ENID, OK - Are you wondering where you can see Santa and get some pics with the kids? Here are some of the places we know where Santa will be. If you'll be hosting Santa send your info to buzz@enidbuzz.com. • November 28th — Downtown Parade - 5–7pm • November 29th — Pancakes with Santa @ Stride Bank Center - 8–11am • November 29th — The One Opening Night, Downtown on Grand - 5–7pm • December 4th & 5th - Santa House {Next to Holidays on Ice in Downtown Enid} - 5–8pm • December 6th — Christmas Cruise at The […]

The BAT (Big Adventure Train) Express is a 1985 5-ton Army truck covered in over 4,000 lights. Tours will go all over downtown Enid. The truck holds up to 20 people. The Mini BAT Express is an 80-foot long barrel train covered in over 2,000 lights. No age limit to ride the Mini BAT. If you can fit, you can sit. Season dates below. Times are 6-9:00pm. (may open early and stay later on special event days). Contact thebatexpress@gmail.com. Nov, 29th - 30th Dec. 4th - 7th Dec. 11th - 14th Dec. 18th - 24th Closed Dec. 25th Dec. 26th […]

Northern Oklahoma College is presenting a December Planetarium Show on Thursday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. The show will focus on the Star of Bethlehem and will also feature a brief introduction to what is happening in the December night skies. This show is free to the public, doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is free but non-perishable food items are accepted for Loaves & Fishes in Enid.

Guests will drive through a pathway of lights and witness first-hand the story of the first Christmas as portrayed in ten different scenes. The story comes alive through beautiful music, Scripture and live animals. This will be the 33rd season Enid First Church of the Nazarene has given this reenactment to Enid and the surrounding region. Approximately 55 actors and support staff rotate every 30-45 minutes, depending upon the weather. It’s a wonderful experience that you don’t want to miss. Friday-Sunday 6:30 pm-8:30 pm

Storybook Night is a family-friendly event of storytelling and characters coming to life. Storytellers will read books on stage while the book characters come to life. Stories being read are: 4:15 p.m. – The Grinch Who Stole Christmas 4:30 p.m. – Twas the Night Before Christmas 5:00 p.m. – Gingerbread Christmas 5:15 p.m. – The Three Trees Times are approximate. Photos with characters will follow readings. Other characters attending are Chewbacca, Spiderman and Batman. There will also be: Face painting by Paint It Up Putnam Six bookstore with Christmas books

Due to forecasted low temperatures reaching near 15°F with wind chills in the single digits on Saturday, December 13, the City of Enid Parks and Recreation Department has rescheduled the annual Christmas in the Park event. Residents, visitors, and families are invited to enjoy an evening filled with holiday-themed crafts, hands-on activities, and festive photo ops with characters throughout the park. Featured Crafts & Activities: • Cookie decorating • Ornament making • Reindeer food • Snowball shooters • Picture frames • Color-your-own puzzles • Letters to Santa • Free hot chocolate & apple cider This event is FREE for all […]

From all of us at Enid Buzz, here’s wishing you a Merry Christmas and a peaceful holiday season. Thanks for sticking with us through another year of local news, community stories, and everything happening around Enid. Whether you’re celebrating at home, traveling, or gathering with family, we hope your holiday is filled with good food, good company, and a little time to slow down. See you around town, Enid.