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Here’s Everything You Could Possibly Want To Do In Tulsa This Fall

Costume not included.

Every day in Tulsa can be spooky, if you only believe.

Here’s our guide to having The Most Autumnal Experience Ever this season: haunted houses, beer releases, fall festivals, jaw-dropping foliage drives, concerts and more. Enjoy!

Halloween Events

Dark Market
Boman Twin Event Center
October 4

Let your inner goth loose at the second annual edition of this fall Dark Market. 29th and Sheridan might not be the most out-there of horror destinations, but you never know: this event promises artisan vendors, an alternative fashion show, NSFW art after dark, and “libations.” The $5 entry fee goes to SpectrumPink Autism Acceptance. —Alicia Chesser

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo Bash
Tulsa Botanic Garden
October 11

Tulsa Botanic Garden’s haunted trail will happen one day only! With crafts, live music, and fairytale characters, this one promises to be fun for little ones and big ones alike. All ages, $35. —Z. B. Reeves

BooHaHa Parade
Brookside
October 18