Purple People Eater Fest Returns to Erick Sept. 26-28

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Erick, OK — Erick is about to turn purple again. The annual Purple People Eater Fest is set for Friday through Sunday, September 26-28, 2025, celebrating hometown legend Sheb Wooley and his famous novelty hit, “Purple People Eater.”

The three-day festival will bring together live music, food, vendors, parades, and plenty of small-town fun for all ages.

Friday, Sept. 26 – Kickoff in the Country

Festivities begin Friday evening with the Party in the Pasture at 7 p.m. at the 6-C Ranch, located at 12194 N. 1750 Rd. The event will feature old-fashioned bull bucking, mutton bustin’, full concessions, and live music from a featured band.

Saturday, Sept. 27 – Shine, Show & Shindig

Saturday kicks off with the Purple Parade at 10 a.m., followed by Wooley’s Bazaar Craft & Vendor Show from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Car lovers can enjoy the Purple Motor Eater Car Show* from 1 to 4 p.m. The day wraps up with Sheb’s Shindig at 8 p.m., featuring live music from Matt Moran & The Palominos. The event is free, beverages will be served, and coolers are welcome (no glass containers).

Sunday, Sept. 28 – FUNday Wrap-up

The Erick Fire Department will host a pancake breakfast fundraiser at 8 a.m., closing out the weekend with food, fun, and community fellowship.

Organizers say the Purple People Eater Fest is all about celebrating local heritage with a splash of color and a lot of fun.

For more information, contact the City of Erick at (580) 526-3924 or cityclerk@erickok.gov.


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