As Easter approaches, Oklahoma City is preparing for its annual celebrations. Whether you are looking to take the kids on an egg-centered adventure or for a peaceful Sunday meal, activities are being offered across the city.
It’s that time of the year to pull out all your green and celebrate the “luck of the Irish” with events all around Oklahoma City. Celebrate with drinks, food and fun activities on March 17!
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic (OKCPHIL) will host two performances of “An Evening with Kelli O’Hara” at the Civic Center Music Hall as part of the Chickasaw Nation POPS Series.
If you are looking to spend one Thursday out of the month trying something completely different and perhaps a little bit out of your comfort zone, Oklahoma City’s Factory Obscura may be just the right ticket for you.
It is no secret that OKC offers some of the best live music venues in the U.S., with several welcoming many of the nation’s top musical performers this spring.
First performed in Russia in 1892, The Nutcracker has become a beloved Christmas tradition for decades and one your family can enjoy once again with the Oklahoma City Ballet at the OKC Civic Center Music Hall.
Oklahoma State University’s Greenwood School of Music has been recognized as a top music business school by Billboard in what the site credits as its “most geographically diverse list to date.”
Cyclists from across the country will gather in Edmond on Nov. 6 for a day of events with Cycle 66. More than 700 riders are expected to arrive in time for Sunday’s events, beginning at 8 a.m. Two courses for kids will be included: a one-mile race and a single-loop criterium. For more experienced riders, three routes will be available, consisting of 10 miles, 33 miles or 66 miles. The Crit @ Cycle 66 race will serve as the main event.
