Elk City Fall Festival Returns with Free Admission

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Elk City, OK – The Elk City Fall Festival is set to bring two full days of arts, crafts, food, and fun to the Elk City Convention Center on September 20–21. Admission is free, giving families and visitors a chance to explore a wide variety of vendors and activities without a ticket.

Festival hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Guests can browse booths filled with fine arts, florals, antiques, baskets, woodwork, pottery, ceramics, fabrics, artwork, edible art, photography, jewelry, clothing, and crafted furniture. The event is designed to showcase creativity and craftsmanship from across the region.

Food trucks will be on-site throughout the weekend, offering a range of flavors and treats. In addition, the First Assembly of God Girls Ministry will run a concession stand on Saturday only.

Organizers encourage the community to stop by, shop, and enjoy the festive fall atmosphere while supporting local artisans and small businesses.


 
 

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