- Winterfest is a winter wonderland in downtown Tulsa. There is a 44-foot Christmas tree, an ice skating rink, a holiday marketplace, and a parade of lights.
- Philbrook Festival is a festive celebration of the holidays at the Philbrook Museum of Art. There are thousands of lights, a musical light show, holiday shopping, and a LEGO village.
- Route 66 Christmas Chute is a walkable light display in downtown Sapulpa. There are 10 different Christmas themes, pop-ups, events, and carriage rides.
- Tulsa Christmas Parade is a long-standing tradition that features beautifully designed floats and balloons.
- Tulsa Zoo Light Safari is a drive-thru light display at the Tulsa Zoo. There are over 1 million lights and animal-themed displays.
- Chandler Park’s Wonderland of Lights is a drive-thru light display at Chandler Park. There are over 750,000 lights and animated displays.
- The Gathering Place is a new park in Tulsa that has a variety of holiday activities, including ice skating, a tree lighting ceremony, and a winter market.
- Oral Roberts University’s Christmas lights are a popular attraction. The university’s campus is decorated with over 1 million lights.
These are just a few of the many things to do in the Tulsa Metro during the holidays. With so many options to choose from, you’re sure to find something to enjoy.
