey Avenue, and at the Capitol complex. Wheelchair-accessible parking is available at NE 24th Avenue and North Phillips Avenue.
View a parking map.

Volunteer at Septemberfest
Septemberfest volunteers provide support for the organizations and activities that make the festival a success. If you would like to volunteer please complete the form.
View the Volunteer form.