The Orbit Activities Update: Nov. 15-21

Your Orbit Activities Update for Nov. 15–21 is here!
It’s a busy week at Epic! From Picture Day to the final Innovators Day event in Tulsa, students and families have several opportunities to connect, participate and prepare for upcoming deadlines.
Featured Event: Epic’s 2026 Student Wellness Resource Market
This week’s featured event is Epic’s 2026 Student Wellness Resource Market, happening Nov. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Woodward Building in Tulsa. Students and families can meet with vendors and learn about mental, physical, financial and emotional support services available to them. Coats, gloves and scarves collected during Epic’s Fall Coat Drive will also be distributed to those in need. Don't worry if you can't make it next week, we will host a second event in OKC on Dec. 3, at 50 Penn.
Academic Activities & Deadlines
Epic Department Internship Spring Applications Open on Nov. 16.
High school students can apply for internships with Epic departments, gaining hands-on experience through meaningful work while building professional skills, exploring careers and making valuable connections. Students who are interested in an Epic Internship can view available positions in our Epic Department Internships catalog.
Academic Enrichment
Picture Days
Community Service & Outreach
More Opportunities
Explore these upcoming opportunities offered by organizations outside of Epic. Since Epic does not sponsor or coordinate these activities, please contact each organization directly to confirm details, eligibility requirements and deadlines.
Red Earth TreeFest — Nov. 13–Jan. 1 Families can explore trees cultivated and preserved by Oklahoma Tribal Nations and Native organizations, featuring handmade ornaments, artwork, and cultural details representing each community’s traditions. Admission is always free, and K–12 classroom and group visits may be scheduled. TreeFest is held at the Red Earth Art Center in downtown Oklahoma City.
UCO Engineering Expo Day — Nov. 18 Oklahoma students in grades 9–12 can explore engineering through interactive activities, university student organizations, and conversations with industry professionals. The event is free, lunch is provided and advance registration is requested. It will be held at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Learn more and sign up.
LEGO Club — Nov. 19 Children ages 4–12 can enjoy free, freestyle LEGO building from 4–5:30 p.m. at Hardesty Regional Library in Tulsa. This is a drop-in activity, making it an easy family opportunity to share. View the LEGO Club community calendar.
Future Sooner Friday — Nov. 20 High school and transfer students can visit the University of Oklahoma, tour campus, connect with their academic area of interest, and learn about student resources. Advance registration is available through OU Admissions. View OU Events.
That wraps up this week’s Orbit Activities Update! Check back next week for more events, opportunities and important deadlines for Epic students and families.

