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Admission is free to the event and craft fair, however you have to pay for the rides. Price of ride tickets vary, also available are various "Mega Ride Passes" (similar to those of the Tulsa State Fair). It was started as the market days when people in town would sell their excess livestock (prior to the Great Depression), hence the name, Rooster Days. This county fair is the high point of BA's calendar, and is the largest County Fair in the state. (First weekend of May; rides Th-Su, craft fair F-Su.)
Broken Arrow's premier bowling alley with 36 lanes, dining areas, and both youth and professional bowling leagues.
Built in 2008 for Broken Arrow Public Schools, this modern steel and glass structure puts on various theater performances throughout the year.
Lots of nice trails. This park is also built on top of the site of a Depression-era Hooverville. Artifacts from that time still surface here periodically.