'Stay Gold, Merry & Bright': Tulsa Christmas Parade Celebrates 98 Years Of Holiday Cheer

The Tulsa Christmas Parade is shaping up to be even bigger this year for families to enjoy.

This year, the parade says elves will be handing out 10,000 presents to all the kids watching the floats go by.

There's also going to be a pajama egg nog jog and a gift market at Chapman Green.

It's all themed after "Stay Gold, Merry and Bright," celebrating The Outsiders House Museum while also keeping the spirit of Christmas in the heart of downtown for 98 years.

"This is a long-standing tradition in the Tulsa community," said Amanda Curtis with the parade. "We listen to the community, and we just continue to make it better each year."

The fun run begins at 10 a.m. with the parade starting an hour later at 11 a.m. on Dec. 14.

The parade is also looking for volunteers to help assemble the parade. Click here to sign up.