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There are so many things worth experiencing in our state that many are unknown or under-appreciated even by Oklahoma natives. On this site we try to highlight some of the overlooked wonders of the state of Oklahoma.

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Taste Oklahoma Wines in Tulsa

The Tulsa Oklahoma Elks Lodge Wine Festival will be held on Saturday, August 1st, from Noon until 5pm at Kearney Hall.

Say Goodbye to the Pecan Festival

The Okmulgee Chamber of Commerce has announced the formation of a new summer festival, celebrating “Freedom, Family, Food, and Fun.”

The Okmulgee Summer Festival event will take place on Saturday, July 4th, 2009 and will be held at the Okmulgee Municipal Park, between 13th and 20th Streets. The Okmulgee Summer Festival is replacing the beloved 25-Year-Old Okmulgee Pecan Festival.

About The Okmulgee Pecan Festival: Every June the people of Okmulgee used to get together and bake a pecan pie big enough defend their Guinness Book of World Records title. If it sounds like Okmulgee must be a town full of nuts, you don't know the half of it!

Farmer's Market in Okmulgee

Oklahoma Locavores and Foodies  rejoice! The Okmulgee Downtown Main Street group's Farmer's Market is back!  Come out and enjoy the fun while shopping for some great local foods and produce!

Every Friday morning at the Creek Nation Council House on the Square in downtown, Okmulgee you can shop the Okmulgee Farmer's Market.

 

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