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Things to Do & See: November 19 - November 25, 2019

On Thursday, you can get a firsthand account of history as Anne Frank’s stepsister, Eva Schloss, shares her Holocaust story at Oklahoma City Community College. Saturday is the unofficial start of the holiday season in downtown with Automobile Alley flipping on its light display. And don’t forget to try your hand – well your feet – at ice skating by taking a few laps around the Devon Ice Rink. See what else there is to do this week.

By Chamber Staff
Lifestyle / November 12, 2019

Things to Do & See: November 12 - November 18, 2019

Spongebob Squarepants comes to town this week, taking the stage at the Civic Center Music Hall until Sunday. The Oklahoma City Thunder will take on the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday and the former town of Britton will have a festival on Saturday. See what else there is to do this week.

By Chamber Staff
Lifestyle / November 5, 2019

Things to Do & See: November 5 - November 11, 2019

With cooler air settling in, you’re likely looking for more indoor options. There are many new attractions this week, happening indoors. At Exhibit C, Native American artists have displayed their best pop-art work in The Frybread Factory exhibit. Another multi-shop holiday event, Mistletoe Market, opens Thursday at the Cox Convention Center. But we’re excited about the holiday tradition, the Devon Ice Rink, returning Friday at Myriad Gardens. See what else you can do in OKC this week.

By Chamber Staff
Member News / November 1, 2019

First Oklahoma Investors Conference to be held Nov. 7 in OKC

The conference will connect the financial ecosystem by welcoming institutional investors, fund managers and prominent public figures from across the world to participate in a full day of panel discussions, keynote presentations and networking opportunities.

By Staff Reports
Events / October 31, 2019

Get in the entrepreneurial spirit

A thriving entrepreneurial spirit is the backbone to any health economy and the 2019 Entrepreneurial Summit is great way to engage and learn about our state’s entrepreneurial community.

By Marcus Elwell
May 2018 Chamber Forum / May 16, 2018
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National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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