With Valentine’s Day just days away, now is the time to lock in plans that feel thoughtful while supporting the local restaurants and experiences that help drive Oklahoma City’s economy. From intimate dining rooms to hands-on activities and easy downtown outings, OKC offers plenty of ways to celebrate while keeping Valentine’s spending close to home.
Halloween in Oklahoma City brings family fun, creative costumes and community spirit across the Modern Frontier. As residents head out to celebrate, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the holiday safely and memorably.
The Oklahoma City metro is preparing for a full lineup of patriotic events to celebrate Independence Day. From concerts and fireworks to parades and family festivals, residents will have a variety of ways to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Oklahoma City residents and visitors are encouraged to join in celebration of the installation of the anticipated “Light as a Feather” (Taking Flight) sculpture at Scissortail Park during a dedication ceremony Dec. 21. The official dedication ceremony will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the lighting at 6 p.m. on the northeast corner of Scissortail Park, near Oklahoma City Boulevard and Robinson Avenue downtown.
Oklahoma City’s Devon Ice Rink opened for its winter season on Nov. 16 through Jan. 29, 2023. The 5,500-square-foot ice rink opens annually for visitors not only from across the city but the state. Surrounded by the aura of downtown’s Myriad Botanical Gardens, the rink allows children and adults alike to experience a seasonal thrill.
Bricktown is building on the ongoing evolution of Oklahoma City with the addition of a $275 million project that will be erected by 2024. The project will incorporate two towering hotel concepts, and a residential tower.
VeloCity's "AudaCity" OKC show aims to bring you the Oklahoma City you should know about.
Oklahoma City’s Asian District Cultural Association will host their annual Asian Night Market Festival on August 20. The event will be held around Military Park, located east of Classen Boulevard, between Northwest 24th Street and Northwest 25th Street from 5 p.m. until 11 p.m.
