Open on selec t dates each year as a handcrafted gift and decor market\, Valley Grove Pe cans is located in a 1200-tree pecan orchard in Bixby. Everything in the s hop\, including purses and jewelry\, is unique and handmade. From beautifu l stained glass pieces to hand-crafted woodworks\, you’ll find a hearty se lection of artisan crafts at this market. Stock up on baskets and wreaths for the season and browse the variety of kitchen items available. Along wi th plenty of specialty nut products\, this farm store offers pecan graftin gs right from their grove.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5091@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:Discover the magic of times past at Reaves Park this April as y ou are transported to an age of kings\, queens and knights in shining armo r at Norman’s Medieval Fair. Held annually since 1977\, this exciting thre e-day event recreates a 14th century spring market fair complete with a vi sit from King Edward III. Experience the Middle Ages through the art and c rafts of over 200 artisans\, food\, games and a vast array of entertainmen t for all ages. Unique handmade wares include whimsical and fine art\, jew elry\, woodworking\, leather goods\, swords and shields\, pottery\, staine d glass and clothing. Merriment abounds at more than six stages with story tellers\, jugglers\, minstrels\, dancing\, knights jousting on horseback a nd human chess games. Bring the family and ignite the spark of curiosity t hrough educational entertainment\, exhibits and demonstrations at one of O klahoma’s most unique events where the past is present. Learn more at 405- 325-8610. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200403 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200406 LOCATION:Reaves Park. 2501 S Jenkins Ave.\, Norman\, OK 73072. SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Medieval Fair URL:http://okfronline.com/event/medieval-fair/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nDiscover the magic of times past at Reaves Park this April as you are transported to an age of kings\, queens and knights in shining armor at Norman’s Medieval F air. Held annually since 1977\, this exciting three-day event recreates a 14th century spring market fair complete with a visit from King Edward III . Experience the Middle Ages through the art and crafts of over 200 artisa ns\, food\, games and a vast array of entertainment for all ages. Unique h andmade wares include whimsical and fine art\, jewelry\, woodworking\, lea ther goods\, swords and shields\, pottery\, stained glass and clothing. Me rriment abounds at more than six stages with storytellers\, jugglers\, min strels\, dancing\, knights jousting on horseback and human chess games. Br ing the family and ignite the spark of curiosity through educational enter tainment\, exhibits and demonstrations at one of Oklahoma’s most unique ev ents where the past is present. Learn more at 405-325-8610.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5090@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:A new event\, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cobbler contest\, live music\, longhorns on the property and a bit of cowboy poetry peppered throughout t he day to keep things lively. This tasty\, fun fundraiser is open to ALL c owboys\, cattle queens\, and of course\, bakers\, youth ages 10-17 and adu lts\, 18 and older. Bakers must enter their own home-cooked cobbler. Baker s are limited to two different recipes. Dutch oven cobblers\, large casser ole and deep dish cobblers are all acceptable\, but pies will not be accep ted. There is no early entry fee with all registration forms due by Friday \, March 27. Non-monetary prizes to be awarded in four different categorie s\, including a People’s Choice award\, for both youth and adults division s. The cobbler in both youth and adult divisions with the most tickets wil l win the People’s Choice awards. Entertainment throughout the day will in clude cowboy performer Jay Snider and emcee\; flutist Duane Paul\, and Two Belle. A finale 2 hour concert will feature Gary S. Pratt. A “Quickdraw P oetry Showcase” provides cowboy poets of all ages a chance to share their best or favorite poem. There will be opportunities throughout the day for cowboy poetry performances. Forms will be available on our website and in our main lobby beginning March 1. All necessary information will be on the form (cobbler arrival deadlines\, winners announced\, etc..) For informat ion\, contact Leah or Toni at the Heritage Center\, (580) 252-6692. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200404 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200405 LOCATION:Chisholm Trail Heritage Center\, 1000 Chisholm Trail Parkway\, Dun can\, OK. SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Cowboys and Cobbler Throwdown URL:http://okfronline.com/event/cowboys-and-cobbler-throwdown/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nA new event\, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cobbler contest\, live music\, longhorns on the propert y and a bit of cowboy poetry peppered throughout the day to keep things li vely. This tasty\, fun fundraiser is open to ALL cowboys\, cattle queens\, and of course\, bakers\, youth ages 10-17 and adults\, 18 and older. Bake rs must enter their own home-cooked cobbler. Bakers are limited to two dif ferent recipes. Dutch oven cobblers\, large casserole and deep dish cobble rs are all acceptable\, but pies will not be accepted. There is no early e ntry fee with all registration forms due by Friday\, March 27. Non-monetar y prizes to be awarded in four different categories\, including a People’s Choice award\, for both youth and adults divisions. The cobbler in both y outh and adult divisions with the most tickets will win the People’s Choic e awards. Entertainment throughout the day will include cowboy performer J ay Snider and emcee\; flutist Duane Paul\, and Two Belle. A finale 2 hour concert will feature Gary S. Pratt. A “Quickdraw Poetry Showcase” provides cowboy poets of all ages a chance to share their best or favorite poem. T here will be opportunities throughout the day for cowboy poetry performanc es. Forms will be available on our website and in our main lobby beginning March 1. All necessary information will be on the form (cobbler arrival d eadlines\, winners announced\, etc..) For information\, contact Leah or To ni at the Heritage Center\, (580) 252-6692.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5089@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:Join us for our first annual open house and private treaty bull and heifer sale at our ranch in Collinsville\, Texas. For more informatio n\, contact Kevin Deleu at 903-651-1481\, Carlos Deleu at 903-651-8329\, o r visit the website at www.DeleuRanch.com. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200404 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200405 LOCATION:Deleu Ranch. 899 Patton Rd.\, Collinsville\, TX\, 76233. SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Deleu Ranch 1st Annual Open House and Private Treaty Sale URL:http://okfronline.com/event/deleu-ranch-1st-annual-open-house-and-priva te-treaty-sale/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nJoin us for o ur first annual open house and private treaty bull and heifer sale at our ranch in Collinsville\, Texas. For more information\, contact Kevin Deleu at 903-651-1481\, Carlos Deleu at 903-651-8329\, or visit the website at w ww.DeleuRanch.com.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5093@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:The 48th annual Symposium on the American Indian is a mix of sc holarly and cultural presentations that are open to the public free of cha rge. Don’t miss workshops on Native American traditions\, short films and an ongoing film series. NSU is proud to celebrate a century of Cherokee Na tion education\, as NSU was founded on the established site of the pre-sta tehood Cherokee National Female Seminary. The 2020 keynote speakers includ e Mark Trahant (Shoshone-Bannock)\, editor of Indian Country Today and Boa rd Chair for Vision Maker Media\; Adrienne Keene (Cherokee)\, Assistant Pr ofessor of American and Ethnic Studies at Brown University\; and Kainoa Em bernate (ʻŌiwi Hawaiʻi)\, founder of Hālau ʻŌlelo\, an online learning sch ool for the Hawaiian Language. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200408 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200414 LOCATION:Northeastern State University. 601 N Grand Ave.\, Tahlequah\, OK 7 4464. SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Symposium of the American Indian URL:http://okfronline.com/event/symposium-of-the-american-indian/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nThe 48th annu al Symposium on the American Indian is a mix of scholarly and cultural pre sentations that are open to the public free of charge. Don’t miss workshop s on Native American traditions\, short films and an ongoing film series. NSU is proud to celebrate a century of Cherokee Nation education\, as NSU was founded on the established site of the pre-statehood Cherokee National Female Seminary. The 2020 keynote speakers include Mark Trahant (Shoshone -Bannock)\, editor of Indian Country Today and Board Chair for Vision Make r Media\; Adrienne Keene (Cherokee)\, Assistant Professor of American and Ethnic Studies at Brown University\; and Kainoa Embernate (ʻŌiwi Hawaiʻi)\ , founder of Hālau ʻŌlelo\, an online learning school for the Hawaiian Lan guage.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5094@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:Make plans to join us at the A-Bar Ranch in Claremore for a gre at sale! 800 head sell\, including pairs\, bred heifers\, and bred cows. T he sale starts at noon on May 9. Ranch is located eight miles east of Clar emore on Highway 20. For more information\, visit the website at www.ABarR anch.com\, or call 918-607-6808\, 918-697-6717 or 918-342-2225. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200509 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200510 LOCATION:A-Bar Ranch. Claremore\, OK 74018. SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:A-Bar Ranch Sale URL:http://okfronline.com/event/a-bar-ranch-sale-2/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nMake plans to join us at the A-Bar Ranch in Claremore for a great sale! 800 head sell\, including pairs\, bred heifers\, and bred cows. The sale starts at noon o n May 9. Ranch is located eight miles east of Claremore on Highway 20. For more information\, visit the website at www.ABarRanch.com\, or call 918-6 07-6808\, 918-697-6717 or 918-342-2225.
\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ai1ec-5002@okfronline.com DTSTAMP:20200328T142405Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:Stockers and feeders sell\nMonday. Single stockers and feeders sell Tuesday\, followed by stock cows\, packer cows\, and\npacker bulls. C all 405-235-8675 or visit www.\nONSY.com for more information. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200330 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200331 LOCATION:Oklahoma National Stockyards. @ Oklahoma City\, OK 73018. RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=MO,TU;WKST=SU SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Oklahoma National Stockyards Sales URL:http://okfronline.com/event/oklahoma-national-stockyards-sales/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\\n\\n\\nStockers and
feeders sell
\nMonday. Single stockers and feeders sell Tuesday\, fol
lowed by stock cows\, packer cows\, and
\npacker bulls. Call 405-235-
8675 or visit www.
\nONSY.com for more information.
Northeast Okl
ahoma’s largest and finest livestock
\nmarket. Sale every Monday at 9
a.m. View the
\nsale online at www.cattleusa.com. Visit www.
\n
TulsaStockyards.com for more information.
Cattlemen ser
ving cattlemen. Cows and bulls sell Mondays\, calves and
\nstockers s
ell Tuesdays\, and feeder cattle sell
\nWednesdays. Call 405-262-8800
or visit www.
\nOKCWest.com for more information.
The Old Relia
ble.
\nRegular sale every Tuesday. For more
\ninformation call 9
18-423-2834 or visit www.
\nMcAlesterStockyards.com.
Come on out e very Wednesday at 9 a.m.\, where we will be selling calves\, yearlings\, b ulls\, pairs and cows. For additional information\, visit www.sola llc.com or call 580-436-5033.
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