Oklahoma City families and holiday shoppers have a chance to bring a piece of Pumpkinville home this Monday. The Myriad Botanical Gardens’ popular pumpkin display officially closed, but the garden’s organizers are hosting an Orange Monday Fall Sale where visitors can purchase pumpkins, gourds, and other seasonal decorations.
Sale details
The sale runs from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, offering a range of items priced between $1 and $20. Shoppers are asked to bring cash or cards, as only card payments will be accepted at the temporary checkout stations.
Because the garden will not provide carts or wagons, attendees should arrive with their own means of transport—whether a wagon, hand‑cart, or sturdy tote—to carry their purchases back home.
What’s available
Vendors will have a variety of Pumpkinville‑themed decorations, including miniature pumpkins, decorative gourds, wreaths, and themed signage that captured the exhibit’s whimsical spirit. The selection is designed to suit a range of budgets, making it easy for families to add a festive touch to their homes without breaking the bank.
Why it matters to the community
Pumpkinville has become a beloved seasonal tradition for many Oklahoma City residents, drawing visitors from across the metro area each fall. By offering the decorations for sale, the Myriad Botanical Gardens ensures the exhibit’s legacy lives on in homes throughout the city, reinforcing community pride and supporting local holiday traditions.
Local businesses also benefit, as the sale encourages foot traffic to the downtown area and highlights the garden’s role as a hub for family‑friendly events. The garden’s staff hopes the sale will inspire families to continue celebrating the season together, even after the official exhibit has closed.
Practical tips
• Arrive early to secure the best selections, as items are expected to sell quickly.
• Bring a sturdy cart or wagon for transporting larger pumpkins.
• Card payments only; have a backup payment method ready.
• The sale is limited to the morning hours, so plan accordingly.
For more information about the Orange Monday Fall Sale, visitors can check the Myriad Botanical Gardens’ website or follow the garden’s social‑media channels for updates.
Original reporting: Oklahoma City News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
