Nope.  I can't.  I can't find a single late afternoon/evening Latin Mass.  Anywhere.

I work the third shift.  I am the only Catholic in this entire world who works on the third shift, which is why these kinds of Masses do not exist.  Therefore, parishes please most everyone else with 9am Latin Mass of one kind or another.

I switched to the SSPX Mass exactly a year ago, due to the fact that the diocesan Latin Mass I used to attend switched to...wait for it...a morning schedule.  Big surprise.  However the SSPX had 1pm Mass.  So, I got to take the plunge into a Society chapel.  (And yet, the folks on this forum are Resistance.  I'm 5+ years behind the times, I swear.)  

The SSPX Mass I attend is two Sunday's a month.  I could go to a Novus Ordo Mass, I guess, on the "off" Sundays.  Nothing amuses me more than lisping men of the cloth smiling at me in a troubled world, pretending that there's nothing wrong outside the church doors.  So yeah, there's that option.  

I looked in neighboring states (Kansas and Arkansas) that were within a reasonable driving distance.  All Latin Masses are held in the mornings.  

The Lord does not want Catholics to work on the third shift.  That's my conclusion.  Been stuck on this shift for three years.

Going mad        :roll-laugh2:

Any way to keep the Sabbath holy still, and attend mass anther day during the week to recieve Our Blessed Lord?

Don't go to the Novus Ordo mass. It is not illicit to miss mass by no fault of your own, the Novus Ordo "may" be a valid, but will always be illicit.

I looked in neighboring states (Kansas and Arkansas) that were within a reasonable driving distance.  All Latin Masses are held in the mornings.  

Can you travel further to St. Louis?

St. Mary's Assumption SSPX

Tues, 6 pm Mass

1st Fri, 6 pm Mass

If there isn't a valid Mass within approximately 2 hours of you, you are generally not obligated to drive farther than that.  The Novus Ordo sacrilege is a poor mimicry of a Mass--not a valid Mass.  Diocesan traditional "Masses" offered by post-1968 "ordained" prietenders are not valid Masses.  I would also be very careful not to attend a diocesan traditional Mass offered by a valid priest ordained via the pre-1968 rite if he spews conciliarist errors in his sermons--women and children should especially be shielded from such.

I know that it's frustrating to not have reasonable access to Mass.  I usually have a priest offer Mass 20 mins away for Sunday's.  But he can't get away from his main chapel 2 hrs away on Holy Days.  In making that drive and passing through many towns that would have had a valid Mass 50 yrs ago used to incense my ill feelings toward the light in their loafer lispers who have hijacked the Church.  I discussed this with my priest and he seemed to frown on the anger it incites in me so I try not to dwell on it anymore.

On Sunday's and Holy Days that you can't get to Mass, pray the Rosary, read writings of or about the saints, etc.

A final idea that you might try is contacting the priest at the nearby sspx Parish ask him if he might do a private mass at yhe times that you need. I'm sure if you explain your situation, you might get the help you need, even if not every week.

Next Sunday at 5pm Mass in Paulsboro, NJ at St. Mary the Virgin Chapel.

Have you checked the MesseMonde (might be out-of-date) or WikkiMissa directories for TLM Mass times in your area?

Laramie lives in Oklahoma.

60% of the TLMs listed on MesseMonde's Oklahoma page (updated 2016-06-08) have afternoon/evening masses:

St. Michael's Chapel. 4703 McMillan, Bethany, Okla.
Dim. : 9 am, 11 am , 5pm ; lun. - ven. : 7:00 ; Sam : 8:30
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Oklahoma City Latin Mass Community - 4703 McMillan - Bethany, Oklahoma 73008
tél. (+1)(405) 440-9168
site web : http://www.geocities.com/okclatinmass
M. l’abbé Howard Remski
    FSSP

St. Michael's Church 4701 N. McMillan? Avenue, Bethany (Oklahoma City), OK 73008
Tel : 405-603-5320
Mass : Sun 9:00am
Sat 5:00pm
http://sspx.org/
Society of Saint Pius X
    SSPX

St John Fisher Church 4225 W. 5th St - OK TULSA
Tel : 918-599-9557
Mass : 2nd & 4th Sunday: 3:00pm
http://sspx.org/
    SSPX