For the 2024 holiday season, the park will transform into an ice-skating rink inspired by New York City’s Wollman Rink in Central Park. Other seasonal events that will be hosted at OAK include Mardi Gras Mambo, a 3v3 basketball tournament and a Kentucky Derby watch party.
Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in retail development projects, reshaping the city's landscape and offering a wide range of new experiences for residents and visitors alike.
2024 is expected to be a big year for the retail industry. Robust brands want to expand brick-and-mortar stores, but space has been hard to find. That was the message of ICSC New York last month. More than 7,500 retail industry professionals attended the event including Tammy Fate, Greater OKC Chamber’s director of retail development and recruitment.
Mesero will occupy a spacious 5,500-square-foot area at OAK, complete with a mezzanine level for outdoor dining and events. The restaurant will offer a menu rich in authentic Mexican and Tex-Mex-inspired fare and craft cocktails.
OAK, a mixed-use development in northwest Oklahoma City, promises to create a captivating experience for both residents and visitors. Among its many exciting features are two remarkable art installations that embody the spirit of Oklahoma and add an extra layer of charm to the district.
Oklahoma City has seen an uptick in new retail businesses, thanks in large part to OKC’s location, its growing population and low cost of living. Developers are taking notice.
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.
Business leaders and advocates recently made a case for Oklahoma City as a premiere location for retail and development at one of the nation’s largest conventions for the marketplace industry.
