The 918 Day Festival is bringing Tulsa’s music, dance, and cultural communities together once again for a citywide celebration. The third annual festival will take place Friday, September 18, from 5-9 p.m. at Chapman Green in Downtown Tulsa.
Tulsa musicians and dance groups of all ages and backgrounds will take the stage at the 918 Day Festival. “We were blown away by the talent that applied for this year’s festival,” said Cassie Williams, Marketing & Communications Manager for Downtown Tulsa Partnership. “The 918 Day Festival is an opportunity to celebrate what makes Tulsa such a special place, and this lineup of entertainment and local artists represents so many different sounds, traditions, cultures, and generations.”
918 Day Festival 2026 Performer Lineup:
Musical Performers
- Keila Jael - Puerto Rican indie- soul artist blending soulful sounds, Latin influences, healing and faith.
- TMC Records - A student- run music business program and record label at McLain High School, showcasing the next generation of Tulsa musicians and creatives.
- All About A Bubble - Tulsa-based pop- rock band known for energetic performances and catchy, driving melodies.
- Marlee Vox - Tulsa soul- pop singer-songwriter whose music centers on healing, connection and creating space for people to feel.
- Steph Simon & The Rowlands - Tulsa hip-hop band performing original music from Tulsa artist Steph Simon.
Cultural Performances and Dance Groups
- Legacy Foundation Creations - A Tulsa dance group showcasing hip-hop, Afro, Latin and Pacific Island dance.
- Serenity Center for the Arts - Downtown Tulsa arts organization featuring dancers across styles including hip- hop, West African, ballet, tap and jazz.
- Tulsa Indian Club - Tulsa’s oldest Native American cultural organization, bringing Native American drums and dancers to the celebration.
- Tulsa Raqs Belly Dance - A Tulsa group dedicated to the study and performance of Raqs Sharqi, celebrating the dance’s artistry, history and culture.
- Altitude: Eagles in Motion - The premier performance dance team from Solid Foundation Preparatory Arts Academy, featuring talented students in grades 1- 5 specializing in jazz and hip- hop.
- Anand Natyalayas - Indian classical dancers sharing the beauty, rhythm and storytelling traditions of Indian classical dance.
- DJ Klave - A Downtown Tulsa favorite bringing salsa, bachata, throwback hip- hop and an open- format mix to the festival.
The 918 Day Festival will also host more than 70 local vendors and entrepreneurs throughout Chapman Green. Take a look at the art vendors, food trucks, and more who will showcase their talents to festival goers.
Art Vendors
By Sofia Arenas
Bri Chan Art
Charmchick
CPR Shop Custom Designs LLC
Da'Shade Room Eyewear
Don't Hate the 918
Donna Brunton Studios
Goat Guru Soap Co.
Graceful Links Permanent Jewelry
Harsh Expressions
Jess Laine Arts / Jessica Laine
Kalisetsi Creations
Leslies' Pottery
LoveLee
Lunar Gemz
MoonStone82
Mythic Press
Nebulous Tarot and Astrology
Pokeberry Paper and Art
Posegate Farms
Pot it like it’s hot LLC
Pretty Pup
Rainbow Light Dream
Something by Sid
Szrtail
T Visuals
The Blue Hummingbird
Tulsa Bricks
Uniquely Crafted Designs
Wear You From
Whole Lotta Henna
Zuri Louis
Food Vendors:
918 Maples
Chef J’s Flavor Station
Da Creole Express
D’Cannela Chimney Cake
Peggy Flavors
Ruckus Q
The To Go Box
V’Fresco
Viva La Vida Snacks
Food & Drink Vendors:
Bowlcuts
Brew and Craft
Firefly Brew
Funtime Lemonade
Mitad del Mundo
New Story Brewing
Okie Italian Ice
Original Healings
Market Vendors:
Black Gold Honey
Cherokee Glazed Nuts
Ifriqiya
Lil Momma Cakes
Meggie’s Making Treats
Pretty Petty Bakery
Sweet Cheeks
SweeTeeze Freeze Dried Candy
Willow’s Homemade Treats
Yo’s Creations
Giveaways:
The 918 Day Festival will host two giveaways for festival goers:
- Win a brand new grill! Visit the Downtown Tulsa Partnership booth for a chance to win a grill valued at $500, provided from our friends at from Home Depot!
- Win 4 tickets to an upcoming FC Tulsa match on October 4! Visit the FC Tulsa booth to enter.