Spring in Oklahoma City is packed with events that showcase the city's vibrant culture, community spirit and rich heritage. From the 25th annual OKC Memorial Marathon to the return of beloved festivals like the "Festival of the Arts" and "Paseo Arts Festival," there’s something for everyone this season.
As the city continues to grow, the impact the different districts provide will be an important economic driver.
Venture to the well-known Paseo Arts District and see the exhibit, Journey, of Filipino artist, Carlos “Totong” Francisco II. The exhibit is on display in Gallery I of the Paseo Arts and Creativity Center from February 2-24.
Raise your glasses and prepare to indulge, because February 18th marks a day dedicated to one of humanity's oldest and most beloved beverages: wine. National Drink Wine Day is an occasion that invites wine enthusiasts and novices alike to savor the flavors, explore the varieties, and celebrate the rich history and cultural significance of this timeless elixir.
Real Estate Witch recently released the list of the Best Taco Cities in America and Oklahoma City was listed as number 12. If you’re looking to enjoy tacos no matter the day of the week, Oklahoma City has plenty of delicious options to choose from.
July is the slowest shopping month for small businesses. It’s for that reason the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, through its “Stand Tall, Shop Small for OKC” campaign, is urging people to purchase from local small businesses as much as possible.
July 13th is National French Fry Day. Bring your appetite and come along with us by taking a foodie field trip at these Oklahoma City restaurants for a fun, french fry extravaganza!
Oklahoma City’s Paseo District is about to get even friendlier as sidewalks, streetlights and more get revamped.
