Downtown Oklahoma City’s recently completed Scissortail Park will host Foodie Fest of OKC on October 8 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event, organized by OKC Black Eats, will feature live music and entertainment, along with more than 50 food and retail vendors to coincide with the park’s farmer’s market.
VeloCity visited with Jody McAnally to talk about the exciting developments taking place around the OKC Farmers Public Market as they celebrate its 20th anniversary under their ownership.
Spring is springing, summoning the sense of somewhat of a superlative month when it comes to experiencing some of OKC’s favorite activities and events.
The Farmers Public Market of Oklahoma City has been around for nearly 100 years. Its surrounding district is one of the largest in our city, providing a home to some of the most unique retail and restaurant businesses in our city.
As gardens begin to flourish and springtime crops are begging to be harvested, farmers markets are popping up, fully stocked, all over the metro.
As the leaves pop out from the trees, the flowers emerge from the dirt and the green grass sprouts from the ground, events are reappearing in Norman. Get some ideas for things to do via the latest in our "Stay safe and enjoy" series on communities around the metro.
Saturdays at Scissortail Park will soon be filled with local food producers and artisans as the OSU-OKC Farmers Market kicks off at 9 a.m. on April 3.
To keep the public safe, many cities are not hosting their annual Independence Day celebrations. But there’s plenty to do on July 4. See where you can celebrate America while being socially distant from your fellow humans.
