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Parks staff says 'Monarchs on the Mountain' drew about 2,500 attendees

September 21, 2026 | Tulsa County, Oklahoma


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Parks staff says 'Monarchs on the Mountain' drew about 2,500 attendees
Michael Ebe, filling in for Matt Hancock with Tulsa County Parks, told the Board that the department had a busy weekend and called the major event at Chandler Park "a huge success." "We had about 2,500 people show up," he said, and he described a range of fall programming, vendor participation, and ongoing park activities including Special Olympics and PGA youth events.

Parks staff said they have begun converting space at Buddy LaFortune for Spanish-through-art programming and reported participation numbers at other parks and upcoming events. The Board thanked parks staff for their work during a busy season; no formal action was required on the report.

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