Events

"We gather here to honor them because their sacrifice is just as great as the names on those wonderful, wonderful memorials. They have given and paid an ultimate sacrifice, they gave to this community."

Crowds that were described as "Route 66 Blowout-level" were downtown on Friday evening as Sapulpa kicked off its inaugural Cinco De Mayo celebration.

The Tee Pee Drive-In might have its home in Sapulpa, but it's an icon to all of Route 66. Before things kick off on Saturday, April 15th, we've compiled the five most important things to know before the big screen blazes back to life.

The Artisans and Gardeners Market plans for twenty-two market days this season and will meet every Saturday from May through September. See inside for more details!

Thousands of people turned out to downtown Sapulpa for its 125th birthday party, celebrated by a two-day event to kick off the month of April.

Central Tech in Sapulpa offers ten different programs, and is adding more later this year; see inside for details.

The second annual Father-Daughter Dance held by Young Minds, Big Ideas on Saturday was an even bigger hit in its sophomore year.

The Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce is hitting the new year full-speed ahead with its first Business Over Breakfast on January 18th, at 7:30 am at Steak and Eggs (1117 E. Taft Ave).

On Monday evening, the lights at the Route 66 Christmas Chute went dark for the last time, effectively putting an end to the magic of the holiday season.

Read about the winners and see the photos for what some are saying might have been Sapulpa's largest-ever Christmas parade.