Blue Flower Fields

Name: Blue Flower Fields
Start: 2026-04-13
Location: Pinot's Palette, 212 S Main St

Apr

Date

13 Apr (Monday)

Time

Mon, 7 – 9 PM

Venue

Pinot's Palette, 212 S Main St

Broken Arrow, OK, United States

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While there is no single botanical festival named "Blue Flower Fields" in Broken Arrow, there is a specific painting event with that name, as well as several local flower and spring festivals occurring in the area throughout March and April 2026.

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Featured "Blue Flower Fields" Event

Nearby Flower & Spring Festivals

•Blue Flower Fields Paint and Sip: A guided painting session where participants create a "Blue Flower Fields" masterpiece while enjoying drinks.

•Date & Time: Monday, April 13, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

•Location: Pinot's Palette, 212 South Main Street, Broken Arrow, OK 74012.

•Cost: $35 per guest.

•Tulip-Fest 2026 at Cultivate Flower Farm: Located in nearby Siloam Springs (approx. 1 hour from BA), this event features U-pick tulips, local vendors, and food trucks.

•Date: March 14–15, 2026 (Peak bloom expected around this time).

•Location: Cultivate Flower Farm.

•Cultivate Flower Farm

•The Flower Meadow (U-Pick Farm): A local farm specializing in seasonal blooms, including tulips and peonies.

•The Flower Meadow (U-Pick Farm)

•Timeframe: Early season (tulips/peonies) typically runs from April through June.

•Location: The Flower Meadow, 27304 E 151st St S, Coweta, OK (Just southeast of Broken Arrow).

•The Flower Meadow

•Spring Craft, Food, & Gift Bazaar: A large community marketplace featuring spring-themed gifts and crafts.

•Date: Friday, March 27 (9 AM–5 PM) and Saturday, March 28, 2026.

•Location: Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center, 1367 E 71st St S, Broken Arrow, OK.

•Flower Fest 2026: A community celebration of spring featuring farmers, artisans, and musicians.