Celebrated annually on Jan. 13, Make Your Dream Come True Day encourages people to reflect on their aspirations and take steps toward turning their dreams into reality. It's a time to embrace your passions, set meaningful goals and embark on the journey toward success.
The state of Oklahoma is home to many pieces of history, soon to be more. As the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor is commemorated, pieces of silver service from the USS Oklahoma will be on public display at the Oklahoma History Center.
If you enjoy a good sandwich, you are not alone. It’s this love for this versatile snack that eventually spawned the first National Sandwich Day back on Nov. 3, 2010. This year, National Sandwich Day will be celebrated on Friday, Nov. 3.
The flight of Black Oklahomans from the state between 1908 and 1911 to the Canadian prairies in Alberta and Saskatchewan is depicted in black and white photographs and audio recordings by Canadian artists Donna Paris and David Ofori Zapparoli, respectively, as part of an exhibit at Oklahoma Contemporary beginning Nov. 9, 2023, through April 1, 2024.
In a heartwarming triumph that celebrates the undeniable charm of canine companions, Oklahoma City has been crowned the home to the cutest dogs in the United States.
On Aug. 12, there will be more than 300 “street scientists” driving around Oklahoma City measuring air temperature to determine the hottest parts of the city.
The renowned spot at 4200 N. Western for all things music and food is set to permanently close its doors in early September. The building’s owners have new plans for the property.
June is the month when you can imbibe in candy of all kinds, and no one can stop you. Get out your GPS and search for these local candy stores to visit during National Candy Month.
