Talala Fall Festival
One of the smallest towns on the old Cherokee Nation allotment lands of Rogers County, Talala gathers its community of a few hundred souls for a single autumn Saturday of food stalls, local crafts, and the kind of unpretentious fellowship that defines the rural Oklahoma fall calendar.
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