OU Football at Mississippi State
The Sooners take their SEC road show to Starkville to face Mississippi State.
Norman recommends neighborhood trick-or-treating Friday, Oct. 30, ahead of the OU home game on Halloween.
Art in the street. Football in the air. Dinosaurs after dark. Find the good, odd, loud and neighborly parts of town.
The weekend’s biggest happenings, one highlight at a time.
The Sooners take their SEC road show to Starkville to face Mississippi State.
Horror mazes and a live scare experience at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds RV Park, 615 E Robinson St. Tickets run about $19.
Norman Parks and Rec’s Halloween 5K and 1-mile Trick or Treat Trot. Registration required; race-day registration closes 15 minutes before the start.
The Smashing Pumpkins rock Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, worth the drive up I-35.
The South Oval party rolls into the Glow Parade, the night before the Homecoming game against South Carolina.
What is happening around town today.
Useful notes, the kind you hear in line for coffee five minutes too late.
The city recommends neighborhood trick-or-treating on Friday, Oct. 30 because the Sooners play at home on Halloween. It’s a recommendation, not a requirement.
Read the noticeVisitNorman’s free shuttle connects downtown with Campus Corner and the stadium on home-game Saturdays, running before kickoff through after the final whistle.
Shuttle detailsThe summer market’s final Saturday is Oct. 24, 8 AM–1 PM. The winter market begins Nov. 7 with 9 AM–1 PM hours.
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