Shoppers looking for something other than big-box holiday deals have a local option this weekend, as Vintage Market Days of Tulsa sets up at the Creek County Fairgrounds with vintage goods, handmade finds, live music, and a charitable twist benefiting Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma.
The event listing from organizer vintagemarketdays.com describes it as an upscale vintage and vintage-inspired indoor/outdoor market featuring original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, and handmade treasures. According to KOKI FOX 23, the market brings together local artists, creators, and small business merchants, giving them a way to sell during the holiday season while giving shoppers a chance to support local businesses directly.
Per the event listing on events.humanitix.com, the market runs from 10 a.m. Friday through 4 p.m. Sunday CST, and is set for November 13 through November 15, 2026. That listing places the market in Kellyville, Oklahoma, though NewsOn6 has separately reported a November 14-16 date range for the same event at Creek County Fairgrounds — a discrepancy that remains unresolved in available event materials.
Where Exactly Is the Fairgrounds?
Pinning down the fairgrounds' exact city has also proven tricky. One listing from the organizer's own site gives the address as 17808 SH 66, Sapulpa, OK 74039, while NewsOn6 identifies the same address, 17808 SH 66, as being located in Kellyville, Oklahoma. Shoppers planning a visit may want to confirm the address directly before heading out.
Once there, visitors can expect to spend time browsing curated vendor booths, listening to live music, and grabbing local food and treats, the organizer's event listing notes. Admission is free for children under 12, according to vintagemarketdays.com, and tickets purchased at the gate — where both cash and credit cards are accepted — allow for re-entry throughout the entire weekend.
A Holiday Fundraiser Tied to Local Giving
Beyond the shopping, this year's market carries a charitable component. NewsOn6 reports that the event is helping families across Eastern Oklahoma through Catholic Charities, framing the market as a way of supporting local artists while giving back to the community.
For anyone finishing up a holiday shopping list while also looking to put money back into Eastern Oklahoma's local economy, the weekend at Creek County Fairgrounds offers a chance to do both — browsing handmade and vintage goods from local merchants while a portion of the event's proceeds supports Catholic Charities' work with families in the region.
