New in Edmond: November 2026 Openings, Events and Development

New in Edmond this November: a Walmart Supercenter opened at Rockwell and the Kilpatrick Turnpike, the ice rink and Luminance are back at Mitch Park, a tru by Hilton broke ground near Legacy at Covell, and a 599-lot subdivision cleared the Planning Commission.

This is the first edition of a monthly roundup for Edmond, Deer Creek and north Oklahoma City. Every item links to the city, organizer or news report behind it. Details are as of Nov. 8, 2026, and event times can change, so check the source before you head out.

What Opened in Edmond in November?

Walmart Supercenter at Rockwell and the Kilpatrick Turnpike

Walmart's new Supercenter at 6805 NW 138th St. opened Wed., Nov. 4, according to KOCO coverage of the opening. It sits at Rockwell Avenue and the Kilpatrick Turnpike and carries an Oklahoma City address. Around there, a mailing city and a city limit are not always the same thing, which is the whole point of the Edmond-or-Oklahoma-City address guide.

Kelly Hollow Apartments

Kelly Hollow, an apartment community at 1125 W. Edmond Rd., held its grand opening ribbon cutting with the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce, which posted the ribbon cutting on Oct. 28. The Chamber lists a pool and garden, fitness center, pickleball courts, walking trail and dog park among the amenities.

Edmond Ice Rink

The rink at Mitch Park, 1501 W. Covell Rd., opened for the season Sat., Nov. 7. Per the Edmond Ice Rink website, hours are 3 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 3 to 10 p.m. Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday, with noon to 10 p.m. daily over Thanksgiving break (Nov. 22 to 28). A Shop Small pop-up runs at the rink Nov. 15, noon to 4 p.m. The rink website FAQ lists admission prices, so check them before you go.

What Events Are Coming Up in Edmond This Month?

Deck the Downtown, Thu., Nov. 12

Downtown Edmond's tree lighting starts at 5:30 p.m., according to the Downtown Edmond holiday calendar. The same calendar lists Remember Christmas t-shirt sales and a community ornament installation running Nov. 12 through Dec. 31.

Luminance at Mitch Park, Nov. 20 to Jan. 1

Edmond Electric's light display opens Fri., Nov. 20, with a kickoff night and runs through Jan. 1, 5 to 10 p.m. nightly, according to the city Luminance page. The city has posted two different kickoff-night times, so confirm on that page before you go. A second event night with a Merry Marketplace is set for Dec. 12.

Edmond Turkey Trot, Thanksgiving morning (Nov. 26)

A 5K run and a 1-mile Family Wobble in downtown Edmond. Visit Edmond says strollers and leashed dogs are welcome, there's a costume prize, and proceeds benefit Turning Point Ministries.

Small Business Saturday, Nov. 28

Downtown Edmond's listing on the same holiday calendar promises free horse-drawn wagon rides from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (weather permitting), the Grinch at noon and live music. The wagon rides come back on Saturdays in December.

What Is Being Built or Changing in Edmond?

tru by Hilton breaks ground near Legacy at Covell

The City of Edmond announced a groundbreaking on Nov. 4 at 2865 Progressive Drive for a 98-room tru by Hilton. The city puts the direct investment at $17 million with 25 to 30 jobs and an expected opening in early 2028. It would be Edmond's 14th hotel and the first new one since the Hilton Garden Inn in 2018, per the city.

Delaware Creek: 599 lots near Coffee Creek and Sooner

The Planning Commission approved the Delaware Creek preliminary plat 3-0 on Oct. 20, according to the draft minutes in the Nov. 3 Planning Commission packet. It covers 599 residential lots in Tracts 3 and 4 of the Liberty Park East planned unit development, northwest and southwest of Coffee Creek Road and Sooner Road. The minutes say that development had a 478-lot cap on those tracts, which the Planning Director removed through an administrative minor modification. The plat doesn't go to City Council.

The same packet has a 66-lot final plat for Jackson Creek 2 (26.32 acres east of Douglas Boulevard, south of Sorghum Mill Road) on the Nov. 3 agenda. The minutes for that meeting haven't been posted yet.

If you live near Coffee Creek and Sooner, the full plat documents are in that packet. The Edmond development tracker follows the bigger projects around east Edmond.

Edmond Road and Broadway: westbound closed

Phase 2 of the intersection project started Nov. 2, according to the city project update. Eastbound Edmond Road between Broadway and Fretz has reopened, and westbound is fully closed for about two weeks, weather permitting. The work covers concrete panels, signal rehab, ADA upgrades and stormwater.

Arcadia Lake Trail connector ribbon cutting is off for now

The city had a Nov. 20 ribbon cutting planned for the Arcadia Lake Trail's northwest connector. Its EdmondBikes page now says recent rains washed out the low-water crossing that was still under construction, and to stay tuned. Once finished, the extension ties into the Spring Creek Trail about 2 miles west of Midwest Boulevard. More on Arcadia Lake and the city's trail network is in the Edmond parks and trails guide.

Oklahoma County jail sales tax fails

Oklahoma County voters turned down the proposed 0.40% sales tax for the jail on Nov. 3, 139,181 to 84,143, according to unofficial State Election Board results reported by NonDoc. According to the same unofficial results, voters elected John Gibbons as county assessor over incumbent Larry Stein. The assessor's office values property for tax purposes, and the 2026 property tax levies for Edmond and Deer Creek show how that turns into a bill.

The Bottom Line

November in Edmond is mostly holiday calendar plus steady growth on the east side. The rink and Luminance carry the month, and Edmond Road at Broadway is the one to plan your commute around. What's new in your corner of town that should make next month's list?

Questions About What Is Happening Near You?

If something on this list is going in near your neighborhood and you want to talk it through, send me a message or call (405) 477-1881.

If you own a home here and want to see where its market value stands, my Edmond home value page is a place to start.

About Ryan Hukill

Ryan Hukill is a Real Estate Advisor and team lead of The Hukill Group at The Agency Oklahoma, serving home sellers throughout Edmond, Deer Creek and North Oklahoma City. He has 24 years in real estate (since 2002; licensed 2005) and more than $100 million in closed residential sales. His work is listing-focused: pricing, positioning, marketing and negotiation built on current market evidence, including buyer behavior, competing inventory, days on market, showing feedback and offer structure. In the 2026 RealTrends Verified City Rankings, he ranked #10 among Edmond agents by sales volume and #11 by transaction sides. Ryan lives in the Deer Creek area and works throughout Edmond's neighborhoods, giving him a ground-level view of buyers, inventory and pricing across the local market.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Luminance in Edmond this year?

Edmond Electric's Luminance light display runs Nov. 20, 2026, through Jan. 1, 2027, at Mitch Park, 1501 W. Covell Rd. The lights are on from 5 to 10 p.m. nightly, according to the City of Edmond.

What are the Edmond Ice Rink hours for the 2026 season?

The rink at Mitch Park opened for the season Sat., Nov. 7. Regular hours are 3 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 3 to 10 p.m. Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. During Thanksgiving break, Nov. 22 to 28, it is open noon to 10 p.m. daily, according to the rink's website.

Did the Oklahoma County jail sales tax pass?

No. Unofficial State Election Board results reported on election night, Nov. 3, showed 139,181 votes against the 0.40% sales tax and 84,143 for it, about 62% to 38%.

Sources

Checked Nov. 8, 2026. Event details come from the organizers and can change.