We all have women in our lives who inspire us to be our best selves. On March 8, you can celebrate those women with International Women’s Day. Here at VeloCityOKC, we took some time to look at the inspirational women in the Oklahoma City area.
If you are into the performing arts, one of the hidden gems in Central Oklahoma is the Armstong Auditorium in Edmond. Launched in 1998, the Armstong International Cultural Foundation Performing Arts Series has brought world-renowned classical, jazz and folk music, ballet and more to Oklahoma.
As the temperature starts to creep up and the leaves on the trees start to bloom, that can only mean one thing - Spring is just around the corner. Spring also means Spring Break at school districts all around OKC.
It is a special year for baseball fans in Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma City Baseball Club will be celebrating more than 60 years of Triple-A baseball in OKC. The club is coming off a season where it won the Pacific Coast League, its first league championship since 1996.
During the month of February, we celebrate Black History Month. There are many prominent Black Oklahomans who helped shape the history of this state. Here are some of the most well-known Black Oklahomans and a list of local events in February.
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.
On Thursday, Feb. 22, take some time to relax and venture out to one of the many spots in the Oklahoma City metro that are celebrating National Margarita Day.
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is preparing to unveil two captivating exhibits that offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Western history and art. Both exhibitions promise to be a treat for history enthusiasts, art aficionados and anyone curious about the American West.
