In addition to a variety of holiday happenings in downtown OKC, local retailers are once again “popping up” in Midtown as part of Holiday Popup Shops from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays through Dec. 19.
The Chamber wants residents to make sure to support the local shops and restaurants that help make Oklahoma City the community we all love, especially during the holiday shopping season.
As the shopping season kicks off this weekend with Small Business Saturday, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is encouraging shoppers to support local retail this holiday season.
As of this writing, there are about 50 shopping days left until Christmas, and for some retailers, that period can sometimes mean the difference between staying open or closing for good since a majority of their yearly sales come during the holidays. But if Oklahoma City’s sales tax collections are any indication, 2021 could end up being the gift that just keeps on giving for Oklahoma City retailers, both large and small.
OKANA Resort includes riverfront hotel, spa, outdoor adventure lagoon, amphitheater, indoor waterpark, restaurants, Native American Marketplace and retail outlets.
In the face of the recent pandemic and an ever-changing landscape for retailers, Quail Springs Mall took an aggressive approach to lure non-traditional mall tenants to create a retail environment that is a lot more than shopping.
New businesses, updated store fronts, fresh paint, innovative ideas, and positive momentum define NE 23rd street’s EastPoint redevelopment project. It has recently won ULI awards on a national and global scale.
Chamber Member Homeland, a locally headquartered employee-owned company, invited the community to celebrate the opening of their new, full-service grocery store at NE 36 and Lincoln in Oklahoma City Wednesday. Their inaugural “First Sunday” Community Day happens on September 5th from 1 – 5 p.m.
