MMTH Fieldhouse Breaks Ground at The Half, Expanding Northwest OKC Entertainment Corridor

Construction is officially underway on a new interactive sports and entertainment venue in northwest Oklahoma City, marking the latest addition to the growing mix of experiential destinations at The Half development near Wilshire Boulevard and the Broadway Extension.

MMTH Fieldhouse, pronounced “mammoth,” will be the first venue of its kind in Oklahoma when it opens later this year, combining recreational sports, elevated food and beverage offerings, and flexible event space designed for both social gatherings and corporate use.

“Fieldhouse is excited to bring community, camaraderie, and a healthy dose of competition to OKC,” said Jason Farrant, president of MMTH Fieldhouse.

Designed as more than a traditional sports facility, MMTH Fieldhouse will feature a range of interactive activities under one roof, including mini golf, baseball, basketball and Wiffle Ball experiences. The venue will also include indoor and outdoor event space designed to support flexible group programming throughout the year.

The project represents another milestone in the continued evolution of The Half as a destination anchored by entertainment, dining and lifestyle amenities. MMTH Fieldhouse will join nearby attractions including Andretti Indoor Karting and Games, Chicken & Pickle and Flix Brewhouse, further expanding the area’s portfolio of experiences for residents and visitors.

Developments like MMTH Fieldhouse reflect Oklahoma City’s increasing momentum in attracting experiential concepts that contribute to both quality of life and economic activity. Entertainment-driven destinations can play a growing role in talent attraction, visitor spending and local business growth, particularly as mixed-use districts continue to expand across the metro.

With construction already in progress, MMTH Fieldhouse is expected to open to the public later this year, offering a new gathering place where recreation, competition and community intersect in one of Oklahoma City’s fastest growing corridors.